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Ronky001:
https://gisthubnaija.com/
Temmie Ovwasa, popularly known as YBNL Princess, has revealed why she cannot stop engaging in homosexuality.

The singer explained that she cannot go from being homosexual to being in a heterosexual relationship because of all the benefits that comes from dating a woman.

Listing the benefits, she said she can’t go from “multiple orgasms, genuine concern and full autonomy” from a female partner because the woman knows she doesn’t own her, to sex with an “immature man child” who “can’t wash his ass or keep a straight woman interested.”

She added that after years of being with women, being with a straight man is a “downgrade”.

https://gisthubnaija.com/why-i-cant-stop-engaging-in-homosexuality-singer-temmie-ovwasa-reveals/

She's cute sha.

I knew she was Igbo since she began singing. The looks can't be denied oooo

supportnija:
Op, I think your opinion is not arguable, me personally I like igbo people, almost every race, tribute like Igbo, the only problem Igbo have is themselves, Igbo hate other tribes that is not theirs, Generally, I can confirm to you that people like them and they must try to work on themselves..

I believe this is a misunderstanding....but why do you think they hate other tribes in Nigeria?

Olakunleyakub:
Am not sure you know what you are typing.

You're not sure, except you don't know how to read.

Moferere:
You have said nothing sensible

Zero sense

To you, but I've made sense to people reading. Keep on gambling with your life. You don't know the presidency you keep them would affect your life.

Gamble with your life "Yoruba or Hausa president..." Siurrre

Igbo Presidency?

First of all, I'm a Ghanaian lady, but I have more affiliations to the Igbo, that I would support them because I feel they are worth the answer to all of Nigerians problem.

I've stayed in Nigeria for years, and I can greatly say I appreciate the Igbos way more than any tribe for who they are in person and the development they bring to your country Nigeria.

What would Nigeria be without the Igbos? Nothing, I speak from truth.

In Kumasi and Accra, they are know to do exploits and have done pretty much for our nation. There was a time that our president had given them accolades for their presence in our country.

And as as an add my mom is Igbo, and i'm happy to have a blood link, that links me to them . The Adanna of the Igbo soil, as my mum would smile and tell me.

First of all, Igbos don't need presidency. I've made my research and observed this.
If you give them, they'll collect but that addds nothing to them.

What they really need is the equal opportunity of all, all men having the choice to excel in a geopolitical environment.

I observed that other tribes like the Yoruba's and Hausa's or other tribes in general want it to satisfy their ego.
The thought of "Yoruba man is president and Igbo or Hausa isn't, so we are known, much and accepted..."

Although it's a good way to think, its somewhat sickening to me. What is the purpose of feeding an ego that you end up suffering at the end. I don't get it? So if you have an answer drop in the comment.

Secondly, when your Yoruba or Hausa president is in office, having the opportunity you travel abroad and live where there's much comfort, while your brothers (who you claim to love) suffer based on the person you chose as president to feed your ego does nothing.

How would you (Yoruba's and Hausa's) claim to be united when you go to elections as if you're gambling. You stake your president's based on ego and greed and you claim to be united (funny)

Igbos on the other hand as I've seen hardly want a presidency, and I believe if they fought for it as Yoruba's do, they'll get it. But that isn't what they want.

They want an equal opportunity for all. They want each geopolitical zones that they do go to, to have opportunities. A man in the west is supposed to be satisfied for working, and having the credentials as a man in the east. That's all the seek.

So when they say, "Igbo wants presidency or are looking for more supporters to support them." They get it all wrong, and even some Igbo mocks them based on their tribal sentiment.

The youths in Nigeria have been so brainwashed that they play with their lives in general like they are playing Card games, or put simply gambling-- totally outrageous and silly I must say.

Instead of asking for presidency, why not ask the Hausa president or the president there for equality for all?
Isn't it why your ancestors made the land, or decided to join the contract called Nigeria?

But most youths have failed themselves and blame Buhari. Buhari hasn't nothing to do with it, as they said initially, I mean APC "Change starts with you."

Is the truth, but the question which lies here is what use have you made with that change?

And I'll repeat Igbo don't want presidency and Nigeria is not a game, Nigeria is part of you. I'm Ghanaian and Nigerian, so if one doesn't work, I can land somewhere. I even have a Green card, like this .

But what I'm saying is have pity on yourself. What use are you making for yourself that playing the tribal card, and playing with your life and your generation to come in general.

What would your descendants say about you when they arrive. Would they appreciate you for the good work you did for them? Or would they curse you for ever being born in your lineage, just the same way we do for our parents because most of them failed the nation they called their own.

Igbos don't want presidency they want restructing-- an equal opportunity for all. Thank you.

from, Nana

Moferere:
Ogunlewe has said it all.
In the East, everybody is equal, nobody is ready to listen to the other.
Most unfortunate are their youths who dwell much on hearsay, campaign of calumny and hatred, thinking that is how to achieve their goals in a big country like Nigeria.

Without sounding immodest, I don't think someone from the East will rule Nigeria in the next 50 years. Neither will they have their Biafra.

Presidency is not the problem. For other tribes is to suit their ego, but for the Igbo people it isn't necessary.

What's more necessary is the equality of all, restructuring and all, so we all have the opportunity to be one in all fields
But other tribes is to gain presidency. Presidency for what, to stay on office and be happy that "A Yoruba man is president?" Then you smile.

Who that EPP? If he's there, does it change the state of everyone's wellbeing so that people would be proud that he was there? Does he make an imprint in the minds of the people so that people would even idolize him.

Other tribes think Igbo are competing with them, but that's far from the truth. Fight for your presidency and suit your ego, while Igbo make a way of cutting out and creating the real pride of Africa.
Blacks hasn't contributed to anything in the world and I believe that's what the Igbo are fighting to achieve, so that the we aren't looked down upon and can be called the real Wakanda nation. thank you.

Iliveforever:
Is it how naked you’re in ur profile that we will take you serious??

Mtcheww... I'm giving my comment, do I need your attention. Abeg shift.

It's a lie, I'm at the east and no Neco

LifestyleTonite:
IPOB Invade Shops Of Those Who Disobey Sit-At-Home Order, Scatter Goods


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_0ryvmU0-A&feature=youtu.be

Fake news dear. It has been confirmed. We ain't buying it.

OPPPS:
The sincere question, you should ask yourself. How many Fulani herdsmen have the ESN arrested since it's creation?

And you think people would sell them out. Even if they are the one. You're joking, dear.

Beautiful girls.

Educationalserv:
they can start by migrating in mass out of the contraption to their untraption. If 10m igbo star mass migration to the new enclave is make it easier for dissolution. (You know need to federal govt to achieve that)Abi ? If 3m igbo move out of Lagos to Aba then Nigeria govt will understand the Language. That how it was done in 1966.

And who told you they haven't migrated, it's only a small portion or percentage of Igbos that are in other states. If the Nigerian government has concluded on its decision, the remaining packs their belongings.
Then we would make the entertainment industry more refined, and all other industries In the digital age.

We won't be collecting or depending on grants here and there, we would surely make a place for the black race and contribute wholly in the world.

I don't know what you people feel like, like the Igbos depend on you for everything... mtcheww

AprokoGirl:
Man laments the cost of food items in the market as he shows off what he bought with N78k [color=#000000].[/color]

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CSJHqSNMWKD/

Everything here is barely 10,000

vybzkartel:
I recall proposing love to one girl

And she replied:

'so u haven't stopped this your stupidity?'

I was speechless

Was really pained and heartbroken

Share yours

I traveled out babe, I'm now in Canada.

zexy2030:
Well, just build with it first like roof, foundation and bricklaying.

I'm trying to get your message but it isn't working.

GeneralKoko:
Dear Nairalanders I come I peace .

I have been a victim of betrayal so many times and my upbringing is faulty hence I have a very lowwww esteem.
Talking to people is very difficult now and I really need confidence to achieve my goals for life.

Please how do I boost my confidence and overcome low self esteem

Care less about people's judgement about you, and lean on no one, but yourself. Your I Am.

The more you lean on anyone or even family, the more you get heartbroken because no one in this world can be trusted when it comes to your emotion. So trust yourself and leave the world alone.

TBABA5:
I love me bcus I believe in what the world has to give me, coming or gone, good or bad and that is why i believe that live is what you make it

Hi

LyfeJennings:
Drop your WhatsApp number
I'd call U on video

How many inches are you?

zanshi:
One thing they never told us back in Uni was how to maximise networking well enough in our social circle for career advancement, Ahmadu Bello University amongst a few, seems to be only higher level institution in my opinion that has utilized career networking to the fullest , ensuring every ex student of theirs is pushed to the top of their careers. You see them everywhere from ex ministers to governors to directors in federal government parastalls. That is to say, there must be something aside academia that is being instilled in Ahmadu Bello University students that makes them strive for excellence outside the four walls of the university.

I would like to trim my focus of Gen-Z and Millennials as to how we can do better in this regard. I went to a good private school both for High school and University, and i can tell you for a fact that i only maintain decent relationship with a few of my ex classmates and this is partly because some silly reasons some still hold dear to their hearts, ego, malice to name a few. Even when i was in high school i never got along with all of my classmate even though i feel some of them behave obnoxious, silly and arrogant. University wasn't any different a lot of boys in my class never really mingled with any of our classmates even when i reach out to some of my friends and ask if they heard from any of our ex classmates, they say aside from me, they haven't heard from anyone else. I have also tried reaching to classmates i haven't heard from and the experience left a sour taste in my mouth because some of them feel you are practically doing too much. While this are situations that i have experienced, this is not far fetched from what a lot of my friends in my circle have experienced too.

One important lesson i learnt from networking with people is that it can plug you into a plethora of opportunities you may never have taught of. I made my first million supplying Agro allied by reaching out to someone who kept telling me "NO" more than 3 times and when i wen to him the fourth, he taught to the A to Z of the trade. A friend of my dad who worked in cooperate finance as a mid level staff got to work with people installing mast in eastern Nigeria by just reaching out to a friend back in high school, today as i speak, he got built his mansion under 3 months which was worth about N70m. I

Opportunities abound around us dear young people, but if we can put ego aside and be willing to work as part of something that brings value, regardless of whether we get credit for it or not. One other lesson young should also try and imbibe is that we may at certain point in our lives drop the "Solo" mentality of me doing it by myself and no help needed and be willing to join forces to bring a business or idea to life. Financing a business these days is tough work, and we should be willing to join our resources with others to bring a business into life. A lot of young people also need to create the "atmosphere to be accessible", the wrong attitude can fend people off of your because they may find your attitude too toxic for them.

Sweetheart, you are right, but some people function more when alone, and some function with network. What you feel works for you apply it. That's life.

You can't force an introvert to be who he or she is not, it's uncomfortable. And you can't force an extrovert to be who he or she is not.
And when you talk of people being arrogant or stubborn, well if you really want to network why would you perceive such people in such light in the first place.

Networking isn't only in getting old contacts, but understanding the inner plight, of what the person is going through. The person you're networking needs to trust you and you to trust him with no prejudice. But if you're using phrases like, stubborn and arrogant, etc. How in the world would you successfully network which such people that have a lot to give when you win their trust.

LyfeJennings:
Thicksharon123's
So I fit into that description on the thread of thcik girls
How thick are U?
Drop ur number
I'd call U

I don't think so. Do you do video call and would you show me right there?

Is his money, he can do anything with it. How are you people sure it isn't his salary?

Feminine power

HolinessForever:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HA1ESidQ59E

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15713749/man-crushed-death-elephant-crowd-taunts-herd-jumbos/amp/

Why are they harrasisng them, are there no animal rights there

Igbo
United States

Cuba

Trinidad and Tobago

Dominican Republic

Jamaica

Belize

Barbados

Bahamas

Equatorial

Guinea

In Nigeria, it has been reported that this language is spoken by over 40 million people.

It spread overseas years ago as enslaved Igbo people were traded throughout various slave colonies. These colonies were in the United States, Cuba, The Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Belize, Barbados, and the Bahamas.

the Igbo People of Jamaica
Apart from these countries, Igbo is also spoken in Equatorial Guinea where it is regarded as a minority language. Overall, people who speak this language reportedly make up 1.5% of the world population.

bigFrancis21
Odumchi

Akaayyy cantinu

macof:
I just checked your main page and I can see I can't even waste my time with you. No wonder you aren't making any sense. Go back to dating and hook up section

Because you know reach. No girl can date a man that talks like a angry woman ...who knows you might be ten years old.

freshkpomo:
You get into too many arguments that's why you forget your previous write-ups.. have a blissful day.

Go and read the comments again and get your fact straight. I never said anything about Edo being a swamp