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Wack video... The thing froze throughout. I only saw someone running and people later jubilating 10 Likes |
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It is not about saying what people would like to hear. Be practical. Write out what love can do that hate cannot do in opposite? Is it the ultimate sacrifice which is human lives? Isn't it as people can sacrifice their lives for love that others can take it out of hate? What exactly are you saying? Or you just want likes by rehashing overused clichés? sammirano3: |
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Love and Hate are two equal forces, just opposites. Their powers are exactly the same. The way love will make a person do the unthinkable is exactly the same way hate will make the person do the same. The way love will make a person do something that defies logic is exactly same way hate will. Politics is supposed to be a process whereby people ensure they get the best of their welfare out of people called politicians. But read the top comments on this thread for example, they are all about vile hate for an ethnic group. The commenters don't care whether they face economic hardship, insecurity, bleak futures for their generations unborn... All they are motivated by is the hatred for an ethnic group. They really don't need the politicians to do anything for them, all they need is anything that remotely points to triumph against that hated ethnic group. None of them knows what the position the man was appointed to translates to in tangible terms for their own lives, they don't care, that is not what matters... It is the hate for an ethnic group... Same way a parent can die for their kids out of love is same way they can die for this hate... So many sub-humans occupying a geographical space.. 14 Likes 2 Shares |
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Even if he steals all the money, Nigerians don't care. They only care about their tribes and religions. 4 Likes |
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Everyone rushing to mock the post and post taunting comments, hail their ancestors and blame the white man, ignore the message altogether without even the littlest of attempts to investigate further ...at the end of the day, stew in collective ignorance. |
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Making sure to copiously include islamic buzzwords like "ummah", "mu'min", etc to fervently demonstrate obeisance to the northerner. While rehashing stereotype catchphrases to disparage the easterners perceived as the "common enemy". All these by someone residing in a clime where democracy is practiced without recourse to these banal sentiments.... Its just a shame 4 Likes |
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The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, has said the sit-at-home order enforced by the Indigenous People of Biafra across the South-East states has ended. IPOB in August 2021 commenced the sit-at-home order to demand the release of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, from prison. The order impacted the economy in the region and resulted in the loss of lives and properties of residents in the South-East. Speaking at the COAS combined second and third quarters conference in Abuja on Tuesday, Lagbaja said the menace ended as a result of the heightened efforts of his men and collaboration with relevant stakeholders. He said, “We have equally heightened our efforts in containing criminalities perpetrated in the South East Region by the Indigenous People of Biafra and Eastern Security Network. Through Operation Udo Ka, our troops have, in collaboration with other relevant stakeholders, put an end to the infamous sit-at-home order that has almost crippled socio-economic activities in the Region. “Law-abiding citizens of the Region now go about their businesses and everyday life. Similarly, our joint efforts with various government agencies have quelled attempts by criminals to disrupt economic activities in the South West Region.” https://punchng.com/sit-at-home-has-ended-in-south-east-says-coas/ |
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The everyone attesting to it are simply reinforcing the fictitious sensationalism someone put out there. That fight ended without anyone sustaining any serious injury. That is an eye witness account edogu: 1 Like |
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The end part of the narrative is fictitious, nobody died. It wasn't even close to that. My coursemate stays on that street, they were the ones that eventually went to separate the fight. No serious injuries, the blood you see were just from surface bruises. edogu: 1 Like |
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You can't understand kid. Just like most Nigerians, you were fed with religious divisions from birth. Light and darkness, believers and unbelievers, them vs us, Christians vs Muslims. That's all you know religion to be. You don't know Allah. Reminderz: 21 Likes |
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Fanatic, go and sit down. If Almighty Allah desires everyone to be of one religion, He would have made it so. If He also desires that people of different religions should not mix, He would also have made it so. You fanatics are so passionate about your religion and not about your creator. You serve your religion and not your creator. If you were not born in the part of the country you were born in, you won't be in the religion you profess currently, and like others, you are only passionately reinforcing what you came to meet. You didn't think for yourself. Do you think a muslim and a christian can get to meet and want to get married if Allah did not allow it to happen? Do you think anything hapens coincidentally in this world? Anything that happens is Allah's will, it may not make sense to you as a mere human, and it doesn't have to. You just say "Allahu Allam" and move on. Reminderz: 41 Likes 1 Share |
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"Nigger Area" that is the meaning of Nigeria 1 Like |
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Same thing I noticed when I was driving uber. On a number of occasions, I had gay people as passengers. One was on the phone talking with the man he was going to see at the hotel. Even though, the phone wasn't on speaker, I could hear the man impatiently asking how close he was. I was shocked ruggedtimi: 2 Likes |
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Make una shut up with this "she will never date down", "hypergamy" dumb talk. What is at stake here is whether the lady haf sex or not. Stop trying to make it look like the sex doesn't matter, that what matters is if she will leave the man officially to start dating the other so-called "lower" man. All these Nigerian pseudo woke airheads. That was how you all shouted during Will Smith and Jada affair, till she admitted having entanglement aka sex with the small boy Alsina. Rokiat: 2 Likes |
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Hahahahahahahaaa 🤣🤣🤣 Kobojunkie: |
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Yes ecolime: |
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Hahahahahahaaa BoldBrainz: |
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@kobojunkie any update on this since then? |
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Nigerians love their tribes and religions. There is no way you can prevent them from using those parameters when it comes to an election. You think the people didn't weigh the consequences before voting? They did. And would gladly do it again and again. A Nigerian would rather die, if that is what it would take for him to uphold his tribe and religion. 2 Likes |
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Soth east and South south wanted Obi not the entire Nigeria. Up north religion is more valuable to them than any other consideration. While in the Southwest, majority lean towards tribe. And just like Buhari, a combo of the core north and md a larger chunk of the southwes guarantees you victory. Lets be analytical, everything is not emotion. No way Obi could have won. Most Abokis don't know you, many Yorubas hate you, how will you win? LagosFirstSon: |
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Truth is nobody really cares. 2 Likes |
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There is nothing fantastic about your story. Just like most Africans, you were simply born into a setting where you were entrenched in religious activity from childhood. All you simply did, like most others was to merely continue to reinforce that position ever since. Even when you got of age and could think for yourself, you didn't interrogate the ideologies for their own merit. You simply carried on in the maze like most others. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
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What is the meaning of "dowry" and "bride price"? Whenever, I ask this question, The average Nigerian jumps with emotion and start blabbing about culture and tradition. If you ask what culture and tradition actually mean: you start hearing all sorts of incoherent babbles. Culture and tradition is simply the repeated practice of doing something. The people who started doing that thing in that particular way, thought it best at that time. Man is programmed to improve (not the black man). The rest of the world moves far ahead of us because they constantly test everything and modify or discard. But here, we hold blindly. How can there be a price on a human? A primitive subhuman practice of medieval times of slavery is what vacuous people are fiercely upholding as their heritage. A heritage of slavery. 1 Like |
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Simp pro max valentineuwakwe: |
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Quickly treat yourself, go elsewhere and do a confirmatory test, then go back to the company and tell them you have a clean bill of health |
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I'm being sarcastic. The cleric is clearly a Yoruba man. I'm just making fun of the agbado miscreants who thought they were doing the ibos by voting a clearly unfit man to office Web2020: 1 Like |
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Of course it has to be... Mbee247: |
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This is an Ipob cleric masquerading as a Yoruba. Anyone knows those guys from the ipob side can easily learn yoruba language. The guy also took time to learn the holy Quran just to make it believeable. 1 Like 1 Share |
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