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Sirmwill:
Pele ooo

Isi your sleep 😅

Sirmwill:
Please someone should post link to watch abeg

I want to watch Ivory coast celebration 🥳

slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

ivory coast deserve the wining

They played us

Just the way south Africans played us

I don't know what the hell is alex iwobi doing inside field

VeryWickedMan:
Tinubu should subsidize hookup.

superCleanworks:
this is just 4:15 in the morning oh!

Edybleketara:
Why not reserve all these noise until after lifting the cup??

Logins2125:
First to comment for the first time. Happy birthday to you! Wishing you many more in return!

God1000:
We don't need any yeye talk from them, we want immediate solution to our problems.




You better drop such mentality, people like you are the reason our leaders take us for granted, being a first lady doesn't mean she's above me, we elected them to serve us, they are our servants and not the other way round.

Mind you, I have a lot of respect for the office of the president and first lady.

Faposky95:
yu tell Mama sorry like two times, she no take.....
wetin remain....?
no be to tell am ori e shere....!!!1
she for smile
no vex.....another trial shall convince if not confuse you.

superCleanworks:
Get well soon.

And if you no sabi when and where to apply SORRY and EXCUSE ME and PARDON ME, no be me go teach you unless you are ready to pay HEAVILY for adult education.

superCleanworks:
Many Nigerians are used to saying SORRY instead of EXCUSE ME and that can lead to a whole lot of unwarranted "SORRY" especially in an office with high verbal communication rate.

SORRY, where is the door
EXCUSE ME where is the door.

Fisiryorh:
A clear case of a mental being....

A Nigerian lady in the diaspora, @mmariaammx, has revealed she was fired from her care attendant job in Canada for saying sorry too often.

In what came as culture shock, the young lady said sorry is a default word in Nigeria but that is not the case in Canada.

In a TikTok video, she advised people to be ready to unlearn and relearn when emigrating to foreign countries, saying she has learnt her lesson.

She explained that she got a care attendant job as a side hustle as she already had a 9-5 work in Canada. On the first day of work, she noticed her employer had a health challenge that put her in pain daily and tried to be empathetic by always apologising.

@mmariaammx's employer called her to order, noting that the constant 'sorry' gets on her nerves. She refused to listen and this got her sacked days later.

Watch the video below:

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM6729N8t/

PEOPLE REACT TO HER CANADIAN CULTURE SHOCK

Amee_braiding said: "I also do say sorry to my employer, but she doesn’t respond and I will be like when I go understand these people."

blackjezebel said: "So they gave you instructions regarding your client and you completely disregarded it."

Solexbrown said: "Hope u no finally tell her sorry ma , well am sorry about what happened to you ,, hope you are ok now."

Horlarwumi-Braids said: "She is right o...am learning how to stop saying sorry too...because they complain each time you say sorry."

anonymous said: "You are very right…I once told a resident “it’s okay” she said No it’s not okay, don’t Telme it’s okay.I was like Naso dem Dey do for here?"

Nwakaibeya said: "In Canada when you say sorry they tell you it’s not your fault or why are you saying sorry."

Raw & Regal said: "As a Canadian Social Worker that works with vulnerable ppl you always have to choose your words carefully clients and coworkers will come for your head!"

Advancedman:
No picture evidence to show who committed the murder suicide?

The family of Adesanya Sarah, 36, has been thrown into mourning after she was allegedly murdered by her ex-boyfriend in the Ojodu area of Lagos State on Sunday.

Speaking on behalf of the family on Sunday in a post on her X handle, Sarah’s sister @Lahyorbronze alleged that the ex-boyfriend after murdering her, killed himself.

“I don’t know what happened or how it happened. Her neighbour called to break the news. My worst fear has come to pass,” she wrote.

When contacted on the phone, Lahyorbronze said that her sister (Sarah) was making plans to relocate to Canada this week before she was allegedly killed.

Lahyorbronze stated that she had reported a case of domestic abuse by the ex-boyfriend on behalf of the late Sarah to the police but was told that the victim (Sarah) should be the one to file the report.

According to her, Sarah was no longer in a relationship with the ex-boyfriend.

She also stated that the ex-boyfriend reportedly committed suicide after allegedly killing Sarah.

“Our family tried to keep her away from the guy because he always beat her up, but we don’t know what happened and when he started seeing her again.
“I and my family are going through pain people are dragging us on social media saying that my late sister was with the guy because of his money.

“Not that he was rich, no. My sister was the one feeding him and doing everything yet he kept beating her,” she said.

A now-deleted graphic video that went viral on social media on Sunday showed the lifeless bodies of Sarah and the ex-boyfriend on the floor in a pool of blood.

Confirming the incident, the spokesperson for the Lagos State Police Command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, said the police are aware of the incident, stating that an investigation has commenced to unravel the circumstances leading to their death.

“We are aware of the case,” Hundeyin said in a WhatsApp message.

Penguin2:
Not wishing anyone dead.

But oh ye God that did it for Namibia, do it for mi fatherland, amen.

Zonefree:
Do you know there's a local government in Nasarawa called Toto local government?