triple996: This one go pepper children of bitterness from the land of red mud, cannibalistic, sit at home, baby factory, drug pushing, rodents of biafra
stop shaking the table I don't want dot Nation rodent to cry over the place oo.
Alliswell248: Ok...just admit... You don't understand what he said
Olodo
This is how Analyse you mumu.
Cognitive Limitations 1. Myopic thinking: Narrow, short-sighted, or limited perspective. 2. Lack of vision: Inability to envision or plan for the future. 3. Inability to understand direction: Struggling to set goals or prioritize.
Behavioral Traits 1. Easily accepting failure: Giving up or compromising too quickly. 2. Lack of critical thinking: Not considering alternative solutions.
Dele Farotimi just caused wahalla for himself,we should all learn how to respect our dear Nation no matter what.Defamation and treason against your nation is a very big offense ieveryone should be aware.
Gistmedia10: A wedding ceremony in Edo State has stirred online discussions after a video surfaced showing a bride sitting on her father-in-law's lap multiple times. This act, rooted in Edo tradition, symbolizes the bride being handed over to her new family. The father of the bride typically sits her on the groom’s father’s lap seven times as a ceremonial gesture of transfer and a plea for the groom’s family to care for her.
While many defended the practice as an integral part of their culture, some netizens expressed discomfort with the method, arguing that it might not resonate well in modern times. One user commented, "Some things need to change. Not because the intention is bad, but because the method is."
Others passionately upheld the tradition, emphasizing its symbolic value. Another commenter wrote, "This is normal in our tradition. It’s called handing over; it’s not just symbolic but a heartfelt gesture to ensure the bride is received with love and care by her new family."
The video has sparked a wider conversation about balancing cultural preservation with evolving societal norms.
Studentcosmos: Jack Dorsey, the founder and former CEO of Twitter, was in Nairobi, Kenya, for the Africa Bitcoin Conference. Just trying to imagine how "poor" people try to impress with very expensive outfits just to prove a point
The baba wear bend and select clothes na,how are we sure the man never go bankrupt no be everything be steeze oo people are passing through a lot.
Drunkard state including Goodluck Jonathan ground matron of drunkeness baba sit down for six years for Aso rock without a good project for Bayelsa state
geoworldedu: Alright, I hope he does well too. But as I earlier said, there is nothing that can't be learnt. The man should learn the art of public speaking and read books on self confidence too.
He has a long way to go like a kindergarten pupils.