The same man in Canada will come back tired from work and still:
-Clear heaps of snow
-Mow the lawn before & after winter
-Fix broken things at home when applicable
-Help with your car
-Take the trash out
-Help with domestic chores
He doesn't call it unpaid o 😂😂😂
I will weigh in on this conversation as someone who lived in the uk 🇬🇧 before moving to Canada 🇨🇦, I had male colleagues at work who will show up with freshly made food cooked by their wives yet they don’t know how to boil water, infact some of them work the same hours or even lesser hours than their wives, the problem I have with Nigerian 🇳🇬 men is not women not wanting to spilt it’s the fact that you want a working woman to still do unpaid labour for you without lifting a finger to help out in other department that’s exactly what this women are avoiding, as a man living abroad don’t marry a woman that will not help you financially because you’ll just kpai of bills via hypertension but at the same time don’t come abroad with men don’t enter kitchen mentality, there are days I come back from work and I’ll feel like fainting I go just chop bread sleep I don’t want to come back like that and someone expects me to cook Egusi because the same Nigerian men will date “oyibo” that eats take out everyday and be okay with it, but once it’s a Nigerian woman you want her to do 9 to 5, cook, clean, get pregnant give birth do school runs and still split 50/50 then if you see her she’ll be looking like a mad woman that’s unfair and I’m not mad at the single ladies who don’t want to do that it’s their choice leave them alone! Shalom!
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You can now buy and sell on Ifẹ̀ : The Yoruba digital world! 🛍️
Discover, connect, and trade with ease.
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Peter Obi visit to Jos flopped so much, he told Obidients to upload protest videos from Gambia 🇬🇲 as video of his visit to Jos.
Peter Obi the fraud.
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In 1948, the Ibo Federal Union became the Ibo State Union. The change was meant to organise the Ibo linguistic group as a political unit, in line with the NCNC’s Freedom Charter, and to bring other Ibo unions, like the Mbiase Union, under one big umbrella and Azikiwe went on to lead the Union.
In that same year, 1948, Yoruba people launched Ẹgbẹ́ Ọmọ Odùduwà in Nigeria, after it had already been founded in London in 1945. Zik called it “a fascist organisation” and said it “must be crushed to the earth.” Meanwhile, he gingered his Yoruba allies in the NCNC to form a parallel Yoruba Federal Union.
In other words, Ibo political unity was acceptable, but Yoruba organising was a problem? Azikiwe would tell you one thing and do another. Na lamba man.
Beware of people like ZIK.
The first person to be called tribal bigot in Nigeria was Awolowo, and the first person to call another person tribal bigot was Zik.
He called Awolowo a tribal bigot when Awolowo created “Egbe Omo Odua” association 1947.
That was after the creation of “Ibo federation union” in 1937 and Zik became the president in 1946.
Ibos had their own union, and Zik was the president in. But immediately Awolowo created Egbe Omo Odua, he called Awo a tribal Bigot.
Can you ibos still hasn’t changed today??
If ibos fool you, it’s because you didn’t read your history
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This is for those who usually spell Yoruba words like “japa” as “jakpa” and “ponmo” as “kponmo.”
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President Tinubu, please create a policy on population control 🙏🏿
Low-IQ people like these must not be allowed to procreate.
They are getting too many 😭
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Your tawheed is to break families apart, oshey assistant malaika
I remember what my teacher once told me. He said, "AYO, if you want people to like you, do not preach Tawheed, because the very moment you preach pure Tawheed, you will gather enemies." It’s true.
Reading the comments under this video breaks my heart. It shows how many Muslims have not invested any real time into learning their religion.
How do I even explain this without getting on people's nerves, when culture and vibes have replaced basic Islamic knowledge?
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Lmao 😂😂😂
Mama tí wọn rẹla yẹn.
God bless you maami 🙌
Ọmọ ẹni ó ní sedi bẹbẹrẹ, ká fi ìlékè sidi ọmọ ẹlòmíì.
Tinubu náà ń gbìyànjú, omi ló pọ ju ọkà lọ
Obidient think say na to open #VawulenceSpace 😆😆
That woman that said "Peter Obi" and all the "We don't know yet" are all voting Bola Tinubu 😅
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Ladies from the Northern part of Nigeria were asked what ethnicity would they love to be other than their current ethnicities and they all chose Yoruba.
In my next life, I’d still chose to be Yoruba.
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You see how a sitting governor waited for the girls to be recognized by the federal government first before saying anything about one of the girls from his state?
Aside from the chain of command, some things are basic common sense and wisdom.
But a certain former governor and presidential aspirant with no office thought it wise to "welcome" the girls at the airport, all for the purpose of photo ops that he would have used on the internet and possibly use to throw shade at the FG because of the elections coming up.
Your candidate doesn't have sense.
On behalf of the Government and people of Akwa Ibom State, I heartily congratulate our dear daughter, Mary Dunstan Akpan, and the entire Flamingos team on this historic achievement.
Mary, you have demonstrated the true Akwa Ibom spirit of excellence, determination and resilience. Your outstanding performance throughout the tournament, including your memorable goal against Mexico, has brought great pride to our State.
I equally celebrate your teammates, the coaching crew and the entire technical team, including two of our own, Arit Robert Effiong, the Team Secretary, and Charity Etim Godwin, the team’s Physiotherapist, for their contributions to this historic achievement.
As a government, we will continue to invest in sports development, talent discovery and youth empowerment, in line with our ARISE Agenda, to provide opportunities for our young people to realise their full potential.
You have made us proud, and we celebrate you.
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I pity any Igbo person wey Dey plan on voting for Peter Obi for rivers state.
2027 Igbos go understand say most of these their online fooling get repercussions for real life.
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Calling on the Lagos State Government and all relevant authorities to urgently issue a clear public warning against inflammatory ethnic rhetoric, defamatory claims and slurs capable of provoking hostility, tension and public disorder within Lagos State.
Public declarations suggesting that indigenous Yoruba people of Lagos do not own businesses, have no legitimate economic presence, or should be collectively denigrated within their own state are deeply inflammatory and risk fuelling ethnic mistrust.
Freedom of expression must not become a licence for ethnic incitement, deliberate falsehoods, defamatory generalisations or rhetoric capable of setting communities against one another.
The Lagos State Government, security agencies and relevant national institutions should make it clear that inflammatory ethnic messaging which threatens public peace will not be normalised.
This is not about suppressing disagreement. It is about preventing reckless rhetoric from escalating into hostility, intimidation, confrontation or disorder.
Lagos needs responsible public discourse, firm enforcement of the law and clear protection against ethnic incitement from every direction.
PUBLIC PEACE MUST COME BEFORE PROVOCATION.
ETHNIC INCITEMENT MUST NOT BE NORMALISED.
LAGOS MUST NOT BE ALLOWED TO BECOME A PLATFORM FOR HATE, FALSEHOODS OR DELIBERATE ETHNIC PROVOCATION.
@followlasg @jidesanwoolu @PoliceNG @NhrcNigeria @NOA_Nigeria
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After 14 years on X, I just discovered you can screenshot a tweet straight from the Copy Link option. 😂
One of the fastest ways to solve overcrowding in Lagos is to allow corps members to serve within their own regions.
Stop turning NYSC into a one-way ticket to Lagos, let graduates build their own local economies first.
I know it won’t stop people from migrating to Lagos completely, but most people who had no prior intention are mostly gingered to migrate by NYSC.
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Gèlè is already a commodity. We already buy it in the market, and we literally have professional gèlè artistes. Yorùbá fashion is already a mega industry, and gèlè has been worn for centuries, even millennia, so nobody alive today "wore it first."
Any Yorùbá artist can wear gèlè. It is both tangible and intangible cultural heritage, meaning it belongs to the collective Yorùbá.
No one can claim it as an exclusive brand or stop other Yorùbá women from wearing their own heritage, the exact same way Kim Kardashian wasn't allowed to trademark "Kimono."
At best, people can create custom textile prints or patterns, not own a centuries-old tradition. Emergency theorist.




































