Many homes across Africa may never experience a large family time like this again.
Because siblings have escaped to countries all over the world.
But you'll always get to see things like this in western countries.
Because they don't run away from their countries.
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The economic situation of this country is bad, but navigating life everyday as a Nigerian, the hurdles, the fact that we are generally not good people, that nothing is ever done right, that you'll be strained for the littlest things, might be my biggest reason for hating it here
@kosoro_nwa This is the life of every Nigerian who doesn't know anyone. Meritorious selection has been relegated to the background. It is generally a mentality issue, a classist society where at every level, there's a form of intimidation and the spirit to belong. It's really exhausting.
Lagos State: Moment a Th!ef, Who Was Cornered After He Was Caught Stealing, Stood His Ground With a Kn!fe While Being Surrounded By Those Chasing Him: ๐ณ๐๐พโโ๏ธ
A Tunisian young man found work abroad, and before leaving, he installed a surveillance camera to check on his mother.
The mother now stands in front of the camera every day, greeting him, asking about his well-being, and praying for his success and achievement.
We need more videos of people in wholesome marriages and with caring partners on the internet.
The perpetual evil demonisation of marriage damages the psyche and reasoning of too many young people.
This video is so positive and inspiring.
Wow. I wish everyone watches this clip.
Hello @afcbournemouth
Iโm Olaogun, a winger also played as a striker from Nigeria.
Iโm not asking for a contract. Iโm asking for 7 days on trial to show you what I can do. If Iโm not good enough, Iโll walk away with no hard feelings.
Iโm fast, direct, and I work harder than anyone on the pitch.
My highlights are here: https://t.co/nD68FCLsMn
Thanks,
Olaogun
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