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Oris Aigbokhaevbolo

Catchoris

I've been critical about Burna Boy's politics in the past. But this interview in the New York Times is interesting and makes me think two related thoughts. #FollowTheThread https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/05/arts/music/burna-boy-twi

Nassim Dehouche

ndehouche

"IQ and the Wealth of Nations" is full of surprises. How many people who have taken an IQ test represent each nation?Take Nigeria (in Green). Red countries are other African

Savn Daniel

savndaniel

I shall be sharing my thoughts on the involvement of South Africans in drugs in South Africa, and other parts of the world. I must warn upfront that the things

TheCable

thecableng

OPINION BY SIMON KOLAWOLE: The politics of electricity tariff | TheCable https://bit.ly/2Z1d0ek .@simonkolawole: Whether we like it or not, the issue of electricity tariff is a touchy one. In the

IBIKUNLE

ibikunleisaacm

1/YOUR BUSINESS, PROPERTY & THE EMERGING TREND OF EXECUTIVE ORDERS: A SUMMARY OF WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Every now & then, the President issues Executive Orders (EOs) instead of

Gracey 🦋

Gracebal0

My story:I was born in Nigeria, moved to India when I was 15. Living in Nigeria, people knew I was different. In India, I would be noticed from my Father's

Enugu Metropolitan Network

The042Network

Here is one more sociocultural observation I made about Nigerians but not so sure if it is indeed correct.Northerners do not like verbal attacks.They view it so bad that you

ỌMỌLADE

Vickie___O

Sir, I believe most of us have narcissistic tendencies. Our actions scream selfishness but our words deny same. We are slavishly preoccupied with personal gain but not the collective narrative

PeaceTalkWithMercy

MercyEbute

Good morning dear fellow Nigerians Today I will be sharing very important info on a proposed law that will give @NOSDRANigeria power to adequately manage and mitigate the impact of

Nappy Blaze⚡

Nappyblaze

The Most Savage Replies Yesterday A thread 1. David came to discourage Nigerians from travelling abroad cos of the snow that covered his car. One Lagos guy asked him to

Akala

akalamusic

Nope... they’re more interested in pretending that the children of University educated West African civil servants doing better than the children of yorkshire coal miners (and English-Jamaican plumbers for that

Emeka Azuka Okoye

EmekaOkoye

Dear Young Nigerians,Take this advise from me:Get yourself mentors. Do not pander to the noise from social media for guidance.Get yourself mentors. People who you trust and are knowledgeable in

Abayorr Mi

iamabayorr

8 THINGS NIGERIA DOES BETTER THAN ANYWHERE ELSEA THREAD. 1. Jollof riceThis mouth-watering tomato-based rice dish is a party staple. There are many ways to cook it, involving endless permutations

Bayo Adeyinka

greaterbayo

Still On This Issue of LatenessI think we should pay a bit more attention to the conversation this issue is generating. While there will always be people who think the

sad sweet dreamer

mxthercxuntry

On this day in 1996, Dr. Edward Scobie passed away. The Dominican-born historian and journalist was author of Black Britannia: A History of Blacks in Britain and published Checkers, ‘Britain’s

Chief Ojukwu

ChiefOjukwu

1. Whatever skills that brought you to limelight will fade some day but the positive impact you had/have on people, your legacy will live on. People one day will stop

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