Sir Collins, MAAT.

If some married women come out and tell you what they’re facing in the hands of their disabled husbands you’ll almost call them liars. Some are vi0lent, some cheat and some are abvsive. When I hear these stories i remember a coursemate whose husband will ask her to kneel so he can beat her. He’s on a wheelchair and she’ll be kneeling to collect beating. I never believed it until she showed us videos cos she was piling evidences to use and walk away from the marriage. Another one said her husband is like a dwarf, like he’s got stunted growth and anytime they have misunderstanding, because he can’t hit her, he’ll be biting her legs until she falls, then he’ll climb her and be punching her. How are you married to ungrateful humans bikonu! People that should be happy they have a partner taking care of them, they’re busy doing John cena with them. You’re on wheelchair, I am the bread winner and I’ll be kneeling down for you to slap me? As how nah? Like how????? Some women are trying oo, una doh!!!

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My President is in Windsor, Uk My President is honest and has integrity My President travels a lot My President is not Sick

My President is in Windsor, Uk My President is honest and has integrity My President travels a lot My President is not Sick

what's the most painful "NO" you've told someone. share, let's learn.

tell us 2 truths and 2 lies about yourself... let's see if we can deduce the truth and lie.

The idiot made a mockery of Jesus but this is the part that interests you 🤡

My brief conversation with a 25 year old young man 👇.

Men, how much does your barber now charge you for haircut in this economy?

Listen to this exchange between an ABC reporter and President Trump. Aside from the arrogance with which Trump responded to the question, you have to appreciate that the U.S. has a system that enables journalists look their President in the face and ask him hard questions!✍️

🇰🇵 Most girls want an SUV for their 16th birthday. Kim Jong Un's daughter got a tank. Well played.

In January, I was the loudest voice on X criticizing the Iranian regime. Result? All regime supporters flooded my comments calling me a ‘zionist’ and an ‘Israeli asset’ Now, as I criticize this war (I’ve always been anti-war), some pro Israeli hawks voices are labeling me a ‘regime sympathizer’ The same happened during the Gaza war: I got called both a zionist and an anti semite, and received death threats from both sides Here’s my stance so you don’t have to guess: - Very critical of the Iranian regime. What they did in January was horrific - The current war is a mistake, and if the objective is regime change, then I am very worried about Iran’s future as risks of civil war increase - I am very critical of what Israel did in Gaza and the West Bank, and more nuanced on their attacks on Hezbollah and Iran - I believe Hezbollah should be disarmed - The U.S. objective in this war is control of the Strait of Hormuz, to beat China in the AI race. I’ve always said I want the U.S. to win the AI arms race, as I do not want to live in a world where AI is controlled by an autocracy - As an Australian citizen, I am a believer in our democratic way of life and have always been critical of anyone threatening democracies (EU, Brazil, Pakistan). But this does not mean I support the various interest groups pushing our world into endless wars - As the son of a religious Christian family, I respect all religions, but don’t think religion should ever justify wars Did I miss anything?

The Etymology of Ịchàfụ or Ichàfò The Claim: Ichafu is a corruption of the French word "Chiffon." The Reality: Ichafu is a native Igbo compound noun derived from the active verbs Ịchị (to gather) and Ịfụ/Ịfọ (to wrap/bind). 1. The Verb Roots (The "Action") Íchí (from Ịchị): To gather, bunch up, collect, or marshal. This describes the manual manipulation of the fabric into folds and pleats to create volume. Áfụ́ / Áfọ́ (from Ịfụ/Ịfọ): To wrap, bind, envelope, or secure. This describes the structural act of winding the fabric around the head. The Action Phrase: Íchí áfụ́ ísí — To gather and wrap the head. (The literal manual for creating a flamboyant head-dress). 2. The Noun Formation (The "Object") In Igbo morphology, adding the prefix Ì- to a verb compound creates a noun. Ìchàfụ̀ / Ìchàfọ̀: The sculptural result of the gathered wrap. 3. The 1904 "Receipt" (The Historical Proof) The ancient English-Ibo-French Dictionary documents the word in its uncontracted, original form: Içi-ọfọ (Ichi-ofo) Içi-afo(ichi-afo), Içafo(Ichafo) The Categorization: It is listed under "Kerchief" “head dress," with the French equivalent being Couvre-chef(Head-cover) and Coiffure (Elaborate Hairstyle/Head-dress). 4. In the same 1904 record, the French authors who were native speakers—defined Chiffon as Nkilika-akwa(Rags/Clouts). There is zero linguistic connection. Igbos did not name their "Coiffure" after a French word for rags. They named it after the ART of the Ichi-afo (The Gathered Wrap).