\(2^{8}\) | AFOR łłłł łłłł |
Joined July 2023
- Tweets2.1K
- Following71
- Followers129
- Likes4.9K
You dey whine boys gan
😂
I know this is inappropriate, but trust me, the original song poses no threat to anyone or any religion. It is merely a morale song. However, this guy's version is totally different from the original. He clearly crossed the line.
The normal morale song goes this way:
Commander: Are you guys tired?
Boys: No, sir!
Commander: Should I take you home?
Boys: No, sir!
Commander: Should I bring Giant Youth?
Boys: No, sir!
Commander: So we can jog?
Boys: No, sir!
Commander : So we can exercise?
Boys: No, sir!
And the song continues in that manner.
However, this guy's version was completely different from the original. He went beyond the acceptable limits.
To my Christian brothers and sisters, we sincerely apologise for his statements. Please disregard his remarks, as they do not represent the original meaning or purpose of the song.
We will ensure that this matter is addressed with immediate effect, In Sha Allah.
People are just pretending up and down.
1804 will continue to drag on, shalom to us all.
The concern authorities should fish out this young man and deal with him ASAP.
@OfficialDSSNG
@PoliceNG
@HQNigerianArmy
The people around Sowore will wear their orange beret and leave their houses early in the morning?
Then there are people at home waiting for them. People who will call them fathers & husbands?
Bust my head real bad.
I am a Soyinka fan, down to influencing my affiliation with hunters & vigilantes in my own community.
Comparing two different Greats is def unnecessarily & odd. Especially when it’s tribal, Chill out a bit.
Be proud but keep it simple, talking about yourself…
Thin-line
Thank you Grok
Lol! It’s funny saying that though
The attributed quote is not exact. Sylvia Leith-Ross’s 1939 book *African Women* does not contain those words.
A close passage (p. 357) says the Ibo view Europeans placidly as “the steps of a staircase,” learning only what brings immediate material gain, and that no one can say what happens once they no longer need the steps.
The popular version is a paraphrase of that idea.
C. Amadiugo N. retweeted
The attributed quote is not exact. Sylvia Leith-Ross’s 1939 book *African Women* does not contain those words.
A close passage (p. 357) says the Ibo view Europeans placidly as “the steps of a staircase,” learning only what brings immediate material gain, and that no one can say what happens once they no longer need the steps.
The popular version is a paraphrase of that idea.
Officially 5 years since Pops passed but I remember 1999 so well because we watched Obj get sworn-in together with Neighbours.
I was just 5,
Feels unreal.
C. Amadiugo N. retweeted
About to have one of the best time of your life.
I always like khan academy for pre-college maths (khanacademy.org/math) then use MIT OCW (ocw.mit.edu/search/?d=Mathem…) or a Stanford YT courses
“These people are not intimidated by us, and are rather amused by us. They watch us and learn quickly what we know. God help us the day they climb the ladder."
British anthropologist and writer Sylvia Leith-Ross, 1939.
@nzemmili
Always thought original sin was Judaism core… Interesting.
So both original sin and concept of Evil in relation to God are different for the 3 Abrahamic theologies.
