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the Father-Son relationship really needs to be studied.
At first there's rivalry, then there's distance, then there's that fear of disappointing him, and then when you grow up you realize that he wanted the best for you, in his own way, but he was the only man who wanted to see you succeed, and also the only man you were always afraid of disappointing. That's the essence of the average father-son relationship...
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He just didnt expect us to go that dumb
Seth@fiercepatricks
Homosexuality didn't even make it into the 10 commandments so clearly God wasnt pressed about the situation
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I will wear Agbada anywhere in this World and there’s nothing anyone can say to make me feel less of myself.
I wore Aso Oke to Rams Park in Istanbul and all the people from the stadium’s entrance stared in astonishment.
I got compliments from the lots of them even as they struggle to speak proper English but you can tell by the expressions on their faces.
Some asked for a picture together before, during and even after the match. Will I do it again? Absolutely YES.
You can let a racist clown you about your own traditional attire. We are proud to wear our culture anywhere in the World and there is nothing you can do to shake the regalia of a Yoruba man in his full Agbada attire.
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I want to be rich. But not Lamborghini
or Rolex rich, I want to be rich enough to go to the gym at 3pm and nobody can tell me no. To tap the family in front of me at the supermarket and say, "It's on me," Rich enough that my future wife never has to worry about getting a job. Rich enough to show my children the world, not pictures of it. Rich enough to take my friends to dinner and say, "| got this", Rich enough that God uses me to help the people who are in need. That's my version of rich.
quote@itsmubashi
Daily reminder :
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This was last year in Southern Niger, near Nigeria's border. These "Islamic Jihadists" have diesel generators, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cash, and Starlink terminals. Every kb of data sent on a Starlink network is traceable and identifiable, and Starlink itself is a US military project.
So please explain where semi-literate, "Caliphate-seeking Jihadists" obtained and learned how to use all this equipment; and how they coordinate their operation using internet terminals controlled by the US military, which somehow never shut them down and allowed them keep running even though they definitely knew what they were being used for!
And you're supposed to believe that this is some sort of organic religious movement that somehow took some of the world's poorest people in some desolate part of the Sahel - people who cook with firewood and dry cow dung, and who have never handled N15,000 before in their lives - and magically earned them the $40,000 minimum you need to buy the equipment in these pictures; then they somehow learned how to use all these things that they had never seen before by reepating "Allahu Akbar!" 3 times while turning in a circle.
At some point you have to look at the material facts of the matter, then look at yourself in a mirror and answer the question, "Am I an absolute dickhead? Am I really this stupid?"




Alan Dizzle@CantStopLans
Again who taught illiterate cattle herders how to use military grade equipment. Who funds their operations. How do they buy fuel? Food? Drugs? Medicine? Where do they sleep? We’re not a serious country. That’s the truth.
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