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How a Yoruba prince looks like in the 1930s. All the attires he is wearing were manufactured locally - And by Yoruba people. Nigeria Magazine No. 14, June 1938 Edited by E.H. Duckworth. ©️Twitter-omolisabi
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Klinxmanz:Only stupid men believe in Love, there is only lust and obsession. The moment you realise a woman can only like you for what you provide and she can benefit from you it is the moment you will have peace of mind. You can't blame them though it is nature, same way men are attracted to women with good look and sexy build. A woman can like you for so many things. It can be money, fame and popularity, your physical build, how you handle her in the bedroom, your confidence and charisma, your career and job, your status in the community or at work, your characters, Your talents and skills , your sense of humour etc. Even if a man is broke you must still have some of what i listed above, so the women you are with are with you for some of it, as it is with everything there are always other guys better than you in what attracted your women to you. Same way men are attracted to beautiful women, men even cheat and are disloyal more than women sometimes. |
CandidAdmin:Which menace is it causing ? Living alone is still better than being in a toxic relationship, no one should stay in marriage until tragedy like a husband killing his wife or wife killing husband happen. |
Nigeriableeds:Typical Nigerian so brainwashed with religion. So your all powerful god can not make someone rich and protect them ? how is he even a god if he can not do something as simple as that ? millions of poor people died every day, so what should we say about that ? |
Politics is an hypocritical game in Nigeria. Anyone that think a man can change Nigeria is delusional, even if you put Peter Obi there and he didn't remove subsidy and free float the naira, Nigerians are still going to wail every day and still remain one of the poorest countries on earth. When Petrol was below 100 naira Nigeria was still a poor country with poor infrastructure and majority survive on a dollar per day. Even if price of everything is high now, most Nigerians still survive on a dollar per day, you just have the illusion things were better under Jonathan, Yaradua or Obasanjo because the prices were lower. |
CandidAdmin:Don’t assume everyone is like you that will regret divorcing a cheating woman. Apart from all the dangers like diseases, raising bastards, a toxic woman that doesn't respect and care for you, constant cuckhold and losing all respect in the community and living a shameful life because you call yourself an husband of a community toilet and borehole, a woman that is likely going to poison you and orchestrate your death to please one of the men she is cheating with, you must really have no self esteem, dignity and self respect to think you will regret divorcing a cheating woman. You think a woman that doesn't respect you and think you are shit worth living with till old age ? that's like living a life in misery and penury lol You will not even live till old age. |
CandidAdmin:Are you even a man ? look at you defending cheating women so shamelessly. You will never see a woman defend men cheating. Have you ever seen where a woman defend cheating men ? men are always to be blame for everything but there are men like you ready to tolerate and defend every bullshits from women. Don't assume every men is like you that is not going to be faithful or enjoy getting cuckhold. No gender should tolerate cheating because it is just very dangerous. There are sexually transmitted diseases and high chance of raising bastards, once couple started cheating too the respect and love they have for each other wouldn't be there anymore. It is just going to be two people living a miserable lives because they are scare of being alone. |
CandidAdmin:Who said it is for whether they care or not. Divorce is for keeping your peace of mind and dignity it is not about punishing the women unless you really enjoy getting cuckhold and your woman getting pounded mercilessly by strangers on your private bed. |
This is why it is better to Divorce if your wife is not giving you any peace and respect you deserve. I'm sure the signs were there a long time ago but he was not strong enough to just pull the plug. Only stupid men take for better for worse and till death do us apart marriage vows seriously. The moment you stop having any peace of mind and stop getting the respect you deserve in a marriage, you should be gone and dust in the wind unless you want to live the rest of your life in misery and penury because once a woman you knew as a good woman turned bad she is gone forever and once she lost that respect she once had for you, you are never getting it back again, you can only recover part of it if you disappear. Some men prefer to stay in a toxic marriage because they are scare of being alone, reason why tragedy like this happens. |
robinso01:Chinese Government is still very restrictive and authoritarian. It can be very suffocating to live in China with so many rules and censorship, every little thing that can even make the citizen think of criticizing the government is banned and censored. Most Chinese in USA like the freedom they enjoy in USA and won't even consider going back to China. Same way Taiwan would rather be destroy than to be join together with China oppressive government. |
Troops of the Nigerian Army on Wednesday succeeded in rescuing 18 female kidnapped victims from their captors and handed them over to the Katsina State Government. This is coming days after 55 wedding guests who were said to be escorting a bride home along the Damari town in Sabuwa Local Government Area of the state were kidnapped by suspected bandits. The Brigade Commander, 17 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Katsina, Brig.- Gen. Oluremi Fadairo, said that the soldiers took a rescue operation to the bandits’ enclaves at Yan-Tumaki and Dan-Ali forests. He explained that the troops successfully engaged the terrorists in a gun battle, after which they successfully rescued the victims. Fadairo then handed over the victims to the State Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Dr Nasiru Mu’azu. He stressed the readiness of the Nigerian Army to continue to work for the restoration of permanent peace in the state. The commander charged the personnel under the Brigade to sustain such rescue operations to ensure that all other kidnapped victims were freed. Responding, Mu’azu restated the maximum commitment of the government to restore permanent peace in the state. Mu’azu explained that Governor Dikko Radda has invested hugely in the security sector, adding, ” The investments have been yielding positive results.” The commissioner commended the military and other security agencies for their courageous service toward restoring peace in the state and urged them to maintain the tempo. He, therefore, advised the bandits, kidnappers, and other criminals to repent immediately or face a myriad of unpalatable consequences. The commissioner equally assured security agents that the government was making necessary efforts to rescue the women kidnapped on their way to a wedding ceremony in Sabuwa Local Government. He further advised the people especially in the front-line local governments to avoid night travel for their safety. Mu’azu also urged people of the state to always assist in providing useful information about criminals and their hideouts. The commissioner later presented N100,000 to each of the rescued victims on behalf of Radda. The rescued victims, all female, were kidnapped at different times from Karaduwa, Sayaya, Dangani and Wawar-Kaza communities of Matazu, Musawa and Kankara Local Government Areas. One of the victims, Firdausi Bishir, a 13-year-old JSS two student, said that she was abducted from Sayaya and had spent 91 days at the bandits’ den. She thanked the Almighty Allah, who in His infinite mercy, the soldiers were able to rescue them. The girl also thanked the governor for giving them the money to establish businesses after returning to their homes. https://punchng.com/army-rescues18-female-kidnapped-victims-in-katsina/ cc Mynd44 Nplfmod
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EmperorCaesar:Remi Tinubu is still a Yoruba woman though Remi Tinubu father was from Ogun state so how the hell is she not Yoruba? even if her mother was itshekiri, and even itshekiri is very related and connected to Yoruba. Only stella wife of Obasanjo that truly count as not Yoruba. |
Eunoiaa:undiluted truth often sound like that I'm just trying to help her cure her delusion. I roll with some men at that age and young girls of 20 and above fight to get their attention. How many men are fighting for the attention of a 35, 40 women ? unless she is unusually beautiful and have the character to match. She can only win that age war against a man that don't know his value or valueless, any woman that think otherwise is delusional lol. |
pocohantas:Marriage is a cage women designed to imprison men. Keep deceiving yourself by pretending you can win, tick tock the clock is ticking and by the time you wake up it may be too late. You will just settle for one aboki goro at 40 or 50 while men at that age can still get fresh virgins of 20 years and above. |
folake4u:All bolock You will somehow convince yourself if you see a man that is just even 5% as rich as Ned nwoko and he is even uglier. You will be like if Regina Daniel can do it, I can do it too etc |
skj1377:What if you are a stingy man ? You have the right to manage your resources as you like because you are working hard for it. Is pvssy even valuable to that extent ? Look at you getting so easily manipulated by a jobless girl. Girls can easily run you street and use you , no back bone at all. It is your type that will splash all your savings on a useless girl just to prove you are not stingy and she will still dump you and move on to the next customer after she suck you dry. |
system21:yeah Nigeria military should destroy all sophisticated military gadgets and weapons, they should fight in military camo and boxing gloves instead of Ak47 to prevent terrorists from getting their equipment according to your logic. Even Taliban got their hands on American forces weapons and equipment as sophisticated as US military is, do you know the worth of sophisticated weapons USA left in Afghanistan when they left? It is war and anything can happen in war, enemies will get their hands on your weapons you don't stop equipping better weapons because of that. All you guys do is hide under your bed, wail and make stupid analysis, if you are so capable why don't you go and join the front line ? You guys can only deceive yourselves, you are just afraid Nigerian military would be better equipped to deal with ESN, IPOB and other terrorists in the East. |
SoNature:What is Job without security ? as far as I know security is number one or how can you work without good security? This security challenges is crippling many businesses and sectors and it is contributing to Nigeria unemployment rate in fact we can not attract decent foreign investment if there is no adequate security. |
Nigeria has sharply devalued its currency for the second time in eight months, as the west African country bids to clear up its messy system of exchange rates and attract investment to its flailing economy. The naira has tumbled this week after the methodology used to calculate the official exchange rate was changed, taking the currency closer to the black market rate. The move is widely seen as part of market-friendly reforms being introduced by Bola Tinubu, who became president last May and who shortly afterwards jettisoned the years-long peg instituted by the former central bank chief that had kept the currency artificially high. However, the country still kept an official rate that was well above the freely-traded rate, which made it more expensive for multinational companies wanting to invest in Nigeria. Charlie Robertson, head of macro strategy at asset management firm FIM Partners, said the new methodology could help Nigeria attract more investment as it essentially abolishes the multiple exchange rates that frustrated investors. “It could take months but there could be more dollars swirling around in Nigeria now that the currency is officially very cheap,” Robertson said. FMDQ Group, which calculates the country’s official exchange rate, announced on Friday that it was revising its methodology to “address recent fluctuations and challenges encountered” in Nigeria’s highly volatile foreign exchange market, where the official exchange rate often trailed parallel market values. The publication of exchange rates was suspended that day. The revised exchange rate system, which FMDQ began publishing this week, will ensure that “rates accurately reflect market conditions while upholding price formation and transparency”, the firm said. The currency fell by nearly 40 per cent to 1482.57 to the dollar on the official market on Tuesday and slipped as low as 1,531 on Wednesday, according to FMDQ. That took the naira past N1,475 to the dollar it is trading at on the black market, according to one trader. Nigeria’s central bank on Monday took aim at authorised dealers and their customers, which it said were reporting “inaccurate and misleading information” on their transaction rates, leading to distortions in the official market. “This behaviour is not compliant with the ethical standards associated with a sound financial market, and deliberate attempts to create price distortions by reporting false transaction details amounts to market manipulation which will not be tolerated and will henceforth face sanctions,” the bank said. The naira has plumbed new depths since the peg was removed as a lack of foreign exchange liquidity stalled planned reforms. The central bank owes about $5bn in mature forward contracts to different groups in the Nigerian economy that sold naira to the bank in exchange for dollars. FIM’s Robertson warned that this backlog would have to be resolved and short term interest rates needed to rise significantly to attract portfolio investors. It is a slight improvement on the $7bn the bank owed at the start of the tenure of its new governor Olayemi Cardoso, a former Citigroup executive. The bank has pledged to settle the backlog “within a short time” and said it hopes to fix the “fundamental issues that have hindered the effective operation of the Nigerian foreign-exchange markets”. But sources of dollar inflows into Nigeria remain hard to find. Investment into the country has fallen drastically and crude oil production, from which it earns roughly 90 per cent of its export income, is short of its 1.8mn barrels per day Opec quota. Central bank data shows it has $32.87bn in foreign exchange reserves, although almost $20bn of this was committed to paying off a series of derivatives deals. Investors remain wary of bringing hard currency into the country as dollar shortages have made it difficult for businesses to repatriate revenues to their home countries. Foreign airlines operating in Nigeria last month threatened to strike over their inability to get money out of the country. Dubai-based carrier Emirates suspended its flights to and from Nigeria in 2022 and has yet to return. Nigeria said this week it released $64.4mn of trapped airline funds but the International Air Transport Association said there was still $700mn left to be paid out. Finance minister Wale Edun said in Davos last month that Nigeria is seeking about $1.5bn from the World Bank to ease liquidity concerns. Last year he said the country had a “line of sight” on $10bn in inflows in the country but that has yet to materialise. A scheme that saw the state oil company pledge oil in exchange for dollars from the African Export-Import Bank (Afrexim) netted Nigeria $3bn last month. A senior western diplomat whose country has companies operating in Nigeria told the Financial Times that businesses remain unconvinced by the government’s announcements of potential dollar inflows to ease the pervasive hard currency shortages. On a visit to Nigeria last week, US secretary of state Antony Blinken mentioned that the inability to repatriate capital was an “impediment” to American investors maximising opportunities in Nigeria. https://www.ft.com/content/1729aa7c-3f92-4ff7-9310-c79b5e5cdb84 Cc Mynd44 Nplfmod |
I prefer to be jobless than to be doing a job i have little control over in this Nigeria. |
Why don't you budget your entire earnings for the month ? if you are not trying to impress the girl you know it shouldn't even cost you. I always try to make the first date as cheap as possible to keep away gold diggers and jobless girls. |
Penguin2:Inferiority complex has destroyed your psych You are born to wail lol if there was no Igbo there you would still wail. |
Eunoiaa:let the mod know if he failed to stop |
CHRISTFUCKER:You are a creepy stalker too Everyone have the freedom to go out with whoever they like or is it by force to go out with someone just because they are mentally impair and don't understand when someone don't have the same feelings as them? Imagine your girlfriend having a creepy stalker like that, you will tell her to dump you and go out with him ? or a woman that you find ugly being very crazy and obsessive about you like that, if she stab you or pour hot water on you because she see you with another girl, you deserve it, i hope you experience it to know how it feel. |
Zonefree:They are not saying you shouldn't call but calling and texting 20times a day says you are jobless and desperate and a creepy weirdo. Too much of everything is bad, water and food is essential for the body but it will turn to self harm if you eat or drink too much. |
Most of the Bureau de change operators in Nigeria are just fronting and laundering money for powerful northern politicians. |
500k will be enough lol |
History555:You must not be current with the news and what's 400k barrel going to do for Dangote refinery ? |
All the current networks we have in Nigeria are useless and unreliable especially when it come to internet. Those telling him to switch mustn't really be using internet for heavy browsing and tasks every day. I use all the three networks in Nigeria for heavy browsing every day and they are so unreliable, the network speeds are very slow and can be slower to the extent of frustration and sometimes two network providers may have downtime at the same time. If you are into playing mobile games like COD, Mobile Legends, PES, etc you would know how frustratingly slow Nigeria network can be sometimes. |
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