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Doesn't make any sense to me. Watch Grandma displaying her breakdance skill: https://www.nairaland.com/7936706/video-grandma-breakdancing-goes-viral https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXEI7fUXHo4 |
Nigeria! |
Even an old woman does it better |
Humans remain the most dangerous species to ever exist. Just imagine how we can be so ruthless to ourselves, all in the pursuit of wealth. |
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Brenbentondiaz:This is Nigeria though. |
This grandma's breakdance will relieve them: https://www.nairaland.com/7936706/video-grandma-breakdancing-goes-viral https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXEI7fUXHo4 |
An elderly woman, filmed dancing with serious tenacity, has become a viral sensation. The old woman exhibits brilliant dancing skills, moving smoothly to the rhythm of the music. In the video, the old woman pays no attention to anything but her dancing. She keeps swaying back and forth in harmony with the music. Her level of concentration is remarkable. She continues to showcase her dancing skills, with some people seen sitting and watching her performance. This video has sparked conversations, with many marveling at how skilled a dancer she must have been in her youth. What are your thoughts on this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXEI7fUXHo4
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marlow1962:Lol |
I have the feeling the lady did intentionally to implicate them. See the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7v1hjycoS4 |
Hmmm. See them punishing masquerade here again: https://www.nairaland.com/7935066/masquerade-spotted-being-punished-nigerian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYlBwAFj2fo |
A masquerade was filmed being punished by the Nigerian army. In the video, the masquerade was seen kneeling down while one of the soldiers asked, "How is your morale?" Receiving heavy punches from the soldier, the masquerade responded, "My morale is high, sir”. After a while, the soldiers played music, and the masquerade was asked to dance to it. He was filmed dancing to the music. Thereafter, the masquerade was seen clearing grasses under the supervision of the soldiers, with his costume hanging on his legs. One of the soldiers repeatedly called him "masquerade," to which he repeatedly answered, "Sir." Then the soldier said to the masquerade, "By the time you leave here, tell your friends who ran away what your eyes witnessed." The masquerade was asked to say, "Thank God," and he responded, "Thank God, sir." It's not clear what offense the masquerade committed at the time of posting this video, but we hope to provide the full details once we find out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYlBwAFj2fo
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Naija to the world |
mytime24:What product could she probably be advertising this way? |
Cc OAM4J Nlfpmod Dominique Mynd44 Puskin FOD Mukina Is this the format of getting your attention? I need to know because even when I do this I don't always get any result. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7v1hjycoS4 https://www.nairaland.com/7933982/wetin-bring-dutch-lady-riders I mean, I created a thread on this, since afternoon but it never smelt front page. Just asking because I want to learn o. Anyway, format saved. We shall try again 🚶🚶🚶 |
Na wa o. |
Gees! This is so scary. You have used 4 human heads for ritual already and you are not still rich enough to stop it. Meaning if he hadn't been caught he would continue 😢😢😩😩😩 |
That's bad. Meanwhile, see our police in action here: https://www.nairaland.com/7933982/wetin-bring-dutch-lady-riders |
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A video circulating on the internet shows a native doctor accompanied by armed security personnel, heading towards his shrine. This has sparked discussions on why a person identifying as a native doctor requires such protection. There is a belief that native doctors possess spiritual powers that can shield them from harm, including gunfire, and enable them to vanish to evade attacks. However, it's worth recalling an incident where a well-known Anambra State-based native doctor, 'Akwa Okuko,' was kidnapped from his hotel in Oba community. During the abduction, his personal security was reportedly fatally shot. Despite being known as one of the most powerful witch doctors in Anambra, he was kidnapped effortlessly. Perhaps this incident explains why the native doctor in the video opts for a heavily guarded presence with armed security, raising questions about the reliability of local charms for protection. In the video, the the heavily guarded native doctor is seen spraying money on the local instrumentalists. Clearly enjoying himself, he is seen moving around calmly with no show of worries. It's not immediately clear what occasion the native doctor is attending in this video but alot can be seen going on in this video. From men and women cladded in native attires to local femal dancers performing live, it seems to be an important festival happening. So, what's your take on a native doctor carrying armed security men around? Does the local not really potent enough to protect them? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4sxhpQsdzo
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Read this too, naija police on duty: https://www.nairaland.com/7933982/wetin-bring-dutch-lady-riders https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7v1hjycoS4 |
Yugoslavia247:I bet they didn't know the lady's body cam captured them. |
Kenn55:The funniest part was when one of them tried to read the screen mounted on the bike, showing direction and millimeters covered, but couldn't make sense of it. Then he switched to Yoruba 😂😂. |
"Wetin you bring come?" - Policemen along Moniya - Iseyin Road were astonished to discover a lone lady from the Netherlands on a motorcycle, touring her way to Abuja. In a brief video, a lady riding solo on a motorcycle, en route to Abuja, was captured by her bodycam as the police stopped her. Approaching her, one policeman greeted, "Hello, how is everything?" The lady replied, "Everything is fine." He then inquired, "From where?" to which the lady rider responded, "From the Netherlands." In disbelief, the policeman, speaking in Pidgin, exclaimed, "Is that where you're coming from?" He continued, asking, "What did you bring?" The policeman then signaled his colleague in Yoruba dialect, pointing at the screen mounted on the lady's bike. In Pidgin, he asked, "Where are you going?" The lady rider replied, "Abuja." Once again surprised, the policeman echoed, "Abuja?" The lady affirmed, "Yes." Their colleagues joined in, pointing at the screen map-compass on the rider's bike, revealing the kilometers covered so far. While the second policeman exchanged pleasantries, shaking hands with the lady rider, the first policeman requested, "Give me something," extending his hand. The lady responded, "It's water." Subsequently, both policemen requested items from the lady. Understanding them, she said, "You give me something." The first policeman, seemingly impatient, specified, "Give me money." The lady, with a smile, asked, "Money?" Then a voice was heard in the background saying, "They said you should let her go," an instruction that seems to be an order from their boss, probably sitting inside the parked police van. It remains unclear if she eventually gave them something, as the amusing video concluded abruptly. This has, however, sparked mixed reactions on the internet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7v1hjycoS4
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The difference is clear. I have one fear though, how are we sure the person Under hijab is truly a woman? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ympPq55wNGQ |
Escaped death trap only to be killed by your own. |
It's not easy to a run a business here |
See what a wedding guess was filmed doing at the reception: https://www.nairaland.com/7931704/wedding-guest-causes-stir-wedding#127327994 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Veja6XBK7o |
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