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This woman is not going anywhere. She will outlive many young people. |
What makes me angry is the fact that they have trademarked and copyrighted these slogans so no one else can ever use them without the threat of being sued. |
After Messi and Neymar. Lewandoski is the 3rd best player currently. |
I need this hacker group to focus their attention on GTB for stealing my N2,000 last year and still refusing to refund me. I want them to get hacked and looted to the tune of N1 Billion. |
ArewaWife:Wow. This comment is powerul. |
Its not always about instilling confidence in your children. Some of the most successful scientists, innovators, inventors etc are shy introverts. Just let your child know you are there to support and guide them. For example, stop telling an average looking child that he's cute when he is self aware that he's just average. I see so many people on social media typing things like "aww such a cute baby" when they know rightfully well the baby is just average. Falsely boosting your children's confidence with lies will make them not trust your words. |
Sin = Opposite/Hypotenus |
Why not keep the church closed for now to at least limit the spread of the virus? Sometimes I just feel like some of these pastors are desperate for Sunday offering that they will break the law by holding a congregation. |
OP you need to expatiate on that point. How exactly do we detect false prophesy? Do you want us to question men of God? |
Who is the older lady in the middle? |
And when did Tiwa Savage start making decisions for other artistes? It seems like this lady over inflates her importance in the music industry. |
I see you've been binge watching several action movies or perhaps you have been playing more combat video games thanks to the lock down. All your dreams are figments of your imagination inspired by your media consumption. But in your desperation for otherworldly interpretations, you will ignore my comment but accept one that says you are being pursued by the devil or something like that. Confirmation bias is a very bad thing. |
They don't sell suya because it will mess up their make-up and the smoke will damage their hair. |
What do they eat in America to have such glowing skin and well shaped bottom? We keep hearing natural food is the best which is what we eat in Nigeria but I've noticed Nigerian ladies living in America tend to have nicer hair texture and nicer curves. |
America is a police state. All Nigerians living in America should immediately return back home before they become victims to this institutionalized form of racism and oppression. Yes our police is corrupt, but its one thing being extorted for N100 bribe by your own kind and it is another thing being humiliated and killed in the hands of the white man. |
Funny people. Worry about the injustice in our country. |
I don't mean to make light of your situation but it seems like your puppy has COVID-19. Just as in some humans, animals may have GI symptoms like loose watery stool. You should immediately give it some antibiotics then take it to a university hospital so it can be placed under a ventilator. Goodluck. |
Come to think of it, this transexual might actually have married men as clients. Some women are married to closet homosexuals without knowing it. |
I just want you to know that you are destined for greatness. You have beaten all odds to be where you are today. You write very eloquently and I believe you will excel in any path you choose in life. Congratulations! |
Sammyscott97:Check out several freelancing threads on Nairaland there are tons of people working for oyinbos from the comfort of their homes right here in Nigeria. In fact with the paradigm shift of working from office to working at home, there will be more demand for cheap skilled labour from countries like Nigeria and India. Check out Fiverr, upwork, domaining etc. Goodluck. |
You won't see Nigerians living abroad partaking in these protests. Somehow in their little minds they've convinced themselves that they are not Black and the plight of the Black man is not their concern. What they seem to forget is the fact that many Black Americans died fighting for the freedom they enjoy today. Go to the travel section or on social media sites, you will see many of them displaying American passports but they are the same ones who will look down on Black Americans instead of embracing and uplifting them. Nigerians are selfish. |
Everyone knows China cannot be trusted. This is the right move. |
Is this list according to Forbes or Bloomberg? |
Not bad. But when will you write a poem about the struggle of the Nigeria youth? |
Since this whole lockdown, too many people have been bored out of their mind. I mean why else will you post this? |
How is this a poem when nothing rhymes? |
Amanee:I will block you now. Bye |
I cannot fully understand the purpose of this thread and its relevance to mankind. Is it show off or attention seeking? |
Abroad people call me every weekend asking me to send money (not bragging). Many of them are frustrated over there. They work long hours including overtime but the government takes federal, state, city, social security, medicare, medicaid and disability taxes. On top of that, when they buy biscuit, they will still take sales tax. They pay exorbitant rent; those who "own" homes are locked in a loan repayment for 30yrs of which they still have to pay annual taxes for their house. Phone bill can cost over $60 per line, cable $120, internet $80 and they still pay tax on top of it. Burger and chips with soft drink can easily cost you $16 plus tax. Sure some folks are making over $100,000 theoretically especially healthcare workers in expensive states like California and new York, but by the time they deduct all those taxes from their check, they are left with just $40,000. Then they still have to pay more taxes on every thing they buy. That's not life. It's like a rat wheel, oscillating but not making any progress. I have a cousin who was in the same situation in America, after 10yrs working as a social worker, he returned home and we started up a business. He still regrets all the years he spent slaving away in America. Today, he travels the world on vacation and visiting places he didn't even have time to visit when he was living abroad. It's not too late for Nigerians living abroad to return home; you can make it big here with less stress and you will extend your life span. |
This is what revolution is all about. Without the fear of arrest or termination, everyone is protesting in their own little way to make a statement and bring about change. They are continuing the traditions of former civil rights flag bearers like Nelson Mandela, Gandhi and Dr Martin Luther King to name just a few. But you know who you won't see in these protests going on in America? You won't see Africans participating. Somehow these Africans living in the diaspora think they are not part of the struggle of the Black man. They've been brainwashed to believe they are even superior to the Black Americans and they look down on them and call them "akata." These Africans forget that it is because of the civil rights movements from the 50's -80's that earned them the right to even gain access into America. They don't realize that by embracing Black Americans and joining hands to eradicate the ills of social injustice, inequality and oppression, they sooner or later they and their children may suffer the same fate. I applaud this bus driver and every peaceful protester that took to the streets to make their voice heard. They should not stop until real changes has been made in every police department in their country. As Nigerians we should learn from these guys in bringing about change in our country, one for all and all for one. |
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