MD🩺|YNWA|
Nigeria
Joined March 2013
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Are you sure Peter Obi didn't win the 2023 elections?
Why is Peter Obi still the focus of your campaigns?
What exactly are you afraid of?
Why is a ruling party, with the President in power and 36 governors in its corner still so obsessed with Peter Obi?
It's not normal
“I chased Peter Obi from PDP, he ran to Labour Party, LP had problems, he ran away to ADC, ADC didn’t give him ticket, he ran away again. One day if we have problems with Cameroon, he’ll run away from Nigeria. If it’s time to contest for social media president, vote for him”
Wike comes for Peter Obi
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You could see that Barcola had a look before making that cross.
@Carra23 said Barcola just played it into the area.
Man also said Wirtz was lucky with that goal, that he played it onto his left foot but he didn't.
An incredibly irritating individual, Jamie.
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You guys don't understand.
Doctors in Nigeria don't work shifts. You resume by 8am and close by 4pm.
If you're on call, you'll continue working from that 4pm till 8am the next day and the cycle continues.
If na headache carry you come by that 12am, walai you must do MRI
'So why is it difficult to make that distinction?'
Unua don see how e dy be when unua dy shout 'All men?'🤣😭
Can someone educate me, please? Nigerian women living abroad, whether married to or dating Nigerian men, how exactly does this 50/50 arrangement work?
Do you split everything financially down to the last penny? And do the men also split household responsibilities 50/50? Chores, cooking, cleaning and everything that comes with running a home? Or is it just the bills that are expected to be shared equally while the responsibilities at home remain largely on the woman's shoulders?
I genuinely want to understand because I don't live abroad, and I don't understand the dynamics behind all this 50/50 debate that's been dominating my timeline.
I also want to believe that some Nigerian men living abroad are married to Nigerian women or are in relationships with them. Do your wives split the bills 50/50? Do your girlfriends contribute equally?
And if some women come out to say they don't believe in splitting bills 50/50, why does that suddenly become an excuse to drag and generalise all Nigerian women? That's the part I don't understand.
Now, because of this same argument, foreigners have joined in to insult and generalise Nigerian women, and some Nigerian men are happily clapping along.
Well, I'm not surprised. Anything to drag a Nigerian woman, anything to disparage, degrade or humiliate her, and some of you are right there, eager to join in. Put all Nigerian women under one tweet and watch how excited some of you become.
Some of you will eventually marry Nigerian women. Some of you already have Nigerian wives. You have mothers, sisters, female cousins and other female relatives. Yet you find it so easy to insult an entire population of women because of the actions or opinions of a few.
We all know that not every Nigerian woman thinks or behaves the same way. So why is it so difficult to make that distinction?
Honestly, the level of excitement and the kind of erection some of you have been getting from this gender war over the past few days is something else.
Some people genuinely enjoy having a reason to hate and insult women. Keep being the idiots you are. Some men are just completely off it for me.
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Ah! It's this bad?
I cannot stand seeing Nigerian bitches here in the UK sometimes, they are all the fucking same.
Masculine.
Fake hair 24/7.
Do not shut the fuck up.
Always trying to compete with men.
Constantly lying and are money hungry.
Barely make effort in their appearances.
Do not bother.
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Unua go just dy tweet anything weh come unua mind as if unua nor dy live for Nigeria.
Make BAT win again, I just dy laugh
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When Iraola is ready, he'll take Szobo to RB.
He's just a roadrunner.
Doesn't help in build up.
Bring in Nyoni plz!
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