@westernregion60 See the illiterates wey we go dey follow talk online, someone like this go dey follow person argue going back and forth with them. Omo Yoruba need to stop arguing with this people, she don’t even have the right words to describes or evidence to back up what he is saying. Ashiere
@Ifeanyi374185@item7go_ see people wey you still dey talk to, they don’t understand things calmly until you take it legally, make una dey there dey ponder, dey do things calmly with Igbo people until you start seeing different Item7 because you give the chance.
@Updateboyx It is children from places like this that want to teach us what good governance is o. A crime has been committed and they’re acting like this is the 10th century and Nebuchadnezzar is king. Fucking bastards the lot of em.
@nexAble1@NicholasTorti@klintoncod When you don’t have culture to be proud of, you will always behave like animal, your parents and elders are always nothing to you. Our sign of respect always takes us to places and got us things easily in difficult situations. So don’t blame is for ur miserable life retard cunt
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There were moments I asked myself: Can I really ignore things and stop reacting every time Tom, Dick and Harry comes for me? The urge to respond was strong. With time, the answer became clearer.
Listening to people with superior wisdom earns you more respect, and improves maturity. What once felt like restraint now feels like strength.