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itsharlee

@itsharlima

•Muslim•In a wave of self discovery• Books•Art•

England, United Kingdom เข้าร่วม Kasım 2021
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@aj_lemi Nutella is a chocolate 'spread', no one calls it chocolate butter. If it's marketed as a spread, then that's what is tho? . Idg insisting it's butter. Not every spread will be butter despite the color.
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yorubafulani 🎀
yorubafulani 🎀@aj_lemi·
Margarine una You people continue to be disengenious in this conversation. They know we'd just call it butter if they put it as bread spread. So they aren't necessarily lying (so that nafdac probably wouldn't sanction them) Acting like we didn't think it was butter growing up.
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maybe jay?@Jaythekeed

its marketed as a spread/margarine o😳

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itsharlee
itsharlee@itsharlima·
Properly started reading this yesterday and already half way through. I lovvveee a good book. Omg.🥹
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@tomisin_ms Wanting to sell her to a Nigerian man of all demographics. They'll abuse her and then possibly even pimp her out knowing she won't be able to communicate or understand. I hate these nighas so much. The pastor inclusive
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@chocomocococo They should never have gotten married with this type of history. Union way never even pass breakfast morning, don scatter.
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@saratu Yesss. And it sadly can be traced to the large weaponizing of respect. Younger groups engage in ‘mature’ behavior to prevent being looked down upon, and older groups avoid things that will generally be seen as ‘agbaya’ behavior to maintain the respect they think they deserve.
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S.@saratu·
It’s been interesting to watch the way Nigerians are talking about Trudeau being at Coachella at 54. Nigerians often “act older” because we want respect/regard. Being seen to do “youthful” things is looked down on past a certain age. For sure as a woman, but for men too.
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@AceTolulope See. Their cognitive dissonance is always incredibly stupid to witness.🤣
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@_worldoftella Mind you, EVERYBODY is just one sickness or accident away from disability. Even if you felt catfished, there was definitely a better way to end things than throwing the disability in their face. He dodged a bullet, you're either an obtuse or awful person. Do better
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@sylee_jhay Yesss😭😭😂😂. Although, we didn't watch this House of Wax at that time. We had watched the Jump In& HSM dvd collection but mostly horror,suspense,thriller genre of movies. 😂
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Anas@thebookofanas·
Also, if you’re in Abuja, consider visiting NASRDA, located around Airport Road in Lugbe. Visitations are allowed into the national museum and costs just ₦4,000. That gets you access to the national museum, a guided tour covering Nigeria’s space program history, models of our orbiting satellites, immersive VR experiences, interactive games, and a collection of fascinating artifacts. Last time I was there, the lady at the receptionist was telling me about a sort of astronomy based python programming course that they offer, but I never followed up on it. So yeah, they’ve got so much to offer. Please pay them a visit, I beg you in the name of Artemis II. Space exploration is a wonderful and humbling experience and there’s so much to learn and know.
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Wittig Lyon@ibn_wittig

I totally understand you but Nigeria has a Space Program... and most people don’t even know how deep it goes. From launching satellites to planning human spaceflight this thread will surprise you. Nigeria runs its space missions through National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA). Established in 1999 and the goal was to put Nigeria on the global space map. Nigeria built her first satellite NigeriaSat-1 (2003). Although built in the UK and launched from Russia. But here’s the interesting part…NigeriaSat-1 wasn’t just for Nigeria. It joined the Disaster Monitoring Constellation and helping monitor floods, wildfires, and disasters worldwide. Nigeria is also a contributor to global space efforts. Even despite challenges, Nigeria didn’t stop there. More satellites followed: NigeriaSat-2 (high-resolution imaging) NigeriaSat-X (partly built by Nigerians ) NigComSat-1R (communications & internet) Not everything went smoothly by the way NigComSat-1 (2007) failed in orbit after about a year. But instead of stopping we came back stronger. In 2011, Nigeria launched NigComSat-1R, a replacement, better, improved system. That’s resilience most people don’t talk about. Here’s something you may find wild though Nigeria once planned to send an astronaut to space. Yes… a Nigerian in space. (It didn’t happen but the ambition was REAL.) So Nigeria is quietly using space tech daily: Communication (TV, internet), Agriculture monitoring, Mapping & GPS, Urban planning, Security You’re probably benefiting without realizing it. Nigeria has satellites in space but doesn’t launch rockets (yet). Launches are done via Russia, China, etc. Nigeria’s space story is just getting started. And one day… We might see 🇳🇬 launching rockets from its own soil. Maybe in our lifetime or not.

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Chris
Chris@chijiokechuwa·
Happy birthday 🎊🎉 to me!! A year older, a year wiser! I thank God.
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
Randomly mentioned to this girly pop how I had a coughing fit that kept me up during the early hours of the morning while talking about NASA, and in the next breath she says she’s ordered dehumidifiers for me. The quickness of it without a second thought? Female care fr🥹>>>>>>>
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itsharlee@itsharlima·
@abdool_moh Then she should have realized that being asked to cook anything comes with the field she chose. There4, a part of Islam is knowing when not to indulge in things. I see Muslims will go into a particular field and start doing all kinds of religious dynamics when it can be avoided.
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Abdool Moh.@abdool_moh·
I often hear from new reverts that one of the key factors that drew them to Islam is the ability of Muslims to choose their religious values & SAY NO to worldly temptations in difficult circumstances. It is a habit mastered by Muslims. We are all ambassadors of islam without realizing it. May Allah increase us in faith.
Azat@AzatAlsalim

Soko, a Muslim contestant on MasterChef Spain, refuses to cook pork: "For me, my religion is more important than anything else." The judges send her straight to elimination: "Here, you come to cook everything."

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@__dabira__ Seee, my mind is blown. This just reinforced my love for sci fi/space movies.
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This is crazy. This is absolutely insane??? The moment you see the sky above you again? The sun? I can't believe this is actually a thing. We're on this floating rock held together by science and/or faith and there's people being sent outside of it? It's too much for me😭🤚🏾
cooper!@CULTLECLERC

genuinely unfathomable video i cannot begin to imagine the feeling of seeing the beauty of earth below you as you go into a firery freefall hoping you don't burn up and die lol

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