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Chiraq77:same bullshit, different air freshener. you're so used to the madness, it's become "normal". this state is sick. but I'll admit, dem white boys be crazy. |
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Chiraq77: have you been to Lagos? |
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BigDawsNet: GDP isn't necessarily the wealth of a country. asides from that, the question was "better than" and not "richer than" do you really believe Nigeria is better than Finland? c'mon, let's be rational. 146 Likes 3 Shares |
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it's 2022. homo sapiens have developed such mind boggling technology that we can literally choose and create any reality we could possibly dream of as a specie. we could have been literally anything... we chose this. 1 Like |
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Golan007: nope, just cannabis. most dealers don't bother adulterating marijuana in Nigeria. the only class of marijuana worth being pursued by the NDLEA is "Colorado". It's a completely synthetic form of marijuana. Its usually this strain that causes psychotic episodes in users. everything else is just harmless grass. (p.s idk why Nigerians decided to name weed strains after US states) 1 Like 1 Share |
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Golan007: it's a Nigerian term which refers to a relatively more "potent" strain of cannabis sativa. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Wow. All Praise is indeed due to Pasta. As we Pastafarians embark on the month long Ramendan tomorrow, may the Flying Spaghetti Monster grant us entrance into paradise where the strippers are hot and the beers are cold. R'Amen. 5 Likes
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this is serious btw I can design any type document and certificate needed for verification at an affordable rate. contact me via my signature. 1 Like |
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scary times tbh btw I can design any type document and certificate needed for verification at an affordable rate. contact me via my signature. 1 Like 1 Share |
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get yours today |
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azadus18: you're on a path that'll either send you into an abyss of existential dread or will set you free. may your road to self actualization be rough. |
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Get yours today!!! |
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Ghost11: specify what you mean by forbidden? but generally you should be able to find whatever "forbidden" content you seek by using dark web search engines such as NotEvil and Torch. 3 Likes |
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simple. go to any newspaper stand (idk if they still exist). listen to those old men that are always arguing about politics. filter out the clutter and retain the compelling arguments. go home. open a blog or a Medium account. type out every logical (or if you want to get famous faster, controversial) argument you heard at the newspaper stand. make the necessary edits and meticulously research the article. publish online and grow your audience. also, at the end of each article; don't forget to put your name and the title: Political Analyst 53 Likes 5 Shares |
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Ms World UN?? ![]() this mf Alex is running out of names for these sham pageants ![]() may God bless your hustle bro. you've found a way to sell validation. massive respect! |
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the prevalence of drug use in society can be seen as a reflection of the socio-economic climate of Nigeria. you can look at it from two perspectives; marijuana has done more for the mental health of Nigerians than the government ever has. or the Nigerian government has done more mental harm to Nigerians than marijuana ever has. (p.s crack users, you're not cool! get help!!) |
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andyblinks05: you use "am" instead of "I'm" wayyy too often for someone that claimed to be a graduate of English. I think that's why most people have issues with your level of English. also, don't use that "this is a forum; i abbreviate to minimise time" excuse, it doesn't hold water. anybody that could have helped you based off your English degree would definitely be having second thoughts IMO. best of luck to you moving forward. may the odds forever be in your favour. 1 Like |
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AquaBekee: do these people think we're that stupid?? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Economic_and_Social_Council ![]() also, they really need to sack that graphic designer that designed such a travesty ![]() ![]() if you're gonna form a fake UN agency to scam rich, narcissistic, validation needing Nigerians, you might as well put in a little effort. 14 Likes 1 Share |
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no wonder pamilerin just buy Benz ![]()
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rossipki: you [b]MIGHT be on to something... but then again, it's most likely a pure coincidence. firstly, although the words are similar, do they have similar meanings? secondly, your time frame is slightly out of wack... the "Out of Africa Theory" is speculated to have possibly started as early as 270,000 years ago and as late as 80,000 years ago. (Wikipedia); whilst the major language family of West Africa (Niger-Congo language family) really took off during the Bantu Expansion which is believed to have taken place in at least two waves, between about 3,000 and 2,000 years ago. so in essence, it's hard to rationalise that a language that wasn't really developed could be carried to the farthest frontier of the Asian continent and still have such similarities to the contemporary form of its parent language(s)... ![]() thirdly, the fact that the Japanese language was developed in "relative" isolation has been widely debated. in conclusion, you might be on to something... but the criticism against your hypothesis is massively overwhelming. 1 Like |
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2cribz:it's actually English 17 Likes 1 Share |
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richeeyo: most nuclear reactors generate energy by nuclear fission. this is a nuclear fusion reactor. it actually a really big deal. 6 Likes |
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R2bees: illicit: smoke from joints are generally bad for you. (btw white is actually the more unhealthy option because chlorine is used to bleach the paper into that white colour) same thing applies to bongs. the cleanest way to smoke marijuana is by using a vaporizer or by just converting it to edibles. p.s: i am a white rizla user also. 1 Like 1 Share |
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Zimri: Greed on one hand. On the other hand I feel it's trying to highlight the massive adoption of consumerism in modern day society which is further fuelled by gigantic corporations (KFC, McDonald's, Big Pharma, etc) and how it's essentially turning the average individual into a "couch potato" 5 Likes |
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Zimri: the phones are acting as blinkers. in real life, blinkers are used to prevent horses and donkeys from seeing what's behind them as well as what's beside them. in the photo, the phones are used as blinkers while the donkey refers to human beings. it's metaphorically referring to the fact that social media leaves people with an overly narrow focus or inability to see the larger picture. 18 Likes |
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Komu1048: concerning the emboldened part of your comment; this whole "the Africans of old were conservative with their dressing, blah blah" narrative is incredibly misleading. Africans before the coming of the white man always held the female body in high regard and it was a thing of pride for a woman to be proud of her body. Pre-colonial Subsaharan Africans was littered with different cultures of females who were comfortable with their own skin and their society saw nothing wrong with their "nudity". Then came the white man with his blue-eyed Jesus and the Moors with their Mohammed and changed our outlook to what we now classify as indecent dressing. The culture they imbibed in us has been misinterpreted as our original culture; hence the reason for your valid (albeit uninformed) opinion. wake up Negro man. know who you are. 1 Like
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read about this forest some years back. there was even an article about it on Listverse some days back. if you look at the pictures, you'll notice that strings are tied to the trees. the strings are usually tied by potential suicide victims at the entrance to the forest so that they can find their way back incase they change their mind. chances are if you follow a fresh looking string, you'll probably find a dead body at the end. 82 Likes 5 Shares |
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Etinosa1234: true. but disjointed pieces still remained after the invasion. more could have been done to preserve the remaining sections; but this is Nigeria I guess... same applies to the moat. 1 Like |
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Etinosa1234: I specifically referenced the moats because the walls are almost non existent. Most of the walls have been used as a source of building materials. the blame isn't entirely on the government. the people of Benin know the importance of the walls and moat, but they refuse to do their own part to preserve them. 2 Likes |
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