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Bro you no dey see the things men dey write here about women you go realise say this thing you write na smalls though I don't believe the story either.
I was reading the story of Samson this morning, and something doesn’t add up.
Did Samson really think Delilah was just curious about the source of his strength?
Because explain to me how you tell someone your secret once, and immediately after, the Philistines show up. Then you tell her another version, and again the Philistines show up. Then a third time… same thing.
At what point do you stop and realize, “Wait a minute, this Imo State woman might be the problem”?
How did Samson not connect the dots? Delilah kept asking for the secret to his strength, and every time she got an answer, she tried to use it against him.
Love truly has a way of making people ignore the most obvious red flags😤
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After watching this video, you will understand that for Nigeria to be good, e go hard.
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Tomorrow you go still use this your toilet mouth dey fight for feminism.
The bride should sue him for public humiliation. Because what exactly is outrageous about ₦1.2 million bride price? If you ask me, that’s not even an unreasonable amount to demand from a man who claims he’s ready for marriage.
Half of Nigerian men want the benefits of marriage but don’t want the financial responsibilities that come with it. Everybody wants to be called a husband, but nobody wants to do the work required to become one.
Imagine allowing a woman to prepare for her wedding, invite guests, make arrangements and look forward to her big day, only for you to abandon her because of ₦1.2 million?
If you cannot afford marriage, stay in your lane. Stop wasting women’s time and disgracing them publicly.
And before anyone comes here to defend him, ask yourself why a man who wasn’t prepared to meet the financial requirements agreed to go ahead with the wedding.
Take it or leave it.
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“9-5 is slavery”
No be for SEPLAT, NNPC, AGIP, CHEVRON, NIMASA, NCDMB, NMDPRA employees o
Let’s be guided accordingly.
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Blessed are the election riggers for they shall see God.
Obidients, Rig and Die is a call to anarchy. You have no constitutional right to kill anyone. It is the duty of security agencies to deal with electoral offences. #SayNoToElectoralViolence
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🆘 If you have a brother or sister or friend that will be working as INEC ad hoc staff in 2027, tag them here.
“I forgot the password, Network is very slow or BVAS is not working.” You will be 💀⚰️ . Be warned!
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Man Questions Tinubu’s Second-Term Bid, Says Incumbents Should Campaign Based on Their Achievements
"If you are already in office and campaigning for a second term, your focus should be on saying, 'I have done this and that, and I will improve on them if given another term.'
— A man reacts after he was asked whether President Bola Tinubu deserves a second term.
He further gives an example of someone beating another person, injuring him, and later apologising while promising to subsidise his medical bills and give him a loan to cover other expenses. He questions whether the victim should praise the person despite being responsible for the initial pain.
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"There is so much waste in our system and we will not tolerate it."
- Peter Obi
People like Dayo cannot thrive in Obi's presidency let alone share Prado.
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From East to North, From South to West, the message is clear “Rig and Die”.
Nigerians are frustrated, hungry, and dying, and the only way to change government is through the ballot and you say their votes will not count?
Put body my guy!
Omo I just confirmed this online now.
“Under my leadership, anybody who kidnaps our children and goes into the forest, we will go in there with them.
Go and ask what happened in Akpaka Forest when I was Governor of Anambra State, when it was being used to keep kidnap victims. I went to meet President Yar’Adua and said, ‘Mr President, there is a forest in my place. I want to demolish that forest, and I’m going to use air and land to make sure no animal comes out of that forest.’
Go to Onitsha today; the best estate we have in Onitsha is Akpaka Forest.
No forest in Imo will anybody use for kidnapping again. We will be very decisive.
Under Kwankwaso and me, we will declare an emergency on corruption. The greatest problem of this country is people stealing public money. It cannot continue. Public money must be used for public good.
If you want to be a businessman, go and make money outside government, not in government.
People will say corruption will fight back. Give us the opportunity; we will bury corruption. It will not be allowed to fight back.
We must end corruption because that is what is destroying Nigeria.”
— Mr Peter Obi, CON (In Owerri, Imo State)

























