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Islam › Re: Igbo Muslim Lady Raises Alarm Over Safety Of Muslims In Nsukka by SixSeven: 12:17pm On Jan 02
Incognito403:
Wa alykumussalaam wa rahmatullah wa barakaatuh.

The best greeting ever known to mankind. Christianity should bring it's own.
You know shalom is a form of greeting. The Abrahamic religions have similarities but their followers are very funny. Only if they take time to study their own forefathers as much as they study what was brought to them.

Shalom (Hebrew) = peace, completeness, welfare

Salam (Arabic) = peace, safety, well-being

Christian usage = “Peace be with you” or just “peace” in greetings and blessings.

All three carry the same basic meaning of peace, even if the words and religious contexts differ. In Christianity, it comes from the Bible and liturgy, not Hebrew or Arabic directly, but the concept is the same.

In the Bible, Jesus often says “Peace be with you” when greeting or blessing people (e.g., John 20:19, 21).

Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by SixSeven: 11:07am On Jan 02
Aba Women's Riot of 1929: A Turning Point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddDdh1sxztw



The Aba Women’s Riot of 1929 happened mainly because of unfair taxes and the extension of colonial authority over women. The British tried to impose direct taxes and give warrant chiefs more control, but market women in Aba protested since they had no voice in government decisions. Tens of thousands of women joined strikes and demonstrations, even attacking colonial offices, to resist being taxed and controlled unfairly. The revolt forced the British to rethink taxation and local administration, making it a turning point in Nigeria’s colonial history and showing the strength of women’s collective action.


The people are very comfortable with corruption. In the UK and US, politicians who raise taxes can lose elections because voters hold them accountable, but in Nigeria, taxes are 🇳🇬

Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by SixSeven:
Femi Kehinde, author of A Short Stroll Along History Avenue, brings history to life as he revisits the fearless activism of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, a woman who redefined resistance in colonial Nigeria. In this interview, he recounts how Funmilayo mobilised the women of Abeokuta to rise against unjust taxation and challenge the colonial power structure. The revolt, a powerful act of defiance, ultimately led to the exile of the Alake of Egbaland.
Through Kehinde’s narration, we see how one woman’s courage reshaped the course of Nigerian history.

The Abeokuta Women’s Revolt: When Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti Rewrote Nigerian History

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyvTtYrZTAk?


History tends to repeat itself when the people don't learn from their past.

Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by SixSeven:
I just need to break this down here because what you don't understand you will keep being misled.

A tax is money the government collects from people, businesses, or things you buy, to pay for public services like roads, schools, hospitals, and electricity.

Many Nigerians think only people with salaries pay tax because income tax (PAYE) is very visible, it comes straight off your paycheck. But in reality, everyone pays indirect taxes whenever they buy goods, fuel, food, use electricity, phone, or travel. The “hypocrisy” comes from the fact that government talks about income tax more because it’s easy to track, while indirect taxes are hidden in prices, so it feels like the poor or informal workers aren’t paying anything when they actually are.

What annoys me is the japa people that go abroad and yap about taxes. They want Nigeria to have the same western style. If you play with taxes abroad, you'll be shown the way out in the next election and you should also understand the white man and why he does things in a way. When you understand their history, you'll know why we are not the same.

Some countries really do not charge personal income tax at all meaning residents don’t file annual income tax returns like in the UK/US and don’t pay tax on their salaries. Examples include United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Monaco, Brunei and Vanuatu, among others. These countries still get money for government services through oil, trade, fees, or other taxes, not by taxing individual salaries. Do the maths and tell me one thing in common Nigeria has that some of these countries have. These countries fund government spending through other sources such as oil and gas revenues, corporate taxes, import duties, fees, tourism income or VAT/sales taxes, instead of taxing people’s income directly.

You need to get off this obsession with the west and trying to be like who you are not. This is the miseducation of the average African. Don't forget that in Aba and Ogun State, Women fought the imposition of taxes by the British. Many Nigerians don't even study their history. You should go and read why they didn't want the colonial government collecting taxes from them.


Historically, Western heavy taxation grew partly from scarcity and because they needed money to fund armies, wars, infrastructure, and administrative systems. Land and resources were limited, populations were growing, and scarcity of money made taxes necessary. Scarcity also came from their harsh climates, poor harvests, and limited technology, so the state had to extract more from people to survive and provide basic service, sunlike in some African systems, where wealth was shared communally rather than extracted as formal taxes. When you look at it today, the concept of Black Tax is because in Africa, we share the resources with the rest of us Ubuntu style. Learn why things are the way they are. Today, I see people teaching financial wealth and I laugh when they want us to copy westerners and their form of selfish indiduvual finance.


The day Nigerians wake up to know their rights and why the government cannot just squander their money, they will wake up.

Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by SixSeven:
DoTheNeedful:
You are just being overly critical. A minimum wage earner earns 840,000 in a year. Based on the new tax law, the 40,000 on top of the 800,000 is taxed at 15%, which means that a minimum wage earner pay 6,000 naira per year (500 per month) in tax. A minimum wage earner pays more than this in the old tax regime.

Many of you that criticize do so either maliciously or due to ignorance.

Our tax collection rate in Nigeria is one of the poorest even in Africa. The understanding of tax by Nigerians terrible. Many of you need to get it into your heads that tax payment is vital for any society to thrive.
Many of you are also disingenious when you make it seem like Nigerians don't pay many indirect taxes. Some people think Nigerians do not pay tax, so they focus mainly on income tax, but this view is not correct and misleading.

When people buy goods and services, they pay Value Added Tax (VAT), fuel levies, customs duties on imported items, and other indirect taxes. These taxes are built into prices, so everyone pays them whether they are employed or not. The taxes you pay for your government's negligence on providing 24/7 electricity is huge. When government NEPA fails and you buy fuel for your generator, you are still paying tax. When you receive electricity bills with VAT and charges, you are paying tax.

Everyday Nigerians pay indirect taxes when they buy food and household items (VAT), buy fuel or take transport (fuel levies), make phone calls or use data (telecoms levies), buy imported goods - fashion wigs, cars, phones, or spare parts (customs and import duties), stay in hotels or eat at restaurants (consumption and hotel taxes), watch movies or attend events (entertainment tax), send money or sign agreements (stamp duties), pay rent or utility bills (environmental and waste levies), and even when transport fares rise because taxes are built into costs, all without being directly told they are paying tax. You pay for higher cost of food because the transportation cost already takes the taxes into delivery. If you have a shop, you pay market levies, these are all taxes. You pay LAWMA or PSP, read the fine print. Those touts that stop buses are collecting money. That money is tax! Anything due, levies, fees is tax. When you ask yourself where the money is going to, if it is going to government, even if it is collected by a consultant, it is TAX. The money you will pay for tinted permit is a tax. I attached an image here to show you how much those boys collect on the road and why MC Oluomo can be powerful. They are now saying that state governments should ban such collection of taxes on the road.


The government focuses more on income tax because it is easier to track formal workers and businesses under the Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) system. A large part of Nigeria’s economy is informal, making direct income tax collection difficult. As a result, indirect taxes often contribute significantly to government revenue, even though many people are unaware they are paying them.

In 2023, Nigeria collected about ₦3.64 trillion in VAT (indirect tax ≈ 43%) and ₦4.89 trillion in company income tax (direct tax ≈ 57%), based on NBS-reported figures.

Politics › Re: No Tax If You Are Earning Below ₦800k Annually by SixSeven: 10:36am On Jan 02
helinues:
Funnily, the previous tax rate was just so high than the new one as your tax free used to be from the first N300k compared to the new N800k tax free
The 300k of before is not the same as before due to inflation. It's like telling me 30k of 2015 is the same as 30k of 2025
Romance › Re: MEN ONLY: Read This Before Courting Or Dating Any Nigerian Girl in 2026 (Pix) by SixSeven: 4:13am On Jan 02
Most of these things are because families have failed and Nigerians are copying foreign lifestyle that boys are now coming online to warn about women... Choose from a good family and you won't have to be a detective. Raise a child as your culture wants and you will save yourself from future headaches.

Romance › Re: Is It True That Once You’re Successful, Girls Will Want You? (Gehgeh’s Take) by SixSeven: 3:51am On Jan 02
Success has many friends. Wait until you fail to know those who were there for the prize or those who don't care about the price of the journey.
Politics › Re: ISWAP Declares Nigerian Christians ‘Legitimate Targets' by SixSeven: 12:31am On Jan 02
Do not forget that they want us to have a religious war. Take note of that. They are surprised that despite all the problems, we've not broken up yet.

https://www.nairaland.com/5873626/may-2010-rockefeller-foundation-report#89812053

LeOstrich:
kikero, the goal is that by 2026, Nigeria will break-up. It is from the smoldering ashes that the globalist will mop up Nigeria into the globo-homo empire ruled by Zionists.
Do not die in their war
Politics › Re: ISWAP Declares Nigerian Christians ‘Legitimate Targets' by SixSeven: 12:27am On Jan 02
Do not forget that they want us to have a religious war. Take note of that. They are surprised that despite all the problems, we've not broken up yet.
Celebrities › Re: Anda Damisa (Lazywrita) Dies By Suicide? by SixSeven: 10:23pm On Jan 01
realG101:
Well, I happen to be a realist, not an optimist or an idealist. I see the world exactly the way it is, not the way it ought to be.

Unless you want to play the devil's advocate, it's a fact that humans are wired selfish. Which means everybody carries their own cross.

If you are exposed to the harsh realities of the world like I am, you will understand better.

I drive through tens of street children rushing to wash my windshield as I go to work every day, nobody cares about these kids. Many of them die in the street from different unnatural causes but we don't carry their cases on our heads because they are not celebrities and we won't earn clout off of them.

If we pick and choose which life and which death to care about, that's double standards, and we do, so that's human nature. But let nobody try to say otherwise because some of us can see through the snactimony.

You say the victim did not consider the people who will derive pain from his death, the paramount question is do they like him more than himself, or can they take his place to help feel his pain. If not, the victim's feelings come first and take priority over other's.

My own 2 cents is instead of bashing people who take their own life, we should rather simply rip them and move on.

Condemning suicide will no desuade other who are waiting to commit it and encouraging it will not motivate a person who is enjoying their life to commit suicide.

By the way, I think I used the word hypocrite correctly, even going by your definition.
My own 2 cents is instead of bashing people who take their own life, we should rather simply rip them and move on.

Well, I put another 2 cents to say that maybe if he didn't write a letter, I would have more generic things to say. Unfortunately, he wrote a letter to the world and Editors usually allow a right of reply wink

By the way, condemning it is very necessary. When communities refuse to take a position, survivors carry guilt and confusion, moral lines are blurred and future harm becomes easier to justify

I took a stance and it is neither cowardly nor insensitive. Suicide is forbidden and it is a major sin (no religious label here, I emphasized the tradition of African communities but in religion, it's a taboo), it causes real harm to the living and it must not be normalized or romanticized.

Communities are right to speak clearly against it while leaving final judgment to our maker.
You can speak firmly against suicide while still avoiding cruelty toward people or not letting the wickedness of the world make you respond the same way. We can condemn the act without glorifying or normalizing the act.

Clarity protects people. Silence or middle ground doesn’t.
Politics › Re: Drama As Philanthropist Takes Back Gifts After Woman Fails To Say “thank You” by SixSeven: 2:35pm On Jan 01
Imindmybusiness:
You see those two words "thank you", they are as powerful as the word "sorry" and as symbolic too. Anyone who doesn't use the words "please and thank you" will one day use the words, "did I beg you". If someone never asks for your help and never shows real appreciation when you help, stop helping them and redirect your philanthropy elsewhere. Don't let few bad ones change who you are but also don't let them benefit from the who you are.
How you react is more important than the actions done to you. When you gain this higher ground, you learn to keep moving, paying little attention to their responses because you are living in your own higher realm.

You reach a point where their praise, their criticism, even their presence, no longer shifts your ground. You occupy your own realm, guided by purpose, not by the reactions of others.

Like a tiger that has finished its meal, the flies buzz around and it does not flinch. The tiger has fed, its focus is elsewhere, and its energy is reserved for what truly matters.


Every step forward is measured, deliberate, and unshaken. Peace grows from self-command, from holding your center, from choosing where to place your attention. You are the one moving. You are the one in control.

Politics › Re: House Of Reps Member, Professor Orogbu Dumps Labour Party, Defects To ADC by SixSeven: 1:27pm On Jan 01
We should learn to build strong parties not strong individuals in the party.

That's the only thing we are yet to do well since 99. Obasanjo started it and we have not been able to correct it. The party should be stronger than its candidates.
Politics › Re: Fubara: We ‘ll Soon Reveal Agreement Reached Before Tinubu To Rivers People—wike by SixSeven: 1:11pm On Jan 01
Secrets are not entrusted with a drunken man

Romance › Re: Life Is So Unfair For Black Young Guys In Nigeria by SixSeven: 12:30pm On Jan 01
Jakarta:
Work on your low self esteem. If life was all about the color of your skin Olusegun Obasanjo will be working in the zoo attending to apes, and chimpanzees till now. Stella would have screamed blood of Jesus, I bind and rebuke on sighting him for the first time.

Politics › Re: Gunmen Attack, Burn Down Police Station In Ondo Community by SixSeven: 12:23pm On Jan 01
On the front page of Nairaland today
Bandits Kills 30 , Sack 21 Villages In Kogi Community - Politics - Nairaland

Then

Gunmen Attack, Burn Down Police Station In Ondo Community
If you read the article, they said Gunmen suspected to be bandits.

I checked the meaning of bandits

noun
plural noun: bandits
a robber or outlaw belonging to a gang and typically operating in an isolated or lawless area.

Gunman
a man who uses a gun to commit a crime or terrorist act.
"a gang of masked gunmen"


Are we in a lawless or isolated area? Isn't that a slap on the government?
Culture › Re: Young Boy Filmed Spraying Masquerades With Bundles Of Money Causes Stir Online by SixSeven: 5:02am On Jan 01
The man and his money

Politics › Re: Breaking: Reports Of Massive Airstrikes On Terrorist Camps In Kaduna by SixSeven: 4:52am On Jan 01
Ofunaofu:
Nobody’s asking for a handover...just wondering why the captain keeps leaving the ship during a storm.
Tinubu will handle the economy, Shettima will handle security.

Shhh. It's January 1, time for the new tax law. That's the economy

Celebrities › Re: Singer Teni Stirs Social Media With New Look And Dress Mode by SixSeven: 1:19am On Jan 01
shortgun:
She looked better before. I don’t understand why some people insist on selling the idea that looking good or healthy is only when someone is slim and skinny like bag of bones angry
Obesity, which is generally defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher, occurs when a person carries excess body fat that can negatively affect overall health. Carrying extra weight increases the risk of serious medical conditions. For example, it can raise blood pressure and cholesterol levels, which increases the likelihood of heart disease and stroke. It also affects how the body uses insulin, making type 2 diabetes more likely. The added weight places extra stress on joints, particularly in the knees, hips, and spine, which can lead to pain and arthritis. In addition, fat around the neck can obstruct airways during sleep, causing sleep apnea and breathing difficulties. Obesity is also associated with a higher risk of certain cancers, including breast, colon, and kidney cancer. Other health concerns include fatty liver disease, gallstones, infertility, and mental health challenges such as anxiety or depression.

Importantly, losing weight after being obese usually reduces many of these health risks, especially when done through a balanced diet, regular physical activity, and healthy lifestyle changes.

Bags of boneshuh Think again.

Romance › Re: Sex Is Overrated (from A Man’s POV) by SixSeven: 10:45pm On Dec 31, 2025
Sex without mutual effort isn’t intimacy, it’s labor, and labor without return naturally loses its appeal.

Marriage exists to align effort, energy, and care and without it, sex often becomes empty labor and disappointment.

People of today have decided to call marriage a scam, they do not have a mission, they are only interested in gbenshing for self pleasure. They say the wahala of marriage is too much but yet they are telling us the chase is not worth the effort.

Maybe the real truth is this:
Sex is only special when both people bring something to the table not just their body, but their energy, awareness, and effort.
The real truth is commit to something. Invest your energy where commitment exists, or expect emptiness.

Politics › Re: Drama As Philanthropist Takes Back Gifts After Woman Fails To Say “thank You” by SixSeven:
How many times is man ungrateful to his maker that he doesn't say thank you? We hear, we see, we type, we can think, we talk, we can sit, jump, spit, sheet, piss, our brain works, our legs work, out fingers grow, they move, our eyelids protect our eyes even though some people remove it and redesign it for fashion, we don't give thanks to the master piece that was created. Another reason why all those people who were trying to sound moral on that guy that took his life make me laugh.

We are very ungrateful people, yet God no de vex if we say nothing about the bounties that he gives us free of charge. Thank God man cannot manufacture air or we will pay to breathe. Now, if God wey make us de look us for our ungratefulness and some of us are taking our lives because we are tired, please what do you expect man to do if he could give us all the things our maker gave us? Before we breathe, we will have to say thank you for our next subscription.

IfManBeGod

When you are giving, know why you are doing what you are doing. What is your purpose for giving? Man will disappoint you but when you are focused on your mission you will learn to pay little attention to what man does to you and keep the ball moving. Stay focused.

Thank you Lord.

Properties › Re: Lagos Great House Fire Update: Bodies Recovered In Balogun Market Fire (photos) by SixSeven: 9:17pm On Dec 31, 2025
lexyman:
I understand the building was constructed with brick, and brick is known for being highly fire-resistant. Before any decision is made to demolish it, the structure should be evaluated by qualified structural engineers to determine its true integrity after the fire. This isn’t like many modern buildings — it was built over 50 years ago by experienced professionals — so a proper structural assessment is essential before deciding its fate.


may the people that lost their means of livelihood recover from this great loss ... its sad !
They were so fast to announce the destruction the building than they were to announce the completion of rescue mission.

I smell a rat.

SixSeven:
I am thinking along this line too. How did the committee quickly make this assessment to take the building down and why will a fire cause the building to be brought down? We need the media to look into this and let's hear what experts have to say. It does not make sense that the fire will cause a 25-storey building to be destroyed. Why is destruction and demolition our next line of action. What happened to reconstruction and repair. I don't want to believe that when they were building it, they did not think about fire. Also, there is no smoke without fire. If the building is brought down, the investigation is over. WHAT STARTED THE FIREhuh

Abroad that they like to copy, they will investigate this fire to rule out arson and someone trying to cash out from a fire.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Stopped Going For End Of Year Cross Over Service. by SixSeven: 9:14pm On Dec 31, 2025
“I don’t need crossover to enter a new year. I just need sense.”
Politics › Re: We made the biggest political mistake fielding Obi in 2023, we apologise - LP by SixSeven: 8:55pm On Dec 31, 2025
Charly68:
Honestly it was a mistake. My take is his failure to stabilize the party while it's leaders were fighting..If he couldn't organize his party how would he able to organize Nigeria as a nation. Sincerely speaking he does not have the capacity that people assumed he carries
I don't want to talk about Obi but the abnormal has become the norm. The person who was produced by the political party should not be stronger than the party. The party makes the president, governors and elected officials. None of them should automatically become the leader because they won on its platform. This is something we have been battling since 99.
Politics › Re: The Real Reason Governors Are Running To APC. It’s Not About Tinubu by SixSeven: 7:45pm On Dec 31, 2025
With all the reasons you've given, can we safely say that APC will boldly say WE NO DE GIVE SHISHI? Is there any need to campaign? grin

Vox populi...
Celebrities › Re: Anda Damisa (Lazywrita) Dies By Suicide? by SixSeven: 7:42pm On Dec 31, 2025
FarahAideed:
Getout with your meaningless diatribe 🤡🤡🤡
If you had sense, you will learn how to ignore what doesn't make sense to you. But your consistency suggest something that strikes a chord. Gerraaahia
Celebrities › Re: Anda Damisa (Lazywrita) Dies By Suicide? by SixSeven: 5:50pm On Dec 31, 2025
FarahAideed:
You can never have sense 🤡
I wish you what you wish yourself.
Celebrities › Re: Anda Damisa (Lazywrita) Dies By Suicide? by SixSeven:
realG101:
Each time I see people condemning persons who commit suicide, is see hypocrites.

Every human being was born with an innate drive for self preservation, meaning no one was born wanting to die.

For a person to reach a point where they decide to end it, it means they were in a state of great suffering and could no longer endure.

Who are we then to question their judgment when we are all selfish and would not have helped them if they cryied out for help.

Many people would rather leave Honorable than compound their problem by telling human beings who would not help anyway.

Suicide is a subject where I think nobody has the right to judge the victim. Only hypocrites will thing otherwise.
To each his own. This is not a honorable exit. You guys think men didn't take out themselves in the past? Or men who couldn't stand injustice sacrifice their lives? I stand by my words and truth hurts, if you like, call it insensitive. Cowards die many death before they take their life.

We throw words around but maybe we don't really know the meaning.
A hypocrite is a person who claims to have moral standards or beliefs that they do not actually follow, essentially pretending to be virtuous or pious while their actions contradict their words, often seen as a " say-do" gap or feigning virtue for praise or benefit. It describes someone who judges others for faults they themselves possess, or presents a false image of righteousness, unlike someone genuinely struggling with temptation.

A hypocrite is someone who cannot defend their moral position because of what people will say. In all that you wrote, there was no solution. It was all about, you didn't know, you weren't in his shoes, you couldn't understand. You cannot take a side, you want to sound moral enough to be understanding but immoral enough not to be practical.

How do you know we would not have helped? Anyway, I have written enough on this subject but for this guy and that letter he wrote, he was a selfish, self-centred person.

Hard times don’t excuse contempt for life. Past generations faced wars and still chose endurance and duty over self-absorption. Compassion isn’t weakness but turning despair into a moral pass is hypocritical and that is what society is turning into today. Me me me, selfish, cuddling generation who want to guilt everyone else but take no responsibility. They want to take the spotlight away from them. Telling us being a coward is Honor. I spit on such.

Compassion for suffering doesn’t require endorsing suicide, and refusing to judge doesn’t mean we abandon the value of life.

Read my previous posts here. I do not believe in performative niceness, that is a red flag. I believe in action. If you need help, seek it. It's okay to feel bad, have negative thoughts, be taken by a bad experience but what we are taught in life is that everyone of us has his or her own challenges. No school of thought will recommend suicide so what are we yapping about? Trying to sound nice is trying to condone the action because you don't know. Excuse me. It must be condemned outrightly and those that are living can learn from the lessons but don't attempt to question what we would have done because we could have done a lot and the coward will take the easy path to end it all before the original end.

The real failure isn’t judging the dead, it’s ignoring the living who are in pain while the dead took the convenient option that needs no accountability. I am not subscribed to any performative niceness, giving proper feedback is being kind, not being nice. Not giving the proper feedback is being nice but you're unkind and that's what society is doing today. We want to explain things away without holding anyone to account and we are back to square one.
Education › Re: Nigerian University Reacts As Memo On Concessional Pass Stirs Controversy Online by SixSeven: 7:55am On Dec 31, 2025
WhizdomXX:
In some schools it is 40. Also called loose them and let them go.
Let my people go
Family › Re: I Tried Feminism With My Husband And He Stopped Eating My Food - Nigerian Wife by SixSeven: 7:39am On Dec 31, 2025
SixSeven:
It is not a sad reality. Although you have a lot of stories to tell for your age but this is the reality of life. Back then, mothers used to train their daughters to cook. You must know how to cook for your husband, the easiest way to get to a man's heart is is stomach etc. Women said that was patriarchy but today, women are free and they can see for themselves. They will call the man a d.o.g but the biology in him will activate. He will love that woman who can nurture, can care, can cook. When they tell women that men are not attracted by their money, position, strong independent woman and those things, they argue and sit with the simpletons who want to say the things they like to hear. What men say, women don't like to hear it at all. They like to argue to prove their point but real life is reality. Reality does not care about emotions. You gonna find out very soon, so I say to you, listen if you are wise, argue if you want to find out the hard way.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOCqAlmNQII


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKNFj8GsTiI
And if you think it's cruise, I have one more video for you

When they aires this reality show of wife swap, see how the families reacted to the mother who cooked her food vs the mother who ordered cooked food for her family. The children were so happy when the Caucasian said she cooked, even children know these things. Keep arguing. You gonna learn!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUhKjYiaUik



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_ddg85wpLg
Politics › Re: Abati Slams Lere Olayinka For Kneeling For Wike by SixSeven: 7:33am On Dec 31, 2025
By now I thought they would have clipped the part Abati was taking about but no... undecided
Celebrities › Re: Anda Damisa (Lazywrita) Dies By Suicide? by SixSeven: 10:49pm On Dec 30, 2025
Denko2721987:
Absolutely but at the end of the day, that may not stop one from dying horribly.. Life doesn't guarantee anything.. Take examples of Kobe Bryant, Wigwe, Pastor Myles, Abraham Lincoln, Anne Boyle, Pastor Bimbo and so many others who went through different phases of life, came out victorious but still died horrible deaths.. Life is deep, complex, strange and unpredictable and the more some people think about it the more it makes them see it in varying dimensions and perspective that may push them to such actions as suicide.
💯
Death is certain, the manner is not but character is what a man controls.

We are not what we say we are. We are what we do. We are what we respond to and how we respond to life's different tests.

Are we moving or are we staying in the same place? Keep it moving. It is a paradox that we need to keep fighting to live but we are eventually going to die.

One way I get out of my head is when I go and meet someone else, listen to their stories, listen to their struggles, life is more than what we think of ourselves and who we think we are. One of the benefit of this same internet is that you now have access to read people's stories. People have gone through a lot and when you watch others who have gone through what you have been, it helps you. The elders say there's nothing new under the sky when there is a scandal or something has happened before. We learn from the experiences of those who have gone through the road before us. Yet we keep moving.

May we be stronger than our weakest darkest thoughts.

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