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If people need special grace, or skills , or abilities to survive you, Tope, then you are of questionable character. You are toxic and difficult to cope with. Honestly, this reminds me of the American movie, 'Deliver Us From Eva'.

Your husband and siblings can't all be bad. Maybe you are meddlesome, maybe you are domineering and unreasonable at times. Just work on your attitude is all! Live and let live.

Anambra1stSonTV:
Innocent question don turn una head around what kind of creatures are you guys

It's not an innocent question! It's a question pregnant with malicious intents. The people appointed are Nigerians and we're happy for them. I am particularly happy for Mr. Obi Asika. I love his antecedents from Nigerian Idol. I am not Igbo, I am a Nigerian.

Change! There'll soon be no place for people like you in our space.

ProudNigerian01:
Breath of fresh air, May Nigeria win at the end of the day.

Have you read the Bible today? Read the verse below and pray with it:

1Pet.4.7 - But the end of all things is at hand; therefore be serious and watchful in your prayers.

O Lord please help me to be serious in my
walk with you and watchful in prayers always in Jesus name. Amen.

Amen.

NwaAmaikpe:





Time really does fly, it still feels like yesterday when NwaAmaikpe almost sprained his neck while staring into Jay Jay's wife, Nkechi's silver convertible Mercedes Benz S coupe as she drove along Ogui road in Enugu.

It might surprise you to know that it was not even remotely because of my fetish for other men's wives or because I was interested in finding out if she had any underwear on, but simply because we had been told that she gave birth to a white baby for Jay Jay, and this very girl who was barely 7months old, was in the car with her that day.

It's been many years now; one fact has changed, I won't be considered a pervert for picking any interest in her now; but one fact still remains the same, what fake news can not do, does not exist.

When I saw this comment, I had to scroll up and check the date whether it was an old post...Lo and behold who's back? NwaAmaikpe, Werey Alaṣọ!

SharingIsLife:
Religious freedom is allowed as long as they don't step on other people's rights.

Chikena! Each to his own. If they like, let them sacrifice Elephant or Crocodile; once I'm not prevented from passing, E joor, wetin concern me?

SonOfDSoil01:
some of you just come online and make nonsensical statements, just because you can’t level up then you dolt come up with nonsense excuses, pls what does Lagos have to do with their success story? Or is Lagos not home to all anymore? The truth is you can’t compare the level of education in the western region to other parts of the country and this has only gotten to show you how Yorubas exposure to education has really help to advance our course. Pls enough with all this watery excuses

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Is that not what we're saying? Na wa for comprehension ability O!

Profession: Instructor, Educational Consultant

Qualification: B A

Location: Lagos

Remuneration: 500k

Employer: Classified

Ireportlive:
Many iconic Yoruba women are from Ogun, Oyo , Ondo and Ekiti

How many people dey live where they're from? Some don't even go home as close as Lagos is to their home.
I agree with the Lagos advantage. Some of them were born in Lagos, they school in Lagos, Marry in Lagos, Work in Lagos and start to raise their own families in Lagos!

Whalis:
I always try to do away with this but it always builds up again.
I may not be the only one struggling with this.
Although sometimes it has come to help when I suddenly run out of soap.

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Yes we have.

My hubby and I use different soaps but he'll never finish one soap before picking another one, so these remnants pile up. What do I do? As I be Iya Ijebu now, money must not be wasted. I just add water to it and make a paste, ready to use till it disappears. I'll finish it before I pick a new soap. As for Oga, He never uses them.

jmoore:
I just witnessed this dude blow his nose, use his hands to clean and rub it on his trousers.

Most will rub their hands together as if they are rubbing cream.

Why do most adults hardly go out with a handkerchief?

I never leave the house without one. My husband particularly makes sure. He buys them in bulk, he ensures I have matching colours with my outfits at times, and when they're dirty, he replaces them. Because of him, I don't bother anymore, he remembers even if I forget.

Gadafii:
jada is not different from the rest of the baby mamas, she is just the favorite one because she was his manager first before she carry bele for the young man, if they seperste today and no longer have business with each other you think jada won’t demand grands for upkeep??

Besides Davido sent whooping some to certain olosho last year so why can’t he send one to his baba mama

@ the bolded, that's where the difference is and that makes a whole lotta difference. You can go the extra mile for somebody who is your favourite, you won't even mind. Trailer has passed between Sophia and Davido. Even if she asked for less, don't be surprised Davido might still find it outrageous. They should both find a point in the middle where they can agree. The little girl's mental health matters.

Sophy wan cash out Àwọn Oníranù Ajẹyin Awó!

Pecoleee345:
Spoke out of pain cos of wig??

Once again I think the problem is actually family base.

A lady well brought up and not from a hungry home won't behave such a way cos of nonsense wig.

You ain't financially stable as a woman and you disturbing a man to buy you wig isn't that an act of foolishness.


Lastly kindly Google the meaning of An Adult so you can stop calling anyone stingy.

Thank you. There's no book of law that says the man MUST buy wig for the woman.

Techwriter:
From Diezani to Beta it seems women's beauty is a measure of how corrupt they're. The more beautiful the more corrupt. Even Lucifer beauty is said to be corrupted

Plus Patricia Etteh. She's their grandmother.

madridguy:


Upon the arrival of Gbajue and his gbajues crew, Ghana quickly cancel the program to avoid many lie lie stories

I am sure he was bundled out of Ghana like a common thief.

Peter Lamba Obi

HisSexcellency:
A young Nigerian man narrates the tough decision of calling off his relationship with his fiancee after she made a hurtful statement to him about his inability to buy her a wig.

A social media user identified as IamEkene_ took to the microblogging platform, X to narrate the tale of his past relationship with an ex-fiancee.
According to the young man, his fiancee had pleaded with him to buy a particular wig for her but due to financial constraints, he couldn’t afford it.

His fiancee, however, made a statement in an attempt to guilt trip him into buying the wig, he immediately severed their realtionship.

His post;
“A woman I was dating and engaged asked me to purchase a wig for her.
I told her I didn’t have the resources for it at the moment.

She looked me in the eye with bitterness and told me as long as I kept “maltreating” her by denying her wants, God will keep doing same to me.
I stood up from the bed at that moment, had my bath and went to work.

I spent the whole day in introspection.
I projected 10 years into the future and I didn’t see any scenario I was going to have a supportive human as a wife or be really happy if I didn’t constantly renew my subscription with her.

I had to let her go for good. It was an extremely though decision as we had gone really far with preps to spending together for a lifetime but I knew that lifetime will be hell if I eventually sealed it.

2023 taught me a-lot and I will rather stay single or a baby daddy than settle for nonsense.”

https://nigerianstreet.com/2024/01/08/man-dumps-fiancee-over-inability-to-afford-wig/

Man, you did the right thing. What kind of entitlement mentality is that? She was so desperate she placed a curse on the man, no nah!

It feels good to collect money from your man, every woman loves that sense of financial security, but you won't have him break the bank for you. Especially when he doesn't have and it's not a life threatening situation. All through the yuletide season, I no make any hair o, I just comb my hair in a bun and I'm ready to go, it was my best Christmas ever cause I didn't lack anything. I just made the hair this Saturday in readiness for work this week. This is a big, huge, humongous red flag. Thank goodness he had the sense to leave.

Moreso, she should be able to buy the wig herself, that's what real slay queens do.

Women should be up and doing on their own. What if something happens to the man - sickness or death - will you go a begging for the rest of your life?

Slurity:
I KEEP WONDERING THE LEVEL OF STUPIDITY I USE TO DISPLAY WHEN I AM STILL IN THIS RELIGION CALL ISLAM. I HATE THOSE YEARS AND NOW SEE IT AS A WASTE.

Thank God you are now in the light. I had to forgo the man who I loved and who loved me because I couldn't bear to be seen as a Muslim. Never!

They keep doing one criminal act or the other. Remember the Saudi Arabian journalist, Jamal Khashoggi? They killed him in cold blood! Is that killing Islamic? Barbaric lots! I'd be damned!

mbaise1000:
Didn't know you are an iranian, so you are saying that every single Iranian is a muslim? Or that they should run away from their country because the don't want to agree with what mohamad said he saw in his personal dreams? What if Americans who are muslims? Should they seize to be Americans or Europeans because America and Europe are not muslim countries? Or that if they insist that everyone must eat pork, the muslims there should run away and stop being citizens of those countries? You muslims are always proving that mohamad is more evil than we say, look at your reasoning

Leave him alone, His madness is simply maddening. Nonsensical human beans!

Beniyke1:
.The bride price has been paid traditionally to her family and that’s what matters the most even if it’s only two family members present from both sides, that’s all.

I understand your point though, cos it’s only in Nigeria we marry one lady three times; Court weeding; Traditional marriage; White wedding and must also have to spend lavishly.

Yes o! I thought so too until my mum reset my brain.
After my traditional wedding, which we planned a few months apart from the white wedding, I wanted to enter the house in the evening (our family home) my mum said "For where? You don't have space in my house anymore." Na so we start living together o, my boo and i, even before the white wedding. It's funny how I didn't pack anything. I eventually returned home few days later to get my things.

Davido and Chioma are married in my opinion since Davido has done right by the family.

ikeno:
I heard that if your punna is regularly service it reduces the cramp pain.i just heard not the one that said it

Well some people belong to that school of thought that if you are sexually active, cramps will automatically reduce to the barest minimal amount.
I know cause my mum's friends always tell her she should be happy my cramps were severe, that it was a sign that I was still chaste and don't philander upandan.
I don't believe it though as there's no science backing up the claim.

Jewessgratitud3:
Ma'am, I've tried Ginger but nothing. In fact yesterday I was on kunu that contains a lot of ginger throughout, still no relief.

I tried using birth control pills ( levofem) on someones recommendation last year but it got worse and extended my flow for almost two weeks non stop. So I stopped.

I've tried a few things, nothing seems to be working. My twin said she used to have it but after childbirth it stopped. I'm tired.

Dey play, your cramps cannot be as devastating as mine.

Don't try birth control pills. Those drugs will just scatter your normal arrangements, you know, distort a lot of things and it can wreak havoc when you are finally ready to give birth.

Cramps were my thing way back. Everybody knows when I'm on. Teachers always send me back home cause I was useless coming to class. Then in the university, I miss lectures on my cramp days cause I couldn't cope. Many times, I land in the hospital just because of cramps. My mum really suffered in my hands.

Your twin is right. When you give birth, cramp diminishes. That works like magic.

StrongAlphMale:
Apart from Musa, no other super chicken player fit do this thing

Kanu did what he could

DaTruths:
I have to admit, if igbos leaves Lagos totally today, it would take about 20-30 years or even more for Lagos to get back to what it is today.

Don't bother quoting me to counter it because you are dumb.

The question is why wait until now before she remembers she needs to buy those things she mentioned. Igbos are not the only one who sell those things. Everyone and anyone can travel for the yuletide so she shouldn't customise it. She's just a poor planner that's how I see it. Whether with or without a particular tribe, life goes on. I have my house stock up not because I'm Dangote's wife or Otedola's daughter, but because of careful planning overtime. Everybody knows you can't get the best of any market at Christmas. This is just the rantings of a clout chaser!

Wow! Over 10 pages already

Well, I'm not surprised about US. They're number 1 in many things.

Ukraine still get time to watch porn despite the war! Awusubillahi!

Is it safe to say Egypt is the most perverted African nation? Wey Naija? Wey Southy? Wey those East African countries with weird sexual news?

We have more European Countries than South American countries.... interesting!

lamdbull:
Dbull on this one!!!


Omoo and funke called me to come and rap in the film o but i couldn't squeeze time out of my schedule

Ah! Werey Alaṣọ!

pheelbert:
https://mediatalkafrica.com/140678/funke-akindeles-a-tribe-called-judah-makes-nollywood-history-surpasses-n1-billion-mark/

On another thread, one nincompoop here said Baba Olofa Ina Is a Yoruba actor, not a Nollywood veteran. I'm tempted to say Funke Akindele too is a Yoruba actor, she's not Nollywood.

Àwọn Oníyẹ̀yẹ́, they'll be reasoning like fools. Their hatred doesn't let them see beyond their noses. The world has since left them behind.

Kare Jare Funkẹ! Keep soaring high.

wunmi590:
Chai, I remembered those days of using butter too, what a wonderful experience as kid

Yeah! You can say that again.

wunmi590:
Good morning N'Landers,

So I was hungry, wify and my two kids have travelled to their home town since Saturday, and would be back this Saturday..

I don't know how to cook, I always leave that to my woman, she's a great cook, I don't want to learn it, because I want to continue appreciating her food..

I've some tubers of yam 🍠 at home and decided to cook one out of it...

It being like 12years I ate yam and palm oil, that was when I had my NYSC in Akwa Ibom (Nung ikono obio).

No gree this year for anybody wey say make you over spend or do pass yourself..

You don't know anything. This meal right here, I prefer it to Pounded yam and Ẹgunsi. Growing up, when we do this at home, my siblings would use butter but give me my palm oil anyday anytime

dklex:
Your comment is top notch, awon alagbara nko ja lo die die.

🙏

StUriah:
"Bi a ba pe'ri akoni, a o fi ida la'le ga-a-ra-ga"

Chief Adedeji Aderemi alias 'Olofa-Ina' served as the founder and pioneering leader of the Olofa-Ina Theatre Group from the late 1970s through the 90s. Hailing from Ede, he adopted the moniker "Olofa-Ina" as his stage name. It's noteworthy that the king of Ede holds the esteemed title of the first warrior to rule over Ede, known as 'Timi Agbale; Olofa-Ina, Okunrin bi Okuta.'

Fond memories arise of the Olofa-Ina Theatre Group entertaining us during our formative years.

The group produced various notable TV series and dramas, including but not limited to:

"Ogun Lakaye"
"Kogunmajalu"
"Ti Ibi, ti Ire"
"Ogidan"
"Ade Oba"
Additionally, the group made appearances in productions such as "Opa Aje", "Koto Orun," "Ogun Adubi", "Lisabi Agbongboakala", "Ogun Agbekoya", and "Aragberi", among others.

Sun re o!

Baba akomode

May your gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

Thank you. God bless you.

Krismas:
Guy wetin dey do u na?
He is not Lare Paiymo! Abi?
I tot Paiymo is Eda? Ogbori elemosho?
Am trying to figure who dis olofa ina is.
Is he abija?

No o, he's not Abìjà. One of the shortcomings of the movie industry is stereotyping actors. This man doesn't do warrior roles like Abìjà or Fádèyí Olóró. Neither does he do babalawo roles like Àpinni Òòṣà or Lálùdé. Rather he acts as a chief or family head. He is almost always upright in character roles. This man can arrange Nigeria if given the chance because he was an expert in settling family disputes.

RIP Bàbá Olọ́fà Iná

Xwizard:
Lere Paiymo

Not at all. Baba Lere Paimo is still very much alive. This is not him.

aribisala0:
Even if you don't know . They said he died it is better to show some respect and home training

Clearly you have none

No respect
No Heritage
No lineage
No manners and no training
A question for you

Who is your father?

Will his death make headlines?

Thank you, God bless you!