NwekeUG: "We either agree to fight for our country or we remain slaves forever” - Burkina Faso leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré responds to US threat of arresting and eliminating him with possible invasion of the country.
Sir, with due respect, from the first time you made this statement and the second time you're making this statement, what steps have you taken to move the agency forward? Enough of the blame game.
The AGF said Wike wasn't part of the problem, but why is he always there whenever there is a meeting with Fubara, or does Rivers State have 2 governors?
Don't be amazed if you discover that Julian could be battling with a terminal disease while you're healthy and earning 50k a month...it's not about the salary, its about what you do with the money.
blacksam01: When you approach the age 40, if you are observant, u will notice alot of changes in your life , both physically, mentality, health wise, and people's approach to u...
Some of this changes are listed below through person experience
People's approach to you
1. You will begin to notice the addition of "sir" when younger ones greet you.. this is not to say people don't greet you when you turned 30. But this time around alot of sir will accompany the greetings
2. Alot of aged ladies will b attracted to you if u are still single...
3. Almost everyone that doesn't know you will assume u are married if u are not by that age
3. Any kid playing around you will b assume to b your child by strangers
4. You will b gossiped about alot by everyone in your neighborhood if you are not married yet at that age 5. If u are single ,you will no longer b able to date young girls for two reasons:
1. Is the unmatched appearance together as society will speak about it too much 2. The girls will stylishly say no, cuz to them you are old.. remember u now have white beards and monstach
Physical changes
1. You will begin to grow grey hair from 35 up
2. Your face will naturally begin to drop from 38.. there will b this obvious daily deep lines running down from your nose sideways down to your side mouth... It will get deeper and more glaring with time
3. You mind will mostly be about finance and good life rather than women
4. You will not b able to jump wide gutters as easily as you previously can..not cuz you can't do it anymore, but your guts will fail u
5. If you are a fast worker, your speed will reduce
6. You may not easily get tired after long work, but your time for body restoration of your energy will now take longer
7. You will begin to wake late unless u maintained the alarm culture...to beat this u need to sleep early unlike the youths..
8. If you embark on a long road travel and you belong in the group of never sleeping in the bus, you will begin experience sleeping in the bus often..
9. From 35 up, u will lower your hair cuts and before or around 40 if u are not an obviously hairy person, u will move to barbing skin hair cut..this is because u will lose very visible part of your hair (baldness) and to measure it up will lead to u barbing skin...
Health changes
1. Family history health concerns will begin to show up..e.g bad eyesight. Etc
2. New set of age prone health issues will also become your concern as BP, low sugar, high sugar breathing problem will all b your concern...
3. Your prowess in the other room will reduce, urge is not affected, but efectiveness will..
Well, for the health and physical changes, that can be corrected if you had began to eat healthy when you were 37...we are what we eat. I know a man of 45 and he's still yet to have a grey hair....for the young girls avoiding such men...As long as you have money, most Gen Zs won't say NO...
maureensylvia: Sometime earlier this month, around past 7am, just as I was heading out to drop my kids at school, I got a call.
The person claimed someone referred him to me. He said his boss, a senator, urgently needed bags of rice for a birthday giveaway to prisoners and motherless babies. Sounds noble, right?
I gave him the price.
By 8:10am, he requested my account details.
Barely 10 minutes later, he forwarded a transaction receipt of N2.1 million and began calling repeatedly, urging me to send the goods immediately.
He said, “We trusted you enough to pay before seeing you. Please trust us back and send the rice now. We need it urgently.”
But something didn’t sit right with me.
Thankfully, I zoomed in on the receipt and noticed a tiny detail that didn’t match up.
I'll share the major difference here
I forwarded the receipt to my account officer, and guess what?
It was a fake alert.
I quietly thanked God and smiled. Because if I had moved by emotions, pressure, or excitement, I would have lost both goods and capital.
In business, emotion is expensive. Wisdom and structure will save you from tears.
Wish you could catch physically and just handover to the streets for brain resetting
Englishisamust: I have this my friend. He is a single tech guy. Just got a job of 550k per month. The guy was like the money no freak he dey too small.. Omo I won first slap aam say make I tell am how many people that are collecting below that amount as salary.. I just dey envy the guy... I wish I can be like him.. . Omo tech guys dey make moneyooo!!!
Please slap him na...an average Nigerian is greedy and wants quick and huge money.
Glimpsetv: In a trending video, a Nigerian banker has opened up about his frustrations with working in the banking sector.
The man revealed that he has been employed in a commercial bank for 16 years, yet has nothing tangible to show for all his years of service.
Expressing his disappointment, he said: “I’m not too happy because it feels like I’ve been used for the past 16 years. I’ve been doing my work diligently — look at the time I’m leaving for work now, as usual. It’s as if I’ve been used all these years and there's nothing to show for it.”
He went on to advise parents whose children may be considering a career in commercial banking to think carefully, stressing that working in Nigerian commercial banks is not for the faint-hearted, especially for junior staff. “They will suck you like an orange — suck you dry and then throw you away,” he lamented.
While acknowledging that some people are thriving in the commercial banking sector, he claimed that such individuals often have powerful connections. “It’s those who know the right people that are making it big,” he added.
In an attempt to console himself, he expressed hope for a better future. “But I know that as today marks my sixteenth year in the bank, God will show me favor — I’m confident of that,” he declared.
He concluded by saying that if anyone could help him secure a new job, he would gladly leave the banking industry, emphasizing that he’s not ready to die working in a commercial bank.
In a very funny twist, while trying to round off his speech, something amusing happened. Being the early hours of the morning, as he walked along the road, chickens nearby began making their usual morning noises, interrupting his recording. In a hilarious moment, he commanded the chickens to stop making noise, speaking in Yoruba dialect.
His lamentation has since drawn mixed reactions across various social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly known as Twitter).
Watch the viral video and share your thoughts in the comments.
I'm trying hard not to call him a f**l...I'm very sure he doesn't have a plan nor budget for himself and even if he did, he never had the tenacity to stick to it. I don't feel sorry for him
Glimpsetv: A video of a man praying in Mecca for CBEX not to crash has attracted various reactions online, especially on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X (formerly known as Twitter). The man, dressed in white, was heard praying passionately in the Yoruba dialect, asking God to prevent CBEX from crashing and pleading for all investors to succeed.
However, on Tuesday, the digital investment platform CBEX suddenly collapsed, with reports indicating that investors lost over N1.3 trillion.
The incident sparked widespread outrage, with users expressing frustration, anger, and concern. Many people stormed the CBEX office in Oyo State, destroying property and looting everything in sight — from tables and air conditioners to anything else they could lay their hands on.
Meanwhile, the video of the man in Mecca, praying on behalf of investors, began trending and continues to generate reactions across social media.
Watch the trending video and share your thoughts in the comments.
I know many people are feeling deeply hurt and confused after losing money to the CBEX scheme.
Right now, it may seem like everything has fallen apart, and you might feel stuck. But please, I want you to read this carefully.
Your life still has meaning, even if it doesn't feel that way at the moment. Pain can make everything look hopeless, but it doesn’t mean things will stay this way. Situations change. Emotions change. Recovery is possible.
Please don’t make a permanent decision because of a temporary storm. If you’re overwhelmed, talk to someone. Call a friend, a family member, or even express how you feel online.
Whatever helps you feel lighter, please do it. You are not weak for needing help — you are human, and you deserve peace, joy, and a second chance.
Yes, you made a mistake. You took a risk and unfortunately, it didn’t go as planned. But let’s learn from this: if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
You are not alone, and better days will come. Hold on. You're stronger than you think.
With encouragement and hope, Odewale Adesoye (Green Man)
Most Nigerians are so gullible that it amazes the foreigners...To all those that lost money, I don't feel sorry for y'all...I hope you learn in time
Today in Akwanga, on our way from Jos, Mr. @PeterObi made a heartfelt stop at the Lafiya Road Market, not just as a leader, but as a man deeply moved by courage in action.
He acknowledged and honoured a young hero named Umar, whose selfless bravery in a moment of crisis saved an… pic.twitter.com/MCJonPy4Qw
HisSexcellency: But out of curiosity, how did this man know these people he is appointing into these different positions. He is supposed to be a retired military man from Akwa Ibom, someone must be suggesting these individuals for appointments to him
He's actually from Cross River and not Akwa Ibom. Indeed, the names were recommended to him.
AntiTerrorist: My wife's libido has decreased, and she's become less responsive to intimacy. Despite my efforts, she doesn't seem to be aroused or enjoy sex like she used to. While she hasn't denied me sex, I'm concerned about her satisfaction and don't want to be selfish. I'm wondering if there's an underlying issue or if there's something I can do to support her.
Let her open up to you but if she doesn't then you're sitting on a time bomb.