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••MOH••JAY•• retweeted
I think it was this one Saturday when I planned an outing with my guys, only for everyone to cancel at the last minute. I was the only one left and I was still at home oo, and normally I was supposed to just stay back but no, I still went out😭
So I just wandered around, I sat at a restaurant, then I stumbled on an owambe and stayed there till around 6pm when they started packing up. After that I went to a mai suya spot and stayed till 9 pm.
I later walked home and got home around 10:30 when I could have just taken a bike ooI. I took my shower and slept. All this because I didn't want to stay at home😭😭
Omo I'm homophobic like mad😂😂
••MOH••JAY•• retweeted
If it is an hospital around Mokola you did the test. They didn’t accidentally switch anything. It’s a racket. They will tell you you have HIV. Then out of fear, you will ask what can be done. They will tell you there is a supplement that can help. Thats where the extortion will start. Then they will tell you there is a cure. That’s when the real extortion will start. You cannot tell anybody. Soo you keep paying.
It is an old playbook.
When they don chop you wella, they can even introduce a cure to you for let’s say 10m or 15m. Once you pay, they give you pain reliever or any nonsense drug. And ask you to go do test somewhere else. That’s where you will know you don’t have any HIV again. You will still even call them and be thanking them even after they don scam you.
Same gimmick for penis enlargement creams and all. If you buy penis enlargement cream, you cannot call out the person that sold it to you that it didn’t work.
Welcome to my scam 101 Ted talk. 😅
Did an HIV test in 2014 and somehow the hospital staff accidentally switched my result with the man who did his test before me,I started crying immediately I saw it was positive.
My sister dey shout “They will now be using 'Ile Awon Deji to ni AIDS' to describe our house."
I had to redo the test 6 times.
NO!
The “ALWAYS” is the problem.
Standing for the anthem only means something if people choose to do it. Once you make it mandatory for guys who are just there to play a game, it stops being respect and turns into a loyalty check. Athletes aren’t soldiers or government workers. They’re employees. Expecting them to freeze for three minutes every single time like it’s part of their contract is forcing a performance.
Real respect shows up in how someone acts day to day, not whether they stand still for a song. Plenty of people stand while not giving a damn about the country, and some who don’t stand still care more than most. The gesture alone doesn’t prove anything.
A country that needs to force everyone into the exact same pose to feel respected is already losing the point of the anthem. You can want athletes to stand and still think they shouldn’t *have* to. The second you add “always,” the choice is gone and so is the meaning.
