I am an lgbo man married to a Yoruba woman! Igbos do not hate Yorubas.
Neither do Yorubas hate Igbos.
Politicians are using tribe as an excuse to cover their evil
They dont like you whether Igbo or Yoruba.
They only care about their pockets. Be wiser.
Omo! Being a Judge is not easy o.
Cos what do you mean someone will have to preside over a case saying that the Peter and Paul we (likely including the judge o) have been watching on TV is not Psquare but their brother Jude is Psquare 💀🤣?
I go first hit gavel for no reason
I love the freedom of America. It really is the greatest country on earth.
The President can have his wishes upturned by the Supreme Court.
It’s un-African
This is one of the most heart-wrenching moments I’ve ever experienced .
All our lives, we’re taught that people dance when they’re happy, when they’re celebrating, when they’re full of joy.
But this last dance? Words cannot describe the pain it carries.
When my siblings and I buried our father, we were leaving the mortuary for the graveside. The undertakers were doing their thing, playing music as they always do. We were silently walking ahead of the procession when the leader came up to me and said something I’ll never forget:
“Start dancing. This is the last respect you’re giving your father.”
My father was a joyful man. He loved to dance.
Omo, I burst into dance.
But my heart was in pieces.
I was dancing and crying at the same time. The pain was so overwhelming that I could barely breathe. Tears blurred my vision and I could hardly see where I was going, but I kept dancing.
Because for that moment, through all the grief and heartbreak, it was my final dance with my father.