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Mefi talking as if he still have a job after May 29

All i see is a failure full of regrets, he has 8yrs and did NOTHING!

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bestman09:
The world don leave them go.

You should also ask about what happened to IBM and Olimpia, the biggest manufacturers of manual and electric typewriters. They were sleeping when technology left them.

How about Nokia phones?

You're even looking far, how about blackberry

last minute cleaning


i can only imagine where and how bulaba will recoup his over $1billion rigging spending

or will he just print trillions of naira and cash out once?

Nigerians Will soon understand why Femi Adesina said Nigerias will miss Buhari after May 29.

They know the disaster they packaged for Nigerians

The world don't give q fvck about yol and his family drama.

He's not the only man in Nigeria, he's not even a real man

Omihanifa:
Omo it's like angel of death really mean nollywood people this 2023 o

People die everyday from any sector.

Nothing special about nollywood

After my side chick exhibited a similar behaviour earlier this month I can believe anything right now.

Although I cut her lose immediately, but I still can't understand where the morale came from. Maybe she trusted so much in her babalawo, but unfortunately for her, juju have zero to no effect whatsoever on me.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
Tecnno is a pussy ass phone..


Not for real niggars who wanna install nord vpn, grindr, pof....
If you are niggar and you know all those apps then you must be a real niggar

I'm glad you're still walking free

Good move. Never trust a man that don’t smoke, drink, like pussy or drill male assholes

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Wagwanbrethren:
In my opinion, there are many reasons why Karma doesn't exist. The first reason is that Karma is based on the idea that people are rewarded or punished for their good or bad actions in this life or in a previous life. But people are not only good or bad, they are also complex. They can do good things for bad reasons and bad things for good reasons. It's not fair to judge someone's whole life based on one action.

Another reason Karma doesn't exist is that it's based on the idea of a soul. But there is no evidence for souls and there is no proof that they are punished or rewarded after death. Even if there were souls, it's not clear how they could be affected by the actions of people in this life.

Also, Karma is often used as an excuse for bad things that happen. People say "it's Karma" when they don't have a good explanation for why something went wrong. But saying "it's Karma" doesn't solve anything. It doesn't help us understand why bad things happen or how we can make things better.

In conclusion, there are many reasons why Karma doesn't exist. It's based on flawed ideas about people and the world. It's used as an excuse for bad things, and it doesn't solve anything.
Someone should raise an argument against this!

Karma is a concept that has become increasingly popular in recent times. The idea of karma has its roots in Hinduism and Buddhism, where it is believed that one's actions in this life will determine the quality of their next life. The concept of karma has gained popularity among people who are looking for an explanation for why good things happen to good people and bad things happen to bad people. However, despite its popularity, karma is not real. Here are several reasons why this is the case.

First of all, the concept of karma is not scientific. There is no empirical evidence that supports the idea that our actions in this life will have an impact on our next life. While some people may argue that they have experienced the effects of karma in their own lives, there is no way to prove that these experiences are the result of karma rather than luck or coincidence.

Secondly, the idea of karma ignores the role of external factors in shaping people's lives. In reality, people's lives are shaped by a wide range of factors that are beyond their control, including their genetics, their socio-economic status, and the circumstances they were born into. While our actions can certainly play a role in our lives, they are not the only determining factor in our success or failure.

Thirdly, the concept of karma can be harmful. It can lead people to believe that those who are suffering deserve their suffering because they must have done something to deserve it. This can lead to victim-blaming and a lack of compassion for those who are struggling. It can also lead to a lack of action to address social injustices, as people may believe that individuals who are suffering are simply experiencing the effects of their own karma.

In conclusion, while the concept of karma may be appealing to some, it is not a real phenomenon. Our lives are shaped by a wide range of factors, and our actions are only one part of the equation. Believing in karma can be harmful and can lead to a lack of empathy and action to address social injustices. As such, it is important to approach the concept of karma with a healthy dose of skepticism and to focus on doing good in the here and now rather than worrying about the effects on some hypothetical future life.

Can we just transfer the tribunal case to UK?

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ValeeLove:
do you believe Jesus Christ existed?

yes, Jesus is a historical figure that lived in Palestine in the first century. This is a confirmed historical fact.

so this format still dey pay