“For 17 years, this lady denied me my son. She told him he didn’t have a father and raised him alone. When he ran to my house at 10, she had me arrested by the anti-kidnapping squad. When he came back at 13, she had me arrested again. Now he’s 17, refused to return to her, and we went to court. The judgment confirmed I’m his father, granted me full custody, ordered that his surname be changed to mine, and awarded her nothing,”.
— Man says.
"He made a big mistake by leaving some of England's best players out of his squad"
Kaveh Solhekol analyses Thomas Tuchel's managerial performance in the World Cup 🏆
I'm a strong advocate of Yoruba movies, but I have to call this one out. 😅 The wig you had on inside the house was short. You said goodbye to your husband, stepped outside, and suddenly the wig became long. 😂
How did that happen? As how nah? 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
E si beru ojo atisun 😹
“I married my wife from a poor family, took her to the UK in 1970, spent £11,000 every year to train her in school up to PhD. When she saw she was established, she took me to court in the UK and lied that I rap£d my daughter of 11 years so that I could be deported.”
-A tearful story of a Nigerian man whose wife kicked him out and separated him from their children after he trained her in school in the UK.✍️
“We won the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, but Nigerians had no idea what we went through. The NFF didn’t pay for our hotel, our training bus was taken away, and we were eating rice for lunch and dinner every day. We had to use our own money for food and even rent a mini bus ourselves”😳
— Jay-Jay Okocha
@Olamide0fficial Ahhh poverty Grade A.... na dis kind poverty go make u think sey if person dash u money u go think sey he wan use ur destiny na dis kind grade A poverty.....soo sad☹☹
“This is Ibadan, one of the most secure place in Nigeria. B&nd!t has invaded Ibadan and they are presently in Idi Ayure. As a patriotic Nigeria, this is the right time for you stand and fight for the younger generations coming.”
— Man cries out.
"Terr0rists are going nowhere. They are part of us, and we are part of them. We must learn to live together and should never become enemies with them."
~Terrorists Advocate, Sheikh Gumi