25 women and girls. That’s how many were killed 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙙𝙖𝙮 in conflict zones in 2025. #Peace must mean safety for women and girls. 🔗 More on the @UN Secretary-General's report on #WomenPeaceSecurity: unwomen.org/en/news-stories/… #ForAllWomenAndGirls

the intelligence gap between us was too much 💔

Can someone explain to me why a small country like Isreal has this much influence in the world

How did you ask for the condoms the first time you bought one?

HE ESCAPED HIS PAST—BUT THEY FOUND HIM AT UNIBEN It was supposed to be a fresh start. A clean slate. A chance for Desmond to leave his troubled past behind and finally build the future he wanted. When he arrived at the University of Benin, he was a final-year Public Administration student who appeared calm, reserved, and focused on one thing—finishing his degree. To those around him, Desmond seemed completely disconnected from the violent world he had once known. But there was something about his past that very few people knew. Years earlier, between 2011 and 2012, Desmond had lived a very different life at Delta State University, Abraka. He was allegedly a high-ranking member of the Mafite confraternity, reportedly serving as its second-in-command. And that position placed him directly in the middle of a violent conflict with a rival group known as the Aye Fraternity. As the confrontation intensified, Desmond allegedly became a major target. Realizing that his life could be in danger, he made a drastic decision. He left Abraka. He relocated to Benin City. And, according to the account, he decided to completely abandon that old life. He kept a low profile, distanced himself from his former associates, and tried to build a new identity far away from the violence of his past. For years, it appeared to work. Until one decision brought him back into the spotlight. As graduation drew closer, Desmond assumed a leadership position within Kegite’s Club, popularly known as the Palm Wine Drinkers Club. It was a social organization, but the position made him more visible around campus. And somehow, people from his past allegedly recognized him. The man they believed had disappeared from their world was still alive—and now he was in Benin. Then came April 3, 2023. That afternoon, according to reports, armed men allegedly arrived at the University of Benin campus from the direction of Abraka. They reportedly made their way to Hall 3, found Desmond inside his room, and opened fire. He was killed instantly. The student who had tried to escape his former life had been found again. His death sent shockwaves across the university and left behind a disturbing question: Can someone truly escape a dangerous past—or can the past follow them wherever they go? Desmond had changed his environment. He had changed his identity. He had tried to change his life. But on that tragic afternoon, the past he had spent years running from allegedly caught up with him. Disclaimer: This story is presented strictly for documentary, historical, and educational purposes. The information is based on reported accounts and publicly available sources and should not be interpreted as an accusation or a definitive statement of guilt against any individual or group. We do not promote cultism, violence, or criminal activity. Our message is simple: say no to violence and criminal activity, and choose peace. This content condemns cultism and violence.

It doesn’t always work like that oh☹️☹️ When I was working in the bank, one of my colleagues was dating a big man who happened to be one of our major customers. At the time, she still had her boyfriend so we all advised her to just chop the man’s money while maintaining her relationship. 😭 Six months into the relationship, she came to work one day and told us the man wanted to leave his wife and marry her we screamed.. We told her not to make that mistake because we were convinced that if he could leave his wife for her, he could also leave her for someone else. She married him exactly one year into their relationship. Fast-forward to when she had her first pregnancy, the man sponsored her to USA to have their first baby. she sent us chocolate and whenever I’m eating that chocolate, I feel like ntor 🥵😜was attached to it because imagined she listened to our advice? She for still dey do “next customer please with that red bank” She has had her second child with the same man, got a brand-new car as a push present and her mum has travelled to the USA about five times now. Omo, life don pass rich prince falling in love with village girl feem abeg.. Anytime I view her status, I’m always grateful that she followed her mind oh and never listen to us.

This unironically proves that the United States is the greatest country in the world. The U.S guarantees the life of everyone to exist and prosper. This is what happens when a nation is built on Judeo-Christian values.

This makes me so sad In the video a girl is discussing how her mom tells her she regrets having her… and the comments are all full of similar stories