I have a friend who whenever is babe bills him, he has to liquidate investments to settle her. Technically the more she bills him, the more he loses interest.
In UNILAG there's always a party. Today New Hall, tomorrow Gbaja, next tomorrow Queen Amina. Those guys switch parties more than Peter Obi sef.
Maybe that's why he's the Nations First Choice.
Laundry workers in Swaziland protested against employers by leaving the equipment on such as Washing machines, Driers, Irons, Computers etc and not working, in a bid to inflate energy costs as part of the protest.
Its safe to say that they are striking while the iron is hot.
South Africa is going through a period of political tension. As you know they have a huge Igbo population and the Xenophobia really splits the nation, some say it boost the economy, some claim they are taking jobs.
You know there's nothing more Igbo than dividing a nation.
Workers on strike in Myanmar protested against the elites and claimed they were dissociating themselves from those at the top by cutting their corporate wears.
Seems like they were cutting ties.
I write jokes about smokers, but they end prematurely.
For a long time I tried to understand why someone would continue to choose something actively trying to kill them; then I thought about Nigerian voters.
While there was some form of stable peace deal between the US and Iran which has capitulated, for the duration of the blocked of the key water way, only Iranian ships where in the water way.
I think it only make sense that there are no gays in the Straight of Hormuz.