@manliketimi_ Erectile dysfunction or Low libido at work. Ot better stll gayism. I don't see what else shld make a man not react to his wifes nakedness. Wishing them well.
@Afrinvest
I have been trying to make deposit to my wallet for the first timer since after registering with Afrinvest2.0 and getting my CSCS & CHN with them but it has not been possible. The deposit to the Moniepoint account they gave me have not been successful. Pls help 🙏
#Died on the 7th January, 2022 but lives on till date by the power of rescue and preservation of the almighty God!!
7th January, 2022 remains a day that God showed His richness in faithfulness and mercy for me. The devil and his wicked agents had set a bounty of N5m on themselves, definitely, not me. Their mission was to simply murder themselves, not me.
How do I appreciate this God? I called on this God, reminding Him that as a minister in the Dunamis commission, I have seen, heard and harvested testimonies. I challenged God that if those testimonies were fakes and make-believes, well, let me die in that forest where my kidnappers had left me and one of my workers in the pools of our own blood. My worker was shot in the head while I was shot in the abdomen with my intestines exposed with over eight perforations. I promised God that if I survived, I would let the world know of His preserving power through testimony at the Dunamis commission. This, God granted.
Friends, this story is very very long but I thank God for His mercies and grace🙏🙏🙏!
Today, I look forward in appreciation to God for the rare privilege of being alive and being well.
I thank God for His factor in my life!!!
Defence Minister General Christopher Musa Condoles with Family of Brigadier General Uba.
Earlier today, in a show of solidarity with the Nigerian Armed Forces and deep respect for the family of the late Brigadier General M. Uba, the Honourable Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa (Rtd), OFR, has paid a condolence visit to the family of the Late General Musa Uba.
During the visit, the Minister paid glowing tribute to the fallen hero, while highlighting his exceptional bravery, uncommon dedication, and selfless service to the nation.
He described Brigadier General Uba as a consummate professional whose sacrifice reflects the highest ideals of the Nigerian Armed Forces.
General Musa also reaffirmed his steadfast commitment to strengthening the fight against terrorism and confronting all security threats challenging Nigeria’s stability. He emphasized that the Federal Government remains resolute in honouring the legacy of personnel who have paid the ultimate price in defence of the country.
@thebardogbamola A lot of those hate talkers are just looking for Elon's money and ofcos this is possible bcos we have an irresponsible Govt who will turn blind eyes until it touches them direct, like when Sowore call them names. That is wheb u see them write X and also try to bully the person.
It is sad the level that bigotry hahve gotten to. Is this all about farming for Elon's money or what else is there in all these??? Such a shame from our Yoruba brothers. Shame 😥
Your attack is built on deliberate distortion and selective outrage. Respect for Yoruba tradition and African culture is not in dispute, no one questions that an Oba is a father figure, not a peer, but to twist Peter Obi’s words into evidence of “disdain for Yoruba” is cheap politics, not cultural defense. If indeed calling someone “brother” reduces them, then why ignore the countless instances where Yoruba leaders themselves have referred to one another in similar fraternal terms? The essence of leadership is humility, not empty semantics. Obi has consistently shown respect across regions, and singling out one instance while ignoring context only exposes bias. Nigeria’s real challenge is not whether a leader says “brother” or “father,” but whether those in authority deliver justice, security, and prosperity. Culture demands respect, yes, but it also demands fairness, don’t cloak political witch-hunting in the language of tradition.
Oloriburuku, legendary!
ALL LOVE goes to my parents today. They’ve now been together for 38 years. This was the proudest moment of my life. The day they both saw me Perform for the first time. They were both born in NIGERIA...🇳🇬 My mother was born in Aba and is IGBO and my Father was born in Lagos and is also IGBO but speaks YORUBA as well. They immigrated to St, John’s, Newfoundland, Canada 🇨🇦 35 Years ago and the rest is history. What they gave me wasn’t a dollar amount and I’m happy and appreciate the struggle and tough times we went through growing up. They set an example of how to work hard and EXPECT nothing from anyone. Tough times create strong people. Thank you mom and dad for your sacrifices. I love you. And shoutout to all the parents in the world. The YOUTH are the FUTURE and it’s going to be harder than ever in this social media generation to lead them in the right direction. I will do my part by continuing to create thought provoking music. NEW SONG in drops TOMORROW 9am central on Youtube and the North American tour starts Next month Oct. 23rd… SEE YOU THERE
“Today, I officially retire from professional football. The journey has been filled with challenges, victories, and lessons that shaped me into who I am today. Though I hang up my boots, my purpose in the game continues — to give back, to guide, and to be a voice for players.
@biafra_daily Unfortunately all issues that pertains to economic sabotage of the South east / South south remains the same even after Goodluck Jonathan left power. WHAT DID HE CHANGE ? How sure are we that a President from S/E can even make things any better and and not just satisfy himself
Yesterday, we received our 4th Boeing 777 aircraft, 5N-CEG, into Lagos with a grand water salute and rousing welcome. This milestone strengthens our expansion plans as we prepare to connect Nigeria to more global destinations, including London, Europe, South America, and the Caribbean.
#FlyAirPeace #BetterDealWithAirPeace