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elasticlala:It's not funny at all. What is the need for all the lies? SixSeven: |
10. Don't violate the privacy of any people e.g. by posting their private pics, info, or chats without permission. |
You cannot be a judge in your own case... Jiti is Gbajabiamila's legal consultant. It makes you know what side he is on. |
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Women have suffered o. They lose husband, yet they are expected to end their sex life for a dead man. Chai |
We need to stop promoting these misfits to society and nuisance to our consciousness. Our minds take the shape of what we frequently look at. Cinstant exposure to vanity, materialism, and internet drama trains young people to value external validation over internal character. This same guy changed to his normal self when his father drew a boundary to what was a acceptable or not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfU_F_Ixo3I If his own father could draw the line in his own home, why would we allow him to pollute our society? For our society to be strong, we must condemn on large numbers these useless things rather than encouraging these negative things that breed confusion and moral decay. It's not cruise, tech is giving them the accelerator.
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prophetwis:Let me be a little more specific Heinemann African Writers Series Book series was not owned totally by an African. It was owned and financed by Heinemann Educational Books (HEB), a prominent British publishing house based in London. Founded by Alan Hill of Heinemann Educational Books with legendary Nigerian novelist Chinua Achebe as its first editorial advisor, the series published 359 books between 1962 and 2003, establishing a global canon for African poetry, drama, and fiction. The ultimate financial and corporate control stayed firmly in the hands of British executives like Alan Hill. To ensure authenticity, Heinemann gave Chinua Achebe and subsequent African editors total power over editorial decisions. They decided which books were accepted, edited, and published, essentially shaping the literary voice of the continent. After Heinemann officially halted the original series in 2003, Penguin looked to revive the project under its Penguin Classics and Modern Classics imprints. To maintain direct continuity and historical legitimacy, Penguin brought back Chinua Achebe to serve as the editorial advisor for this new iteration. Penguin began re-releasing foundational books from the original Heinemann catalog such as the works of Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o and Dambudzo Marechera.
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SonOfDSoil01:You're not worthy of my intellect in a conversation. I just watched the interview and saw the question asked at 9:01 and can fact check myself that it was Charles saying he supported Peter Obi and how to make sure voters go out on election day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivXEJPiie2Q |
Story for the gods. Una never see life yet 👇 The famous Ramsey Nouah blood oath story comes from the classic 1997 Nollywood movie Blind Trust. In this beloved vintage Nigerian drama, Nouah plays the character Santos, and the plot features a prominent and highly memorable scene where the main characters partake in a blood covenant (or blood oath). To solidify their bond and prove their loyalty, Santos (Nouah) and Ekemma (played by actress Rita Nzelu) perform an emergency blood oath to seal their loyalty to one another. The scene is famous because it is later revealed both the characters are actually siblings. The movie centers around the theme of extreme betrayal. Despite the sacred blood oath, Santos faces severe hardships and backstabbing from people he trusts, including his uncle (played by Chiwetalu Agu) and other characters played by Tony One Week and Segun Arinze. |
SonOfDSoil01:If this is your way of thinking and you think it's about Obi, you caught the wrong bus. Sorry |
BarrElChapo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u9USBI1s4A People seem to have quickly forgotten the one that happened last year. Don't mind those online inlaws who don't have anyone's interest. They love hero worship. Every child deserves a father and any father who denies his own needs flogging. |
SonOfDSoil01:I will watch it but if that was the case, then it's terrible reporting not giving us the full story. There's no even source in the story but from my findings, only PM news gave this headline and that's Onanuga's paper. |
Kelvinnchucks:Don't be too sure about that. The biscuit business is a big one because of school, moreover children want anything sweet. If they don't have a market, they won't be wasting their time doing this. |
christejames:I thought I was the only one who read it
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“Just a point of correction: I’ve never, in 2023 or at any point, openly supported any politician or political party,” Falz said during an interview with ARISE News How is this Obi? Or did the interviewer paint a picture of him endorsing Obi in 2023 before he replied that way? I didn't see that in the story otherwise this is just clickbait or misleading reporting. They even went from Obi to "delivers verdict on Tinubu". I don't trust you if you are deceitful like this. |
themosthigh:You are fighting for the Ukrainians Want to share more? |
emmabest2000:
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No go do content for this kain place o |
judewrites:You can never have an open marriage out of sincerity. It will end in premium tears. Just do the polygamy jeje and stop this oyinbo deceit of a woman with multiple men like her husband with multiple women. These oyinbo people comdemn our polygamous practices thinking it's all about sex but no responsibility. It's only a foolish man that will be a willing participant in open marriage nonsense. Yours sincerely https://www.tiktok.com/video/7533481226372418821 |
Mariangeles:At night, you like the bright light? Or you prefer reducing your phone's screen brightness? NL dark mode was initially nonsense but I think it's okay today |
bigdammyj:What I like is that in today's world, I've noticed that content creation likes challenge games. This is the kind of challenge I want to see as content because the outcome is for his own good not just for views. I'm very happy for him and tempted to add my 2cents to his success because this are the people worth celebrating and encouraging. We have over the years celebrated mediocrity and crass, that's why the worst of us are making headlines. If OP has a donation scheme, after verification by the others I will not mind because someone like this is likely to pass the baton to another one. This is the kind of stuff I want to see on social media and Nairaland should feature more of this for our youth who get distracted with short term nonsense |
Mariangeles:Why if I may ask |
I like your thread, especially your educated response to the person who challenged the usefulness of your education. It seems that people have to live up to their 2023 promises. Before moving on to what's next, take some time to celebrate your current accomplishments. You deserve it. If you don't celebrate success, it won't celebrate you Nlfpmod
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Women in the society are guardians of generations
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otipoju:I don't disagree but you see these guys can be mental and emotional too. Many of them in their 20-30s |
otipoju:Ask Zidane One of the reasons he succeeded at Madrid was because he understood players and their ego! Players will also respect those they once looked up to as well. Of course not everyone will suceed but there's a method to it Coaching is man management. I do not believe Messi is a good leader for example. His players fight and he just looks away. There is talent and there is managing talent with ego and distractions. These guys have seen it all so they don't care. Bayern Coach that used to play for Man City comes to mind again |
Choose both of them. Men love the chase but they claim they want peace. Something must kill a man. The first one will give him ambition, the second one will give him peace. |
We are moving into an era where former players will become coaches because of on the field experience and they understand what it is to be a player. You wey say school na scam, what are you doing during your active years? What can you fall back to that your experience will help you with? |
CorperKola:Did you read the first comment I responded to? You’re changing the subject. A person who lacks judgment will easily fall prey to an adulterous or wayward spouse. Nobody is talking about forced equality or being a pastor. I’m talking about basic cause and effect. The guy is complaining about a woman's sexual past while actively participating in casual sex himself. That isn't a gender role issue, it is hypocrisy. You don't need to be morally superior to lead but you can't swim in the mud and then complain that the people next to you are dirty. Such a person cannot talk about the speck in a woman's eyes while failing to see the log in his then he now wants to sermonize us about women as per say who you be? Man wey lack self control? You attract the standard you live by. Similis simili gaudet - like attracts like. Make I no give am Musonius Rufus wiping. I'm out of here. |
geoworldedu:Thanks to social media |
Cainman:If a tool does its work well and people like it, the big guys will buy it. That's what I meant. https://www.tiktok.com/video/7591913813469826326 |
cr7lomo:If the woman do anyhow, she go collect from me If the man do anyhow, he go collect from me |
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you can continue to live in denial…..not like anyone give a hoop who you chose to support…..we don’t bully or gaslight others to vote our candidate onlike some people who thinks they are entitled to get support of everyone to vote their own preferred candidate