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You’re encouraging and supporting violence now because you think it’ll only be one way. Will you be able to stand in the winds that will blow if everyone supports violence.
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It's important that Western culture continues to be the dominant global culture, not Chinese or any other culture.
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The CCP's 1981 resolution documents Mao's arbitrary rule, concentration of power, undermining of collective leadership, and personality cult (Sections 18, 20, 24)
characteristics associated with dictatorship.
china.usc.edu/node/20941
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Harry Kane going from football’s most famous trophyless player to a Ballon d’Or winner might be the greatest example of why changing employers can improve your life.
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Pharmacists trying to argue that 1g Rocephin is same as 1g of “Animaceph” is so ridiculous and shows the gap between theory and practice.
The hastiness to assume the doctor does not know about bioequivalence is very laughable too. Very unnecessary stuff.
If you have had a patient on bed in Nigeria with open fracture or something, and you are directly in charge of the management, you wouldnt even need to argue on the topic.
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I've told you repeatedly that you're a dolt who doesn't know anything about the country you & your family immigrated to.
EU citizens hold the single largest share of overseas-born welfare, housing, & settlement rights in the UK.
70% of all permanent residency grants issued annually go to citizens of the EU. This is not even accounting for those with pre-settled status.
They are the largest foreign group of universal credit claimants in the UK.
But you have coon-gitis & you get a kick out of all the attention you get from ethnonationalist, so your own ignorance is how you earn a living. I don't expect it to ever end.
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One of the most useless exercises to exist, given the risk. Yet, people still ego lift and carry on.
As if there aren't multiple safer alternatives that can work all the muscles it does.
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Messiah syndrome is what is affecting most of your brains, if you remember vividly, the same things people are saying today about APC is exactly what they said about PDP.
I’ve said it countless times, drop this party bullshit and focus on policies that every administration brings forth, Nigerian political parties are not formed with any ideology in mind, if it was, Tinubu and buhari cannot belong to the same party, not possible
If you like remove APC from the presidency, if we don’t implement common sense policies for our economy most importantly, nothing will change even in 200 years with 100 different parties
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FMC Abuja Resident Doctor Emerges Overall Best in WACP Part I Examination
_Dr Maryam Ahmed Almustapha Wins Prestigious David Tamunotonye Hart Prize_
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This is not to defend Nigerians, but Indians are more like us than people think.
As someone who is close to Indians here in Canada 🇨🇦 and has interacted with them closely, I’ve observed that just as we have Igbo, Yoruba and Hausa, Indians have Gujarati, Punjabi and South Indians. And from these interactions, they don’t really gel the way people assume, especially when it comes to marriage and community.
Punjabis and Gujaratis are mostly Hindu and vegetarian, while many South Indians are Christian. Arranged marriage is still strong. Even in Canada, you generally can’t marry outside your group without parental consent. A Gujarati trying to marry a South Indian is usually rejected by the family.
The idea that Indians “mix well” is overstated. They may speak similar languages, but their religions and cultures differ. For example, Garba dance or gods are celebrated by mostly Gujaratis, but not by Punjabis or most South Indians.
What they have over us is numbers and the ability to prioritise multi-generational family living. Grandparents, uncles, aunts, husband and wife can still live under the same roof in Canada, and it works for them.
But unity across tribes or different families is not better than ours. We’re practically the same in that regard.
I’ve been seeing these narratives. Time to put an end to them.
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One week in stroke and the organisation from thrombolysis / thromboectomy blows my mind!
Patient would get fast symptoms and call ambulance who would blue light them for stroke assessment! Patient education is key
See ehn Nigeria needs to get it right with its stroke services
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APC supporters called FD a traitor for daring to ask questions. They said he didn't want progress for Lagos. Clowns.
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And we need to Have that conversation about Ademola Lookman. He’s not at his best, so it’s time to try someone else in that position.
We can’t be banking on players that are not delivering. Starting for the National team should be on Merit.
Right now, Lookman is off Merit. Nonsense!!
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Iwobi and Bassey, you guys deserve better than these bums. May history be kind to you both.
Even while trailing, Bassey was still fighting for every ball, every ball.
Never have I seen him angry also, he was so furious at Bruno. They’re definitely not on the same wavelength.
One is playing for his country with his heart and soul, the other is just lackadaisical.
Again, may history be kind to you Bassey & Iwobi.
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I have an opinion and I believe many people share the same. I feel like if you’re not playing regular football or doing well in your club, you should not be invited.
Ndidi barely plays for Besiktas, sometimes he’s even an unused sub, I think he started only one game all season. Yet, he’ll he called and captain us.
I watch loads of championship games, Osayi has not been good for Birmingham City this season, yet he was called ahead of Alebiosu. I have watched every of their games, you can never tell me Osayi has been better than Alebiosu.
Lookman? Extremely poor for Atletico but he’s been played out of position at the start of the season which probably distorted his rhythm, you can excuse him maybe.
Akor Adams? Just type his name on my timeline, the other day I was shouting, someone said he’s been good for Venezia.
Moses Simon, these records are available if you don’t even watch, their last game he was an unused sub, he’s usually on the bench, barely plays.
Nwabali just got a club recently, Maduka Okoye and Arthur Okonkwo are sitting on the bench for Nwabali. These are players playing at a very high level.
Bruno Onyemaechi is chopping bench in Olympiacos, please go and check these things. Our number one left back is not a regular in Greek league not premier league o.
What I’m trying to say is that, it is not fluke that we’re playing like this. These guys don’t play regular football.
We should call those who play regularly, we should stop calling players based on name. Heaven will not fall if we don’t invite Ndidi or Simon.
It is not coincidence that guys like Iwobi, Bassey, Ajayi are the only shining light in the squad, it’s not a fluke. It is because they’re playing regularly at a high level.
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The stupidest thing is how transparent the cheating was. Man City were averaging £600m more in commercial income than Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea in the decade to 2020. It was stark raving obvious that those numbers could not be real for City’s global scale at that time.
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I woke up to see different opinions online about Iyamii and myself.
Please we’re on good terms.
She missed my premiere simply because she wasn’t in the country and nothing more to it, so please don’t assume otherwise. We’ve spoken about it, and she’s going to support this film. I’d appreciate it if our personal relationship isn’t speculated on. Let’s keep our focus on the film, STARLOMO is coming this Friday. See y’all at the box office!