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[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

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[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

for-profit financial institution to be competent? The impunity with which institutions operate in Nigeria, from traditional banks to telecom companies, makes me feel like I have no right to be offended sometimes. Refund my money immediately. @cenbank @fccpcnigeria @officialEFCC

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

@keystonebankng You've refused to reverse the 5th N2500 failed transaction you debited from my account on June 5th, or offer any explanation as to why. I approached you with a thorough accounting showing that you were to recredit me with N29,500 from failed transactions, and

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

Web Twitter sucks. Where did all the tweets I just typed out calling @keystonebankng out go? The first tweets are missing from my thread and the ones that were salvaged did not post in a sequential order. @keystone, just reverse the last N2500 charge from June 5th and we good.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

you've since been taking the piss. First, you credited N24,500, then you credited N2500 after I asked for the N5000 balance. Frankly, you've been taking the piss with your incompetent handling of this matter even before I graciously intervened. Is it so unreasonable to expect a

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

Web Twitter sucks. Where did all the tweets I just typed out calling @keystonebankng out go? The first tweets are missing from my thread and the ones that were salvaged did not post in a sequential order. @keystone, just reverse the last N2500 charge from June 5th and we good.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

recredited me with N24500 and crickets. You did not think to explain what happened to the N5000. I had email and ask for it. Now you've credited me with N2500 and crickets. @keystonebankng

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

And you don't ever notify me about your decision-making process. You just recredit my account with whatever amount you deem fit and call it a day. If I don't visit the app, I don't know if you've taken any action towards resolving my complaints. I told you you owed me N29500, you

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

I guess my point is that the racists who use ni**a as a slur against every black person lack sociolinguistic awareness/competence. I'm definitely not shocked. For words to carry the intended weight & implications, you gotta read the room. And bigots of any kind desperately don't.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

I sometimes refer to African men as ni**as (both fondly and otherwise), but I would never refer to black American men as same. It's sociolinguistic awareness that the meaning of words can shift based on social context, power dynamics, historical events, relational norms, etc.

[only 1 uzama @KaiUzama]

This word is the only reason I kinda understand when black Americans talk about Africans not understanding their struggle.

Cause if you call me the N word, it really does nothing to me. Like sure I know it’s a bad word & you shouldn’t say it, but it evokes zero emotion from me cause I have no trauma, memory or feelings attached to the word. Might as well call me an idiot.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

An African man used to call me a bitch and I didn't mind. He would call me "sexy bitch," and it was neither flattering nor contemptuous to me. But the first time he called me that after his behavior fractured our relationship, I checked him. He pivoted to calling me by my name.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

NB: The graph I included was based on the WVS data I used for a published paper. I didn't include the graph in the paper because I excluded gender x ethnicity from the model to achieve parsimony. Igbo men were the only one of all 8 groups with a significant effect (p < 0.05).

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

Proofs of Igbo men being weak, simps, and easily controlled by their wives. Igbo women are significantly more likely to experience IPV than other tribeswomen in the country. The graph shows that Igbo men are the most likely to justify IPV against women. Igbo men PR is elite shaa.

[Anomaly @CaptainLaw3]

a hierarchical culture where power flows downwards, a woman abusing a child legitimises her own husband's power over her. To address violence against children in the SE region requires interrogating a culture that normalises it and the factors underlying its social acceptance.