No. Every country has its own system. Ours is valid, even if it was developed on the streets & hasn’t been codified. It’s our own.
5 & 6 are CBs. 4 is the DM. 8 is the SS. 9 is the CF. 10 is the AM. 7, RW. 11, LW. 3, LB. 2, RB.
Too many of us accept the dishwashing, care-home or warehouse job as the permanent plan. Abroad, what you start with stays on your record. That first job is not “just for now”. It becomes the experience employers actually look at.
You don’t wash plates for three years with the same certificate that got you the dishwashing job and then expect a serious banking, tech or corporate role to open for you. Your employment history speaks louder than the paper.
Experience is weighed heavily before any position is given.
Until we stop treating survival jobs as destinations instead of temporary bridges, the stereotype will keep winning over us.
Bro if u leave ‘hard man’ small, do some kyn things babes de do, you go realize say e lowkey sweet.
Dem don run you bubble bath before? with scented oils & flowers, use cucumber massage your eyes, con wear u soft bathroom robe after. You go just de purr like cat😂
There is nothing like Black Nigerians, Nigeria is a black country. We don’t have black, white or purple Nigerians.
We are black and don’t have identity crisis like South Africans and oh, there is no place in Nigeria where Nigerians are banned from entering.
A Yorùbá bride isn’t supposed to witness this part of the traditional wedding rites. She’s not even supposed to be present when the groom and his friends are doing Bèbèfé. You call yourself an Alaga but you’re at the forefront of bastardization of the culture. Mtchewww
Easy to champion the people who made sacrifices for World Cup winners, what about all the grandparents whose kids were shit? My dad drove me to every cricket ground from Barnstaple to Wells to watch me average 3.5, surely that’s more commendable
Can’t lie to you. If you don’t make a move, you will see literal clowns race past you. Clowns.
Nothing concern life with ‘I am a smart, educated, experienced person’.
You don’t act, you remain there.