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Lutherblaq:
i didn't say sound strange i only say, it is rare to see this days.

Lutherblaq:
hey woman do not take out your frustration on me, don't try it.

Lutherblaq:
My neighbour's wife is heavily pregnent, and i was shocked to see him doing things Like this:

>Washing her 'Clothes'
>Doing all manners of 'Chores'
>And even bathing her Sometimes
We all Know how, things like that are really Rare to see, And to tell you that they have been married for like 12yrs, with atleast 3 kids. so the marriege is not that new na.

now back to my question can you do that

naptu2:
Busola Kukoyi @KukoyiBusola



https://twitter.com/KukoyiBusola/status/1688606402669920256

jonapeters:
I can't understand the reason the dollar is still very high

taylor88:
She regret losing you

If she get big nyash or big breast forgive her

But if she’s these categories of girls that looks like mosquito coils leave her alone

See if you wan enjoy relationship date chubby or thick girls they’re very jovial and lovely

But you see these other ones their nyash and breast stopped downloading at 19%

My brother run

Sleekfingers:
Nigerians hate to hear the truth.

orohbiro:
If Nigeria concede just 3 goals today them over try make them just tell the pilot to get ready tommorow morning they should be taking their flight back

Rena Wakama, is now well-known in the basketball community there. She was recently named the D’Tigress’ head coach, and she brings a plethora of experience and a unique journey to the role.

On April 11, 1992, Rena Wakama was born in Rivers State, Nigeria. She had a great deal of talent and passion for basketball from a young age, which eventually helped her break into the professional ranks of the game. Her perseverance and diligence established the groundwork for a spectacular career that has since evolved into coaching.

Rena Wakama Career
Rena Wakama, a former basketball player for Nigeria at the international level, made a lasting impression on the game by frequently representing her nation in games. She was a valuable member of the national squad due to her commitment to the sport and her talent on the court.

Rena Wakama Education
Rena Wakama is a talented basketball player, but she is also a dedicated student. She graduated from Western Carolina with a degree in Therapeutic Recreation and continued her studies by earning an MBA from Manhattan. This academic background demonstrates her dedication to personal development and provides aspirant athletes with an encouraging role model.

Rena Wakama transitioned into teaching after her playing career, which has proven to be a natural step for her. At present, she assists the head coach at Stony Brook University in the United States. She has invaluable insights to help develop and mentor the upcoming crop of basketball talent thanks to her coaching experience and her time as a player.

HonNL:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p00rFLZ44g4&
D'Tigress, the Nigeria's women basketball team has won the AfroBasket Women championship.

AfroBasket Women is the women's basketball continental championship of Africa, played biennially under the auspices of FIBA, the world governing body for basketball, and the African zone thereof.

Holding at the BK Arena in Rwanda, Nigeria defeated perennial rivals, Senegal to lift the trophy for a consecutive fourth time. Nigeria won the competition in 2017, 2019 and 2021.

The girls showed a strong start but succumbed to the Senegalese in the third quarter but bounced back in style to seal the memorable win, 84-74.

officialwdhtv:
Moment Ghanaian man accosts a Nigerian lady for dressing "indecently" in Ghana 😲🤔



https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cvg11vCpmSB/?igshid=NjIwNzIyMDk2Mg==


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19LcTzVgTzI

Goodlady:
Speaking like a democrat.

You mean to those muslim fanatics, they can drink sniper. Make them fo apologise to Ilorin traditional worshippers

EyeCumInPiss:
If person press now, dem go scream sexual harassment.
Is this her dressing not harassing the male gender.?

Neoteny7:
What's "7 cone of eggs" ?

Did you mean 7 eggs?

ahnie:
7 cone of eggs
I Benny chicken flavour stock
2 sachet tomato sachet.
Oil
Culinary.
2 tubers of yam.
Sachet pepper
A lil bit of butter spread!

Sharpsharp00123:
Must these people let the world know they are this dumb?

Majesty7:
If you are so sure of yourself, post your real picture. People who I know that normally shouts like castrated goats like you are always bold. Be bold enough to show yourself and make yourself known

In a powerful statement that struck a chord with many, a Nigerian lady spoke out against the infamous “table test” that some men subject women to in the pursuit of love. The lady firmly believes that any man who asks a woman what she brings to the table may not have the best intentions for her. Instead, she advises women to be cautious and steer clear of such individuals, as they might only seek to use and discard them.

With her signature humor and wisdom, the lady emphasized that a responsible man, genuinely looking to build a meaningful future with a lady, would never resort to such tactics. She stressed that every woman has an abundance of qualities and values to offer and it is not a fair measure of love to be judged by what they can “bring to the table.”

Her message resonated deeply, empowering women to know their worth and seek relationships built on mutual respect and understanding. True love, she highlighted, is about cherishing each other’s uniqueness, dreams and aspirations rather than tallying material possessions.

Her heartening advice is a reminder that women should be celebrated for their character, intelligence and inherent qualities, rather than being reduced to superficial questions. Her words have sparked conversations nationwide, encouraging men and women alike to approach relationships with sincerity and authenticity.

In a world that often pressures individuals to fit into predefined roles, her message stands as a rallying cry for embracing true love, free from judgments and unrealistic expectations. As her words reverberate across the nation, women are finding the strength to recognize their inherent value and seek partners who appreciate them for who they are.

In the face of the “table test,” she urges all women to stand tall, assert their worth and choose partners who recognize their greatness beyond materialistic demands. As her empowering message spreads like wildfire, it becomes clear that true love is about finding someone who cherishes the essence of who you are, not just what you have to offer.