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zoghys:Which one is this MUMU coloured thing? Is it that some people or humans are COLOURLESS? |
It's a known fact. They can't survive all-out war with Iran without help. |
Ọmọ Thieves and scammers really need to repent this period ![]() |
The suspected killers deserve death too or at least, LIFE SENTENCE. THE NONSENSE MOB ACTION NEEDS TO STOP |
You guys need to leave that evil xenophobic country!!! YOU CAN START OVER IN ANOTHER COUNTRY OR RETURN TO YOUR OWN, PEOPLE DO IT EVERYDAY. Nigerians in South Africa, know your worth. No amount of money is worth living where you are constantly reminded that you are unwanted. The repeated attacks, intimidation and xenophobia should be enough warning. If you have the opportunity, leave before you become another headline. Your life is worth more than ANYTHING you'll leave behind!!! |
IT'S JUST HAVE TO BE THE BEST OF PASSENGER AIRPLANE... A350 |
Hard to believe... The reverse is usually the case... |
Virginity has never been just a personal issue. Across many cultures, traditions and religions, it has long been associated with purity, commitment and honour before marriage. Whether people agree with those beliefs or not, they remain deeply important to many individuals and families. It's also true that for many men, a future spouse's virginity matters. Many women recognise this reality too, which is one reason some choose to hide or lie about their sexual history. That doesn't necessarily mean the expectation is right or wrong, but it does show that the issue carries real social significance. At the same time, healthy relationships are built on honesty and shared values. If virginity is important to someone, they have the right to seek a partner who shares that value. If it isn't, they have the same right. Respecting different beliefs while being truthful with each other is a better foundation than deception. FOR THE IT'S NOT IMPORTANT AND ARE YOU A VIRGIN YOURSELF GANG, No one has the right to dictate what another person should value, accept, or how they should see the world. Your personal lack of appreciation for something does not make it worthless to everyone else. Trying to discourage others from valuing something simply because you don't is not wisdom. It's manipulation. It's an attempt to impose your own worldview on everyone else, and that is one of the most dishonest forms of control. |
So dating is all about spending money now? And I'm pretty sure she's directing that statement at men. It's worrying how some parents think. This is the same mindset they'll pass on to their children, then years later they'll complain about "the children of this generation." What exactly are we teaching people about relationships? Well, we can't blame her. Even ******** people grow old. Also, age and wisdom don't always arrive together. |
Nigeria police can relate to the following... Oga, find us something... Oga, do weekend for us... Oga, find us something to take buy water... Oga, wetin you go do for your boys? Oga, appreciate us... Oga, settle us... Oga, anything for the table? Oga, na so you wan just pass? Oga, show love small. Oga, make the boys smile. Oga, fuel no cheap o. Oga, we never chop today. Oga, Christmas no far. Oga, how market? Oga, drop something for logistics. Oga, make we use am hold body. Oga, no embarrass your boys. Oga, this your motor fine o... e deserve celebration. Oga, anything wey you fit do, do am. Oga, we dey here since morning. Oga, no carry us go empty-handed. Oga, make we drink pure water. Etc The one that annoys me the most is how they just open someone's car and badge in and still commands you to drive them to wherever. Some will even collect the car keys and turn you into a passenger... Like say na their papa buy the car. |
This one dey tell a whole governor what to and what not to do ![]() |
No big deal in an eye for an eye. |
Stop making accusations. If you have the means, respond and defend your position. The world can see what is happening, especially those who think critically. Stand against bullying. Say no to intimidation. |
Sex for this and that... Why are people like this? But una get daughters and sisters... |
Na sense na E nor want share him profit ![]() |
Oracleee:Ọmọ i ran ki ran I resemble your palẹ or one of your lineage? |
From grass to grace within 2 years and now this. It's God's blessings... Enjoy yourself. To Marry young get PLENTY advantages... You'll enjoy it more if money dey well ![]() |
It keeps getting worse and though How business people want cope? |
tiwasiaife:Best? Based on what exactly? How old are you? Some of you post things without checking the facts. When Obasanjo came into office, the pump price of petrol was ₦20 per litre. By the time he left office, it was around ₦75 per litre. In fact, just 3days before leaving office, he approved another increase. Think about the scale of that increase. In today's terms, it would be like raising the pump price from ₦1,000 to like ₦4,000 per litre. The one achievement some people constantly cite is GSM. But why is Obasanjo solely credited for that? Did he found MTN, Glo, or Econet? The telecommunications revolution involved policy reforms, private investment, and the companies that built the networks, not Obj |
Nigeria is sitting on one of Africa's largest limestone reserves, yet Nigerians buy some of the most expensive cement on the continent. How? Year after year, the richest cement company owners become even richer, their fortunes soaring while millions of Nigerians struggle to build a simple home. The gap keeps widening, and ordinary citizens are the ones paying the price. The government has also failed Nigerians by not doing enough to ensure real competition and protect consumers from persistently high prices. The same pattern is now being debated in other key sectors, including fuel, where many Nigerians question whether enough is being done to keep prices affordable and markets competitive. A country blessed with abundant natural resources should not make cement a luxury. Nigerians deserve fair prices, effective regulation, and an economy that works for everyone, not just a powerful few. Compare the price of cements in Nigeria with other neighbouring countries and you'll be shocked. GREED IS THE MAJOR PROBLEM OF NIGERIA. |
Okay Let them be sanctioned |
Osho and Akpabio na regular cat and rat... |
This old man and controversy... You had your chance to make this country great but you choose to do what you like... Now you won't allow us rest with noise... |
BodyCount:Very true. The video is very disturbing and appalling to watch... |
Streamz:It's very ignorant to say this. Just because it's a MUSLIM name doesn't make the bearer a northerner, the bearer can even be Igbo, Edo, Delta etc. |
Good for him. FIFA couldn't rig... ![]() Gambling and betting are one path I will never choose. I'd rather build make money through honest work, persistence, and real value than depend on luck. Money earned with hard work carries dignity. Easy money is rarely as easy as it looks. |
Beautiful victory God shame bias... |
SQLmastar:Rubbish |
Not new specie Not newly discovered Just this reporter feeling important... |
Let the best person win. Wish them Goodluck |
