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He should keep.mute. Hit list my ass. It's becoming apparent people don't even verify and care to know, if the news they are sharing is fake or from a verified source, all they do is just share it.

Gosh!.

Nova15:
Abi o, I've also being wondering how batman is a tip off of the punisher.

especially when Batman came before The Punisher.

Congratulations madam. I wish you all the best. Cheers.

It's pretty obvious the parents have been playing this song from when the baby was born, and as a result the baby is now use to the song more than those nursery rhymes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eazMxg-DvBE

This song always helps lift my spirit...

Nickshrapnel:
I never knew it was an adaptation.

it is a John Grisham novel.

Nickshrapnel:
I enjoyed watching this one

I actually enjoyed the novel better.

Wow!. This is good news.

uboma:
Bitter truth indeed!


Not all single mothers led a wayward life.

There are some ladies who are victims of sexual violence and choose not to abort the resultant pregnancies.


There are also some ladies who got thoroughly deceived by the men who promised them heaven and earth. Some even got married but the men abandoned them.

Reno wasn't talking about the bolded. He was talking about those who engaged in premarital sex.

I'm sure you know there are a whole lot of single mums out there desperately looking for who to help them take care of their kids.

PharmaGirl:
Your opinion Reno.
If that's what you believe, then its fine.

But remember, they didn't impregnate themselves.

So while you're giving reasons on why you won't help 'deliberate single moms', don't you think it'd be nice if you also preached to the men who impregnated them?

Tell them to carry their cross honorably. Tell them to provide for their kids so their kids' moms will stop running to your TL, begging for money.

like they didn't know how to get rid of the pregnancy when they discovered they were pregnant?

blingxx:
Pls link to download it bruh

go to yts dot ms

Em how did OBJ know those who attacked protesters were sponsored hoodlums and miscreants?

I bet those who are looting those palliative warehouses are also sponsored hoodlums and miscreants.

What these men fail to know is that many Nigerians are hungry. Hunger can make a man do the most basest of things.

I'm sure if Chimamanda was president of Nigeria and this happened under her watch she won't write this kind of speech.

What a shame!

naptu2:
This is so much fun! Chuck Berry and Bruce Springsteen perform Johnny B Goode live. Springsteen is like a kid who has just seen his idol.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6swgiM9vSEE

the real question remains who own the song.

naptu2:
Yeah! I remember Peter Tosh's version. It was shown on the NTA. But the first version I heard was the rock version.

Peter Tosh's version I use to think is the original version, until now.

Johnny B Goode it seem is like Paint It Black, many version and it's pretty hard to know the original.

naptu2:
This is one of those songs from my childhood. I feel like I've known this song my entire life. It is one o9f the most popular songs that has ever been made. It has been covered uncountable times, it has been used in very many movies and adverts, it has become the nickname of very many people and everybody knows this song.


Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode (1958).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T38v3-SSGcM

Yikes. Use to think Peter Tosh is the dude who sang this song. Never knew the song is very old.

Ishilove:
And they have started.

it won't hold water. Sooner or later those who started it will back out of the protest (segalinks) already did and those who remain will now have to face the wrath of APC.

Don't forget this government is smart. They're watching and observing. That feminist coalition or whatever they call themselves should have kept mute.

I even wonder if this LGBT whatever aren't Nigerians. Like why did they even mention them specifically.

It's safe to say the funding they're getting from abroad are from sympathizers/supporters of the LGBTQ league.

Ishilove:
It's like these ones want to be unfortunate

that's how it usually starts. People with ulterior motives always tend to use protests like this to showcase themselves...

Well I'll want to ask if this protest had happened during GEJ tenure if she would have sent all those stuff, considering the fact that her husband was close to that particular government at that time.

In Nigeria, there are two class of people I don't trust and I will never trust, they're politicians and the clergy. (Pastors and Imams).

mariahAngel:
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Mr Ishilove, kuku kee me!

Well, it could be that they were telling you the truth, or they were just mischievous liars!
It is more likely the latter.

For anyone that understands Yoruba, those are not the translations that come to mind first when you see those monickers.

believe me Ishilove understand Yoruba very very much and knows the meaning of those monikers to the fullest.

naptu2:
I don't think it's about being cool. I think that's also about virtue.

The same way that some people name their kids after lions or leopards, to depict that they are as strong as those animals, so also do people name their children after other humans, especially people that are dead, with the hope that the child will imbibe the virtue of the person that they are named after.

So people name their children Solomon, with the hope that the child will be as wise as King Solomon, etc.

Athanasius was a bishop of Alexandria in Egypt and some people thought that he was wise. That might be the reason that they name their children after him.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athanasius_of_Alexandria

wow. Didn't even know this. I've had this cocky expression whenever anyone tell me his name is Athanasius or even Donatus.

The ones I usually smirk at are the ones who tell me "my name is Prosper". I usually say within me like your parents took one good look at you and knew you're are failure then named you Prosper just to massage their ego and make them feel better about birthing a failure

This things with names is something else. Hehehehe.

naptu2:
Well, the leopard can also be seen as a difficult and tough animal.

yeah that's true. Thanks

naptu2:
Difficulty/sadness has turned to joy.

easy thinking may be it's leopard as turned to dayo or something like that. Lol.

crackhaus:
Some people do this, plan/list names they intend to give their unborn child(ren).
Even I have been guilty of this, BUT after a certain experience, I now find that this method can be a wee bit contrived (for lack of a better word).

Personally, I now find it fascinating when children are given names that encompass the circumstances surrounding their birth – could be an experience during the pregnancy, or even an experience right there in the labor ward.

Some parents also choose names that are futuristic in expression, in the sense that they believe something about the child that will/may become that child's reality much later on – this also works.

Whatever method people choose anyway, the basic idea is to always know the meaning, origins, and history behind a name (assuming you don't want to give one that is based on a person experience)
[b]I have noticed that a lot of people simply pick names that sound posh/hip/modern[/b]without having a deeper understanding of their meanings.

I believe there's absolutely nothing cool about naming a child Artanacious or Donatus.

naptu2:
People also use animals to depict virtue.

Ekun means leopard in Yoruba.

Therefore, Kekere-Ekun = small leopard (this is to show that people bearing that name are as strong as leopards despite the fact that they are small).

Zaki means lion in Hausa. That is to show that people who bear the name Zaki are as strong as lions.

so what does Ekundayo mean in Yoruba?

CountryTireMan:
FG should as a matter of urgency go through all the cases handled by SARS as far back as 2010, lot’s of innocent people being used to make devilish money, what’s the difference between this bastard SARS and ritualists?? No difference.... If your papa na SARS he no go die better dieeeeee

Hope you read where it was said that SARS don't keep record of their cases?

So I wonder how it will be possible for the government to look into it.

Though I believe if the FG really wants to placate Nigerians and call a spade, a spade, a panel should be set up to look into every case of SARS brutality.

Let the FG tell every aggrieved and concerned Nigerian who have felt the horse whip of SARS to make their claim there and if any of those God forsaken SARS officers are found guilty, Kirikiri should welcome them with open arms.

Na WA oh. Knowing the precedent and antecedent of SARS, concerning the disappearance of this boy... well your guess is as good as mine.

Chai! See the way dem just use covid 19 pandemic take sack dis guy man.

Batman: Death In The Family.

Absolutely stunning. Hearing Batman talk about his failure is absolutely worth every minute of the movie.

Art truly imitates life.

It's an 8.7 for me.