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Lately, everyone has been caught up in the FIFA World Cup and seems to have forgotten that the principal and students who were kidnapped in Oyo State are still being held captive by bandits. ππ
Please, let's keep reposting and reminding the government to do the right thing. They must not be forgotten.
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Gradually, people have stopped keeping count of the number of days. We will soon start to count in months. π
What manner of wickedness is this?π€¦πΌββοΈ
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Until the authorities do something, we will not stop askingβ¦
This will not be swept under the carpet as usual!
Do something @officialABAT @seyimakinde
50 days of sexual and physical violence. In the middle of rainy season. With our govt likely betting that we will all forget.
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Hello @LCFC
Iβm Olaogun, a winger also played as a striker from Nigeria. Iβve spent the last 3 years training daily to get one shot at professional football.
Iβm not asking for a contract. Iβm asking for 7 days on trial to show you what I can do. If Iβm not good enough, Iβll walk away with no hard feelings.
Iβm fast, direct, and I work harder than anyone on the pitch.
My highlights are here: youtube.com/@Olaogun9
Thanks,
Olaogun
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Iβm not sure Iβve ever felt quite this disconnected from a Liverpool squad than this current one.
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We women live a terrifying double life. A mother will look at her teenage son with absolute, boundless empathy. She will hold him when he cries, tell him his feelings matter, and pray to God that he finds a woman who loves him for his pure heart, not his wallet.
But that exact same woman will turn around and look at her husband, who is literally someone elseβs grown son and treat him like a malfunctioning piece of farm equipment if he loses his job or shows a moment of emotional fragility. We completely compartmentalize the fact that the men we drain, stress out, and demand traditional protection from were once little boys who were promised that their hearts mattered.
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Look at the advice mothers pass down. It is pure, unfiltered hypocrisy.
We sit our daughters down and say: "Never settle. Make sure he is a provider. If he is struggling financially, do not build him up, leave him. You deserve a King." But if a mother catches wind that her son's girlfriend is treating him that way? If her son loses his job and his girlfriend packs her bags? That mother will lose her mind. She will call the girlfriend a gold-digger. She will call her toxic.
We are actively raising our daughters to become the exact type of women we pray our sons never meet.
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