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neoclassical:
For those who are accusing the person that recorded the video why he did not rescue the deceased, are you guys blind to see that the guy was sitting in a dangerous position. Any attempt to hold him at that moment would have resulted in both the guy and the rescuer falling inside the lagoon. So unfortunate he died that way.
At the same time, I condemn early marriage in its entirety. Imagine blaming the parents for not taking care of a married man, when he is supposed to be taking care of his parents. If you have a means of livelihood, you can marry anything you want, otherwise, why rushing into marriage at such early stage. Such depression would have been avoided if he did not have a family to cater for at the age of 25 years without tangible means of sustenance, considering the perilous times we find ourselves orchestrated by evil old men who call themselves leaders.
May his soul rest in peace.

Ogbeni shut up make we hear word jare

No be juju be dat

Na there you suppose dey all this while na
Wetin come shift come presidency post Mr President Buhari
Modified: who changed the President Buhari I put there to buhari

No wonder he didn't accept her proposal
Nonsense!

Someone (spirit) is trying to pass a message to you in the spirit world.
It is possible you are not an ordinary being but you are here on earth to fulfill an unknown mission but if you get to fulfill this mission,then your spirit will return to where it belongs.
Those spirit you are seeing are probably a colleague of your spirit world and they are trying to tell you there is a job yet to be done by you
So you need to visit a very spiritual home to know what your real purpose in life is.
Don't let anybody scam you oo.Watch well

obembet:
This is not how Gini Wijnaldum pictured it in his head.

Five months into his Paris Saint-Germain career, the Netherlands international finds himself with a fight on his hands.

For his place, for acceptance and recognition and, perhaps, for his future too.

If recent reports are to be believed, then PSG may already be willing to let the 31-year-old leave.

Wijnaldum, apparently, has not settled in the French capital, has not been particularly welcomed by his team-mates and would be open to a move, in particular a return to the Premier League.

What a strange state of affairs. This had looked like the ideal move for all parties when it was confirmed back in June, but now Wijnaldum finds himself being linked with a loan switch to Arsenal or West Ham or Newcastle.

How quickly the world turns, eh? The perils of leaving Liverpool, you might say.

Like Philippe Coutinho before him, Wijnaldum has discovered that the grass isn’t always greener. Life after Anfield, it seems, can be tough, even for the best and the most dedicated.

Wijnaldum left the Reds a hero, a Champions League winner and a Premier League champion. He was the ultimate team player, versatile and durable, prepared to play in attack and defence as well as midfield.

He scored big goals and played in big games. In five years on Merseyside, in fact, he played in more games than anybody else. There were 237 of them in total, a staggering figure for a modern-day midfielder.

Life has been different in Paris, where Wijnaldum has so far started only 11 times and made 10 substitute appearances.

“Very difficult,” he admitted back in October, revealing that “the situation is not what I wanted.”

PSG may be romping away with Ligue 1, and have a Champions League last-16 tie against Real Madrid to look forward to in the New Year, but life is far from perfect at Parc des Princes.

Mauricio Pochettino is under pressure – himself linked strongly with a return to England – and his team, for all its dazzling individual quality, looks imbalanced and lacks cohesion.

They win games because of their talent, but the feeling is that they will come unstuck against better opponents, particularly in the knockout stages of the Champions League. That’s the true cost of having a forward line of Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi, you might say.

Wijnaldum, you would have thought, would have helped in that regard, given his ability to sacrifice himself for the good of the team.

But while there have been flashes of late – two goals against RB Leipzig, for example, and a last-minute equaliser at Lens – the general consensus is that his performances have been below the standard expected.

He has been criticised, in particular, for playing too safe with his passing, and for not taking enough responsibility in building the game up.

Observers also say he has looked sluggish, both on and off the ball, and there have been moments where his team-mates – Messi and Mbappe, in particular – have openly expressed frustration.

Rather unfairly, it has been suggested that the dressing room, generally, is yet to accept him.

Wijnaldum was a big character at Liverpool, one of the club’s four captains under Klopp before his departure, but he has found PSG a little more cliquey and a little less welcoming. And certainly, he is yet to feel the love from the supporters.

Maybe there is a lesson there, given the interview Wijnaldum gave following his Anfield exit.

In it, he complained that he didn’t always feel “loved and appreciated” by Liverpool fans, particularly those venting their spleen on social media.

“If we lost, I was the one who got the blame,” he claimed, though the reception he got from 10,000 Reds fans after his final game for the club, against Crystal Palace in May, suggests his critics were in the minority. Certainly, Klopp and his team-mates knew his value. There were plenty of tears on his last day.

He wanted to stay at Liverpool, but felt the club didn’t value him as much as they ought to have.

Negotiations over a new deal broke down and were not resumed, and he saw out his contract in difficult circumstances, captaining an injury-hit side in behind-closed-doors games as the 2019-20 champions struggled to sneak a top-four finish in the following campaign.

PSG looked, on paper at least, an ideal move. Certainly better than Barcelona, where he was originally expected to end up.

Wijnaldum, selfless and consistent, looked the ideal player to help balance Pochettino’s side, providing nous and reliability, as well as top-level experience.

He still can, of course. PSG will win Ligue 1 and are capable of winning the Champions League too, for sure. Wijnaldum may still have a role to play, even if it won’t be as integral as the one he had on Merseyside.

His experience, and that of Coutinho, should serve as a warning, however, to those considering a future beyond Liverpool.

Do so at your own risk. After Anfield, these days the only way is down.

Source: https://www.goal.com/en-ae/amp/news/coutinho-wijnaldum-leaving-liverpool-a-dangerous-move/bltccbf2253c698aa7a

Obembet keep quiet!
Suarez left Liverpool and shined in Barcelona
Even Sterling did the same at Manchester city.So what are you saying?
And the Coutinho you are talking about as been playing for Liverpool even before klopps dreamed of coaching Liverpool.He was the best player at Liverpool before klopps came in
So what rubbish are you saying

Depression is real
Am talking from experience

Lionnation:
Nawa for Yoruba people seff, they just stand there they look the boy dey video am until em jump, just dey there dey ask killonshe

You can imagine
Humans are wicked

If you accept you are at fault then I will calm down
But if you don't,then I don't think anything can calm me down

BKayy:
The power of TikTok.
Never underestimate the power of Social Media.

You are somehow right

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Imagine...
Lagos very anyhow overrated dumb fuckkk state

Was there as a real niggar in 2018 to run some dope shit and what I saw

Damnnn....slum

Really Overrated

StJohnofChrist:
You are what you are in your beliefs because of what you digested too.
This is how man was designed to function. You can't obtain enlightenment outside an influence.

You are wrong!
Don't bother quoting me again because I won't reply you

Tetehjewels:
Well he has experienced me and my love. He already knows he will grow into a man one day and will also have his own kids.

He wonders if the world had aliens or other life forms if they would love like us or be totally different.

Yes he has had those conversations with me. To him life is reduced to just 4 things

1) Love and Hate
2) Truth and lies

It's that simple

You are spoiling that boy's psychological well being. You might not know now but the future of that boy will tell.
To be honest, you both are ignorant about God existence and you are polluting that boy's knowledge because this is not the time for him to focus on this type of things.
You People think you know God but you don't know even what God truely means and you can never know because you humans we are of the flesh.So you think the little you know is the ultimate Knowledge about God which is wrong.

chatinent:
You talk about beating her like you are talking about breathing!

About your mom, your mum should know her place and stop picking on minor things and controlling your family! Everybody knows that the wife’s mother will most likely want to come for the omugo unless it is mutually agreed on both mothers-in-law who should come first or last!

Mummy’s boy my arse!

You are also not doing your wife a favour marrying her! I will never mince words for rubbish!


Egbon, inasmuch as I don't support her not wanting you close to your mom, if na my sis you beat like this, I for don nack good grammar enter your body. That's not the main problem...the problem is you'll call the police for me and you will be asked to write statement, you go go copy another man murder case statement!

Nonsense and ingredients. Anyways, I am still available for Turnitin-friendly research writing services.

You made no sense with this shit you typed

Tetehjewels:
My Son is super smart and at 8 has already been given double promotion twice in school. The 1st one he got was in the 2nd term of that year and he was only able to join the new class in their 3rd term yet he still came first and the school thought it necessary to move him again. So he is now in a class with kids 3yrs older than he is and already besting them too.

We are a very God loving family and even though I have never sat my son down to talk to him about God, I do ensure he goes to Church with me and joins me in my daily morning devotions. I do notice that he has an extremely inquisitive mind and would rather watch educational channels on DStv than cartoons especially since they stopped showing his best cartoon "Goku"

So we have this neighbour who is from Greece. His 7 yr old son and my son can be considered best of friends and they visit each other at will. So on this day he came to visit and while they were hanging out I suddenly heard them arguing from his room. Normally their arguments would be over a video game or something else but this one was interesting. They were arguing about God!

I stood by the door and listened. Apparently that day revealed to me that my neighbour is an atheist but I never knew and he has been indoctrinating his 7yr old son along those lines because I clearly heard the boy say to my Son, "God does not exist, he is just a story"

So here is the convo

Him: God is not real, He does not exist, He is just a story

My Son: Ethan what did you say?

Him: God is not real, He is just like Santa who also isn't real

My Son: How do you know he isn't real?

Him: Well my dad said he isn't real because he just isn't. Have you seen him?

My Son: So your dad says God isn't real because he hasn't seen him? So something isn't real because you can't see it? But what about feeling Him?

Him: Feelings are not something we can um um fully determine because they can be misleading

My Son: How can you say Feelings are misleading, you are my friend right? (He goes yeah?) So how are you sure you are my friend if your feelings can be misleading. Can you say your feelings misled you into being my friend?

Him: No that's not what I was trying to say

My Son cuts him off with a sharp tone: So if your feelings did not mislead you into being my friend how then do feelings mislead you?

Him: Have you felt God before?

My Son: No but I do know that I think about him a lot

Him: umm umm but How would you possibly be thinking about something that does not exist

My Son: Exactly Ethan!

At this point I step into the room and cheerfully say Okay guys playtime is over (because I needed to stop the argument and get my Son to study by asking his friend to go home)

However his final comment "Exactly Ethan" resonated with me and made me think that comment was actually directed at Ethan's dad and not Ethan because apparently he had been talking about the non existence of God to his Son A LOT!

So how do you constantly talk or think about Something or Someone that doesn't exist?

My brother you are deceiving yourself
Let's even assume it was your son that made the argument.Who the hell is he if I may ask?
Are you so foolish to know that what you feed your son with is what he will digest?
So does that makes him right in any way?

You are bragging about a boy that hasn't even experienced about life yet talkless of knowing if God exists or not

CheedyJ:
Congratz for chatting with her regularly

Which one be congrats again

She is a generous lady

She is one of those celebrities I chat with steadily on Instagram

prophetfire:
. Still Davido dump am. The boobs and ass no good. If dem good baba for no throway dem.

Lol
But e no mean say make I know chop my own if she do mistake reach my side

Treasure17:
Oh Sorry. Thought you had sense. It's obvious you are birds of a feather.

Your father has no sense idiot

Treasure17:
Guess you are not privy to her tweets lately. Only an evil soul will vomit such vile statements in the name of opinion.

Shut up! I hate hypocrites!
You are not better either

Leave this woman alone and let her be
Everyone are entitled to their own opinion

Those boobs though

Netanya:
only if you know how depression feels..

A lot of people don't know what it feels like to be depressed.I have been there before so am talking from experience.
But then again,I decided to start taking risks, infact I lost my job then because I started giving the "I don't give a f**k" attitude to people because they take advantage of me and am tired and depressed about it.People think I am possessed but I still don't care
Today, my confidence is raised to power 100 because I don't give a shit about what people think about me anymore and am not scared of death.
So you really need a fighting spirit and motivation to get over depression.
Trust me,it won't be easy but you have to.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Hell no

Don't take it son ....why is it that all my niggarrs are scared to always reject this poverty job
Don't let any body tell you to accept it and manage it first
...they mange am ...they manage am na so bros ororo take turn 55 years inside 25 thousand naira job.....don't be scared because people are saying there is no Job outside if you don'taccept it....that particular mantra has rendered people useless in life.....immediately they hear that rubbish...they no longer have the balls to reject poverty job

I agree with you on this.I mean why should someone of 30 years of age accept a job of 20k.
20k wey guy man dey use buy drinks for club.
I would rather remain jobless than to work as a slave for 20k

Lavisha:
Take it and teach with all your strength.

Not forgetting Crying to the Owners of the universe and Divinity above to come to your aid.

Your time will come.

You are joking right

No I haven't done that
Even though I still like her dearly,I can't do that.I see it as a disrespect to myself
Then she called me two months later and saying she wants to check on me.I told her to come over
She later came,then I bleeped are brains out and told her never to come again.I blocked her on my phone, she called with an unknown number and I blocked it as well.
Till today,Chidinma keep calling with different numbers and I keep blocking them

Who again has noticed that when a player or coach wins best player or in a month, they tend to flop the following month.

I just hope Trent don't perform that way

Clout Chaser

wirinet:
You are one of those that always find a way to blame the victim.
How do you deem it reasonable that an 11 year old boy that entered secondary school less than 4 months ago agreed to join cult? Does an 11 year old even understand what cultism is? (Even if we assume that aunty kemi is telling the truty).
A boy that has been proven to be serially bullied, a boy that was moved to a different Hall just after one term because of bullying, is the one you are accusing of not being a saint. OK, he is a devil. Are you happy now?

You talk like you are living in the past.Its like you don't know what this kids are capable of doing nowadays.
Come to my area and you will see little kids doing Yahoo.You need to see children of 9 years and above joining cult in public and government schools
It's well

dollynnn:
Are you done?
Now,don't quote me again!

Stop conclude on what you know nothing about.

Nigerians are always quick to criticize people even when they know nothing about the incident.
A lot of people bashing this woman here knows nothing about this incident but someone giving info about the incident is Being bashed.
The fact that the boy was bullied and killed doesn't make him a saint either.Who knows if he might have done worst