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This is the type of garbage that has lowered the prestige of Nairaland over the years.

He has an German fiancee with whom he has a child

robosky02:
Remember 3 years ago he expressed his crush on Oshoala


FOOTBALLI have a crush on Asisat Oshoala – Victor Osimhen



Nigerian international Victor Osimhen has revealed that he is crushing on Spanish side FC Barcelona Femení the Primera División forward Asisat Oshoala.

The 21-year-old who has scored 17 goals in 35 games for Lille this season following a difficult spell in the Bundesliga with Wolfsburg said he likes Oshoala for three reasons.

“My crush will be Asisat Oshoala. First, she plays very well. Secondly, she dresses very well and thirdly, she has her money”.

Asisat is a 25 year old is a top player in Nigeria’s Women’s Super Falcons team who has won the CAF African Footballer of the year a record four times.

Osimhen who Lille have placed a whooping €100million asking price on, has a contract at Stade Pierre-Mauroy until the summer of 2024.



https://nationaldailyng.com/i-have-a-crush-on-asisat-oshoala-victor-osimhen/

Funny encounter 😂


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Their problems started before the sanctions were imposed.

And the sanctions were not imposed on its oil exports as was the case with Iran for example where the US and the European Union forbade Iran from selling a huge percentage of its oil on the international crude oil market.

Most of the US sanctions against Venezuela are in the form of travel restrictions against members of the Nicholas Maduro administration. They can no longer travel on vacation abroad with their wives and mistresses and they can't send their children to posh American schools or treat themselves in American hospitals when they get sick.

FoolishBoy419:
Everything you said is valid except for the example you made with Venezuela. The country is in tatters mostly because of America's bullying and the undue sanctions placed on its economy.

This has got to be a joke. In what sense can food eaten in a dream be described as a "bonus"?

It has no nutritional or health benefits because it is not real food. There's nothing mystical or supernatural about dreams. A dream is simply how your subconscious mind expresses itself when you are in a state of deep sleep known as Rapid Eye Movement (R.E.M)

That's why it is a frankly stupid idea to suggest that one can control what goes on in a dream state. You have no control over your dreams because when you are in a state of deep sleep, your conscious mind has been de-activated and your subconscious is fully in charge.

This is basic psychology, but for some reason I don't understand, Nairaland allows this part of the forum to push primitive and discredited nonsense at the expense of sound science.

Rashduct4luv:
Assalamu alaikum,

What is prescribed in Islam is to constantly remember our morning ,evening and before sleeping supplications and this would protect us as Allah wills!

Any food eaten in a dream is a bonus!
If the food has alcohol or pork, please don't eat it as it is haram.
If it comes with meat do eat it and if possible you can ask for another plate.
Also if Juice or other drinks are available to wash it down, do enjoy yourself!

There's nothing spiritual about this food!

And when you wake up (in the morning) remember your morning du'a!

Normally Before we eat, we should recite:

بِسْمِ اللهِ‎

Bismillah

In the Name of Allah.

However, in case of forgetting to recite the Bismillah and we are already halfway eating our meal, we may recite:

بِسمِ اللهِ أَوَّلَهُ وَآخِرَه‏ُ

Bismillahi awwalahu wa akhirahu

In the Name of Allah at the beginning and at the end.

This is based on the hadith of the Prophet s.a.w:

When any of you wants to eat, he should mention the Name of Allah (Bismillah) in the beginning. If he forgets to do it in the beginning, he should say (I begin with the Name of Allah at the beginning and at the end)."
(Sunan Abi Dawud)

Dua After Eating
Among the practices of the Prophet s.a.w. is praising Allah s.w.t. for the food after eating. The Messenger of Allah s.a.w. said,

"He who has taken food and says at the end: (All praise is due to Allah Who has given me food to eat and provided it without any endeavour on my part or any power), all his past sins will be forgiven."

اَلْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ الَّذِي أَطْعَمَنِي هَذَا، وَرَزَقَنِيهِ مِنْ غَيْرِ حَوْلٍ مِنِّي وَلَا قُوَّةٍ

Al-hamdu lillahi-llazi at'amani haza, wa razaqaniihi min ghairi haulin minni wa la quwwah

“All praise is due to Allah Who has given me food to eat and provided it without any endeavour on my part or any power.”
(Sunan At-Tirmizi)

Innoson just assembles fabricated parts that are moulded in China and shipped to Nigeria. He will eventually go bankrupt if he confines his productivity to a desperately poor country like Nigeria. There's a lot you don't understand about the car industry and perhaps the most important one is that it is very hard to sustain a successful automobile company. They have a very high turnover of failure. That's why people like Elon Musk are so remarkable because he has managed to come from nowhere and made Tesla compete with the biggest car companies in the world.
Unless Innoson starts shifting massive sales units for his cars outside Nigeria, his company won't last and whatever value he adds to Nigeria's economy will have a meaningless impact.

Quintessence44:
I personally do not want to see foreign car manufacturers in Nigeria. I want to see NIGERIAN manufacturers of vehicles setting up and competing with INNOSON.

Nigeria is a dollar reserve country (like most countries in the world). For this reason, the strength of Nigeria's currency is significantly enhanced when its dollar reserves are boosted and the only two ways that can be achieved is by: 1. Either successfully competing with the advanced economies of the world; or 2. Attracting foreign direct investment.
Nigeria has NEVER in its history been able to compete successfully with the likes of Japan, United States, European Union, China etc.

The only way Nigeria can boost the value of the Naira and attract foreign currency at the present time in her history is going to be by attracting foreign investment.

I actually see this as a plus, as it creates greater room for Nigerian entrepreneurship to flourish and blossom.

You need to get rid of your dependency syndrome.

Firstly, it is kind of **** for a country of Nigeria's size to brag about becoming Africa's Number one producer of refined petroleum products and I'll tell you why I say this.

At this stage of its existence, a country like Nigeria with its behemoth population and undoubted human and economic potentials, should at least be competing on the level of the likes of Russia, Brazil, China, Indonesia, India etc which are all developing nations with populations of 200 million or more people.

Claiming bragging rights over tiny economic hubs like Togo and Benin Republic and dysfunctional failed states like the Congo Democratic Republic, Sudan, Ethiopia etc, is not as impressive a flex as you think it is.

That was why I brought up Venezuela because it seems that Nigerians are investing too much hope and confidence in an oil economic sector which is doomed and whose fate has already been sealed, and if you don't know what I'm talking about, then perhaps you didn't pay attention to what actually happened at the recent COP28 global conference on climate change and the environment.

If the policies goals of that conference are eventually implemented within the next 20 years, Nigerians will be clutching buckets of oil and looking for buyers while they watch their children starve to death.

The sheer stupidity of this post is a prime example of how shallow and empty the brain of an average Nigerian is.

The strength of a Nation's currency is dependent on its trade balance (i.e whether it is a net exporter or a net importer)

If a country has a trade imbalance with other countries whose economies are based on strong industrialisation and large priductions of goods and services which dominate exports to other countries, then that country will have a very weak currency and that is exactly what Nigeria's problem is.

For a country with a population of 200 million, Nigeria is grossly under-industrialised. How many of the major car companies in the world have assembly plants in Nigeria? The answer is zero. At best they will have one or two show rooms in places like Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt or Kano (which is the case with Toyota and Honda in Nigeria), but that is as far as they are willing to go with investment in Nigeria.

Most global brands, with the exception of oil companies (for obvious reasons) tend to avoid Nigeria.

The only foreign companies that invest in Nigeria tend to be either new companies that are trying to make a name for themselves, or Chinese, Indian and Paki companies who don't care about things like Nigeria's corruption because they are used to it in their home countries.

Dangote's refinery won't change anything. Venezuela is one of the biggest oil producing countries in the world, and it has the biggest oil reserves in the world. Their reserves are bigger than those of Russia, Saudi Arabia, United States, Iran etc. The price of a litre of petrol in Venezuela is about N17 per litre, but their economy is in tatters and on the verge of collapse.

Cheap petroleum has never been a substitute for sound economic policies. Yes, it makes the cost of transportation more affordable for the populace, but the overall net impact is not going to be as miraculous as you think. What makes a country develop rapidly and have a strong currency is industrialisation. That's how Japan did it, despite not having a drop of oil in their country, that's how the Chinese have done it, that's how the Indians are doing it etc.

If Nigeria doesn’t start industrialisation on a massive scale, nothing is going to stop it from becoming even more wretched than it already is.

Nigeria is already the next Venezuela in the making.

Quintessence44:
If you are planning to JAPA, my advice as an economist and oil industry analyst is that you WAIT.

Give it at least a YEAR from today before making the final decision.

The Dangote refinery is a game-changer.

Nigeria becomes self-sufficient in refined petroleum products, and a net exporter of same, bar none in Africa.

That’s a huge deal.

A great many businesses will be established in the months and years ahead based on our self sufficiency in petroleum products.

Millions of new jobs will be created.

In fact one foreign report states that the establishment of the 20 billion dollar Dangote refinery in Lagos officially makes Nigeria an industrialised nation.

In addition, Nigeria will stop importing diesel, petroleum products, fertiliser and petrochemicals.

“That is saving over $26 billion in foreign exchange” per annum, according to official sources.

In addition to all this, the Dangote refinery will generate 12,000 megawatts of electricity.

You can imagine the impact this will have on the economy going forward.

To JAPA right when the nation is on the cusp of economic and industrial transformation is in my view, ill-advised.

Hence I urge a one-year moratorium on all JAPA - related activities.

Happy New Year all, and God bless Nigeria.

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Abi o. These people have no shame. They're so disgusting, lower than dirt. It is a silent reprisal and you know everything about it?
I'm beginning to suspect that these animals are only using this cheap and fake propaganda to justify the future attacks they are already planning.
Berom people should arm themselves to the teeth and be very vigilant.

MrProlific95:
Propaganda

If he proposed and his proposal was accepted, and a wedding day has been fixed, then she has been elevated from baby mama to fiancee.

EmptyGarden:
Change title to “I don’t find my baby mama attractive anymore”….

I guess comprehension is not your strong point. Did you not read in my reply where I corrected myself with regard to her relationship status with the Alakija family?
She is clearly related to the Alakija family by marriage to a male member of the family. So why are you digitally manipulating your blood pressure over someone else's right to defend her family’s reputation from being dragged through the mud?

chopnaira:
1. She is not a member of the Folorunsho Alakija family.

2. And how is she folorunsho Alakija's grandaughter when she has been married to one Alakija for over 31 years? You still haven't answered that question.

I hope skull is not on the menu..

youngrichnigga:
He's a chef 🍳🔪

So she's married into Folorunsho Alakija's family? Hmm 🤔, well thanks for the correction, but that still doesn't change the fact that she is a member of the family and has a right to speak on family identity issues.

chopnaira:
She is likely over 50 sef. That's the woman in the middle. Her daughter to the left and her husband to the right. So how can this woman be Folorunsho Alakija's grandaughter when she has been married for 31 years?

I have been following her since the start of Covid. She was one of those actively trying to lock down Nigeria as she is a public health specialist.

She is from Folorunsho Alakija's family. E pain you abi?🤣

Putindbutt:
you must be a retard, Alakija span across SW, Which branch of Alakija is she from?

Produce evidence that she is 50 years old

chopnaira:
She is not. LMAO.

This lady is around 50 years old. Folorunsho Alakija oldest son married in 2017.

Actually she's a granddaughter of Folorunsho Alakija. Do your research.

chopnaira:
No one has spoken for the billionaire family. Compared to the billionaire, this Ayoade lady is underachieving too and she is not related to Folorunsho Alakija.

Again, you're either being deliberately dense or you have developed a lot of social anxiety over this issue.
The original Alakija was a full blooded Yoruba, but in the intervening several generations between his existence and the present time, his descendants have become mixed with bloodlines from several different ethnicities.
I'm sure you know that their eldest son married a Persian woman from Iran in the Middle East, so he has even brought foreign blood into their lineage!

So wether you like it or not, it is your blood that speaks for you, not your name.

Putindbutt:
who told you Alakija are not full blooded? better stop reading trash on twitter. Alakija is a very large family and have married into different tribes but the progenitor of the family is Yoruba true and true.

I was referring to the billionaire Alakija family, not the unknown underachieving Alakijas.

saxywale1:
There are multiple unrelated families bearing the last name Alakija.

This actually doesn't make any sense. The name is just a label. It is only we human beings who invest names with value. In the real sense of it, it is your blood that carries more value than your name.
Herbert Macauley, Rotimi Williams, Bode Thomas were all full blooded Yoruba men in spite of their European last names.
On the other hand, the Alakijas are telling us that in spite of the fact that they have a Yoruba name, they themselves are not full blooded Yorubas.

FreeStuffsNG:
Smh. Please tell us what Alakija means in other languages that are not Yoruba? Social media and nonsense.

🤣🤣🤣 So Nairaland mods have become better at solving your problems than Satan We Trust (SWT)?

You just dey fall pesin hand anyhow anyhow 🤣🤣🤣🤣

You've been here washing all types of insults on Christians, but the moment a Christian gives you a taste of your own medicine,you start crying! Keep crying!

TakeNigeriaBack:
Mods (Mynd44 etc.), this person deserves serious ban. At least 15 years of ban.

He's trying to instigate religious violence in Nigeria. He's an enemy of Nigeria.

I didn't say I will put it in my mouth. I said I will put it in my ny@sh🤣🤣

TakeNigeriaBack:
Keep the HOLY BOOK out of your SINFUL mouth you unbeliever!

Ask allah to help you locate me🤣

In fact, as e dey hungry you to flog me, e dey hungry me to use koran as toilet paper when I go shît🤣🤣🤣

TakeNigeriaBack:
To flog you dey hungry me walahi...nobody wey hand no fit touch o!

The owner of the pic asked me to take it down.

LikeAking:
Can I
See
The pics?

This Turkey man tried to call allah to punish Israel. allah come ask am: "Why you dey wine me like dis na? Abi you know know say Israel matter big pass me?"

allah was seriously vexed so he punished the poor MUDslime! 🤣🤣🤣🤣


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TakeNigeriaBack:
Your day is coming. Please when it comes do NOT cry.

You mean allah cannot use divine werepe to locate me? I need to travel down to Sokoto before allah can do something to me? No wonder they call him Satan We Trust (SWT)🤣🤣🤣

TakeNigeriaBack:
We're waiting for you in Sokoto. When you arrive PLEASE let me know so I can come and welcome you.

And its Allah NOT allah. Be respectful!

What's wrong?

Jewessgratitud3:
Hello, take down the picture you posted. I

You're right. We will all become MUDSLIMES so we can suffer like you


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WorldRichest:
No be today nah. All of you go soon become Muslims when you see where the Whitemen are driving to. These lies are manifesting right in your eyes

I may have misread the first part of your post.

Well, if you're one who posted this, then you have successfully achieved your goal.

You got the attention you crave. Mission accomplished.

Jewessgratitud3:
Which my friend?
Phone that I gave to my younger sister to snap me 7 years ago and she gave it to me immediately.

Anyways something just happened I'm not going to sit here arguing with you people.

Thanks for the feedback. From what I can observe, the original photo was indeed taken with a smart phone camera, so double exposure can be ruled out. Double exposure is only possible in photography which is produced in cameras that use film.
All smart phone cameras are digital cameras, so this image cannot be an issue of double exposure.

The question is, does that make it paranormal?


Personally, I think your friend is very clever. She took nice picture for social media which highlights her best "attributes"😏, but because competition for likes and clicks is really fierce, she added a feature to the picture which will make it go viral and stand out from the pictures of other slay queens on social media.

Like I said, brilliant from the perspective of self promotion, but nothing supernatural or paranormal about it.

Jewessgratitud3:
Oho! That's another thing I noticed. Pics was taken with color but that part now looked like that.

Scroll down you'll see the full pics.

Where is the full picture and why is it in black and white like something that was taken in the 19th century? Did you not use a phone camera to take the picture?

Jewessgratitud3:
Please, what is this image in my photo?


Yesterday I posted a throwback of my photo from seven years ago after Facebook posted it on my memory. After I posted it here, a Nairalander chardyni came and noticed the image asd asked me who's was that?... guys for the past seven years I never noticed that image was there for once. So I thought...
🤔 could he have edited and put it there because nairalanders never cease to amaze me. I quickly went to my photo gallery to check the original photo and still saw it there. I had to take it down and crop out that part in order not to derail my thread yesterday.

I called my twin and showed her, that wan begin dey fear 😂😂😂 say why should I bring up such pics this kind night? .. hmmm. I allayed her fears and dropped the call.

Please who can explain the image on the top left corner of this photo? The part I eclipsed in red.

And you were there to observe that it is fake news.

KGBKremlin:
Fake news you were there naa