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Wey the nonsense I talk? Dis one that your name come resemble bacterial parasite.

Tetraozonaitera:
Talk nonsense and you receive ban.

I raise yansh for Seun e don try

Everyone dey use style comment.

Yes he is dealing with everyone and everything, including the value of the Naira which is now more worthless than used toilet paper and cost of living which is getting worse with each passing day.

Slurity:
JAGABAN IS DEALING WITH ANYBODY. Tinubu is following 2024 motto. NO GREE FOR ANYBODY. SOMEBODY SHOULD WARN DIAZINI AHEAD

You're so right. If I was the president of Nigeria and the Naira was trading at 1,200 to a dollar under my watch, I would shout it from the roof top. Thumbv is just dulling.

naija4life247:
Tinubu doing wonders without making noise

Be careful what you wish for. If corruption has to die, a lot of criminals wil die too. Like retired drug dealers who use bullion van to carry looted money around.

post=127873915:
Corruption must die in our darling nation,
Whether the thieves and looters like it or not.

For the bad and corrupt politicians since 1960 up till present that took our darling nation 100 years back by blind looting and stealing.
They will never go Scot free in their looting and criminal lifestyle, terrible end await them all......including their supporters.

Why are you ranting?

TonyBby:
What's your proof?. Bitch ass nigga, scum bag, dick sucker.

OP didn't give a true account of what actually happened.

This is actually a true story, only that it happened a few years ago and it is actually more brutal than what OP put here.

The girl's name was Farkunda and she was a law student in Afghanistan during the time that the Taliban were not in charge of running the country because American soldiers were stationed there. At that time Females were allowed to go to school and get an education.

Unlike what OP said, she didn't actually burn a copy of the koran.

What happened was that she was arguing with a trader who was trying to cheat her when all of a sudden, he began to shout that she was an infidel who was using pages of the koran to wrap food items.

A mob gathered and lynched her in a very gruesome manner. They put her head under the wheels of a car and drove it over her head. Then they dragged her dead body through the streets chanting "Allahu Akbar" before finally pouring petrol on her and setting her on fire.

Arrests were made, but the culprits were
were eventually released and nobody has ever been brought to trial for her death to this day.

chris4gold:
Oga oooo🤔

Though the woman too overdo, but death shouldn't be the consequences na.

This is actually a true story, only that it happened a few years ago.

Farkunda was a law student in Afghanistan during the time that the Taliban were not in charge of running the country because American soldiers were stationed there. At that time Females were allowed to go to school and get an education.

What happened was that she was arguing with a trader who was trying to cheat her when all of a sudden, he began to shout that she was an infidel who was using pages of the koran to wrap food items.

A mob gathered and lynched her in a very gruesome manner. They put her head under the wheels of a car and drove it over her head. Then they dragged her dead body through the streets chanting "Allahu Akbar" before finally pouring petrol on her and setting her on fire.

Arrests were made, but the culprits were
were eventually released and nobody has ever been brought to trial for her death to this day.

CoronaVirusPro:
Stop copying news from propaganda bots!

Anyone familiar with twitter knows that, Azzat Alsalem is a propaganda machine!

The story comes from his daughter. All the BBC did was give her a platform to share her traumatic experiences. Other victims of his are still going to share their stories of what they suffered at his hands.

fxexperts:
It also baffles me to see that you Africans lots will believe anything you see on the western media against your people all because it was published on BBC. you all must be some cheap jokers.

Could he be the antichrist?

God1000:
This is getting out of hand and the current Pope is even supporting it

Now, would you allow such a person to meet with you for any official engagement as an upright political, religious or traditional ruler in Africa ?

Wetin I start? If I start am, come finish am now Biodun😂

History555:
U don start again for this 2024

PS Very sorry and saddened for the loss of your beloved mother. Nobody deserves to prematurely bear such a tragedy.

May she continue to repose in the bosom of the Lord, IJN, Amen.

Chochovini:
. Call name na if U no dey fear.

The name sounds something like Prison and Beatings Upon Him (PBUH)

Chochovini:
. Call name na if U no dey fear.

Who are those people? I've never even heard those names before. Maybe I'll look them up and find out what they are teaching.

My knowledge comes from the writings of Ibn Hanbal, Maliki, Hanaf, Qurtubi, Jalalayn, Ibn Kathir, Ibn Sa'd, Ibn Ishaq etc.

Qasim6:
This is what watching too much of David wood, Jay Smith do to you.
You can't watch too much of those guys and not loose some gray matter.

There is a certain founding "prophet" of a certain "peaceful" religion who was born 4 years after the death of his father, even though it is scientifically impossible for a pregnancy to last longer than 11 months at the very most.

To make it capture your attention. I can see it worked😎

DaddyJapan:
Why did you mischievously change the original title of the article you presented?

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Henry Sweeney learned to read and write at the age of 49

Henry Sweeney has gone through almost his entire adult life unable to read or write.

School had been tortuous. Bullied by other kids, he said the teachers didn't have time for him, so he sat at the back of the class.

"I couldn't read or write, I could just about write my name, I couldn't write my address at all," he said.

He has made it through life by getting other people to read for him - mail, food labels, medicines.

Since leaving school, Henry has made a living from gardening and landscaping, and has become an expert on plants.

But as his parents got older, he realised he could not rely on them to help him read.

Eighteen months ago he discovered an adult learning class in his home town of Motherwell. Nervously he went along, fully expecting - at the age of 49 - to be the oldest there. He wasn't.

"You're thinking you're the only one at that age, but when you get settled in, you get to know you're not the only one, there are a lot more," he said.

It has been life-changing.

"I can do a lot more stuff in the house now, like my bills. Any letters that come in, I take my time and I can read it," Henry said.

Going to the supermarket is easier too. "I can go and pick a packet of beans or tomatoes or cucumber and read it," he added.

Henry was what is known as "functionally illiterate". This is someone who can only read or write basic words like a name.

Most can get by, but might struggle to understand a food label, medical prescription, menu or even a text message.

The last Scottish government survey was in 2009 and put the number of people in Scotland who have problems with literacy at around 26%.

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Irene McGregor also left school unable to read and write.

"It affected me a lot, I had no confidence in myself, I couldn't even fill in a form. When someone asked me I'd just started shaking, started panicking, wee panic attacks".

At school one of her teachers called her a "dunce", saying "you're stupid". She was put into a class, in a corner, with a colouring book.

Leaving at 16, Irene went to work at Boots. She loved it and longed for promotion. That never came - because of the lack of reading and writing skills.

Irene, who lives in Airdrie, began learning to read in her 20s and now she can read a whole novel. More importantly she can read to her grandchildren.

"I'm actually sitting reading a book that I would never, ever do in a month of Sundays," she said. "It helps you with your life, with your children, with your grandchildren, especially with all this new tech stuff"

Both Henry and Irene take part in North Lanarkshire Council's adult community learning classes.

Irene is such a passionate advocate for adult learning, she runs classes in Airdrie.

As for Henry, he recently learned he is dyslexic. His struggle to read and write makes sense but he wants people to know they are never too old to learn.

Nicola Barlow, the council's community learning and development officer, said there was still a stigma to having low literacy skills.

"Even in 2023 people feel embarrassed," she said.

"For many adults they've lived their lives feeling that they've had lots of constrained opportunities.

"They can't apply for certain jobs, because of their limited skills, they can't support their children with their homework."

She said people who attend the classes realise that they did not have the opportunity to learn at school - whether it was because of illness, supporting their parents, or moving around.

Lindsay Paterson, professor emeritus of education policy at the University of Edinburgh, was critical of the Scottish government's lack of up-to-date data on adult literacy.

"It [the Scottish government] has declined to take part in the respected international studies of literacy and numeracy and has declined to do that in over a decade.

"Other parts of the UK do take part, notably England and Northern Ireland.

"We should be doing that, we should be getting up-to-date global standard data to find out what's going on.

"However, from the most recent data we have, we can say the low levels of literacy and numeracy in Scotland are really quite concerning".

He said local authorities should be legally required to provide quality adult education.

The Scottish government said it was committed to supporting adult learners and has provided more than £1m of funding this year to adult learning organisations working directly in communities across Scotland.

A spokesperson said: "The further and higher education minister has also announced an independent review of community learning and development provision across Scotland which includes adult learning.

"The review will identify strengths in our current approach to community learning and development and highlight where improvements may be necessary as work continues towards reforming Scotland's education and skills system."












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Is this appropriate even for a married couple?

It's a babyish habit. At 1 years old babies are still hyper curious about everything around them, but they don't have enough life experience to feel embarrassed or know that their behaviour is at the expense of their parent's peace of mind. Trust me, she'll eventually outgrow it.

Switinthemiddle:
Should i be concerned that my 1 year old daughter can't fall asleep without squeezing someone's nipple be it mine or her mother's. My babymama already confided in me while we were dating that it was a trait she also had well into her teenage years,now it seems she has passed it to my child.

PS since my babymama travelled since lastweek, all my nipple don swell up from rough handling. Anyway what can a dad do

You can even hear his mom who is filming him saying that her "baby" is 6 years old 😂



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Produce evidence! Why isn't EFCC after Obi in the same way that they are after members of the dullård's administration?

aguluobi:
Like when the Pandora looted ₦250 million monthly from Anambra coffers ba ?!

You can't expect a thief to catch a thief. A lot of intelligent people warned you about Balablu but where others saw the obvious signs of ugliness, you insisted that he is more beautiful and fragrant than a rose garden.
Now that he is smelling like a pit latrine, you should just enjoy the stench of the expensive sh!t of high level corruption and stop disturbing us with your own version of wailing.

They should arm themselves regardless of whatever nonsense the FG says.
To hell with the useless and hopeless FG and to hell with the useless so called Federal Republic of Nigeria

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Bean cake is a West African delicacy. Every where from Senegal to Nigeria people eat it.

aljharem:
It is not southern Nigerian. You adopted it !!! Nothing wrong with that.

He has been arrested

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officialwdhtvv:
Breaking News: A man is on the loose in Liverpool UK with a rifle. He has not been captured and is still firing his weapon.

If you're in Liverpool, stay safe and if you spot the man hide and pls call the police to update them of his location.

#wetindeyhappentv


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Expanse2020:
My brother but the bible didn't forbid polygamy

Every time God speaks about marriage in the Bible, He always speaks about marriage as a monogamous institution.
In fact, God hated the practice of polygamy so much that He actually had to intervene in order to regulate the practice.

Abraham is a polygamist

Abraham was not a polygamist. A polygamist is someone who has more than one wife at the same time. Abraham never had more than one wife at the same time. Hagar was not Abraham's wife, she was a surrogate whose only purpose was to provide Abraham with a male heir. Sarah was Abraham's only wife until her death. After Sarah died, the Bible tells us that Abraham married another woman named Keturah and she had 5 sons for him.
So no, Abraham was not a polygamist.

Jacob(Isreal) is a polygamist

Jacob was "tricked" into polygamy. He only wanted to marry Rachel, but Rachel's family tricked him into marrying Rachel's older sister Leah because according to them, it was a taboo in their culture for a younger sister to get married before her older sister.

David is a polygamist 🤣🤣(about 70 wives and thousands concubines as recorded in bibles)
Solomon also a polygamist

David had only 8 wives, not 70 and the Bible doesn't tell us how many concubines he had, but he couldn't have had many because he only fathered 18 children.
Both David and Solomon suffered because of their Polygamous marriages and the reason for this is because they broke God's law. In the Scripture, Kings of Israel were forbidden from "multiplying wives" or having more than one wife
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If God is against polygamist he would totally stop it...

If God was in favour of polygamy, He wouldn't have created just Adam and Eve, He would have created Adam, Eve, Julianna, Elizabeth, Veronica etc

Then I think how people behave in Africa especially in Nigeria may make you reason like that ....

It's not just in Nigeria and Africa that polygamists live in poverty and wretchedness, it's a world wide phenomenon.

But it's better to have wives and be truthful to them than have a wife and be doing nonsense with ladies out there

It's even better to discipline one's self and stick to one wife.

I'm a Christian and I can only speak according to my faith.

Polygamy is man made. God's intention for the institution of marriage as shown from the creation of Adam and Eve, is one man and one woman.

Expanse2020:
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Perpahs
You should tell us how a Polygamous is sin...

Once again, I'm a Christian and the Bible regards homosexuality as a sin. In fact, it is one of the very few sins apart from idolatry that is described as an abomination by God.

You can conviniently accept and see Gay/lesbian as nothing bad

If you lack the discipline to commit to one woman because you cannot control your sexual urges, then maybe marriage wasn't meant for you.
Also, I'm not the only one who says that polygamy is a bad idea. Many important policy makers and thinkers have for decades now, come to realise that the overwhelming majority of Polygamous societies score very low on human development indices.

If it does not work for you it will be stupid ideas

As long as you put a wife at home and still poses different women outside your marriage..
And that is the definition of faithful to your wife

Polygamy isn't just a sin in the conventional sense, it is also a pretty stupid idea that is not workable.

Opportuneke:
Somehow funny 😁

Actually English language doesn’t belong to us and I see no reason why we can’t normalize speaking our indigenous languages like Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Benin, efik, ibibio and the host of others.🧐

The colonial masters really did a number on us. ☹️

The colonised everything about us🤔

For instance, they came and told us that Polygamy is sin while forcing their religion on us and condemning and traditional way of worship.🥺

Now the same set of people have legalized Gay and Lesbian marriages and told us they are acceptable ☹️

Honestly speaking, They really worked on us.🧐