₦airaland Forum

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As na person wey get money, EFCC no go snap am with mugshot.
Them no go show us photo.

It's all right shaa

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My own experience happened sometime last month...

On my way home, I stopped to but roasted corn in the junction close to my house...
I had N500, wanted to but two (N150 each) and then use the remaining N200 for bike...

Boom, my neighbour appeared and was like 'any corn for neighbour'

After much argument and you know nah...'you pass the N150' statements, I had to buy it for him...

...to cut the story short, I trekked home.

I knew the guy when I was in IMSU
I dey blog

Who dey look first class kwanu

Wow

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lol

In essence, we should all be feminists not only as a commitment to women's liberation but also as a way of encouraging men to hold conversations with women on sexuality, appearance, roles, and success. Being a feminist entails championing for the rights of women and trying to make the world a better place for women.

Feminism does not entirely challenge the biological roles of each gender as it only intends to revolutionize sexism by creating equal chances and opportunities for women and men. Feminism views people as human beings and aims to tackle the social injustices that silence people's will and power to exceed social expectations. Therefore, becoming a feminist normalizes women's success and allows men to strive to achieve even more in life.

Participating in the contemporary feminism paves the way for a prosperous and all-inclusive future society. Empowering women is not equivalent to taking away opportunities from men. Teaching the community to accord equal respect to women creates a conducive environment for success. Therefore, encouraging people to become feminists tunes their minds away from cultural and social constructs that limit their understanding of gender on sexuality and roles and allows men and women to become who they want to be without restrictions.

I like what I'm seeing oinn

I'll write a post on three times Nigerians turned amazing forests into deserts!

In craving attention, Naija women still dey learn work where these oyinbo them dey

Eze Nnunu ndi Naija
Palliative umu nwa
Dr. Agnes Nwamma would always say, 'Abola ya abo, oga eru onye obula aka'


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Once I scroll down and see a link, I close the thread and leave

Once I scroll to the bottom and see a link, I close thread and leave

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calm down in life lol
If you big, person seff big pass you

Me wondering what the topic of discussion with would be

As a mortal, Captain Okunbo was not a perfect person just as none of us can claim to be, but he will be remembered for his undying love for Edo people.

This line

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Nawa o

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This is getting serious