I have absolutely no respect for you if you sit around giggling with racists and men from other nations while they insult and degrade women from your own country.
There is no group of men or women anywhere in the world without flaws and strengths.
You are a fool with no sense of self-respect, dignity, or loyalty to your own people. Do you genuinely believe the idiot you’re laughing with has any respect for you?
Ngl I find these type of movies amusing in a semi slapstick kind of way.
It's a unique blend of mediocre acting, softcore porn and a shoestring budget.
Of course you're going to get BBL-Achalugo-Driver fucks Madam slop
... And that's okay.
I like watching them with my woman for instance.
Eh...
If you tone down your expectations and ignore the amateur acting you may enjoy a few of them.
OK so he too smooched the wall?
No wonder.
Once again I publicly apologise to Sani Abacha's family for every nasty and misinformed thing I ever said about him. Half knowledge really is worse than none at all.
What the hell did I know.
POV: Your country's currency has lost 99.997% of its value in 40 years. Is this because of
a) Bad goffment wey he nor good oh
b) Normal inflation that happens everywhere in the world
c) Strategic economic sabotage carefully curated to make your country more easily exploitable?
The Retired Commodore and Intelligence Officer is clearly a conspiracy theorist who has been brainwashed by David Hundeyin, so please ignore him and listen to your NED-funded intellectuals instead.
Whenever you wake up.
Retired Nigerian Navy Commander: Nigerians Don't Run Their Country
Retired Nigerian Navy Commander Kunle Olawunmi says a deep state runs Nigeria’s affairs. These people aren’t elected and their identities are not public.
What can Nigerians do to take back power?
Video credit: @eobilo
No way you guys are allowing this faggot to denigrate Nigerian women just because you find them repulsive. I genuinely can’t believe you guys are so cucked to the point that you cheer for outsiders who talk about your women like this 😑😐
Finally, before I log off, when I see Nigerian gender wars, I just laugh.
You think you hate Nigerian women because they’re this and that. Women think Nigerian men are the problem. Meanwhile, na bad governance dey do una.
Everybody is in survival mode. You can barely meet someone your age, fall in love, start from nothing and build a life together anymore. Love is now competing with the cost of survival.
Women are becoming more financially dependent on men because opportunities for financial independence are shrinking. Men are under enormous pressure to provide in an economy where they can barely provide for themselves.
Meanwhile, the elites ’ children are still hitting all their milestones. Falling in love, getting married, buying homes, having children and building their futures.
Their children are living their lives while you’re putting yours on hold.
But instead of questioning the system making life difficult for both of you, you’re busy fighting gender wars.
Na bad governance dey do una, but una dey blame each other.
Finally, before I log off, when I see Nigerian gender wars, I just laugh.
You think you hate Nigerian women because they’re this and that. Women think Nigerian men are the problem. Meanwhile, na bad governance dey do una.
Everybody is in survival mode. You can barely meet someone your age, fall in love, start from nothing and build a life together anymore. Love is now competing with the cost of survival.
Women are becoming more financially dependent on men because opportunities for financial independence are shrinking. Men are under enormous pressure to provide in an economy where they can barely provide for themselves.
Meanwhile, the elites ’ children are still hitting all their milestones. Falling in love, getting married, buying homes, having children and building their futures.
Their children are living their lives while you’re putting yours on hold.
But instead of questioning the system making life difficult for both of you, you’re busy fighting gender wars.
Na bad governance dey do una, but una dey blame each other.
I will give you two good reasons why the ceasefire deal thing won't work and it should never be considered,no matter how much the Terrorists are begging.
ONE. What faction of BHTs are you going to negotiate with? If you have been to frontline you will understand the modus /1
After the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, there was a rising anti-war sentiment that needed to be contained. Barack Hussein Obama was the containment strategy, and his campaign of hope quelled the movements in the streets and turned them into Democratic ballots. They used his identity to show that America was progressing, when in reality it was sharpening its imperial blades for a new form of drone warfare in a technological age.
Now, during the genocide of Palestinians, the war on Southern Lebanon, the war on the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the war on Yemen, the Democrats are running the same Obama Plan. Once again, anti-war sentiment is rising, and once again a containment strategy is rising to meet it—this time by getting Muslims elected into various positions. And this time it comes in a new age of technological warfare, where AI models are sharpening themselves to change the fate of war, and where war will continue under the blue of the Democrats.
How often are we fooled? Fool me once, shame on you, but fool me 100x? Shame on our own humanity.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs teaches us that people must have their basic physiological needs met before they can meaningfully concern themselves with higher level needs.
How do you explain the importance of wildlife conservation to the average Nigerian who is hungry, struggling to survive and has little or no understanding of conservation?
These massive megastructures are essentially betting on sustained, exponential growth in Nigeria’s Christian population and, by extension, the number of churchgoers over the next 10–20 years. Given the country’s demographics, it is not an entirely unreasonable bet. But we’ll see how it plays out.
One thing I am fairly certain about, though, is that once these facilities become operational, the financial pressure on congregants is going to intensify. If you think the level of financial extraction in churches is excessive now, just wait until the bills for operating and maintaining these complexes start coming due.
I’m particularly unconvinced about the long-term sustainability of these projects. Raising the capital to construct them is one challenge; maintaining them, alongside the considerable portfolio of properties and other assets many of these churches already own, is an entirely different proposition. These are capital-intensive facilities with enormous recurring costs, from utilities and staffing to repairs, security and general upkeep.
Even established sports franchises in considerably wealthier economies struggle with the economics of maintaining stadium-scale infrastructure, despite operating in markets with much stronger purchasing power, commercial sponsorships, broadcasting revenues and, in many cases, hundreds of dollars in ticket revenue per spectator.
Anyway, good luck to everyone involved.