Nigeria’s problems started from that 1960. After independence, we didn’t even start with good leaders. Corrupted leaders from one ethnic group were in power>another set of people from one ethnic group staged a coup>tribal tension>civil war.. country was built on shaky foundation
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If you remove rape, misogyny and fraud, there’s nothing male artistes bring to the table.
There’s stupid and there’s this nigga. Evolution took a walk in the backwards direction with him. Lock him up.
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lol, as a man, your desire for a certain aesthetic in a woman isn’t any better than her desire for a certain net worth in a man. That’s literally an effect of the patriarchy you’ve enjoyed all your life.
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Imagine being a gay Muslim and Mohammed threatens you with 77 virgin women when you go to paradise, meanwhile all you wanted with Abdul's circumcised cut dick😭😭
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rented a generator today for 7k, cos it was not very sunny and my inverter didn't charge enough. the heat is crazy and i have more than 300k worth of food in my freezer, cannot risk it. as for the person that stole our generators, you will come down with leprosy
His entire family should just dedicate a month to dealing with this bling and it’s unfortunate proponents. You bastards will learn to leave people alone. Find something else to drive traffic. And we need to start getting real about these blogs. Idk why they make ANY money
We will eat our own, then go to Zanzibar to feed their own 🤣
Foreign Man Pays Men Attempting to Sell Sea Turtle Along Road Near Eko Hotel, Lagos, and Returns It to the Sea
"Today, I witnessed something that genuinely broke my heart but also restored a little of my faith in humanity.
While leaving Eko Hotel, Lagos State, I saw some men trying to sell a sea turtle in the middle of the road as though it were an ordinary item of trade.
A foreign man stopped and tried everything possible to stop them. He shouted, pleaded and appealed to the people around him, including the uniformed police officers present, to understand that what they were doing was wrong.
Sadly, it seemed his voice was the only one speaking up for a creature that couldn't speak for itself.
However, he refused to give up. He eventually paid the men for the turtle, not to own it but to give it another chance at life.
With the assistance of a police van, the turtle was taken back to the sea and released into its natural habitat."
— A lady shares what she witnessed near Eko Hotel in Lagos State.
































