The day we need an advice from a country run by a drug kingpin, incapable of getting rid of Boko Haram for decades, who calls on the Americans to bomb its own people and on France to destabilize its neighbors, we'll let you know.
@feeonxx Glass of wine: $12
Appetizer: 13
Main course: 30
That’s tight, but not necessarily fictional. I’ve had a lot of dinner salads or fish for $30 or less, and I live in a country club community. Maybe you’re just a glutton.
Every continent before civilization, before every race even met each other, collectively took away women's rights. Chose their arranged marriages for them, restricted their sexuality to virginity until marriage.
There were no Zoom calls. No internet. How did 6 different races on 6 different continents all come to the SAME conclusion about women?
White, Black, Asian, Latino, Indian, Arab - ALL practiced the same thing and you are fucking telling me there isn't a solid reason behind it?
Since women were allowed to choose their own partners, look at the rate of single motherhood? From 5% to 40%+ in one generation.
Since women were allowed to not be virgins, look at the rate of prostitution, OnlyFans, abortion? Millions of abortions a year.
The best generation of kids, the best schools, the safest streets, the strongest society and civilization was when your rights were restricted.
You think your great-great-grandfather was dumb? The man who built a house with no tools, fought lions, survived wars - you think HE was dumb and you are smart because you have TikTok?
They restricted you because they LEARNED. Every man learned that if you give a woman unlimited sexual freedom, society collapses. Family collapses. Kids suffer.
You call it oppression. They called it order. And their order worked for 5000 years.
Your freedom hasn't worked for 50.
So we are all now agreeing that you women are commodities to be bought?
We are sorry for advocating for the abolishment of Bride Price. Dear village chiefs, please ride on 🫴🏾
Days ago, I accidentally hit a parked Lexus . I felt terrible knowing that the owner would eventually return to find the car in that condition.
I waited for about 20 minutes, hoping the owner would come back. When no one showed up, I wrote a note, placed it under the windshield wiper, and drove away. In the note, I sincerely apologized, accepted full responsibility for the damage, and included my phone number.
When I got home, I kept expecting a call from the owner, but none came. I became worried, wondering if the wind had blown the note away or if the owner had simply not seen it.
This morning, my phone finally rang. It was the owner of the vehicle. I apologized again and explained how I had waited at the scene before leaving the note. As we talked, we switched to a WhatsApp video call.
During our conversation, I learned something that deeply moved me. Had I not left that note, the driver's life could have been turned upside down. The owner explained that it was his driver who had taken the vehicle out. When the driver returned with the note in tears, he admitted what had happened.
The owner said that if the note had not been there, he would have assumed the driver was responsible. He intended to have him arrested, compel him to pay for the damaged headlight, and dismiss him from his job—despite the fact that the driver's salary could never cover the cost of the repair.
I pleaded with him not to take such action. He replied that there was no longer any need since I had accepted responsibility.
He initially planned to send me his account details for the repairs, but later told me not to worry about it.
I left that conversation overwhelmed with gratitude to God. A simple decision to be honest and take responsibility may have saved a man from losing his job, his dignity, and his livelihood.
Behind every worker is a family. That driver is someone's husband and someone's father. Had events unfolded differently, his wife and children would have borne the pain of consequences they did not deserve.
Integrity may seem costly in the moment, but it can save lives, preserve livelihoods, and restore faith in humanity.
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My children will not eat any of these processed junk rubbish. So help me God.
My mama go make grind corn and crayfish with groundnut and soybeans use take do akamu for all my children. No be me go follow una raise hyperactive ADHD children.
I started learning furniture making at Ipaja furniture yard at 30, as the only female apprentice there. People would literally stop and stare at me as I worked, but I didn’t care😂
It was tough, my body complained, my complexion darkened but I adjusted. I’m glad I took that decision.
Meet the Eboh bunk bed, named after my bestie in the third frame.
Eboh means Peace in Idoma language.
Disclaimer: I didn’t make the ladder but the shelves and the metal ottoman was from my workshop.
@BettingTipsMan His perfomance was terrible in the world cup. He should apologise publicly to the fans and his outgoing captain CR7.
Na only Manutd and Madrid fans dey troll am, him Don tire. When season start and he begins to play with Andrey Santos, chelsea fans will join in. Him mind go dey.
Many of you don't know the origin of Ronaldo's famous SIUU celebration.
It came after then FIFA president Sepp Blatter publicly mocked Ronaldo while praising Messi.
He joked that Messi was the "good boy" while Ronaldo was like a military commander.
Ronaldo's response wasn't a press conference.
He responded the best way possible.
He scored and celebrated like a commander.
That was how SIUU came about.
Fast forward to today.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has made public comments about teams and players that many fans have interpreted as showing personal preferences.
It was compounded with him saying that he suffered to watch Cape Verde outplay Barca despite going up against Argentina and the Ref, appointef by Infantino.
The people in charge of Fifa have clearly made their postion clear that they aren't always as neutral as they should be.
That's my issue.
Not Messi.
FIFA.
The governing body of world football should never leave fans questioning whether it has favourites.
I've stayed out of the Messi vs Ronaldo debate for years.
The moment I criticized FIFA's bias, a section of Messi fans completely proved my point.
Instead of addressing the argument, they are addressing me.
Insults.
Namecalling.
Zero substance.
I used to think no fanbase could top APC supporters as empty barrels.
Then I met Messi Twitter.
Some of the replies are so poorly thought out they don't even deserve a response. All they get is the block!
Ronaldo consistently chose more competitive environments throughout his career than Messi did. That's a football opinion I'm happy to defend with arguments.
And he has gone on to have an awesome career.
He is my goat.
Messi may be yours.
And that's okay.
Dear Alex Onyia @winexviv,
Concerned Nigerians have read your recent tweet where you said the Ministry of Education is demanding total handover of the Olympiads portfolio so they can sponsor them with government funds.
Please don’t fall for the illusion that the federal government is selling you.
They didn’t care about these Olympiads for 7 years. Now that you’ve single-handedly redefined education and put the finest brains among our teens on the global map, they suddenly want to “sponsor” everything.
Don’t let them politicize your hard work, which they will definitely do if you emotionally allow them.
They will introduce tribalism, disqualify the best students, and push incompetent ones forward just as they’ve always done.
Look at our athletes under government sponsorship. How many times have they missed international appearances?
This is classic Tinubu and APC style.
Please protect what you’ve built.
Our children deserve merit, not politics.
RT by Lending your voice 🙏