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I counted 15 people. I can see a black sheep amongst making the 15th count. Lol |
What are the chances that a plane door will discharge from the plane in mid-flight? This is wild. |
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I totally understand what you are going through, I went through it too. I couldn’t bring myself to come back to Nigeria but I did but not out of my free will and I must say I thank God I got “removed” from UK. After my masters I couldn’t get a job, I got into shady lifestyle out of sheer pressure of wanting to survive you know, paying of house rent, bills, feeding etc. Things I wouldn’t do ordinarily. Nigerians just won’t understand. I used to say going to UK was a life mistake for me but I thank God today. I totally understand you. |
Things we have normalized in this country. This is nothing short of abuse you will do time for in some countries. How do we even see this as normal? Check her out laughing over it. |
Murketeer:Nobody is against you praying or serving your god, but why do that while in the art of your profession? There should be clear line btw serving your god and every other thing. What if the patient doesn’t believe in the same god as you? Don’t you think then you are stepping past your boundaries? Or did you forget Nigeria is a secular state? Nobody is against you worshipping your god but pls don’t incorporate it with your profession, especially the medical profession. |
What is this? I remember a situation where a Nigerian nurse in UK was praying for a patient on sick bed. The patient took this up and complained. NHS summoned her and she lost her license. |
Every Nigerian that just couldn’t look past this triffle matter but rather think to lend a voice in support or against the matter is a tribal jingoistic bigoted fool. |
You have to be very careful not to aggravate situations. Theirs is no confirmation of this treatment. Be careful |
The enemy from that side will think we are in compitition with them but they don’t know where are far ahead of them in all things |
That’s the ibo wife speaking through him lol |
What in the video indicates thou are working for Lagos state? |
We have 3 genders: Male genda Female gender And the super gender (Soldiers) Cos how can you deliberately take up a profession knowing you might die in the process if you are not Super? God bless Nigerian soldiers. |
givedemwotowoto:Very apt. This narrative suit perfectly the current episode Tinubu is facing with the FBI. If this was actually made into a film then Tinubu’s drug activities may have inspired it I guess. What’s the name of the movie? |
Looking like smiling deek |
A police officer caught receiving bribe on Lagos Ibadan express way.
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I for like fork this PO wife she look sweet |
No wonder. He is married to an ibo woman that is where the blind support is coming from. |
[quote author =DrMB post=139596961]Are we looking away from a silent crisis? While the headlines focus on politics and the economy, the latest health data reveals a sobering reality. Over the last three months alone, thousands of Nigerians have tested positive for HIV. Is your state doing enough regarding testing, awareness, and prevention? Here is the official breakdown of newly tested HIV-positive patients across Nigeria between March and May 2026, according to the National Data Repository. High numbers can mean two things: a higher spread, or simply better, more aggressive testing campaigns in those states. 👇 What do you think is driving these numbers in your state? Are advocacy programs fading, or is healthcare access improving? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s talk about it. Source[/quote]Thanks God Ekiti is low we still fit dey fire without ![]() |
richmond500:27million naira me but right now I feel broke can’t even touch it |
SpencerForbes:You are not aware Mr. Eazi is richer than her father, right? An American music company bought his digital music distribution company for $1b. Otedola is not worth that much bro. |
gafman222: Shebi you dey complain when fuel reach 800 naira now na beg you dey beg to buy at 800 😂😂 |
DomPerignon:Dem born am well to dare? My friend that did never came back since 2019. Dem no born him papa well to try am. Idiots them |
Things are gradually taking shape in Nigeria. Mass farming, small, medium and large scale should be encouraged. The everyday Nigerian whose mindset has been conditioned to first think of buying Okada to run Okada business with any little money that comes their way should divulge such money in farm business and watch things change And the ibo business men whose first thinking is to start an import business importing fake and substandard products with small change they get not knowing such move is weakening the naira should go into farming and see the change they will bring to themselves and the country at larger |
Heffalump:America and its allies are the greatest terrorists the world has even known. Economic terrorist, political sabotage murder of innocent souls, financing and arming political oppositions and non-state actors etc are some of the methods used. They will get to you sooner or later. Continue with your ignorance |
American is slowly losing its dominance in the world stage. The empire will fall eventually and a more cohesive and inclusive world body with take over. |
If any of my child happen to join Nigeria police, I will divorce the mother and chase the child away and go and remarry. Very corrupt institution. God forbid |
Love800:You mean herpes? Yes. Hepatitis is sexually and orally transmissible. One can catch it through even the sweat of a carried. Be very careful There is oral and genital herpes and there’s drug for it but it does not offer permanent cure it only cause it to go on remission but you can always use the drug whenever it reoccurs. However, hepatitis, especially the B variant is very dangerous. You can go symptom free for 20yrs by which time a good damage would have been done to the liver which can eventually lead to liver cancer if not treated. If treated you will be placed on drugs for life. |
I’m even more concerned about hepatitis than hiv now |
