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purples25:
Sometimes it's that, sometimes it's also insecurity or fears that simply won't allow the men to go the loving and fair way. But men should be working on healing themselves, rather than devising harmful means of handling women.

purples25:
Before a man will go ahead to be very bad to women, he will first pump himself very full with bad ideas about them. Very very evil conceptions about the characters and ways of women. It's the drug that will help him to do so much without any conscience.

I actually noticed this in real life.

Agba7617:
That was Joy Soap advert in those days

TruthOff:
Until we get to that point when we realize that African Men are naturally polygamous in nature, then una go understand.. Men wen no send say them knack.. Most chicks dey think say once Man don match e go dey Loyal, Omo once you begin act up towards man... him fit readjust to a million a one chicka wen dey readily available for market.. in the world there are chicks that guys

papyjaypaul:
Oh yeah. It's cultural Read, watch and listen to some history.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UClZ8PnGPD4




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4hZ2DmS0bk


Your comment does not show that you understood the history of our traditions with government arms like judiciary, legislature and executive. You don't even seem to know what women protesting naked meant for a ruler or who was part of his council. You simply assumed they had autocratic powers.

Unfair taxation and levies is what led to the Aba Women Riot and Abeokuta Women Riot.

In 1928–1930, Aba women protested against the oppressive rule of the colonial government. These Igbo women of eastern Nigeria feared that the headcount being carried out by the British would mean they were to be taxed.

omooba969:
You talk too much.

omooba969:
Your comment certainly doesn't align with Mr Malema's doctrine.

Beremx:
Lol Statisense should conduct the happiest people under Tinubu's administration. I want to check something.

Fred55:
Who did the research to make her world oldest person??
That's not real,I repeat it's not real

I've uncle in Benue who is above 150 and still leavin.
My dad is over 120 still going to farm.
They should stop deceiving us.
At least we don get sense small na

1x2x3:
Oldest in the US not the world.

Pepperdemisback:
Which Papa? Another paid script. Why has the so called Papa not claimed her before? Is the Papa from Taraba?

Abeg, drop link.

ChizzyBuna:
idiot, no be white man give Mia Khalifa $5 million dollars to show her pussy for camera. Abi na African man create Onlyfans
Dey there dey defend white people wey no send your poor generations

DamnnNiggarr:
Bruv, you misunderstood my disposition.

She claimed her father is Igbo and Nigerian, yet which top Nigerian has made any effort to verify her claim?

So you mean someone from Ghana would wake up one day, adopt Nigerian names and start claiming Nigerian? And Nigerians like you will give her a soft landing without verification.

UpaIweka:
I don't have to pay attention we all know that is a big fat lie.

Are you just watching Silverbird beauty pageant. Every contestants represent their state from substituting pageants, even if you are not from that state you must have qualified from the pageant held in that state.

Vending the rule in the middle of a match either due from bigotry or tribalism is injustice. It is senseless substituting one illegality corruption or fraud to correct another.

DamnnNiggarr:


I think Nigerians shouldn't be that stupid so as to give this girl a soft landing because of pity or maybe her Nigerian names.

IMO, I think this is a well calculated step for her to achieve her aim. Coining names from two most largest and rivalring Nigerian ethnic groups (Igbo and Yoruba).

What efforts did other top Nigerians make to unravel the mystery surrounding her Igbo and Yoruba names? Because she has Nigerian names, therefore, she should be given an absolute soft landing?

They said her father is Igbo, but she's having a Yoruba surname, why the confusion?
They should look for her Nigerian Igbo father as claimed, conduct a DNA test, find out which part of Igbo land her father hails from, and as well as interview the said father.

How am I so sure that this is not another case of stolen identity?