Oracleee: Food, video games, books, fast cars, food again.
I've finished every GTA game ever invented and most Rockstar games and many more others.
I've travelled to many places of interest this year alone.
I've tried different delicacies and invented mine.
I've read all Dan Brown's book and I'm presently on the Alex rider series. I can't even count the number of books I've read between the age of 10 and now.
I've modified my car that Birnin gwari and airport road now knows the sound of it. Also used different cars back to back this year.
Presently Surfing YouTube for new food to try out in preparation for weekend.
Goo0dHardDick: This is exactly why if you haven't slept with a woman, it's clearly obvious you have never started anything serious with her and of course she won't take you serious either.
Women hold sex in extremely high regard and because of this, they carefully choose the guys they give their bodies to.
However, revised is the case for men. After sex, a man decides whether to date you or not, whether to take you serious or not! This simply means, a man Will never take you serious as a woman if he hasn't slept with you.
Don't generalize. I am a woman and I totally disagree with you cos for me sex doesn't define a relationship.
"I'm so tired. We will not dif young," Nigerian businesswoman Bebe Jewelry says in last video posted before she slumped and died in China market pic.twitter.com/BBKcigQ7lh
Lovelink1991: A widow has cried out over the situation surrounding herself and her children after her husband of 11 years died.
According to her she was expecting her husband's family to come and console her and her children but reverse was the case when the family came to claimed properties 2 days after the husband's death.
Why are some family mostly concerned about their brother's wealth after death
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=140312272]"intimacy gadget is not a sin, it's an equipment" - Apostle Aghasedo sparks debate with controversial view on intimacy
Nigerian cleric, Apostle Joshua Aghasedo has sparked debate after sharing his perspective on the use of intimacy gadgets within marriage, describing them as equipment that can assist couples with intimacy.History
Speaking during a sermon, the pastor was asked whether using a intimacy gadget is a sin. In response, he compared intimacy gadgets to everyday equipment such as cars and phones, questioning whether using such devices within marriage should automatically be considered sinful.
“Is driving a car, is it a sin? A car to drive you from here to Dallas, is it a sin? Using the phone, is it a sin?” he said.
Aghasedo stressed that he had never used a intimacy gadget but noted that modern technology could assist married couples in their intimate lives. He also disclosed that he had previously suggested one to a married couple after considering their circumstances.
He explained that his recommendation was intended to help the couple deal with certain challenges and discourage either partner from seeking intimacy outside the marriage.
“I have never used a intimacy gadget. But in this modern day of technology, it’s an equipment. It can help you do the job to 90%, and you finish the remaining 10%.
[b]I have suggested intimacy gadget to a couple before, when I look at all the surrounding circumstances, so that somebody is not going out and do those things. It’s an equipment to help the process. We are talking within the framework of marriage, not outside,” [/b]he added.
His comments have generated discussions online, with some agreeing that married couples can explore different ways to improve intimacy, while others questioned his interpretation of the subject.
Aghasedo’s remarks have continued to fuel conversations about marriage, intimacy and the place of modern technology in relationships.
Interesting15: My faith-based organisation, Light Everywhere Global, has an expression called the Professionals And Missions Hub. It mobilises Christian professionals to engage in kingdom mission work every weekend.
We have established mission outlets at several orphanages in different locations, pouring into the children’s lives holistically, spirit, soul, and body. Their bodies are being strengthened with essential provisions, their spirits are lifted as we share God’s Word, and their minds are being awakened and empowered through practical sessions on Artificial Intelligence.
When we started, I discovered something concerning: while their spiritual and physical needs were usually being met, one critical area was missing: THEY WERE NOT BEING SYSTEMATICALLY EQUIPPED WITH FUTURE-READY SKILLS, ESPECIALLY AROUND AI.
I was saddened to find that even many teenagers in orphanages were hearing about popular AI tools like ChatGPT for the very first time during our sessions. It became obvious that many children in orphanages risk being left out of a technological shift that will shape education, employment, entrepreneurship, and everyday life.
Rather than just complain, I rose to the task and birthed an initiative called AI For Orphans.
Children in orphanages across Africa often already face disadvantages in access to technology, mentorship, and professional networks. AI For Orphans is not just about making them familiar with AI. It is a continental empowerment movement that is mobilising AI to equip and uplift African orphans.
Jesus called us to be the light and salt of the earth. In a self-centered world, I’m also encouraging you to sacrificially yield yourself as a tool in God’s hands to be a blessing to your generation, especially by solving problems for a subset of society that aligns with your passion and gifting.
Jamine01: The statement "men are polygamous by nature" is often used in discussions about relationships. While there are biological and evolutionary arguments about human mating behavior, some men misuse this belief as an excuse for cheating.
Infidelity is ultimately a choice, not an unavoidable instinct. Many faithful men experience attraction to other people but still choose to honor their commitments. Being attracted to someone outside a relationship is natural; acting on that attraction without a partner's consent is a decision.
Some men use the "polygamous by nature" argument to avoid accountability. When caught cheating, they may claim that their behavior is simply part of being male rather than acknowledging the hurt caused by breaking trust. This shifts responsibility away from their actions and onto biology.
In the end, "men are polygamous by nature" may explain certain desires, but it does not excuse dishonesty. Character is measured not by what we desire, but by how we choose to act on those desires.
It's not only an excuse for infidelity, but a lie from the pit of hell.
naptu2: Alhaji Atiku Abubakar recently returned to Nigeria and had a meeting with his running mate Mr Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi. He also appointed Mr Kenneth Okonkwo as his spokesman.
This comes after the ADC uploaded the names of Atiku and Amaechi to the INEC portal as their presidential and vice presidential candidates.
Rapmoney: Nollywood actor, Ifeanyi Ezeokeke who has been sick with a strange illness is slowly dying. His case is getting worse, He was recently visited by Okwuolara and his long time friend, Ikenta.
Ifeanyi Ezeokeke, who is also known as 'Ugo Shave Me, has been battling a strange illness that has ended his acting career and took him off the screens permanently.
Mattswaggz: The only good terrorists is a dead one but if the government thinks otherwise then they should deploy them to guard aso rock, the ministers, senators,house of rep members etc and stop endangering the lives of average Nigerians with their cruel political games......i am not sure there is anywhere in this world where such madness is done.
slickbak: The Boko haram will get pardon and rehabilitation while he gets 20 years.
As in eh 🙆 This country... They will be reintegrated and pardoned, while the person that only did their transactions receives 20 years imprisonment, does it even make sense?
Super Eagles legend “Jay-Jay” Okocha has been presented with a special retroactive “Superior Player of the Match” award for his display in Nigeria’s 3–2… pic.twitter.com/AmHhAK0TII