It's because Nigerian society is governed by hedonists, and its citizens are also mostly hedonistic. Nigerians love and worship money, and whoever owns large amounts of money is deemed good, blessed, and right. This is why the country will never change.
You baboons are in the qts talking about “marry a rich partner” or “don’t give birth if you’re not financially ready,” when the real blame should be on the useless government that has failed to provide basic, humane healthcare.
Happy 90th birthday to His Eminence, Anthony Cardinal Okogie, the Emeritus Archbishop of Lagos Archdiocese. May God continue to bless and strengthen him🙏🏿
He is just a fool. You people should sha be mindful of whom you marry.
Your wife is the victim here. She was captured and raped, and your only retort is that, you can't save her and you'll marry because she has been violated. Did she consent to be violated? Whatever affects your partner is supposed to affect you. As a man, you should be willing to sacrifice your life to save your wife and kids.
Does he even understand it is a human being he is married to, not bad goat? God abeg
⚽🇷🇺 La Rusia del malvado Vladimir Putin durante la Copa del Mundo 2018:
- entrada gratuita sin visa para todos los aficionados
- trenes gratuitos para desplazarse entre las 11 ciudades anfitrionas
- autobuses locales y metros gratuitos
- sin precios dinámicos o reventas para las entradas
- controles administrativos simplificados
- ninguna prohibición de estancia discriminatoria
- ningún asiento destinado a los aficionados suprimidos
- sin registros humillantes a la llegada de los jugadores como si fueran criminales
- sin disparos o incidentes violentos durante ese mes
🇷🇺 Russia under the leadership of Vladimir Putin during the 2018 FIFA World Cup:
-Visa-free entry for all ticket-holding supporters through the FAN ID system.
-Free intercity train travel between all 11 host cities.
-Free local transportation, including buses, metro systems, and shuttle services.
-No dynamic pricing for match tickets.
-Streamlined administrative and security procedures for visitors.
-No residency-based restrictions on ticket purchases.
-No reduction of supporter allocations after tickets had been distributed.
-No highly intrusive searches of players upon arrival.
If terrorists weren't being rehabilitated, I'd believe this. That's not the case. If 13,000 terrorists were killed, it'd serve as a deterrent to others looking to join in the business of bandtry. The rate of increase in the number of bandits and their activities exposes the fact that there is no entity preventing their proliferation.
@NigeriaStories@Dtuzzy For appropriate context: The crime of domestic terrorism is a treasonous crime against the state. Treasonous crimes are the worst crimes a person can commit in a country, and the punishment for treason is death.
Nigeria just reassimilated tyrants into society.
For appropriate context: The crime of domestic terrorism is a treasonous crime against the state. Treasonous crimes are the worst crimes a person can commit in a country, and the punishment for treason is death.
Nigeria just reassimilated tyrants into society.
We have gotten to that point where hedonism guides the decision-making of most people in the country. Just a little more and we'd be reset like Sodom and Gomorrah.
In every case, the presumption of innocence has to take precedence. It is necessary in order to protect the proper execution of justice. Canada's decision is disappointing.
This situation raises a difficult but important question: can a country hosting a global tournament admit a player who is currently facing a serious rape charge in court?
While the presumption of innocence remains a legal principle, host nations also reserve the right to deny entry based on their laws, public policy, and safeguarding considerations.
That said, while we respect the nation’s laws and decision, Thomas Party will certainly be sorely missed by Ghana in this tournament. No other midfielder in that squad can fittingly fill that vacuum.
🚨 FIFA statement on Thomas Partey left out of Canada.
“FIFA can confirm that player Thomas Partey will be unable to travel from Ghana's Team Base Camp in Boston, USA, to Canada for their first match against Panama on Wednesday, 17 June, as his visa application has been refused by the Canadian government.
"FIFA is not involved in the immigration processes of host countries, including the adjudication of visas. As with previous FIFA events, the host government ultimately determines who receives a visa and is admitted into the country."
Today, the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus - the Heart that loves without measure, forgives without tiring, and remains open even after being wounded.
In a world filled with hatred, indifference, and brokenness, the Sacred Heart reminds us that divine love still flows for humanity.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us❤️🙏🏽
Andrea Bocelli, a Catholic and Italian tenor, who performed the official anthem at the opening of the FIFA World Cup 2026, was once a baby doctors advised should be aborted.
When Bocelli's mother was pregnant with him, doctors warned that her baby would be born with a congenital condition that could lead to blindness and recommended an abortion. However, she refused and chose to give birth to her son.
Bocelli was born with congenital glaucoma and later lost his sight completely at the age of 12 following a head injury during a soccer game. Despite this profound challenge, he went on to become one of the world's most celebrated and influential singers, inspiring millions through his music and testimony to the dignity and value of every human life.
The World Cup begins tomorrow, and many will watch the matches. Soccer reminds us of something we must not forget: life is not a race to show off on our own, but a path we learn to walk together. Anyone who does not know how to pass the ball, even if they have talent, has not yet understood the game. Anyone who does not know how to live with and for others has not yet understood life. #ApostolicJourney