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linearity:
I guess you meant to say...’in good faith’

czarina:
It's a known FACT

Opinionated:
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Suit is essential in every guy’s wardrobe. Before you start shopping, Jumia, Nigeria’s No. 1 shopping destination, shares some tips for wearing the right and perfect men’s suit.

Double-button for business

Those looking to pull off a more professional look or those who want to show more professionalism at work are advised to opt for a double-button suit, preferably with notched lapels to maximize the formality of the suit.

Vests can add a touch of class

Wearing a vest has the power to transform what is essentially a fairly normal suit into something a bit special. It’s also a great way to stay warm and, works in both formal and casual settings.

Pocket squares should never match the tie

One of the key rules of suit wearing is to avoid choosing the same colour pocket square as your tie. Instead, your tie and pocket square should both be distinctive yet still complimenting each other for the optimum look.

Accessorise with modesty

Suit accessories such as cufflinks, tie bars and even wrist watches undoubtedly add something unique to your look. However, going too overboard can leave you looking like you are trying too hard to impress.

Match your belt with your shoes

Another simple, yet often unheeded rule of suits is that your belt should be the same colour as your shoes. A thin leather belt will always look smart and befitting no matter what kind of suit you have on.

Source: 5 Sure Rules For Wearing Men’s Suit

Kingsmeal:
This is so shocking, mysterious and unblievable. This young boy was beaten for not having a male organ system, instead he has a female organ system.


https://zenithnaija.com/viral-video-of-boy-beaten-for-having-a-vagna-instead-of-a-p3nis-in-benin/

Shelumiel:
This is Yoruba art. It's telling of a person selling his vote in exchange for money . His vote here is understood to be his head ; which is the decision to make choices, but since he has sold his head (the decision to make choices )he cannot make any choice .

Shelumiel:
This is Yoruba art. It's telling of a person selling his vote in exchange for money . His vote here is understood to be his head ; which is the decision to make choices, but since he has sold his head (the decision to make choices )he cannot make any choice .

onward4life:
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