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pressplay411:
Actually he has a point. The way creativity works is that he has to find expression for his present emotional state. And if he's able to do that well, he can make a best selling book, music, painting, movie, etc. Cos it just might appeal to a demography of people dealing with same issues.

Though if it's a demon trying to find expression through him, which is usually the case with secular music, it's best not to let it out. But take some time out to heal.

PulaPower:
The guy no look sharp at all..

I hope they won’t eventually change Sugar to Salt for ham..

seunmsg:
lol. This is your evidence. See, stop the joke and get serious. If you have corruption conviction against Wike or Tinubu, bring it and let’s discuss. If not, stop wasting my time with irrelevant allegations that involved everyone including Peter Obi your messiah.

Maxymilliano:
Previous Thread:
https://www.nairaland.com/8523202/wike-3-houses-us-sowore


https://x.com/YeleSowore/status/1969691702165172460?t=hb1zJUreNMk2byDmEmA_VA&s=19

Wike's aide responds

Lere Olayinka

Racoon:
@it_Rutie
https://x.com/it_Rutie/status/1968921456546296086?t=_2Ai35ZJyvvimMd7si-kIA&s=19[/quote]And for your mind, Eminem and tailor Swift deserve a mention?

BlackViper:
https://english.radio.cz/envelope-containing-masaryks-last-words-be-opened-september-8858201?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Igirigimercenar:
Wike, one day, you will pay for all this

You have assumed yourself the president of this country. You think you can do and undo and get away with it

I really pity the vice president of this country shaaa. Nobody hears from him anymore. Even the ministers, nobody hears from them

Who is even the minister of information and communication self?

Wike has assumed all of these positions for himself simply because he rigged election for Mr tinubu

BlackViper:
https://english.radio.cz/envelope-containing-masaryks-last-words-be-opened-september-8858201?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Sabadon:
call it what you may but our unique way of parenting back then gave rise to morally sound children, for comparison, just compare kids born in the 80's and 90's with this new gen z. you see a sharp contrast.

Kani101:
VICE-CHANCELLOR APPRECIATES GOVERNOR OTTI FOR THE RETROFITTED HOSTEL A

The Vice-Chancellor of Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU), Professor Ndukwe J. Okeudo, has expressed profound appreciation to the Executive Governor and Visitor to the University, Dr. Alex Otti, OFR, for fulfilling his promise to retrofit Hostel A during his inspection visit to the University in March this year.

Speaking with journalists after a tour of the completed facility, the visibly elated Vice-Chancellor described the transformation as a remarkable turnaround, converting a previously dilapidated structure into an ultra-modern hostel that meets international standards. He commended the Governor for his swift intervention and commitment to the welfare of ABSU students.

“On behalf of the entire Abia State University community, we sincerely thank His Excellency for this laudable project. We pray that God will continue to bless him, grant him long life, guide him, and provide him with all the resources needed to fulfill his other promises, including the construction of more hostels, a new Law Faculty building, a new cafeteria, and the holistic development of the University, so that ABSU will rank among the top three universities in Nigeria,” the Vice-Chancellor remarked.

The newly retrofitted Hostel A boasts several outstanding features, including brand-new furniture in all rooms, wooden desks with reading lamps, a state-of-the-art common room, steel double bunks with six-inch mattresses, a public address system for announcements, fire hose reels with active water supply, kitchens and laundries on each floor, constant water supply, and other modern amenities.

Meanwhile, excitement has swept through the student community as hostel C female students begins relocation to the ultra-modern hostel A, while others eagerly anticipate their own turns.

Chijioke Nwogu
Absu media

📷 Frank Ugochukwu

alphonsojaybaz:
https://eyesoflagos.com/no-man-texts-jarvis-peller-brags-about-monitoring-girlfriends-chats/

SarkinYarki:
Na lie , nothing concern Trump with external elections , he is not Obama ....

TouchNfollow:
Video
https://x.com/chude__/status/1967879092184945041?t=vPtV3YnUeXF1vbcxE246Ww&s=08[/quote]We are upturning every Obama wicked foot print.


Ride on Trump

BlessedGift:
Nigeria’s hopes of reaching the 2026 FIFA World Cup have been handed a lifeline after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) upheld FIFA’s decision to deduct six points from Equatorial Guinea for fielding an ineligible player.

The punishment stemmed from Equatorial Guinea’s use of striker Emilio Nsue, who had not received the required clearance to switch international allegiance from Spain, despite representing the country for over a decade. Nsue scored decisive goals in 1-0 victories against Namibia and Liberia last November, but FIFA annulled those results, awarding 3-0 technical wins to the opponents.

Equatorial Guinea’s appeal to CAS was dismissed, cementing the sanction and dramatically reshaping Group H standings. The team dropped from second place with 16 points to fifth with 10, elevating Namibia to second with 15 points and tightening the battle for qualification spots.

For Nigeria, the ruling could prove decisive. The Super Eagles currently sit third in Group C with 11 points, trailing leaders South Africa (17) and Benin (14). With four best runners-up across Africa’s nine qualifying groups advancing to the inter-confederation play-offs, the door has swung open for Nigeria to make a late surge.

The current runners-up race is fierce, with Gabon leading on 19 points, followed by Madagascar and DR Congo (16 each), then Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Namibia and Uganda all on 15, with Benin on 14. Nigeria must break into the top four of this ranking to stand a chance.

Mynd44:
You will tell a descendant of Efunronye Tinubu that he isn't from Lagos. This is why I don't take these talks seriously.

It is like saying Wale Tinubu is not from Lagos.

His mother, Abibatu was the Iyaloja for the late Oba Dosumu since 1951 (this was before Bola Tinubu even entered the political scene ooo)

His mother succeeded Alimotu Pelewura, an Awori woman.

Mynd44:
What tires me about this nonsense is that someone who is from Lagos Island will say they are true lagosians forgetting the Aworis, Ijebus, Eguns, Egbas are also Indigenes of Lagos.

So Gbadebo is from Eko. Okay……

Me that I am Awori whose hamlet is at Isale Oja In Ikeja should fry beans abi?

franchasng:
Nobody said it's a crime my brother but the way and manner they have been going about publishing different stories of how Mr Eazi is richer than Dangote and own big companies in 18 countries that give him more money than Wizkid and Davido is where people are beginning to find it funny

franchasng:
lafmaooo


Honestly he was supposed to tell us some of his business names and what they do, because it will even boost his business patronage cos it's a free advert to a very large audience which many businesses pay heavy for.


Anyway my thought is this; Mr Eazi wasn't born poor, his family was a Middleclass family and he was fortunate to secure job with Schlumberger as a young mechanical engineering graduate, I almost got an offer with them back in the days, though NLNG, Chevron, Mobile and Total paid more, so working with Schlumberger for some years couldn't have made him so rich to say that his music income accounts for just 20% of his income lol



I think some of his friends may have been taunting him that he married Otedola's daughter because of money, I am a guy and I know how guys talk about things like this lolz and I am sure the whole gist flying around have been making Mr Eazi feel bad and he has been looking for ways to brag that he is richer than Otedola


And Otedola too must have been doing a lot of behind the scene upgrade on him all the while Eazi and his daughter have been dating to bring him to a certain level before they tie the knot lol since Otedola doesn't have any son-in-law and , so maybe he is trying to turn Mr Eazi to his son-in-law and adopted son too

Kalatium:
People think men are “rock solid.” Strong. Unshaken. Providers who feel no pain.
Truth?
Many husbands are fighting battles they’ll never confess. Silent struggles that eat deep into them and, if ignored, can damage a marriage.

Why don’t men talk?
👉 Society says “man up.”
👉 They don’t want to look weak.
👉 Or they don’t want to stress their wives.

But silence doesn’t mean peace. Behind that calm face, here are 10 battles most husbands secretly fight in marriage:

1. Pressure to Provide
Bills pile up, business slows, yet he must smile and act like all is fine. Inside? Shame and fear.
📖 “But if any provide not for his own… he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.” (1 Timothy 5:8 )

2. Fear of Losing Respect
Sarcasm, comparisons, and ridicule wound him more than most women realize. Respect is oxygen to a man.
📖 “…and the wife see that she reverence her husband.” (Ephesians 5:33)

3. Loneliness (Even at Home)
He misses attention when his wife is too consumed with work, kids, or activities.
📖 “Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour.” (Ecclesiastes 4:9)

4. Quiet Struggle With Temptation
Yes, even good men wrestle with thoughts they may never admit.
📖 “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41)

5. Shadow of Failure
Every man wants to be his wife’s hero. When life knocks him down, silence hides his pain.
📖 “…David strengthened himself in the Lord his God.” (1 Samuel 30:6)

6. Bottled Emotions
Society says “men don’t cry,” so he bottles stress, anxiety, and grief, no wonder mem die early.
📖 “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” (1 Peter 5:7)

7. Comparison Pressure
Seeing friends “doing better” quietly makes him feel less.
📖 “For we dare not make ourselves of the number, or compare ourselves with some that commend themselves…” (2 Corinthians 10:12)

8. Work vs. Family Guilt
Struggling to balance being present with providing.
📖 “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1)

9. Fear of Losing Love
He wonders: “Will she still love me if I grow old, broke, or sick?”
📖 “Charity never faileth…” (1 Corinthians 13:8 )

10. Spiritual Insecurity
When his wife seems more prayerful or dedicated, he may feel inadequate.
📖 “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” (Proverbs 27:17)

The truth is this: Husbands may look strong, but they bleed silently.
Wives, when you understand these battles and respond with love, respect, and support, you don’t just heal your husband — you fortify your marriage.

📖 “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2)

👉 What do you think?
Why do men hide their struggles, and what can wives do differently?

Women do you agree men go through these battles?

Mente50:
Nepal Gen Z fight, protest, shake ground, remove government 👏🏽. But in the end, na 73-year-old granny dem give chair back to 🤦🏽‍♂️.

Life sometimes dey like that sha, you chase change with fire, but system still bend am go back to old hands.

Na why dem talk say Na Goat wey you chase comot backyard fit still waka enter through front door 😂

Change no be just about removing person, na about changing the whole pattern.

👇👇
https://www.facebook.com/61579449734819/posts/pfbid0TizddAsnzp8gTzb7zZspa72mJNoK1VDxm63yhFPe3u6A7pK7ECw1UB59TeajtLz2l/?app=fbl

PulaPower:
Better tell yourself the truth..

Britain did not put us under federalism. They put us under regionalism..

Nigeria problem started when Ironsi destroyed our regionalism out of greed..

Nwaikpe:
One laptop boy made a comment the other day, saying that people just want to spoil the refinery of Dangote simply because they are demanding that Dangote's rule of "no trade union" be contested and that Dangote is an international corporation and therefore too big and so should not adhere to corporate rules. Then I replied:

1. Exxon Mobil, an international megacorporation of operating revenue of US$349.6 billion (2024).
2. Dangote, an international corporation, having an operating income of US$4 billion in 2017 (and far lower due to the more than 1000% inflation today).

Number 1 obeys all union rules even with its bad politics while small number 2 is trying to make sure there is no unionism

banom:
Igbos dominated the list as usual. Igbos are blessed people. Let's stop envying them, cux the envy is not working.

galantjoe:
Tit for tat
Fire for fire
Brimstone for brimstone

Soludo deserves it

This man is so arrogant as if he is only learned fellow in Anambra State