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Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by SixSeven: 12:55pm On Jul 28
They overcelebrated


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7667257126720474390


That's one thing I notice about African teams, they celebrate too much while the game is still hot. Celebrate after, finish game first.

Argentina should not have gotten to that final, it would have made it more interesting than the boring movie FIFA played for us.
Sports › Re: WAFCON: Married Couple On South African Team Play Against Tanzania (Photos) by SixSeven: 12:38pm On Jul 28
MrJames007:
So how will this couple make babieshuh
In the lab
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 12:17pm On Jul 28
MissOpe:
My bro, I dont even support religion....
So don't think im in support of this, I said it somewhere in my previous reply...
And I'm also not saying society shouldn't have rules, the only rules that should guide the society is "THE HUMANITY RULES".

Dont do to me what you wouldn't like to be done to you ..

Live your life in a way that respects the dignity, freedom, and well being of others while taking responsibility for the consequences of your own actions...

SHIKENA......
My sister, this is ideal in theory but not the reality unfortunately. I also believe in live and let live and humanity but unfortunately, human beings are selfish and mischievous. We are still animals at the base and everyone is looking at for him or herself. That's why we need order. You are able to come to this conclusion of humanity lives due to your education and exposure but it's not everyone who has the same like you so you can wrongly assume that people will come to a rational conclusion like you. I was just going to ask, a Yoruba culture that says a woman cannot live with a man until he has paid for her rites is protecting who? Men or women? It's humanity that should protect both men and women, that's why those customs are there. Those who have made mistakes before, we have seen them. We only live life forward and have wisdom from those who came before us. SHIKENA
Family › Re: Five Deep Secret Married Women Will Never Tell Their Husbands. by SixSeven: 11:22am On Jul 28
Samantha125:
The whole thing just happened quick, my father received some information that there was a certain Pedi traditional ruler that was calling for all Pedi people from across the Limpopo province to come and make land acquisition before his virgin land gets occupied by foreign nationals... So my sister and I saw it as a great investment and went for it... Some people also went and acquired land for their children and grandchildren.

I was sceptical about telling my husband about it because I was worried that he might get all sentimental about it.
That means you were afraid of how he would receive that news. What about now that he's married to you? Is there any difference? Does he have any rights to your property as a woman in your culture?
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 11:17am On Jul 28
MissOpe:
Of course Peller broke the rules, norms expected of him by the society and that's Why he is Peller today....
There's nothing in life without its own share of merits or demerits or better put consequences (good/bad)..
Even if they try to play it safe by embracing your own idea of how things should be done culturally, consequences go still dey.....
By the way, who your culture don help??

Culture that was made by Patriachal men to subdue women, to ensure the women dont have a voice, women have never been protected by these nonsense culture (in my opinion) you keep screaming, if after a while Jarvis feels she can't continue with Peller,she can by all means part ways with him..

Life is not a do or die affair...
Hahaha. The bolded is what I suspected all along. The same culture that let a woman leave a marriage if she doesn't like it until una religion come talk say divorce is a sin? cheesy Okay, live your life by your own rules. Imagine a society without rules or changing rules all the time... that's chaos but let's blame patriarchy. Good luck to everyone of us
Sports › Re: My Ten Naira To Win 200 Million Naira Attempt With 16 Draws by SixSeven: 11:16am On Jul 28
You're chasing quick riches and losing real wealth.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7476127485520792878

The easiest money often demands the highest price. While the bet ends, its consequences may not.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7579295219636538654

Romance › Re: It Was Just 5 Minutes, I Didn’t Even Enjoy It— Cheating Girlfriend Apologises by SixSeven: 11:05am On Jul 28
Poor content

Elon should demonetize X make we hear word and save us from lamba and rage baits
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 10:54am On Jul 28
MissOpe:
Sincerely, I laughed out loud when I saw this.
Don't worry. Peller's children, grandchildren, and future generations, along with those who believe in Islamic and Christian marriage rites, will watch their elders practise these traditions. By then, they'll likely see them as part of their own culture.
But I have a genuine question for you. Why are you so rigid and fixated on preserving the original culture exactly as it was? It seems you're not open to change or evolution. You appear to believe that our culture should remain exactly as our ancestors practised it.
Our ancestors lived in their own time, under their own realities. We, however, live in a different world with different experiences and challenges. Does honouring our heritage mean we must reject every form of change? What happened to learning, growing, and even unlearning ideas that no longer serve us?
Culture has never been completely static. It has always evolved from one generation to the next.
If Peller and Jarvis freely agreed to do things their own way, how does that negatively affect you or society? Why should their personal choice become a problem for everyone else?
Again you miss the point of my message here. I said I am not interested in them as persons but you take me back to the original post you quoted. It's not about being rigid or static. If it were by that, we will wait for Peller to sleep with his wife to test his virility and her virginity. If you don't know what you are doing, you are lost. You don't have an identity and you pick up on what is not your own. You will make mistakes. I asked you about the girl's protection in this scenario, that's what culture does. Have you heard when they say someone is uncultured? E get why. That's because the person has not lived by rules and customs. In Islam, she does not need to kneel down to anyone, put on white or some unnecessary things but you call it change. What if she is on her period? Do you know what the Islamic culture says for that? If anything happens to her in this new culture, what do you do? You find out on the internet abi? Her guardian is not there, we don't see his family, it looks like children being fed to wolves. You just want to make up rules as you go and you say it is change and culture is rigid etc. Do whatever you want o in the name of change, na you go find out yourself why some things de...


An uncultured person is someone who lacks education, refinement, or good taste, particularly regarding fine arts like literature, music, and painting. They may also display coarse manners or an unfamiliarity with social norms.

Politics › Re: Pack Your Belongings Out Of Govt House Before It’s Too Late – MURIC To Adeleke by SixSeven: 4:36am On Jul 28
I don't like this kind of religious politics. It's not only Muslims that live in Osun and it's not only Christians that enjoy or suffer the Adeleke administration. Most of these religious people only want one thing... POWER!

Governor Adeleke has crossed the Rubicon. He will be roundly defeated in the coming gubernatorial election in Osun on 15th August, 2026. That will be his punishment for playing on the intelligence of Osun Muslims,” the statement said
Family › Re: Couples Reveal When They Resume Sex After Delivering Baby? What About You? by SixSeven: 4:26am On Jul 28
This is when men cheat the most... and it makes post partum worse if she finds out during that period. Her focus will change from him to the new child she has to nurture. It's biology we don't want to accept. Yes a man can control himself but for how long does he deceive his body?


Woman's Biological Reality
A woman's body has just gone through a massive medical event. Hormonally, her estrogen and progesterone crash to near-menopausal levels to allow for healing and lactation. Biologically, her body is wired to protect the infant and heal from trauma, making sex physically painful or biologically unappealing for months.


Man's Biological Reality
A man's physical drive does not automatically shut off just because a baby is born. From an evolutionary perspective, his testosterone levels do drop slightly to encourage nurturing behavior, but his baseline physical need for sexual release and bonding remains active.
Health › Re: Why Are So Many Nigerians Having Strokes In Their 30s And 40s Now? by SixSeven:
Lifestyle changes have made it more common

Christianity Etc › Re: Who Told Nigerians That This Oil Is Meant For Anointing? by SixSeven: 4:10am On Jul 28
PlayerMeji:
Olive oil is generally used for cooking...
It's the extra virgin in it that thrills people
Food › Re: Lady's Giant Self-serve Ice Cream At Lagos Event Gets People Talking by SixSeven: 4:08am On Jul 28
PLEASE ONLY TAKE WHAT YOU CAN EAT

WASTED FOOD WILL BE CHARGED ACCORDINGLY

Sports › Re: WAFCON: Married Couple On South African Team Play Against Tanzania (Photos) by SixSeven: 4:01am On Jul 28
Instead make you show us the game





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNiDt4hXiU?si=EYTf6LGozyUhZyNk

I don't know why the mods are not pushing the WAFCON to front page. And aren't women supposed to be supporting women? Aren't they seeing this silence as patriarchy undecided cheesy
Celebrities › Re: Governor Soludo And Family Unite With Ozonna Soludo In The UK. Photo Footage by SixSeven: 3:59am On Jul 28
"They come through you but not from you, and though they are with you yet they belong not to you."

Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 3:45am On Jul 28
MissOpe:
Culture is the way of life of people....
The culture they used here is islamic marriage which is now a part of the way of life of most Muslims regardless of its origin/source.....
Thank you.
And I say to you that based on this information here, it's not the culture of Islamic marriage. Just google Islamic marriage ceremony and my first comment you quoted will circle back that we are confused. You can't just copy something you barely understand and say it is culture, that's why we are confused. When you don't understand something and take it without knowing the rites and why it is done, that's confusion, not culture. For a practice to become an undisputed way of life, consecutive generations must witness their elders practicing it. Over time, the rituals of the mosque naturally weave into the fabric of town and family life until they are no longer seen as separate entities. Peller won't be the first Muslim to marry a revert. Anyway, the news is fake news but I am writing here on the issue not the persons.


Africans frequently perform three types of marriage namely, Customary, Religious, and Civil-to fulfill different cultural, spiritual, and legal requirements. Because no single ceremony satisfies all three domains of African life, couples choose to complete all of them to ensure their union is fully respected by their ancestors, their faith, and the government.
Family › Re: Five Deep Secret Married Women Will Never Tell Their Husbands. by SixSeven: 1:07am On Jul 28
Samantha125:
I once framed two people and got them suspended, till this day, they don't know that I was the mastermind behind everything.

But the biggest secret that I once kept from my husband must be my 2021 land acquisition, I bought myself a piece of land back in my province and kept it from him, we were still dating then... But I eventually did told him about it.
Was there something that made you hold it back? Saying? Not sure?
Family › Re: Five Deep Secret Married Women Will Never Tell Their Husbands. by SixSeven: 1:05am On Jul 28
We no go watch your video.
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 12:20am On Jul 28
stuffs2002:
You have no idea what you are talking about.

Being a Muslim have absolutely nothing to do with being African, American European etc. Anybody can be a Muslim

Do you know that the country with the largest Muslim population is not even in the middle east
I have no idea what I am taking about? All you wrote has no corelation to the topic at hand. I would prefer a more detailed conversation than giving me the population of Muslims and demography which is not what any of my comments touch on.
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 10:58pm On Jul 27
DLSReigns:
One salient aspect of the traditional marriage is when members of the groom family investigate the brides family background before proceeding or backtracking! I love that but unfortunately it exist no more. Now, before the groom's family even know the lady, Belle don show! Kai.
Even when a child is born out of wedlock, there is still something to be done. The man cannot just leave that child alone for the woman. That's why some who think say dem wise are cursed and have to come beg for the woman they abandoned and this is no Nollywood movie.
Politics › Re: Rufai Oseni Pissed Off Over Peter Obi's Interview by SixSeven: 10:07pm On Jul 27
tragergeorge:
no 18yrs understand any of this chiii up there
grin
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 9:31pm On Jul 27
Neoteny:
The best thing to do about a post I've no interest in is to ridicule it, just as the etiquette of a "public forum" demands, good sir/madam.
Okay is that's what works for you, enjoy. We are all here for different reasons.
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 9:07pm On Jul 27
Joaks:
Guy, you're taking this personal.
The Op never said anything like the Imam joined them together. He said, Peller took Javis to mosque to be converted to Islam and the Imam prayed for their marriage.
Stop quoting out of context.
They have conducted their traditional marriage rites in Edo last June but there's no use in engaging further. What they are doing has no basis in their religion. What about that? By the way, the information is fake but I was commenting on the process of marriage, you are more interested in the persons. I appreciate your opinion. We can make of what we read and interpret whatever we want to make of it.

Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 9:04pm On Jul 27
Neoteny:
You seriously wrote a 285 word essay on how someone you don't know should conduct their marital affairs?
It's a public forum. If not interested in a post, you know what's best to do. Interesting to know that the answer to your question was in the essay but reading skills and habits are currently experiencing a severe, decades-long decline that education researchers are calling a reading recession. Ironically I have read some of your essays and knew the best thing to do with them.

Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 8:31pm On Jul 27
MissOpe:
You didn't understand my perspective and rebuttal against the previous points you raised...seems like youre trying to digress here...you were talking about Peller neglecting his culture and I made you understand that you must first understand what Culture is ..........Asides Traditional marriage , Islamic and Christian marriage whether its borrowed from the whites or not is now a part of our culture (our way of life), just the same as our forefathers who using the internet, social media and advanced technology wasnt a part of their culture, but that seems to be a part our culture now...

Life's changing, we can't be stucked with old ways of life on certain things while neglecting other aspects...

If you want to stick to culture as you claim then we stick to it 100% without leaving anything out of it
I don't want to digress because I have some misconceptions to correct in what you wrote here but let's do this.

Define culture and tell me which culture they used here.
Celebrities › Re: Peller Took Jarvis To Lagos Central Mosque To Convert Her To Muslim by SixSeven: 8:03pm On Jul 27
MissOpe:
Before you shout culture, you must first understand what culture is, the way of life of people.....even though i don't support this ,,, traditional marriage,is not only the way of life of people now, islamic and Christian marriage is now a part of our culture, even olodo uprising and social media foolishness is now a part of our culture....

Culture is made for the people, not people for the culture....Culture must bow to the people and not the other way round..... abeg
Okay, so in this culture, does he need the blessing of his Alfa or Pastor to marry Jarvis? What they are doing is not even Islamic based on my knowledge of marriage in that religion. Where are her parents? Where are her people? What is with the white? She is left there like a naked sheep in the midst of wolves. She is the most vulnerable in that scenario. And the boy too seems to lack home training and culture. Because if he knew the culture of how to get married, he would not make the love of his life vulnerable to people who have no business with his family.
Politics › Re: I Feel Irritated By Peter Obi's Interview With Seun- Aisha Yesufu by SixSeven: 8:02pm On Jul 27
louken:
Watch the video very well before rushing to comment
It's 2 hours long. Most people won't watch it unless they have data and even if they have data, are patient enough to watch a 2 hour interview.
Politics › Re: I Feel Irritated By Peter Obi's Interview With Seun- Aisha Yesufu by SixSeven: 8:01pm On Jul 27
givedemwotowoto:
We all are. Seun is using the cover of journalism to try to push an agenda from his paymasters.

I know Peter Obi wants to be heard by the people, but he has already said everything he needs to say. At this point, filter and focus on TV stations who have something new to talk about, like policies everyday Nigerians can relate with. The viewers will find you there.

Not every TV station qualifies to interview PO. ChannelsTV no longer qualifies.

Update:

Are there no more important things to talk about, like how to lift millions of people that Tinubu impoverished, out of poverty?

That shows you that Nigerian journalism is dead with stations like ChannelsTV

Have you seen any opinion polls recently? It's because they have nothing to do but talk about Peter Obi
Which Seun? The TV presenter or the owner of Nairaland?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tinubu Agrees To Meet South African Envoy by SixSeven:
fasho01:
What's with all the funny comments abovehuh

Are you expecting him to declare war with South Africa or what? I am not a huge fan of those xenophobic lots and woukd rather we have nothing to do with them but that doesn't stop our president from holding diplomatic talks with them. Even US and Iran at war still hold talks

Na wa for these emergency lovers of Nigeria oo
You don't know what sending an envoy means in international diplomacy. Everything to you is politics and crass ignorance thereby displaying your tunnel vision in 4K.

Rather than immediately accepting a meeting with a foreign minister, the President directed the envoy to meet with Nigeria's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye.

Meeting the envoy directly would imply everything was fine. By refusing the meeting, Tinubu demonstrated that South Africa had not done enough to protect Nigerian citizens. It will force them to be more accountable before they can get a Presidential invite. Read more on what envoys are and how they are used. E say US and Iran de hold talks 🤡
Foreign Affairs › Re: Tinubu Agrees To Meet South African Envoy by SixSeven: 7:13pm On Jul 27
Goo0dHardDick:
Dey play. Tinubu that is already hosting the minister and agreed to meet him. Which company will go?
Heads of state are peers, ministers and envoys are subordinates. Just the same way it wasn't right to have the meeting he had in France.

Edit: I had to check the latest on what you quoted. Thank God Tinubu refused to meet with them.

What were they thinkinghuh

A whole GCFR of Nigeria. This is not about Tinubu, it is about the President of Nigeria.


President Bola Tinubu on Monday declined to receive a special delegation from South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, over the ongoing xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, directing the visiting team to instead meet with the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye.

Multiple credible Presidency sources with knowledge of the development confirmed to PUNCH Online that the delegation, led by South Africa's Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Ronald Lamola, had sought an audience with the President after arriving in Abuja on Friday.

Instead, Tinubu instructed them to engage with Enikanolaiye, who was appointed Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in June 2026 after Ambassador Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu was elevated to the substantive ministerial position following the exit of Yusuf Tuggar.

The development comes amid a diplomatic row between both countries over renewed xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa, which forced the evacuation of nearly 600 Nigerians back home.

One Presidency source said, "They actually came here on Friday wanting to see the President. But there was no prior notice
Good call 👍

Foreign Affairs › Re: Tinubu Agrees To Meet South African Envoy by SixSeven: 7:09pm On Jul 27
I don't think I feel good about this news. This news is big enough for Ramaphosa to come to Abuja and meet with Tinubu not an envoy. Small cry for Southy and Ramaphosa rushed to meet Trump. Come on! What's going on? Tinubu should send Oshiomole to represent him when they come angry

Make una press their neck, they should stop bringing down Nigeria's image. This is about Nigeria, not APC, not Tinubu...everything should not be about politics.
Culture › Re: Top 10 Most Spoken Languages In Nigeria (2026) by SixSeven:
Noneroone:
Most spoken languages in Nigeria or most spoken Nigerian languages? Which ever one, lack breakdown and secondary research source makes it false.
Hausa is the most spoken language in Africa followed by Swahili my friend. It used to be the second most spoken language but not anymore. It's not just spoken in Nigeria but across the continent, mainly in Western Africa.


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7345205493448625439

Hausa is a rich language with a long history and most international TV and radio stations that have a Bureau in Africa often than not open a Hausa Service.

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

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