So you're in a relationship & you're not feeling it anymore & you want to break up, but the other person's birthday is coming up, they've recently been bereaved, a big holiday is coming up, they have exams etc. Will you wait till after it's all done or just break up immediately?
The Law of Irreversible Drift:
Once a woman’s emotional momentum shifts away from you, no past memory has enough gravity to pull her back.
You can remember everything. But to her, you’re just history written in a language she no longer speaks.
Why are you even thinking about it ?
Humanity is something else in this generation,pheew !
Your are deciding whether to save your own brothers life ? ???
Nawa
My friend who is 32 years old earns $4,800 CAD per month in Canada.
Last year, he brought his wife and 2-year-old daughter over. Life was finally stable.
Two months ago, his mother called him crying from Ibadan. “Your younger brother, Tunde, 28, has kidney failure. We need 12 Million Naira for transplant, or he will die.”
My friend has only $19,000 CAD in savings. That's about 22 Million Naira. It's his entire life savings for his house deposit in Canada.
His mother said: “If you don't bring this money, you have killed your brother. Don't forget we sold land to send you abroad.”
His wife said: “If you send that money, we lose our house deposit, our daughter loses her future. And this will not end. After kidney, they will bring another problem. Send 4 Million Naira, not 12 Million.”
My friend is confused. He told me: “Bro, if I don't pay, my brother dies and my village will say so my things on my head. they might even say I used him for rituals. If I pay everything, I destroy my wife and child's future here, and my wife said she will leave me.”
If you were him, would you SEND the full 12 MILLION NAIRA to save your brother, or PROTECT your wife and child in Canada?
When you men learn to have self control,you would be saving the society from nuisance and clout farmers like this one right here …
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Mtcheew ,silly girl
This is why I don’t like gifts …
You both obviously have a level of familiarity from this message ,you want to buy her something she won’t be able to use ?
Tell her you can’t afford that,simple .
Either send the money equivalent for the one you wanted to buy.
You are a mean girl
My greatest shock this morning is people calling me “dodoyo” and “a fool” because I said I dated a girl for 4 years and she never cheated. 😂😂
I’m not bothered. I’m more concerned about how damaged we are as men and how we view women today.
We don’t think loyal women exist anymore. This generation is fucked lol.
A man living with trauma,one who lost most of his family members,watched some of them get killed …
His stance already made him a target and he is not safe in his town …
Is he part of the armed forces fighting the insurgence?
We glorify suffering and mistake it for holiness .
When I tell you guys that, there's no single man of God in Nigeria, y'all will be hibernating from the anus.
Rev. Dachomo, has left Nigeria and forgotten about the gen0cide he was shouting about.
Pastorprenuer
This is really heartbreaking. 😭💔
Mr. Justin Azubuike Ewofobe, popularly known as “Biggie,” was a young, hardworking man whose life was tragically cut short over an issue that could have been resolved without violence.
Biggie was maternally from Obiaruku in Ukwuani LGA and paternally from Aragba-Orogun in Ughelli North LGA, Delta State. He was a graduate of Delta State University, Abraka, a husband, and a father to a 10-year-old daughter.
He worked as a PalmPay agent, serving customers across Obiaruku, Abraka and Warri.
From the account given by his relatives and associates, Biggie was involved in phone financing through PalmPay, where customers could get phones and pay gradually. The phones could be remotely restricted when customers failed to keep up with their payments.
According to the account, a man identified as Moses Okitikpi of Abraka obtained a phone valued at ₦185,000 through Biggie. He reportedly paid ₦30,000 upfront and agreed to pay ₦11,000 every week.
After several weeks of missed payments, the phone was reportedly restricted. Although Moses later made some payments, he allegedly continued demanding that the phone be unlocked immediately.
His guarantor, Onome Okitikpi, said to be Moses’ nephew and a POS operator around NUT Junction in Abraka, was also reportedly involved in the dispute.
Then came September 10, 2026.
I can’t sleep without socks
Even in heat,I have to wear socks
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If the heat is too much ,it is also a trigger ..
It is a struggle …
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If I have to use a fan,I have to back the fan or cover my nose
Girlies with allergic rhinitis!
How are we coping oh!
Because Rainy season, Dry season, AC, Fan, smoke, perfume, food, dust! Everything is irritating me!
I was just making up to head out and got a trigger. Now I’ve wiped my face and I’m tearing up, my nose won’t let me. 😫