Bay of Biscayne retweeted
Remove Southerm Nigeria from Nigeria and the country will be a mix of Somalia, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Nigeria will be exporting home-grown terrorists
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I don’t understand men who keep pursuing women who clearly don’t like them. Even if you win, look what you’ve won. Someone you had to beg, and that is going to be the nature of the relationship, you begging for everything
You mean billionaires are leaving people too broke to buy anything? Not their leaders and politicians?
I cannot wrap my head around the endgame here. If you destroy the planet, crash the global economy, and leave ordinary people too broke to buy anything, what exactly are billionaires planning to do with all that money? Sit in underground bunkers staring at bank balances while the world falls apart? Wealth is only valuable when there's a functioning society around it. So what exactly are they trying to win?
Bay of Biscayne retweeted
Last season Carrick would use players that hadn't kicked a ball in 2 weeks to beat a team that played twice a week, and Man Utd fans were comparing him to Arteta.
In the end, he still never won 5 games in a row
Everyone saw through him, except their fans
This is more than 100% true. There's a deep culture of conservatism that someone picks up as he or she studies STEM.
STEM compels critical thinking and makes you accept the reality of life as against the superficiality that arts and humanities studies preach.
Bay of Biscayne retweeted
I’ve noticed that leftists mostly come from arts and humanities backgrounds while rightists are mostly from STEM backgrounds. That’s why most leftists are ready to sell their own country because they barely make money.
Do you know what it means for the youth leader of a party to have spare 1 billion to distribute Prados? Youth leader not commissioner or Minister.
This is why when some people were claiming Nigeria was poor and we are not "oil rich" after I made a post saying education in an oil producing nation should be free, I felt like going crazy.
Do you know the careless funds at the disposal of these people? I feel anyone supporting APC at this point is a demon from hell and that's the mildest way I can put it.
Bay of Biscayne retweeted
If Dangote was an actual businessman, he would be pushing with all his might, all his energy, all his attention day and night, for sny policies that will increase the rate of housing development because that would mean massively increase in demand for his cement
This is the thing with fake news. If you're a halfwit like most people, you will think this man was just an innocent person who was treated badly by ICE.
Meanwhile, all you have to do is step back and analyse the headline critically. Look at the key words: "father", "no criminal records", "Uber driver". The heading is skewed so that it makes it seem like the man was not an immigrant.
Once you figure out the trick, the most important question will surface. Which is: Why would an illegal immigrant father with no criminal record be working for ICE for 25 years? This means he has been evading taxes.
A Texas father who had lived in the U.S. for 25 years with no criminal record was finishing his night shift as an Uber driver when immigration agents detained him.
Without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge, he was put on a plane and sent first to Ghana, a country where he had no ties. He was then sent to his home country, despite a determination by a U.S. immigration court judge that he could not be deported there due to likely persecution. cbsn.ws/3Ude66r
Bay of Biscayne retweeted
Replying to @60Minutes
“A Texas father who had lived in the US for 25 years” is a funny way of saying “An illegal alien who evaded deportation for 25 years”
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So many things to consider before we can have this kind of turnout in Nigeria. But the most important of them is the propensity of Brazilians to cause extreme violence and targeted witch-hunting of politicians. Imagine rigging this kind of election. Brazilians will make sure your family and those you care about pay for it.
Nigerians do not have such a spirit. That's why it seems our politicians struck gold.
Bay of Biscayne retweeted
President Trump: Why do we always have to take people from sh*thouse countries? Why can’t we take people from Norway, Sweden, why not Denmark?
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Your progressive feminist wife who is defying the patriarchy and gender norms will unlook quietly while her family extorts you traditionally then during the ceremony when they tell her to kneel down and feed her husband or demand her to do something for the man she'll suddenly remember she's a feminist again and that the the tradition is misogynistic and subjugating to women
What you do for her makes you love her; it does not make her love you.
It is the things she does for you that makes her love you. If she does not do stuff for you, she does not love you.
For God *SO LOVED* the world that he *GAVE*...
“You’re the one making it a big deal.”
That’s what my friend’s girlfriend of almost five years told him this morning during a back and forth call.
His birthday was yesterday. She didn’t post about him. Not sure she called or wished him a happy birthday, let alone got him a gift. She initially said she didn’t have his picture. Someone who’s timeline was flooded with photos of him and well wishes
He sent a long message about how he felt (unnecessary, I think). Then she called this morning and said, “You’re the one making it a big deal,” after he told her not to worry because she was apologizing.
They started dating when he was serving, she was also just in second year. He assisted her financially and emotionally through school, got and paid for her apartment, and after she finished, assisted her with a job in finance (different from her field of study). These are just the surface level things he did.
He told me she does only the barest minimum as a babe to make his life easier. She barely cooks or cleans on her own. Sometimes they have issues and she won’t speak to him for weeks. I asked why he’s still there. Later I found out she was his first love.
I’m concerned, not just about him getting into another relationship, but how this experience will shape how he sees girls. The dating pool is a mess right now. May God help everybody.




















