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muyico:Start with your family members. |
phemray:I can't even comprehend what you're insinuating |
Difrent:You folks think when we clamour for a better Nigeria it’s because we’re hungry or desperate. Lol. Tinubu has failed; the economy is in misery. Yet some of us still enjoy our daily bread, with more to spare. We don’t speak out because we’re broke. We speak out because we’re patriotic. We want good governance and a nation that works. Some of you sycophants haven’t even had a balanced diet today, yet you’re online defending the same system that keeps you struggling. In another thread, we saw a known sycophant like Muyico celebrating seeing ₩10,000 like it was a life-changing breakthrough. Tomorrow, he’ll still passionately defend the very leadership under which his purchasing power has collapsed and he’ll still pose as a “family man” in the comments. Make it make sense. Y’all need to stop this partition politics and learn to call a spade a spade. This isn’t about tribe or party it’s about the future of your children and generations to come. Blind loyalty won’t build a nation. Accountability will. It reminds me of one guy in my church a die-hard Tinubu supporter. He even fought an elderly man in church because the man made a derogatory remark about his “personal lord and saviour.” Ironically, he’s unemployed, while the man he insulted is a Director of Administration in a federal parastatal. I kept wondering how unreasonable someone has to be before subscribing to that level of sycophancy. Supporting a politician is one thing; losing all sense of objectivity is another. At the end of the day, leadership should be questioned, not worshipped. Nigeria deserves better and demanding better is not a crime. |
Burkina Faso have no business there. It's relatively more peaceful than present day Nigeria. Maybe it made the list due to the military regime. |
Dude was expressing the depth of his heart. No filter, no motives, no camera. Just how he feels naturally. |
I'm always on 35psi. Max 38psi if it's a long trip. |
Tafa Balogun Sunday Adewusi Ehindero from ondo You folks and what politics will do to your reasoning ehnn |
muyico:All that chest-beating, but na okrika pocket miracle dey excite you? From known sycophant and wannabe economist to bend-down select economist real quick. Sycophancy no dey pay salary, apparently. |
kpankpangolo:Tinubu uncles junior brother's friend. |
How do children cope with wayward parents? The scary part is that in 10–20 years, this won’t even sound like a question it will be normal. This generation will become fathers and mothers. And the lifestyles we’re casually defending today like internet fraud, sex for money, anything-for-the-bag culture etc won’t magically disappear. What you practice consistently becomes who you are permanently. Values don’t switch overnight because a child is born. When compromise becomes survival, and survival becomes identity, what exactly are we passing down? A society doesn’t collapse in one loud moment. It erodes quietly when wrong becomes common and common becomes acceptable. The real question isn’t how children cope. It’s what kind of adults we’re intentionally manufacturing. |
Misplaced priorities if you ask me. We went for a burial and someone suggested we “mint” ₦50k so we could spray ₦75k. I asked a simple question: Why throw away ₦20k just to impress people for a few minutes? I dismissed the mint guy, sat down, enjoyed the party, and after everything, I called our friend and asked for her account number. I sent her ₦70k directly. Later, I told her I would have sprayed ₦50k at the price of ₦70k I asked her, Which would you prefer me spraying ₦50k and losing ₦20k to showmanship, or you receiving the full ₦70k? She said, you this calculating people ehnnn. That’s my confusion with this culture. Why do many Nigerians place so much value on minting and spraying money just for optics? What exactly does it add prestige? validation? noise? If the goal is to bless someone, bless them properly. If the goal is to impress people, then let’s call it what it is. Sometimes it’s not about being stingy it’s about being intentional. |
Cutezt:The daughter you spoke bout is currently abroad, I believe she should be back to Abuja next month. If this is true, send a PM. |
Cutezt:This your story 2, why do I feel I know the governor you're talking about. I'm thinking sending a pm as it's a small world. |
Hhh4444:Loyalty isn’t tested when nothing is involved; it’s tested when power is tasted. |
sheeda995:He may have been a kid, but he acted his mind. Relocating didn’t erase loyalty he consciously denied someone who shared his home and childhood. it was a choice, likely rooted in insecurity or social climbing. Childhood explains it, but it doesn’t completely excuse it. And there’s every chance that same mindset simply matured with him. |
Peter comes to mind. Early 2000s. We were kids close childhood friends. Our mums worked at the same place. We spent alternating weekends in each other’s houses. Him and his brothers would stay with us, we’d stay with them. We attended the same primary school. It was that kind of bond family-level closeness. Then his mum got the opportunity to relocate to greater London. This was even before the whole japa wave became a thing. While she was sorting herself out, they stayed with us. Eventually she came back for her husband and kids, and off to London they went. We lost contact for about a year. One day, my mum said, “You people want to speak with the Babatopes?” We were excited me and my siblings. Childhood friends reconnecting after relocation? Sweet moment, right? Wrong. Peter and his siblings denied knowing us. Flat out. Asking “Who is this?” When I tried explaining, he acted like he had no idea who I was. My mum was shocked. I was a boy almost entering my teenage years, and my supposed best friend more like a brother that I already used to brag to my friends around erased me like I never existed. That day stayed with me. Fast forward about 15 years later. He wanted to come to Nigeria for something and needed help with security and accommodation. He reached out through my mum. At that time, I was in the UK on course at Sandhurst. I took my pound of flesh. I feigned complete ignorance. Said I wasn’t even in the country. His mum called, acting surprised that I didn’t “know” them. The irony was loud. Eventually I returned to Nigeria after my program. He was still around and tried reaching out to meet up. But that childhood hurt stuck with me. I cut ties completely. Maybe people change. Maybe kids do silly things. But one thing I know is this if he had met me in a place where I wasn’t doing well, I doubt he would’ve wanted to reconnect. Some people remember you only when you’re useful or successful. I don’t hate him. I just believe in energy matching energy. |
Ikorodu Celine Dion. The name sticks |
It's the love at home for me. |
DMCA:See how another human is defending this callous act in a bit to sound bright and stay loyal to a political party. So disheartening. |
Hopefully it doesn’t end in tears. Before anything, how long have you been married? That matters more than people admit. A 6-month marriage is different from a 7-year tested one. Time reveals character, loyalty, and stability. Now to the real issue. Marriage is partnership, yes but leadership requires foresight. You cannot outsource your own advancement. If you weaken yourself trying to empower the system, the system eventually collapses. An MSc strengthens you. And if you’re strong, your home is strong. Let’s be honest: relocation changes people. New environment, new exposure, new options. Some couples thrive. Some don’t survive it. That’s reality. Ask yourself this, If the roles were reversed, would she logically choose your advancement over hers? Don’t answer emotionally. Answer honestly. Build yourself first. Stabilize. Then move your wife in with structure and control not hope. A wise man plans beyond love. He protects his future before testing loyalty. |
It's very tricky. I hope it doesn't happen to me as it's best imagined and advised upon. |
Bittersweetnig:It's the way y'all sound when trying hard to sound bright. You could judge someone wasted their youths. Get to that age first and come back to rewrite this gibberish. |
Mitsurugi:Does he sound okay to you? Na them helinues junior brother |
It depends on the couples, Something must have led to it. But personally, if my lady hides her WhatsApp status and I get to find out, it could be the end of us as their might be more she's hiding that I might not know of and I will be willing to dig and find out of. I read a moniker talk about communication and blamed the hubby for not knowing how to communicate, it's a dumb thing to type though as communication goes the two ways. If she had something in mind, she could have also called the man and express her mind instead of blocking him and his family members on WhatsApp. As a fact, it's a big long firm red flag that needs to be checked and rechecked. |
donMIG:Have you tried it before? |
If this turns out fake, she should be made to face the music in heavy currency. Ladies play around rape just for emotional manipulation. |
How is this democracy? It's no more people's choice it's government selection. So disheartening |
Chegesnd:That's Yarimos uncle and Helinues Dad. The resemblance is Just striking. |
helinues:Helibobo..... How far now. |
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