“I’d rather stay in Nigeria than move to Canada to mop floors. This is the only country where you can go to bed poor and wake up a billionaire”— Man shares
John Obi Mikel says Youri Tielemans to Manchester United, is the signing of the summer.
Chris: "Out of all the midfield signings this summer, who stands out to you?"
John Obi Mikel: "For me, it's Youri Tielemans. Honestly... how did Manchester United get him for £35 million? That's an absolute steal.
I watched him before and during the World Cup, and this is a player who can play as a six, an eight or a ten. He scores goals, he's dangerous from set pieces, he's brilliant on the ball and he rarely gives it away.
The only thing people can say is that he's not the quickest, but he reads the game so well. Out of all the midfielders who've moved this summer, Tielemans is the best signing for me."
#INFIDELITY__ISSUES
If your wife is constantly having sexual relations with another man and is being unfaithful, don’t get into fights
Here is what is said to be the quickest way to put an end to it through Native way
PROCESS;
Wumi Toriola needs a lot of training!
I saw someone in the comments say, “I didn’t mention her because I’m afraid she’ll come for me.” But me? I don’t care. I’ve even praised her before — her production on Queen Lateefat was solid.
I’ll still say it: Wumi is a filmmaker and, in my opinion, she’s a better actor than Toyin Abraham, Funke Akindele, and Mercy Aigbe combined. And I stand by that.
However, she needs serious training in direction and in her acting delivery. It’s not every movie you have to shout or make noise. She should go back and watch herself in Queen Lateefat and use that performance as the yardstick for how she should act going forward.
Wumi has massive talent. Her potential is huge. But talent alone isn’t enough — she needs to nurture it. She needs to be more intentional and ensure that her movies are well done.
She has the talent, but she needs more training in production management, concept development, and acting.
~ Tolu Fagbure (Afin)
@THEATERSTAND You are capping
You're talking about your most consistent player.. bro under how many managers now. So you are saying this managers no sabi work for DD to survive playing under them.
There is a popular Yorùbá proverb which says:
A kìí je míjì l'ábà Àlàdé
We do not eat two things at Àlàdé's compound.
Let me tell you the full story behind this proverb so you will know when to use such proverb.
The story is from sacred Odù Ifá Ogbè
@Aopeyemi_ So we that are still alive will feed our eyes again because say person die.
@Aopeyemi_ please allow the joy giver to give her joy in peace oooo
Nollywood Actress Laide Bakare Unveiled as Face of the Osun-Osogbo Festival 2026, Invites the World to Celebrate Yoruba Heritage
"For over 600 years, this festival has kept our culture, faith and heritage alive. Now it's our turn to celebrate it and share it with the world.
I can't wait to welcome you to Osogbo from 27 July to 7 August 2026. Come and experience the beauty, the history, the energy and the spirit of one of Africa's greatest cultural festivals."
Actually, to the glory of Olodumare, Ifá can take credit for the greatness of Yorubaland and its people. For generations, the Yoruba would not lift a finger in any situation without first consulting Ifá and following its dictates.
Ifá, the molder of the Yoruba people, was kept from us for many generations, yet it found its way back to our hearts without the need to draw a sword against either of the two aggressive religions.
Even today, the Yoruba often act, consciously or unconsciously, in accordance with ancient If�s dictates, despite many currently associating with one of the two foreign religions.
With everything we know about those foreign religions today, even at their origins, there is no doubt in my mind that neither can build a peaceful nation like Ifá. One may go through the "holy books" of either of those faiths and fail to find simple, fundamental Yoruba teachings like:
"Awọ̀lú má tẹ, ìwọ̀n ara ẹ̀ lo mọ̀."
We can all agree that teachings such as this are embedded in the ethos of Yoruba people wherever they are found around the world. You may not truly value these teachings until you come in contact or interact with the Igbo or the Fulani people.
Remove the propaganda; Ifá remains more potent and desirable by the day to the generation of Yorubas from whom it was once kept away.
"There will always be a newer watch. There will always be a newer car. I used to be a perfume collector. I had like 150... There were days that I was that guy that I will fake it, I will borrow... Influencing is also kind of like a false life."
- Timini Egbuson
What if the hardest part wasn't what happened... but what came after?
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