James Ifemeje

WE HAVE FAILED IF WE EVER STOP TALKING ABOUT BORNO & OYO CHILDREN.

I worked with a boss who will never excuse his wife even if you go to him for matters of confidentiality. He would say "Don't worry about Mommy"(His Wife). He reports every damn thing to her. He tragically lost the Wife and he cried like it's the biggest tragedy of his life only to remarry the following month.

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It is very rampant in most Igbo-dominated major markets in Lagos, Abuja and the South East. Whenever the market is closing, you need to see the number of young beautiful girls trooping out of all these major markets. Those girls are on N20k-N30k salary but are using 17 Pro Max. The apprentices, middle men(Ndi Oso Afia) and bosses at the market take their turns on them and most of them marry the sales girls. Infact just like women position themselves at churches to attract husbands, most of those sales girls accept the N20k salary(even when it barely covers their transportation) just so they can position themselves in a market filled with very wealthy business men and gullible apprentices. Most of them wear very tight, short and revealing clothes to the market every day and trust testosterone to do its job. Men like to think they are the hunters but they couldn't be more wrong. Women are the actual hunters while men are the hunted. To digress, cheating does not only happen in hospitals between doctors and nurses or banks between employees or employees and employers, it happens in almost every setting where men and women constantly spend time together. A lot of married businessmen are fvcking their sales girls. A lot of sales girls in relationships are fvcking their bosses, apprentices and middle men at the market. Proximity is the biggest enabler of infidelity.

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@davidallen595 @hashjenni The corruption of FIFA started during the tenure of João Havelange

@hashjenni FIFA might not have been corupt back then.

Fun fact. For the 1966 World Cup, England debated denying visas for North Korea. FIFA responded that if any players from any teams were denied visas,they would relocate the World Cup, even at the last minute.

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A retweet cost 0.00 naira.. it’s been almost 27 days now…. 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

🏆 Referee announced for 2026 #SuperCup! We're pleased to share that Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the highly anticipated match between PSG and Aston Villa in Salzburg.

If you’re Nigerian and you didn’t drop litter in your environment today, like & RT. I want to check something.

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@MaryRoseMalomo I read it as her trying to make us understand where the man is coming from. Basically the man is high up and can't go for less. That's what I'm thinking o

I'm confused. Is "he earns 1.5M btw" meant to shame him?

@Omiragua_Teejay @EmmentCommunic1 I can't even deny this because I experienced it in lagos in 2015. My Igbo brothers were at home shouting "ojebe go" "incumbent no dey lose election".

@EmmentCommunic1 My former landlord and his brothers including friends (all Igbos) sat at home drinking beer and pepper soup on election day. They didn't go out to vote.

"My vote won't change the country. Says 40 million people who stayed home."

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This woman reports that her little niece was kidnapped last night. She has been appealing to the public to help her share this video incase someone may have seen the little girl. Please help share this video. Let’s help find this innocent little baby.

Why people ignore Naoim where is the humunity

My dad once followed a hotel porter down two flights of stairs over a bottle of water. It became one of the most important money lessons of my life growing up. Years ago, he traveled to Abuja on a business trip and lodged at a hotel. He got thirsty in his room and called downstairs for a bottle of water. A porter brought it up, Ragolis, and handed him a bill for ₦2,500. My dad looked at it and asked why water cost that much. The man explained that the water was ₦500, and the other ₦2,000 was the flat service charge for bringing it up to the room. My dad handed the bottle back and told him to take it away. Then he got up, put on his slippers, and followed the porter all the way down to the bar. When they got there, he picked up the same bottle himself, dropped ₦500 on the counter, and walked back up to his room. He wasn't broke. He just wasn't going to pay four times the price of something because someone else could carry it up a flight of stairs. That was how he taught me, through a story where he dramatized the march downstairs to the laughter of the entire family, that you don't spend money just because you have it. Two weeks I was at the mall with my son and he wanted water. We were in front of a restaurant selling it for 10 dirhams and he pointed and said let's get it here. I told him we were going to walk to the Carrefour a few meters away in the same mall instead. He asked why we couldn't just buy from the first shop, and I told him he would find out when we got there. We got there and he was surprised to see the same bottle going for one dirham. I can afford the 10 dirhams. But when two shops are almost side by side, why pay ten for what costs one? We don't waste money or spend just because. If it were an emergency or the only shop around, that's a different thing. But it wasn't. Sometimes you just walk the extra hundred meters.

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