Noel Milimo

[Anuj @anujcodes_21]

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[TopG Clips @topgclipsX]

Andrew Tate on how to convince ANYONE of ANYTHING:

Tate cooked with this one 🔥

[Dingindaba Jonah Buyoya @BuyoyaJonah]

Zambia’s government says it will not go to the Constitutional Court to appeal the judgement of South Africa’s Supreme Court. They will allow the Lungus to proceed with their private plans.

[Sishuwa Sishuwa @ssishuwa]

On 5 June 2025, the one in Pretoria, South Africa, died. The one in Lusaka, Zambia, heard.

Since then, the primary concern of the one in Lusaka has been the same: not grief nor concern for the family of the one in Pretoria, but self-service. “I must attend the funeral or else there will be none.”

After failing to get his way, the one in Lusaka moved to block the burial of the one in Pretoria and waste millions of taxpayers’ money on hiring lawyers in a foreign land to secure his interest.

That is his mind in its purest form: what is in it for me?

Not empathy.
Not compassion.
Not dignity.

Just a presidency where even death gets measured in personal benefit.

The one in Lusaka is EVIL. He does not care about anything and anyone except for their use and benefit to him.

Vile. Despicable. He is just a bad human being.

But he did not act alone. He had enablers all along. Together, the one in Lusaka and his representatives did sickening things.

First, they effectively killed the one in Pretoria by blocking him from leaving the country to seek medical attention until it was too late. When they first blocked him, he was legally entitled to medical aid and a return ticket for him and his wife. They said they did not have money, as if it was to come from their pockets. If you prevent a person above 60 years from accessing medical care, your goal is not to keep them alive. It is to pave the way for their death.

That is how the one now in Pretoria left Zambia on a diplomatic passport in January 2025 to seek medical care in South Africa. The airport manager who cleared his departure was immediately fired by the one in Lusaka.

Then, after the one in Pretoria died, the one in Lusaka and his official representatives moved to block the family of the one in Pretoria from burying their loved one unless the one in Lusaka was allowed to attend the funeral. The ones in Lusaka did not have money to help keep alive the one in Pretoria when he lived. After the one in Pretoria died, the ones in Lusaka suddenly had plenty of money to fly his body home, to fly negotiators to and from where he died in search of the body, to hire lawyers to secure the body of the very person they hated when he was alive only to claim that they loved him after he died, and to transport emissaries to go and try to bribe the judges in a foreign land. They are hypocrites, the ones in Lusaka.

Next, the ones in Lusaka grabbed the parliamentary seat belonging to the daughter of the one in Pretoria on the premise that she had chosen to remain with the father’s unburied body in Pretoria rather than return to Parliament. They are cruel, the ones in Lusaka!

Finally, the ones in Lusaka lied that the court case in the Supreme Court of Appeal had lapsed and, using this lie, grabbed the body of the one in Pretoria from a morgue without the knowledge and consent of his family to conduct an illegal autopsy.

Some reports say representatives of the one in Lusaka extracted some parts belonging to the body of the one in Pretoria. Others say the representatives live-streamed the abduction of the remains of the one in Pretoria so that the one in Lusaka could see the body. We may never know the truth, but I remain on course to gathering the evidence and getting to the bottom of it all. One day, I may share the findings.

What we know is what the Supreme Court of Appeal has said today: that the family of the one in Pretoria has the final say on his burial rather than the one in Lusaka.

I hope that the one in Lusaka does not appeal against the ruling so that the family of the one in Pretoria can finally put their loved one. Should the family decide to bury their loved one in South Africa, it is my hope that the one who aided the death of the one in Pretoria and prevented his burial for a year will not force his way to the funeral, uninvited.

Should the one in Lusaka choose to appeal, I pray that the appeal can be processed and dismissed promptly.

[Noel Milimo @NoelMilimo]

@TweetByWale France

[Man’s Bible⚡️ @Man_s_Bible]

There’s a difference between:

“She loves you.”

And

“She’s capable of giving you a healthy, stable, and respectful relationship.”

This is what my grandmother said that will shock you:

[Noel Milimo @NoelMilimo]

@ukusefya @Space2013M Expanding parliament will never make sense.

[Dating Dynamics @Dating_Dynamics]

I’ve talked to more than 20 divorced men.

I always ask them the same question: “What do you wish you knew about marriage before getting in?”

Their answers are almost identical every time.

Here they are…..(Bachelors bookmark this thread).

[Gina Acosta @ginacostag_]

Final interview.
They ask: “Do you have any questions for us?”
Your mind goes blank.

You say: “No, I think we covered it.”
They smile. It’s over.
No offer.

Here are the questions that make them want you:

[Chidanand Tripathi @thetripathi58]

Final interview.
They ask: “What is your greatest weakness?”
Your mind blanks.

You say: “I’m just too much of a perfectionist.”
Interview ends. No offer.

Here’s what they actually want…

[Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid]

15 things money can’t buy:

1. Your Kids SEEKING your company when they’re adults and no longer need your financial help.

2. The first time you experience someone believing in YOU

3. The moment you find leaks in your way of thinking. This is a sign that life is about to improve if you choose to make the changes.

4. Being missed for who you are, not what you provide.

5. The look someone gives you who trusts and loves you.

6. Genuine respect from loved ones and enemies.

7. The ability to sleep calmly after making a big decision.

8. A night of laughter with friends and family that lasted hours.

9. A sincere apology given or received. Received feels better, but given strengthens the right relationships.

10. Someone praying for you without you asking for it.

11. Character under pressure.

12. A spiritual relationship with God.

13. Being misunderstood for A VERY LONG TIME until people come back saying you were fair and right. (This one is priceless)

14. Having footage of people you love who are no longer here. To be able to hear their voice and their mannerisms is priceless + comforting.

15. Inner peace in the wake of being in a chaotic phase of your life.

These are in no specific order.

Future looks bright.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

For quality of life, it is better to err on the side of being an optimist and wrong, rather than a pessimist and right

[Save A Man @Save_A_Man]

Necessary tips to master incase you get kidnapped.

1. Spit all over the ground; it's your DNA
2. If they carry you, scratch them, their DNA is under your nails
3. Call 911 and ask for a pizza, they will know you need help
4. If you need to call someone, like 911 but can't speak, call 55, they will track your location
5. If you are in a car/truck, try breaking the tail light. If you stick out your hand, the ear behind you will probably call the police.

What else would you do?

[Thomas Sowell Quotes @ThomasSowell]

Thomas Sowell explains the real consequences of victimology.

[Noel Milimo @NoelMilimo]

@guideforlovers Definitely, brought my grandma here just recently.

[Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump]

I still can’t believe we left Iraq without the oil.

[Save A Man @Save_A_Man]

Brother, never marry:

🚫 nurses

🚫 lawyers

🚫 IG models

🚫 girls from Dubai ���️

🚫 girls who hate their dad...

Here are 16 RULES for a Man When Dating a Woman:

1. Never beg a woman for love.
2. Never date a high-maintenance woman
3. Never tolerate disrespect from a woman.
4. Never beg a woman to stay if she wants to leave.
5. Never date a broke woman-she'll drain you emotionally and financially.
6 Never take back a woman who left you for another man. She's coming back to destroy you.
7. Never expect a woman to rescue you from poverty.
8. Never fight over a woman with another man.
9. Never stay with a woman who gives you no peace.
10. Never wife a known hoe.
11. Never marry a woman older than you.
12. Women are more loyal to their feelings than your sacrifices.
13. A woman will treat you like a king until you discover her secrets.
14. Once a good woman turns bad, she can never return to being good.
15. If you know you married a toxic wife, never take her to the Western world.
16. A woman who disrespects you once is rehearsing to disrespect you forever.

What would you add?

[Noel Milimo @NoelMilimo]

@NiccoloDaily How so?

[Sean McPheat @SeanMcPheat]

The best boss I ever had wasn't a nice boss.

They were a kind boss. Here's why ⬇️

They didn’t sugar coat feedback. They didn’t say yes to everything and they definitely didn’t try to be everyone��s friend.

But they always told me the truth, they challenged me when I needed it and they stood by me when things got tough.

♻️ Repost to help others in your network with this.
➕ And follow me at Sean McPheat for more.

[Live Psychology | Self Improvement @LivePsychology_]

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