- she had a loving, gentle, meek husband that doted on her.
- being the typical woman, she preferred the badboy rapper.
- she went on tour with said rapper, and fucked him alll tour... even publicly kissed him on stage -- while married
Una go actually leave una house, baff, wear fine shirt/polo, brush your hair and beard, spray perfume just so you'll go argue with women on your right to ask her "if she's eaten". 😂😂
Una no get Champions League game to watch or something else? 😂😂
Men used to link up with the boys in a beer Parlor to restore their restore testosterone and talk about conquering the world
Now they go to meetings with Women to talk about relationships 💔💔💔
You don’t know how I hate existing with these generation of Men
Yes they do
Approximately 140 million people live below the poverty line
133 million Nigerians experience multidimensional poverty.
4,000 megawatts is the total functional electricity generated on the national grid for 220 million people (by comparison, South Africa generates over 40,000 megawatts for ~60 million people).
Over 70 million Nigerians lack safe drinking water
but
21 billion was allocated to renovate a single official residence for the Vice President in Abuja
In 100 years, when the story of how Nigeria was destroyed in the 21st century is told, there will be barely a mention of how the United States created a terror group that ended up operating in Nigeria, used the presence of that group as a pretext to invade, with the help of a president who was once part of a criminal gang in the US, and proceeded to appropriate the country’s mineral development, minerals that power the future of the global economy. All that will be recorded is that Nigerian leaders were corrupt individuals who could not govern and looted everything in sight.
This is exactly how the stories of the 18th and 19th centuries are told today, riddled with accounts of how African chiefs sold their own subjects into slavery, with no mention of how the slave trade became an industry in the first place, who built the trading infrastructure, who sponsored conflicts so that people could be captured and sold, and what happened to those who refused to participate in this forced commercial arrangement.
This is why it is important that we keep exposing the Western extractive structure and documenting it. A one-sided story must not be told in the future.
Don’t ever let them tell you that Africans, and, by extension, Black people everywhere, cannot build and run great systems. We absolutely can. The evidence is there; what matters is the institutions, incentives, competence, and leadership we build.
Burna Boy exploited our struggle to win a Grammy, then disappeared.
In that “Twice As Tall” album, He made a song with Chris Martin of Coldplay, “Monsters You Made” and added that famous quote “since we met you people 500 years ago” by Ama Ata Aidoo at the end of if.
Before then, he made another song “Another Story” with Ghanaian rapper M.anifest, where he featured the Nigerian origin story as a property of the Royal Niger Company.
I watched M.anifest recently in an interview and that brother is still very much awake. I can’t say the same for Burna.
It’s either Mr Ogulu was cosplaying or he’s really a sellout.
You know what I find weird about Nigerians, especially Yoruba people I know better than other tribes: a high majority still practice their traditional religion privately but mask it with Abrahamic religions.
Each family has one traditional practitioner they know. On every contact list there is one they will reach out to when they need them, but they frown on it in public.
A first world citizen is complaining about a $60 dollar shirt from a global brand like Nike, but my fellow third world citizens of Nigeria (the poverty capital of the world) would tell you that you're not the target audience, when you complain about the over priced "street wear" local brands sell.
Le problème n’est pas la faute, mais le fautif. Quand tu vois que c’est ton compatriote, le mec avec qui tu joues en sélection, qui essaie de te blesser de cette manière, tu finis par câbler. Je comprends parfaitement la réaction de Rogers.
After a certain age, you owe it to yourself and society to speak freely and truthfully. At this point, I might start considering myself an elder too, because my own wisdom appears to be rubbing shoulders with that of grey-haired folks.