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On talking to her today I got to know she is planning to do money cake for me with about 1million naira while she pays the cake lady 200k, omo I feel it's a waste owing to the fact that I do not place value In all these, I had to ask her not to do it, oya come see her romantic vex that it's her thing make I dey my day.This is usually why the man is the head of the house. To make those rational decisions. It's good she's appreciating you and celebrating you, men do not get that or people who provide do not often get that appreciation so she's a good woman who recognizes your efforts but correct me if I am wrong, can she afford the 1m? If she cannot, tell her you are okay with the 200k cake and let her know what you stand for. It is important that you let people know what you stand for because when you are gone, that's what they will remember you for. It is also okay to change your mind because in life, as we grow up, people change. It is possible that in your 60s to 70s, this your stand will change and you will want something big so it is important to understand how people have perspectives and how we actually change as we age. Nevertheless, it is important to be you the way you are now and let her be who she wants to but with some guardrails as the HOH because she's doing what makes her happy even though it doesn't mean much to you. Thank you for your attention to this matter. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7359666245710449953
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Is subsidy back? A subsidy is a financial grant, payment, or tax benefit given usually by a government to an individual, business, or organization to lower the cost of a product or service, support an industry, or encourage specific social and economic activities. If you cannot find the answer in all these things I have given you, I am not responsible for your understanding.
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Is subsidy back? A subsidy is a financial grant, payment, or tax benefit given usually by a government to an individual, business, or organization to lower the cost of a product or service, support an industry, or encourage specific social and economic activities. If you cannot find the answer in all these things I have given you, I am not responsible for your understanding.
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NaijaNaWaa:You are quoting the owner of the channel not to sell their market. They want you to watch the video on their YouTube, that's why it's on FP |
Mods should stop pushing the stories of these bloggers to FP. Bloggers are only after views not quality. Quantity over quality for them. Seun |
I just posted about anger on the other thread. "He who angers you controls your network" 📵 🤳
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attat:You are correct. Your reaction is more important than their action. You can't control them but you can control yourself.
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RealityKings1:You are right. A woman will always get help whether she wants it or not. Men will get help from their mother or God alone.
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Big hisses and hisses RaySimran:Quite obvious it's AI but I'm just wondering why our youth will waste their time with this kind of news. Who her chest Epp? The same AI should have told them lawyers have a dress code of conduct |
anonimi:As a working visit president
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When Nigerians are productive at home, they will travel differently as tourists, business owners, experts, and students, not as economic fugitives or economic refugees. The world respects value, and no one respects desperation. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7236099115770236166
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Lush100:Yes but I won't hate my country because of politicians. SixSeven: |
InternetWebM082:They should move it to Crime. |
ClassicMan202:As in. It's a mindset thing
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Ankakh:
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The home is the first school of life and before that was the tummy of the mummy.
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Sheuns:The attempt to impoverish the people so they are so hungry and weak not to challenge their governments and hold them to a high standard SHALL NEVER SUCCEED.
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We shall not be made beggars and slaves in our own country. Take it back please! 🇳🇬
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Repost 👇 Thank you for this thread. Let me repost this There has been so much confusion over the reportage of this issue and I am so disappointed in the media. It is not electronic voting, it is ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION of results. They have tried to use this confusion to mislead people with e-voting. Is it this NASS that did not allow diaspora to vote that wants to give electronic voting They should start with electronic voting at the Senate first instead of relying on voice vote but these guys we have there now can't. They can never because you can't give what you don't have. Honor is not sold in the market neither is you calling yourself distinguished distinguish you from any cowardly behaviour. The media is doing a bad work in not reporting the issues properly. I have seen people like Reno mislead the public about the issue. The SP too has said some things when he talks down Nigerians the usual way. Nigerians do not vote electronically, the people are saying cut the amount of manual intervention you have in collation. The election process is like this: 1. You register to vote. 2. You get your PVC 3. Before election day, you see your name Ong the list of registered voters 4. On election day, you register to vote (this is called accreditation) where the PO confirms that you are on the list of registered voters and it is not someone else 5. You cast your ballot secretly. 6. The PO counts the votes, that IS, ALL the paper you voted for, then writes the results. This is where Nigerians want the results to be electronically transmitted. 7. This result is announced and a copy normally should be posted for you at your PU 8. The PO takes the counted result that was signed by the party agents and herself to the collation centre This is where Nigerians saw the magomago. This is why you see the APC guys boast of polling agents. We should be ashamed of ourselves that we need too many people to count votes in 2026. Let me not distract from my essay. Check the quoted post I have below. There are two collation centres. There's ward collation centre and state collation centre. It is at these places counting magic happens. You see all those things the Professors do on TV? They are only counting LG results for each state. They are also checking if there were any other electoral issues that can lead to some results not counted or cancelled. What INEC promised at the last election is that with Irev you can see your PU result live. You can even audit the election result for each ward and do your own counting for the LG. But the APC and their abracadabra manipulated your result. So while you were counting after step 5, they saw the live results, did their own counting and gave you the figures they wanted. That's why INEC announced results of the election at night. That's where you saw numbers changed at Irev portal. If party A had 12, they put 6 in front of it and made it 612. That is why the Irev portal had glitch. The glitch was the fraudulent excuse to tamper with the result, change it and have their own numbers. They had to delay the loading to iRev portal so you won't be able to dispute the results. Only a thief at night steals it, snatches it and runs away with it to announce that the white they stole at nibjt is now Ariel clean in the morning. With electronic transmission, Nigeria will reduce massively how much money we spend on elections. Our elections are only expensive because people simply want to cheat, QED! It's a bloody waste of time recruiting so many people just to count numbers, shey we no de shame? Chai For those of them that bring that useless video of Elon Musk not trusting electronic voting, please read below. They intentionally omitted the part where US does not conduct its election like ours. They work on trust because from birth you already have an ID and government knows when you turn 18. |
Hemanwel:Pregnancy will surely change their lives. I wish them well in the future. Being a daddy and mummy is not a title.
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Sheuns:What is programmed into the AI? That's the big question. Can it be opened for all to see since INEC is using taxpayers money? They think some of us are dumb and don't understand a computer machine is GIGO. It is very deliberate to give it to the machine so that they will not be held accountable and just blame it on a non living entity. And we know the first rule about machines and human decisions. SixSeven:
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As a US citizen, the US government will use this guy to promote Yoruba culture. Just wait and see. Mattswaggz:
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allen113:They will milk it like lactosin Henix:I remember Lanre Olusoola telling the story in his family and why he changed his name or something like that. Modified: Dr. Lanre Olusola, popularly known as The Catalyst, changed his family surname from Kupoluyi to Olusoola. He took this step as part of his personal transformation journey, choosing a surname that means God makes wealth or God creates honor in Yoruba. Dr. Lanre Olusola shared that his father, Christopher Kupoluyi, died tragically in the very first Nigerian Airways plane crash when Lanre was just two years old. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxUzHMB7Jno Because of this loss, he grew up with a deep-seated fear and a psychological burden tied to the family name and history. When he experienced his personal and spiritual reawakening, he chose to completely detach himself from that past. Changing his surname from Kupoluyi to Olusola was a symbolic act to break what he felt was a cycle of premature death and limitation, allowing him to preserve his life, protect his future legacy, and fulfill his divine calling. For those who don't know Kupoluyi (or Kúpolúyi) is a Yoruba surname from Nigeria that translates to "death has killed the honoured one" or serves as a prayer meaning "may death not kill the person of honour/prosperity". Let's leave this man. What about Fela? The Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti changed his name from Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti to Fela Anikulapo-Kuti in the late 1970s as a radical rejection of colonialism and a reclamation of his African identity. I always thought about the Ransome name, so it made sense to me ![]() His name change was driven by two major motivations: 1. Rejecting a Slave Name The middle name "Ransome" was an English, Christian name adopted generations earlier by his grandfather, an Anglican minister. As Fela's political views radicalized-heavily influenced by the Black Power and Black Panther movements in the United States-he grew to resent the name. He publicly dropped Ransome because he considered it a colonial appendage and a slave name that did not belong to a true African. 2. Claiming Agency Over His Destiny He replaced Ransome with the Yoruba name Anikulapo. This word translates directly to "he who carries death in his pouch" or pouch. Fela chose this name to make a specific, powerful statement: "I will be the master of my own destiny and will decide when it is time for death to take me." It was his declaration that no human being, nor the oppressive Nigerian military regime he constantly fought against, had the power to kill him. He viewed himself as spiritually untouchable. He was the Chief Priest of the African shrine. While his prominent siblings (like former Minister of Health Dr. Olikoye Ransome-Kuti and activist Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti) kept the hyphenated family name until they passed away, Fela completely detached himself from it to fully align his identity with his music and Pan-African activism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS_Yd_iMYWo Put on the close caption to translate the video for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aKU5rdok8k
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Dogalmighty17:Why was it carrying 25 people? Why were civilians onboard
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I remember when Turai did her cancer center. The International Cancer Centre (ICC) in Abuja was conceived in 2008 by former First Lady Turai Yar'Adua following her visit to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in the United States, but it remains uncompleted and abandoned years after raising billions in pledges. A fundraising event was hosted on July 18, 2009 and secured N6.8 billion in pledges. Following the death of President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, the project stalled. Twelve years later, the site in Abuja remains inactive, uncompleted, and entangled in land ownership and legal inquiries involving the Federal Ministry of Health and her foundation. In October 2020, Aisha Buhari revealed an ambitious plan to establish cancer treatment centres across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones. The goal of this initiative was to decentralize oncology care and ensure that rural women could easily access early screening, diagnosis, and treatment without needing to travel to major hubs like Abuja or Lagos. Make of these stories whatever you want to.
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judewrites:This funny thing about lions eh especially male lions, very lazy set of people 🦁 Each time I visited the zoo, they are always sleeping but their roar is out of this world. TV sound does no justice to it. But come to think of it, people in the world need to learn that we need sleep. I think sleeping helps them conserve energy so when they fight for prey, they are hungry from the get go |
There's something interesting about the fast car. Sorry, fast cat. Cheetahs can't roar, they chirp and purr Despite their large size and predatory status, cheetahs belong to a completely different sub-family (Felinae) than true big cats like lions or tigers (Pantherinae). They lack the specialized throat structure (a flexible hyoid bone) needed to roar. Instead, they communicate by making a high-pitched chirping sound that sounds exactly like a small bird! When they are content, they purr just like a giant house cat 😹
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DaddyJapan:That's why the story lacks details like the day it happened, where it happened, eye witness and so on. Again we call on the mods to stop this behaviour of pushing their blogger friends to front page. It's something someone will have expected Seun to reign his mods on. Nairaland.com is actively promoting fake news and stories. Elections are coming, it will be worse. |
The trending video has drawn laughs for the unexpected street chaos and the failed attempts to control the horse. .. It's only funny when you are not injured. A horse kick alone can kick someone to death. |
jubrilELsudan:I remember Lanre Olusoola telling the story in his family and why he changed his name or something like that. Modified: Dr. Lanre Olusola, popularly known as The Catalyst, changed his family surname from Kupoluyi to Olusoola. He took this step as part of his personal transformation journey, choosing a surname that means God makes wealth or God creates honor in Yoruba. Dr. Lanre Olusola shared that his father, Christopher Kupoluyi, died tragically in the very first Nigerian Airways plane crash when Lanre was just two years old. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxUzHMB7Jno Because of this loss, he grew up with a deep-seated fear and a psychological burden tied to the family name and history. When he experienced his personal and spiritual reawakening, he chose to completely detach himself from that past. Changing his surname from Kupoluyi to Olusola was a symbolic act to break what he felt was a cycle of premature death and limitation, allowing him to preserve his life, protect his future legacy, and fulfill his divine calling. For those who don't know Kupoluyi (or Kúpolúyi) is a Yoruba surname from Nigeria that translates to "death has killed the honoured one" or serves as a prayer meaning "may death not kill the person of honour/prosperity". Let's leave this man. What about Fela? The Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti changed his name from Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti to Fela Anikulapo-Kuti in the late 1970s as a radical rejection of colonialism and a reclamation of his African identity. I always thought about the Ransome name, so it made sense to me ![]() His name change was driven by two major motivations: 1. Rejecting a Slave Name The middle name "Ransome" was an English, Christian name adopted generations earlier by his grandfather, an Anglican minister. As Fela's political views radicalized-heavily influenced by the Black Power and Black Panther movements in the United States-he grew to resent the name. He publicly dropped Ransome because he considered it a colonial appendage and a slave name that did not belong to a true African. 2. Claiming Agency Over His Destiny He replaced Ransome with the Yoruba name Anikulapo. This word translates directly to "he who carries death in his pouch" or pouch. Fela chose this name to make a specific, powerful statement: "I will be the master of my own destiny and will decide when it is time for death to take me." It was his declaration that no human being, nor the oppressive Nigerian military regime he constantly fought against, had the power to kill him. He viewed himself as spiritually untouchable. He was the Chief Priest of the African shrine. While his prominent siblings (like former Minister of Health Dr. Olikoye Ransome-Kuti and activist Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti) kept the hyphenated family name until they passed away, Fela completely detached himself from it to fully align his identity with his music and Pan-African activism. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS_Yd_iMYWo Put on the close caption to translate the video for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aKU5rdok8k
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otomatic:Why are you writing this on October 6? The coincidence could just be strange but it should not affect anyone who likes her and wants to marry her though some people believe in family curses and those types of things. I don't ignore those things but her own could just be an unfortunate coincidence.
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anonimi:Where are the cows ![]()
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