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All those praising Trump are fuuls

EmperorCaesar:
Yes, it will definitely help me.

No Country grows with negativist citizens.

Your other point is null. Do you know how costly HIV drugs and medications are? Do you know there are over 2million Nigerians getting aided by this funding?

So, you'd rather they all struggle and perish just because the institution is supposedly corrupt?

See thinking

Na fooools full this country

He has confirmed that nobody hacked his account

During a recent speech at Donald Trump's inauguration, Elon Musk made a gesture that has sparked widespread controversy and debate. The incident occurred at Washington's Capital One Arena, where Musk addressed supporters, expressing gratitude for their role in the election outcome. At the conclusion of his remarks, he placed his right hand on his chest and then extended his arm upward at an angle, a motion that many interpreted as reminiscent of a Nazi salute.

The gesture drew immediate reactions from various quarters. Michel Friedman, a German-French publicist and former deputy chair of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, condemned the action, stating that Musk had unambiguously performed the Nazi "Heil Hitler" salute. He expressed concern over the breaking of taboos, emphasizing the historical atrocities associated with such symbols.

In contrast, the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) offered a different perspective, suggesting that Musk's gesture was an "awkward gesture in a moment of enthusiasm, not a Nazi salute." They urged the public to exercise grace and consider the context of the situation.

Musk himself addressed the controversy on his platform, X, dismissing the allegations. He tweeted, "Frankly, they need better dirty tricks. The 'everyone is Hitler' attack is soo tired."

The incident has intensified discussions about the responsibilities of public figures and the interpretations of their actions, especially in politically charged environments. As debates continue, the event serves as a reminder of the potent symbolism of gestures and the varied perceptions they can evoke.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2bbb-6Clhs?si=riK9rd405DachG9z

Ishilove:
Have you had this kind of dream before?

No

I had a dream where three snakes bit me. Panicked, I hurried to find medical help, but before I could get assistance, I fainted.

Can anyone help interpret the meaning behind this dream?

For one mother, breastfeeding turned into something bigger than just feeding her baby. She pumps about 50 oz of breast milk every day, feeding her son and sharing with six other babies. Na big work she carry for head o.

💪 Milk Plenty, But E No Easy
Her milk supply is more than enough, which is a blessing, but pumping is hard work. It makes her very hungry and thirsty, and if she skips pumping, she risks serious health issues like mastitis. This one no be beans at all o.

📦 From Free Gift to Small Hustle
At first, she gave the milk away for free, but she realized the cost of pumping and storage was getting too much. To balance things, she started charging $25 per “brick,” which is still way cheaper than milk banks. She no wan run loss for this matter.

🧼 Plenty Work After Pumping
After pumping, she spends time washing, sterilizing, and packaging the milk. She even delivers it herself most times. The effort she puts into this shows how committed she is. She dey really try for this work o.

⚖️ Fair Price, Happy Mothers
To manage the high demand, she set a fair price so everyone can benefit. This also helps her connect with other mothers, creating a supportive community. Na better woman she be for her area.

🎉 Breastfeeding Na Full-Time Job
Her story shows that being an over-supplier comes with physical stress, money challenges, and a lot of extra effort. This one na serious wahala, but she dey handle am like champion.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9wGE4Fg7wk?si=CfRbIT4_UdIMQyI5

Emmitext89:
Google ke?
I no get ear?

Leave mumu people wey no know music. Na their type dey stream wizy music. Not because they enjoy it on but because nah Wizkid

Why is Oluomo always fighting for position?

It's pof legal?

TruthU87:
The irony is that Zionists are doing exactly to the Palestinians what Hitler did to them.

The Jews didn't terrorise Hitler

Sighted not cited.

When we were shouting Emefiele, we didn't know.......... Seems he wasn't too bad afterall

Hmmm! Wahala

brain54:
How did you reach the conclusion...


That all of them were hook ups?

They came out from the area for used for short rest.
Na nack them go nak

I’m currently doing an online program that requires a fair bit of research, so after work today, I thought, "Why not hit up my usual spot?" There’s this bar I like on Abiola Way in Abeokuta, where I can just relax with a beer and get some work done. So I packed my laptop and headed over, settled into a quiet corner, and got to it.

After a sip or two of cold beer, I could feel the creative juices kicking in. Call it motivation, creativity, or maybe just a little buzz, but whatever it was, it was working. I was really in the zone. Then, out of nowhere, I noticed a sign on the wall: “Rooms Available for Lodging.” Now that was new! I’ve been coming here forever, and I’d never seen that before. It got me curious.

As I continued working, I caught sight of a guy coming out from a door in the back. Ghen ghen! At first, I assumed it was the VIP section. But then, right after him, a girl slipped out, looking around shiftily. She lingered for a second, as if she was waiting to make sure no one was watching, then headed for the exit.

I decided to keep observing. Sure enough, every few minutes, a similar scene played out: a guy would come through that door, then a girl would follow, always with that same cautious look. One girl, in particular, caught my attention. She came out behind this much older man. He didn’t waste any time—jumped right into his car and drove off. But the girl? She hung back by the entrance, pretending to scroll on her phone, glancing left, right, and back again. Once she thought the coast was clear, she slipped out and practically sprinted to the gate.

Just as I was about to wrap it up and leave, I saw another figure come out from that same door. This time, it was a woman—mid-30s, dressed in a sharp outfit that looked expensive. She had that polished look, like someone’s wife, maybe even a mom. She straightened her blouse, smoothed her hair, and casually walked out, flashing a forced smile at a passing waiter, who nodded as if he understood the whole arrangement.

My mind went blank for a second. If even women like her were involved in this, then society really was losing its grip. Maybe it’s the economy—everything is so tough these days that people are turning to anything to get by. It’s not just young girls anymore; you see all kinds of people doing “hookup” just to stay afloat.

I shook my head. Truly, Nigeria don spoil. No way I was sticking around. I closed my laptop, paid up, and left.

Yeah

We4all:
Since 1900?

I met someone from this thread. But it didn't work out

We4all:
You don see wife marry?

No. Not yet