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1. The illusion of choice: we think we have a lot of options, especially with social media and dating apps. We are quick to move on at every of our partners flaws.
2. The 80/20 rule. If you don’t know what that is, that’s your 1st mistake. Check this thread. I’ll explain 🙏🏾
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The person who said that, once men are in an industry, they change job titles, didn't lie.
We’re building out a new program at @NotionHQ:
We call it field storytellers.
Where Internet filmmakers & creators meet local businesses. All around the world. They travel there to apprentice a business for a day/two, and come back with stories, documented and published.
Field storytelling is a bet that stories are best told and relationships are best built when it’s done out on the field.
If you’re great with a camera, love traveling to meet local businesses, and Internet savvy with an audience, reach out 🖤
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Replying to @brianmacffaden
With your long ass neck like fibre x pole….Keep shoving your own advice down your throat..Llama
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I have these bras on Sales and it’s going for N2,500 each
3 for N7,000
Send a dm to @Adorae__ ✨
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Kiss their wives goodbye, head off to war to kill other women husbands, pillage lands, displace thousands of people, take them captive and rape their women.
So romantic
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Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But since no one was listening, everything must be said again.
- André Gide
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I think the hate towards Mummy Zee stems from the realization that she lacks empathy, especially for someone who has benefited from the kindness of others.
The woman is a widow. There are more compassionate ways to express your thoughts. Her question might have been harmless but the way she framed it made the widow sound like a potential husband murderer.
No empathy, no compassion, just a woman being subjected to unnecessary attacks.
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1. Your men slapped a woman who was on a call before you arrived, how was she alerting the fraudsters?
2. From the video evidence, your men didn’t attempt to identify themselves with an ID card - how was she to know they're not Kidnappers and attempt to alert neighbours (I noticed a brief moment when she might have attempted to dial another number).
3. From the video evidence, your men were dragging a suspect on the floor while another was stomping on his legs - is this the standard procedure?
No one said you shouldn't do your jobs, the manner in which you carry out these stings are inhumane and the people are asking that you should handle all cases professionally.
Dear Nigerians, when you are being arrested, guilty or not, cooperate with law enforcement, you have the right to call someone once you are at their office - use the call wisely.
Nigeria will be OK.
Sting Operation at Applewood Estate and Matters Arising
Operatives of the Lagos Directorate 1 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, October 26, 2026 carried out a sting operation at Applewood Estate, Orchid Road, Lekki, Lagos State, to apprehend suspected cybercrime fraudsters obtaining money from unsuspecting victims through gift cards, crypto currencies and international money transfers by impersonating several individuals.
The operation, carried out by 5am, yielded the arrest of twenty-one(21) suspected cybercrime fraudsters and five exotic cars. The fraudsters were apprehended professionally owing to diligent pre-arrest surveillance and reconnaissance of the activities of the fraudsters. A young lady that stood in the way of the operation by making telephone calls to alert the fraudsters was held and her phone confiscated until the conclusion of the operation. The phone was later released to her.
Preliminary investigations of the arrested suspects indicted nineteen(19) of them while the remaining two have been released.
All the indicted suspects will be arraigned in court immediately.
While the EFCC continues its crusade and operational dynamics against economic and financial crimes and other acts of corruption, the public is enjoined to keep faith with it and loudly condemn the activities of fraudsters bringing the nation to disrepute.
The Sting Operation at Applewood Estate was professionally carried out, with no record of harassment, intimidation or unlawful arrest of anyone. The Commission is open to constructive engagement by well-meaning Nigerians but blackmailers and alarmists will not be allowed to sabotage its mandate.
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It saddens me that this is the only way so many African men feel empowered. Like this literally all you guys talk about.
its like you people do not have a real grasp of how much this half dead withering bastard fucked us over. anybody just about making a case for him should ideally be murked on the spot. feels like mass psychosis that there’s people who still want him. fuel was 197 naira in october 2022. bag of rice was 25k. ts so fucked up.
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Just In: FG set to pass a law that would prevent the next government from reversing the economic reforms policies introduced by the Tinubu administration, Incl. taxation, tarrifs, subsidies etc., making them binding and mandatory.















































