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This will be helpful for those who may not understand ideological systems of ruling. They are simplified here:� SOCIALISM: You have two cows, and you give one to your neighbor. COMMUNISM: You have two cows, the government takes both and gives you milk. FASCISM: You have two cows, the government takes both and sells you milk. NAZISM: You have two cows, the government takes them and kills you. CAPITALISM: You have two cows, you sell one and buy a male. You multiply your cows and there is economic growth. You sell them, you retire and you live on your profits. MODERN CAPITALISM: You have two cows, you sell one and buy a male. You multiply your cows and you buy those of your neighbors. Then your neighbors become your shepherds, you pay them in monkey currencies and they die poor. AMERICAN SOCIETY: You have two cows, you sell one and you have to make the other one to produce milk like 4 cows. By stress of producing beyond her capacity, she dies. You hire a consultant to understand this death. FRENCH SOCIETY: You have two cows, you go on strike because you want a third cow. GERMAN SOCIETY: You have two cows, you modify them so that they live 100 years, eat once a month and take care of themselves. CHINESE SOCIETY: You have two cows, you sell milk to your compatriots and you produce plastic milk to export to the rest of the world. You become rich. BLACK/ AFRICAN SOCIETY: You have two cows, you eat them all in one month, and you dream that donors or the international community give you more cows. When that doesn't happen, you go to a church and hope for miracle cows. You fast 40 days and 40 nights without eating or drinking so that the cows will fall from Heaven. At last You die in extreme poverty (Many thanks to the unknown author). |
sunnymix:thirded |
AnyoneButAtiku:for your mind ba! |
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“My biggest regret is exposing my private life”– Tiwa Savage After ‘Fever’ Video Tiwa Savage after hit song video ‘fever’ with wizkid has come out to state her regrets after clap backs from fans over Nudeness on the video,She said “My biggest failure was exposing my private part too much.“There will always be speculation, but by addressing it, you are adding more fuel to the fire.“I now choose not to address anything,” she added. Nigerian music act, Tiwa Savage, has expressed regrets over her failed marriage and why she ever made her marital challenges public.Recall that Tiwa’s 2-year-old marriage to Tunji Balogun, aka Teebillz literally went sour after Teebillz’s rant on Instagram where she was accused of infidelity. The mother of one had granted a 45 minutes tell-it-all interview in which she made shocking revelations about her husband.Speaking with Elle South Africa magazine, the ‘Kele Kele love’ crooner talked about how her private life was recently subjected to public scrutiny. She said “My biggest failure was exposing my private life too much.“There will always be speculation, but by addressing it, you are adding more fuel to the fire.“I now choose not to address anything,” she added. Sensational Nigerian singer, Tiwa Savage, was recently, featured in the latest issue of Elle, a South Africa magazine with headline, “Keeping Up With Tiwa” where she admitted that she regrets exposing her marital crisis to the public. In the interview, the mother of one whose marriage to her manager turned hubby, Tunde Balogun met with troubled waters months back said : “My biggest failure was exposing my private life too much. There will always be speculation, but by addressing it, you are adding more fuel to the fire. I now choose not to address anything.” Tiwa also dropped more hints about her deal with Roc Nation; she said, “We are finalising the details with his company, and it is an amazing opportunity for any artist, particularly, a woman, because traditionally, such global parts have largely been enjoyed by the male artists. “I’m so honoured it has happened to me. And while it may mean, as a woman, I need to work 10 times harder to make things happen, I am fine with that. My approach is: do what it takes”. |
Umartins1:no wonder,but bros I hel ohh.lol |
my starting line up against SA in 3_4_1_2 formation. Francis ekong omerou. balogun ajayi ogu etebo Collins iwobi musa. ighalo this is open to critism (but constructivist one pls) |
bossto:yeah but been following this threat in ghost mode since 2016 |
I just dey look with one eye as nobody wan nominate me. |
TuborTee143:check very well there is one with this ur description in ur enveron.lol |
TuborTee143:Date a teacher and you would understand what I'm saying. |
Reasons why you should date, marry a teacher: Ever thought of dating or even marrying a teacher? Maybe you should. They are not just great friends but they also make great lovers probably because they have acquired so many skills from their career on how to relate with people. 1. Holidays We all love holidays and teachers enjoy quite some good holiday time. They are just some of the luckiest professionals who can enjoy up to three holidays in a year. So if you need a partner with whom you can travel the world with, a teacher is best. 2. They are great with kids Teachers are generally great with kids because they deal with kids every day. If you have kids already, dating a teacher is ideal and most likely your kids will love them. 3. They are selfless Being a teacher calls for putting a side your personal needs first to cater for those of your students. So, if you date a teacher, you can be sure that they will always sacrifice their energy and time just for your sake. 4. Discipline If you marry a teacher, you can be certain that your kids will be the most disciplined. If you suck at disciplining, then your teacher partner will take care of that. 5. They are patient They have dealt with slow learners and they will push a kid to the end without losing their temper. The same case, they will be patient with you and as long as the wait is worth it, they won’t mind. 6. Great at problem solving Being teachers, they solve so many problems brought to them by students and even parents. You can count on them to help you come up with a solution to that problem you feel like is so mountainous. 7. They are not into money Teaching is one job that people do out of passion but not really for money. And even with the not so much money they get, they still love their job. They are not used to much money and will not push you to go rob a bank to sustain their high standards of living. Aren’t these reasons great enough to convince you to get a teacher as your fiancé? |
kellycute:like iheanacho is better than mbappe |
igwefivestar:technically, lol. |
lovetoread we are very anxious na,pls drop something, sky is your starting point. |
Chrismario:icon4s |
senatordave1:if only others from different place will be allowed to vote in my state then victory for him there is certain, otherwise we shall meet at the pools,buhari will never win nassarawa,mark my words. |
Donmedrac:buhari has never win my state, go and check nasarawa state result history from inec potal |
SeverusSnape:my brother we are not north central, we are middle belts. |
ItsTime4me:my brother God save u. |
Tallesty1:lol |
MVLOX:Nigeria as in how? |
Truidstar: |
what is your mum special weapon?
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The Leadership, Mutuality Question: The Case Of Nigeria. It's frequently bewildered me, as I always try to fathom out what really went wrong with our hard earned and cherished etiquette in the traditional African Society. Prior to the emergence of the two major religions, Islam and Christianity, our forefathers who we called "pagans or infidels" lived peacefully. Then it's a highly and morally sound society featured by spirit of "Communalism", respect for one another, less criminal activities and full of justice for all irrespective of one's background. Then, our fathers were less educated, yet they lived healthily, less corruption, respect for the constituted authority (traditional institution) was in high esteem. They nurtured, nursed and respected the spirit of comadiarie , it's a society that we'll wished to lived in. Alas, the emergence of Islam and Christianity, instead of improving on the already established bond of cordial relationship by the traditional society to strengthen our relationship, we are far kept from a distance. Hatred, disregard, disrespect for the constituted authority, mutual suspicion and hypocricy have become the order of the day. Hardly a day passes by without reported case of ethno religious violence or political Armageddon as well as imbroglio. This has been further compounded by the activities of some disgruntled politicians who have sworn by the Holy Writ to disrupt the peace and mutual coexistence we had hitherto enjoyed in the past. They usually use religion or ethnicity as their weapon to put us apart and instil hatred in our hearts. At this juncture, we must realise that non of the religion preaches or condones hatred but instead promotes love for one another. Equally, we must try as much as possible to separate politics from religion and show one another true love. In the same vein, our boldness to caution leaders whenever they go wrong will help greatly in improving and promoting good governance. This is because, "an educated mind that is overshadowed by emotion to the extent that fails to separates truth from ego is a liability to the society and mankind." Importantly too, both National and State Houses of Assemblies should enact laws that empower the traditional rulers as this will go a long way at ensuring peace in the society. As we draw closer to the 2019 General Elections, Nigerians must respect opinions of one another and pray for a peaceful conduct of the exercise. |
maidaboi:one of the great lad from the npfl |
help a learner,how do I create a threat? |
help a learner, how do I create a threat? |
as I always thought, #barcaonfire. |
Been following this threat as a guest since 2016,want to say u guys have been great in football analyst esp, icons4, tbaba,safarigirl and whole lots of others and people have gained some knowledge here, thank you all!!! |
