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Binidefender:Doable but very difficult. First, it is a virus and viruses have no cure. Second, HIV doesn't attack cells but the immune system. Cancer forms and spreads, either through blood or travel via nodes; HIV breaks down your strongest body defense in order to fully invade your body as with most virus. To find an aggressive means of combating HIV would mean to destroy the body's defense. |
Sunofgod:What?? ![]() |
tiredoflife:And you are tired of life o ![]() |
Any amount contributed by an individual will also be refunded by the American government, Kanu assured all the Biafrans living in AmericaKanu collects the money and the American government 'refunds' 'Biafrans' living in America... This looks like MMM. |
mrMeen:LMAO ![]() I don't joke with them in my vegetable soups. ![]() |
mrMeen:E don finish! ![]() |
SLAP44:I don't know why you guys believe only Yorubas eat Ponmo. Ponmo is known as Kanda in the South East and is mostly eaten with Abacha. The entire South eat Ponmo fairly well. |
McBrooklyn:No manager would want an injury plagued player. Bale spent most part of last season off the team all thanks to injury. It would have been a different thing entirely if he wasn't getting injured every time. That said, I don't understand how anyone could ever dream of comparing Zidane, one of the finest midfielders in his playing days to a winger who sees more of the ball go to the back of the net. Perhaps we should compare Figo and Ronaldo. |
Ijeleigbo:Why are telling lies? The below is from you: Joshua earlier said he would love to redeem his image at US where he fellNow kindly compare your words I emboldened to the quoted, which is yours as yours. Simple English, bro. A FIXED LOCATION WASN'T STATED IN THE CONTRACT. AJ only mentioned having the rematch 'at his own backyard' during an interview. He talked about the difficulty of the fight being in the U.S., and even mentioned it would have been different if he was 'at home' but then, we know it is a facade. |
Abudu2000:If you watched the match, Ruiz fell flat just some rounds into the fight. He looked defeated, only for Joshua to start falling like a Mango tree. He came back to Ruiz severally just to be punched after falling. Joshua is an amazing fighter and Ruiz definitely cannot match him. Perhaps you visit the Klitschko - Joshua fight again to better understand the latter's strength. Is it any surprising that Joshua lost and won most of the money, leaving Ruiz with just a fraction, Ruiz being the winner? Perhaps you didn't know that a new winner earns more than the defeated champ. Mike Tyson, Anthony Joshua defeating Vladimir Klitschko, even welter weights like Mayweather... All cashed out heavily when when they won the belt. That's the way the sports is. Why there is little noise in Ruiz's camp is because his win wasn't legit. He is allowed to thrash talk and make it look real but in the end, it's all a facade. Contention for the title overtime has thinned out and become boring. Joshua's matches were barely watched because everyone was sure he'd win. It was only normal that dubious contracts that would allow the holder lose a while be put in place to allow for more viewership which translates to making money. On a normal, Ruiz against Joshua won't even produce a draw. |
Ijeleigbo:You guys should stop saying what you don't know! Before a title match in boxing, there's always a rematch clause that the holder, should he lose, would evoke the contract therein. Often times, the clause favours the present holder more than the contender. That Ruiz has the belts does not absolve him from the clause. He isn't free from Anthony Joshua until he beats him again, then, and only then can he decide who he wants to fight and where. I don't know where you got your news from. AJ evoked the clause almost immediately after he lost the fight and said the rematch would be in the UK. |
Natoski5:He'd be worshipped. Useless people like Abbo who are nowhere near Ronaldo's armpit command and boss policeman around. |
dominique:You simply beat me to the emboldened. |
Freehuman:You still miss the point. Tanning isn't on the same level with bleaching. I mentioned 'history of the black skin in my previous post for a reason'. The history of the black skin is one deeply rooted in the pain of slavery, lack of disrespect for the colour, and human degradation. A section of whites still count blacks as animals. That said, every colourism song today is angst to the black man, regardless of continent. It has nothing to do with validation. 'The black skin doesn't crack' movement in itself is not directed at whites but blacks who felt pressured to change their skin colour. I hate to talk this way but the black race is the most persecuted in recent years. The celebration of the black skin is not to seek validation but to protest and applaud the 'few' who have refused to conform to societal pressure. By the way, there are tons of Chinese movements and angst in the world, particularly in the US., the same applies to other Asians and race. |
rentAcock:You miss the point on Lupita. Lupita is 'burnt black'. She was pressured to change her skin but stood her ground and further went to excel in a society where the skin subtly plays an important role in your elevation. Beyonce bleached and her doubt admitted one time that she had more success after she became lighter. Ordinary Nigerian folks like Toke and Tonto Dike coupled with a couple of C listers have one way or another admitted that they bleached as a result of inferiority complex. Although MJ had Vitiligo, he became more accepted among the whites when he bleached his skin. Lupita might not embody the stereotypical African features of boobs and curves and might not even project the looks; she is an incredibly beautiful black woman. I am sure her skin was the focus but it is not in any way pretentious as you claimed. You'd see the beauty when you understand the story of the black skin and how many break just to excel in a subtle racial environment. |
If you bleached your skin, the song and moment are not for you! ![]() |
oluwadabira111:Don't fall for the 1 billion gimmick or whatever lies these celebs peddle on Instagram. If the money was indeed 'small', he'd have no need to collect it and not honour an upcoming act's agreement. These artistes only take in money through tours, concerts/shows and endorsements but then again, bulk of these monies go back into maintaining the facade they call lifestyle. Inyanya, Wizkid, Cynthia Morgan have either been reportedly evicted from their Lekki rented apartments at some point or that they had to sell personal effects to stay afloat. The house Wizkid was evicted from was one he claimed he bought one time. It's all facade. |
Highlights of the interview: Buratai is a political soldier and can't be relied upon: So, it is clear that Buratai is not a man to be relied upon. He is a political soldier who believes that he can make claims and get money from government. That is the tragedy we have.Although Buhari has failed as a president, Atiku is never the man for the job. Beyond that, he is stalling the tribunal for no reason because he has no grounds: So, I said that even if Buhari has failed, Atiku is not the kind of person who will manage the country. I said while Nigerians should reject Buhari at the polls, Atiku is not the man with the right compassion, competence to make the country live harmoniously. I also said if Buhari is reelected, we are going to have serious problems and I still stand by that.The North has 72% of Nigeria's land mass: As I am talking to you today, 72 percent of the total land mass in Nigeria is in the North.Tinubu over the South East for the presidency: If Tinubu wants to be the president of Nigeria and he asks for my advice, I will say go ahead because I will rather have Tinubu as president than have some of the people in the South- East who are also ambitious and who want to blackmail Nigeria into ceding power to them.Buhari is a puppet in the hands of some persons: Those who think Buhari is Tinubu’s puppet are making a grave mistake. There are some people who are advising Buhari today and I don’t think Tinubu is one of them.The other is the topic of the piece. |
Michelle55:Sex in the office and by the window... like seriously? The world would its business if your affairs are done in private. It's a simple principle. |
Let me swallow my pride at this point! He granted the interview fee days to this match and he ended up delivering.
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The song is beautiful. |
Stanweezy:Delight ko, Rejoice ni ![]() |
Mekanus:What makes him the worst governor in Nigeria? How would you then describe Abia state governor and that of Kogi? |
oghenerobo91:That's the problem with most Barca fans; they tend to compare their mishaps with Madrid's signings. Just so you know, Real Madrid is the only club that had made much more horrible signings in the world and at the same time, the only club that has made the best signings since the introduction of the Galacticos philosophy. Barcelona's philosophy is rooted in La Masia. The club is only getting to sign players only recently. Over the years, most of their stars breakout out from their academy but the great tilt in football signing these days has seen them abandon that. Bringing Neymar to Camp Nou at the expense of Coutinho, Dembele and Rakitic would haunt them. They need Neymar but a swap should not be the ideal move. Dembele is very good but young. Perhaps Barca needs to get him a better physio to manage him. Messi is aging and fast becoming indecisive in matches compared to what he used to be. Unfortunately, Barcelona as always, has not made the best transfer decisions so far. Barca won a treble before the arrival of Neymar. This isn't about the wings. All they need is a Messi replacement and Neymar isn't the person. The dude is a temporary fix and not a permanent one. Plus, the move is not possible. PSG has made it known that they only want cash and not swap+cash. Barca doesn't have that kind of money right now, not with the arrival of Griezmann. The only way out would be to sell their flops to some money-miss-road clubs. |
Lovefury:I can only pray that God helps your home and assist in fixing every broken area. However, you need to do certain things. No doubt, you have some nasty ideas about Nigerian men, all thanks to rumour mills. You need to let them out. You would notice 'he has changed' each time you listen to people talk about Nigerian men. Perhaps he is a cheat or was. Perhaps he has changed, or maybe not. You alone know him better. You clearly don't want his family around your home which is the first sign of trouble. You're African and should have an idea of this: we operate an extended family setting. Your privacy is key but accepting his family and loving them is the first step towards setting him right. If there is a major disconnect between you and them, it is almost as saying they'd have a hold on him far more than you can ever have, save he personally avoids them. Either way, I think you should have a heart-to-heart with your husband. Get him to come around when his mind is settled the most. I don't know your level of communication but do whatever necessary to make him realize he hasn't really made you comfortable a while. Don't talk about the real estate project in Nigeria, at least not now. Focus on the things he has stopped doing that made you happy or ask that you both see another counselor. He laughed and warded off your seperation request because he didn't take it seriously. Work on your home. Ignore certain counsels asking you to leave your home on here. Most of the people asking you to do so don't even have someone who checks up on them. However, if you feel you he is not willing to change or hasn't change over his cheating habit, then do whatever brings you peace of mind. |
ebonyggurl:Hold on a little... The only good thing I can say about my husband is anything financial he is 10/10 he is the main breadwinner though I also work and have a professional career he doesn’t ask about my income or expenses. At the same time I don’t ask him for money either I pay some small bills and do food shopping etc and buy my kids everything they need. My husband pays the rent and kids nursery fees which are two big bills.This is what you call a system?? What is wrong with some of you? I doubt you know what a financial model is within a home. Would you tell me there isn't overlap in this situation given that they don't bother about expenses as the OP described? We all know what marriage is like. But then there is a glitch here; the OP does not see herself settling in Nigeria. The man made the move without the OP's knowledge because he has other ideas. IF HE WERE TO BE YOUR BROTHER AND YOU HEARD THAT HIS WIFE HAS NO INTEREST IN RELOCATING TO NIGERIA, WOULD YOU ADVISE HE DISCUSSES WITH HIS WIFE AND AGREE TO THE NO OR GO AHEAD AND MAKE THE DECISION BEHIND HER BACK? Be honest while at it. Thank you! |
BlackSaints:Use 'some', please. ![]() |
ebonyggurl:You opinion, Lady. I am saying it is unfair to believe the OP's husband is your average 'Nigerian man'. In her posts, she did nothing wrong, she never offended the man but his family is the demon while he is the cheating monster. She is perfect and has no sin even though she admits that he financially runs the home. Perhaps you've been meeting the average Nigerian man because you are no different yourself. If you bring valuable to the relationship, your man or partner won't treat you as a 'lesser creature'. Don't carry your two legs into a man's home, have him shoulder the expenses of the home and then demand he has no right to spend as he must consult you before doing so when both of you never really agreed on a family financial model. |
bukatyne:Deductions or inference doesn't apply here. You used the word 'ONLY' and I asked you to point where I mentioned same. You didn't pick out the rumour mill part but would readily deduce and base your assumptions on money? How about you point out where I mentioned she needs to focus on building her home? Plus, I am basing my premises on her narrative. She suspects the husband cheats, clearly doesn't love or like his family and somewhat doesn't respect them. You can tell this with the way she describes her MIL and SILs. She spends time on listening to what others think about Nigerian men to better understand her husband (she even mentioned that she chose not to believe what they said about her husband) but readily sought separation the moment her counsel was discarded. To answer your question, VALUE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING ANY WISE WOMAN WOULD BRING INTO HER HOME. And please don't ask me how I deducted the OP doesn't do this. If she did, she'd not see her husband's family as rivals. |
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