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Ubani himself has taken sides. If you want to be seen as independent, swallow your opinion and let the bellies of the lizard open its content. You cannot trust any politician. Again, I repeat YOU CANNOT TRUST ANY POLITICIAN. So whether it's Mrs Akpoti-Uduaghan or Mr Akpabio, let them play all their cards first before speaking for anyone of them lest they make a fool out of you. Imagine what IBB is saying today about Abacha. Maybe if Abacha were alive, he too would have said "Babangida would have handed over power of Abiola did ____". You can't speak for anyone Mr Ubani, you of all people should know better. Power is dangerous when they have it. You can only speak for yourself and what you will do if it's your turn. Obasanjo once said your job is to advise but I don't need to take your advice. Every SA should know this and know peace.
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Guestmale:Alli Must Go Protest, 1978 EndSars Protest, 2020 For Endsars, I have a thread that documents how the protest was in ALL STATES in Nigeria, contrary to false propaganda that it was only in a few states. Channels TV has a good library of the reports Anti-British Protest, 1970 Subsidy Protest, 2012 Hardhsip Protest, 2024 Aba Women's Revolt, 1929 Egba Women's Protest, partly documented in Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Nigeria Women Protest, 1966 There are other protests like Mohbad, Fuel Scarcity protests, Shiite Protest, BBOG, Abacha protests and so much more. What OP needs to understand is that there are different types of protest. There is no one type of protest that. Anything can lead to a protest. In 2001/2, Nigerians protested against the GSM companies by not calling or texting for one day. If you all decide to switch off your data for one day to protest against the high cost, something will be done. Not all protest has a leader and people participate for different reasons. Therefore there will always be selfish reasons. There is even hunger strike protest. You also don't need to be in support of every protest. One man's meat is another's poison. There are non violent protests that can bring bigger change than the revolution or fight you imagine. In the South West, if women come out naked, that is a form of protest to tell the government to go. Today, it's not that effective. Times change. A protest is a way of letting your voice be heard. Despite the division, something will always unite people in protests.
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dominique:Women like more experienced men who age like fine wine. That's why women in 30s to 40s find it difficult to mate with men younger than them. Also divorced women would rather go after a married man than an unmarried man because there are some things in nature you can't cheat. Look at any magazine where they want to connect singles and see what older women want. This 'low self worth' you call it is very very very common. Experience is golden. |
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PrinceofAgoAre:There are various reasons for this. Some people think it's marketing for Gen Z or it's a woman thing or it's good for health but I prefer to take something from a closed jug than have it exposed with this straw.
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PrinceofAgoAre:
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Did someone's future mom just tell the internet her sexual promiscuity on the internet
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GodisStriking:
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Zetty177x:This is why he likes to keep off the world's attention. The world never minds its business. I love his MO. Keep it private. |
Here's what I shared yesterday papyjaypaul: |
Women always claim that men oppress them but the truth is hell hath no fury like a furious woman. |
A marriage under duress already has a certificate of completion as marriage is the only institution you get certificate from the start.
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At least some people went to school with SP. The same cannot be said of others ![]() |
IBB The Revisionist |
It's hard to think about death when you are alive. It's hard to think about humility when you are rich. It's hard to think about forgiveness when you are sinning. It's hard to think about loneliness when you are famous. It's hard to think about fun when you are sick. It's hard to think about luxury when you are poor. It's hard to think about limits when you have power. It's hard to remember, for man is very forgetful being. We are leaving this world unalive. You and I. Guess what came to mind. Last week I was watching the father's mausoleum. I now thought about households who buried their matriarch or patriarch in the house and over the years, the children exhumed the bodies and transferred it to another place. Some people did it because of religion, some people did it for money but it is a reminder that you don't own your body, only your soul is yours. They thought that till infinity, the children will never remove their body from where they wished to be buried, alas, just after 1 generation, the grandchildren moved your body to a new site. Your last wishes can be easily disobeyed, ask Wigwe. We can't even control who will succeed us or if we will go before our parents. When you're alive, they call you somebody, when you're dead, they call you THE BODY. It's not even nobody, it's THE BODY. So control what you can and let your soul be at peace, let the living take care of the troubles of earth. Men and women that say God forbid, if I die my spouse cannot marry another person. I laugh in 3D. Enjoy yourself on earth while you can and be the torch of joy to others. Live and let 'leave'. |
Ganjafama:2 fighting ¶ One died in the hospital, the other survived. They both suffered injuries. There was no intention to kill neither was it premeditated. Therefore he has defenceman under the following: 1. Self defense: he was defending himself. How do we know his brother didn't start the fight? 2. Intent: he can claim he didn't intend to fight but was forced to because his brother started fighting him 3. Cause of death: there could be underlying factors leading to the death of his brother. Was it the fight or did someone give him a news in the hospital bed to raise his BP and he died? We have all assumed the fight caused his death but it could be something else 4. Police: it was in the report that the Police came to the scene. Their presence is very important, they are like eyewitness. They will also take the statement of the survivor and the dead? ![]() He can also say that he and his brother had a good relationship and things were going on well until that day. He has a good case to defend himself. |
I hope Wike doesn't add more fire to this fuel with the way he talks in public. Don't die for any politician, whether it's politics or religion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2_qfzgTHh8? This is a video of Wike saying retaining Presidency in the North is as bad as Muslim-muslim ticket. Guess the government he is working for and promised to campaign for in 2027 🤡 Don't die in their war. If Buhari from Kaduna could not handle them, don't let them play any politics with your life. When they protested under Jonathan, they made it a Muslim VS Christian issue, when they protested under Buhari, they made it a Sunni Muslim vs Shia Muslim issue. Now that we have MiM - Muslim intersecting Muslim, they will find another thing invent to divide us. They can even say it's opposition who don't want Tinubu back in 2027 or want a SOE in Abuja to remove Wike. They never address the issues. Always divide and rule while you take sides. Our elites are united at the top, irrespective of tribe and religion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fbx3oes1gA? |
immortalcrown:🤣🤣🤣🤣 This is so funny |
Zionmdde:Don't mind the person you quoted. The greatest student protest in Nigeria till date was under the military. Alli Must Go No student or institution can try that in a military government more importantly to a wife of head of state.The sentiment in that comment is the hidden dictatorship under the guise of democracy. "They allowed you to". What an insult on our humanity. |
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IamHonourable1:History was rewritten and truth became the lie and the lie was promoted but truth can never hide. It will only wait. Today more LGBT people have mental health issues than the average. You can't shame shame.
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We don't think deeply about what we do when we destroy institutions and let politics triumph. The durbar is one calamity of politicians interfering with our institutions. Culture dies. Common man suffers. Tourism impacted. Revenue gone. GDP loss. The so called foreign investment we are looking for is lamba because we show over and over again that we are not reliable. Emir Sanusi is not new to controversy. Last year, despite police warnings, the Durbar held https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jlp0klzvshw? One of the videos I shared above is Sanusi's father hosting the durbar in 1959. Slowly and slowly, tradition dies. Politics without principles. Nigeria oh my Nigeria |
Fujiyama:I couldn't agree more with you. You really can't give what you don't have. If he was really busy with his company, he won't have time following Daddy who is doing his job but Nigeria has got to a new low that it's difficult to discuss principles. The poverty caused by the elected class, in conjunction with the elite has permeated every sphere of public discourse. Abuse of public office and public resources is now taken with levity To make it worse, the poverty induced supporters think it's about jealousy rather than protecting institutions. Today it's Tinubu that is there, after sometime even if he wants to be president for life, he will have to leave but Nigeria will remain. They don't think beyond their noses. IBB and Abiola's kids had their relationship while the masses were taking sides and they were fighting for their interests. I don't care about their personal lives when it come to state affairs because I elected them to work for me, if they love themselves they should work on their family because that will outlast any position they occupy. |
Fujiyama:I agree with you. Segun Adeniyi was working with Yar Adua then. For his age, Seyi should be more discerning but you can't give what you don't have. You simply cannot. But I will cut him some slack. Some people feel he was high when he praised his father and I agree a bit because he has presented himself properly in other interviews Between Seyi and the Iyaloja, I think it's better to manage Seyi's conduct. Rarely do we see the children of Presidents behaving well or staying out of the limelight. The danger of campaigning for his father, which he is entitled to is that he will draw the ire of the youth, the base he is supposed to appeal to. Like you ask, what does he do? They'll say he owns an outdoor media agency. Ask how he got that and his father's capture of Lagos is in photocopy. I think Buhari reigned in on his son after that accident and they reduced the public appearances, including the announcement that he is not on Twitter but that didn't change anything. His wedding showed flamboyance like Jonathan's daughter's wedding. |
As at the time he said it, Nigeria was facing a serious problem with drug trafficking home and abroad. The get rich quick scheme made people become pushers and carriers. That's why in the early Nollywood movies in the 90s, there were scenes about drug trafficking and court scenes. Then Nollywood will portray the children of 'rich people' suffering from overdose and drug abuse. They were trying to show that blood money has karma one way or the other. The 80s was a notorious time for traffickers in the world. Pablo Escobar was also escaping USA around this time. Let me give you a timeline. December 29, 1989 The NDLEA was established by the promulgation of decree no. 48 of 29th, December 1989, now an act of parliament whose major target was aimed at exterminating illicit drug trafficking and consumption. APRIL 10, 1985 Three Nigerians shot for drug possession |
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. 50 something year old father of 7 kids from 3 women way past the peak of his career, is that the best you can snatch? Tufiakwa! It's low self worth wome like her that make men believe they're the prize.
