Designer • Film Critic • Writer • Brand Strategist Organizer: The Debate. 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐦𝐲 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐬𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐞.

Lagos, Nigeria
Designs in motion. Blink and you’ll miss the magic
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No it definitely means the woman’s happiness matters more than the man’s. Lol I hate when y’all try to put your own spin on terms that have clear meanings because you know it’s some bullshit.
When people say “happy wife, happy life,” I don't necessarily interpret that as the husband being responsible for keeping his wife happy 24/7 or sacrificing his own happiness. I interpret it as the energy you pour into your marriage often determines the energy you receive back.
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Soutien à lui, il n’a jamais voulu blesser et encore moins tuer quelqu’un. C’est ce qu’on appelle un accident, ça n’a jamais été volontaire, prenez de la hauteur sur la situation.
🚨 JESÚS OWONO 🇬🇶 A DÉCIDÉ DE FERMER SES RÉSEAUX SOCIAUX APRÈS LE DÉCÈS DE JESÚS DE MIGUEL. 🖤 Très affecté par le drame, le gardien d’Andorre avait notamment été traité d’« assassin » depuis les tribunes après leur collision. Le FC Andorra assure que son joueur n’avait aucune intention de blesser son adversaire. (@sport)
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Here is Jesús Owono’s reaction after his tackle on Jesús de Miguel: - He was heading straight down the tunnel because he knew it was a red-card offence, which he was shown on the spot. - His teammate even went over to greet him for the tackle, not realizing how serious the situation was. - He rushed back immediately when he realized the severity of the situation. It was a reckless tackle, and the consequences are heartbreaking. But we must remember that none of these players goes onto the pitch intending to take the life of a fellow player.
Noodle Hair
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This challenge looks even worse, but we barely heard anything about it because it wasn’t a black goalkeeper who did it
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This December go hot!! Toyin Abraham has posted her first trailer for BESTIE 🔥🔥
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When I was a kid watching "I need to Know", I knew Funke Akindele was going to be a star. But I thought she was going to be doing those classy English films like dem Omotola and Genevieve 😂😂 And yes, Iyabo Ojo held the yoruba industry down in her prime. Everybody was crushing on her that year 😂😀
“I remember people telling me I’m not fine, I no get yansh or front, I won’t be in their movies” 😳 — Funke Akindele
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They should please open a go-fund me account for this man. Let people donate what they can. Atleast he’ll be able to pay off some gbese.
Mohammed Lexus interview workshop owner who’s shop filled with exotic cars burnt to the ground in Lagos 💔. May God help him 💔
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Replying to @thecreativexx
Involuntary manslaughter. Article 142 of the Spanish penal code
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Alaye hold your PARTICULAR dealer and leave the entire country alone. There are many videos online that will show you how to spot fake Airpods and real ones There are legit vendors on here that are incapable of selling fake like @DrightSauce @femi_golden So if you buy fake, it's partly your fault.
I always buy AirPods in Nigeria. I’ve been doing it for almost 10 years and I always see people that buy same AirPods abroad at a more expensive price as mumu. My last trip to Canada, I decided to buy AirPods there only because I forgot my other AirPods in Nigeria before the flight. Brothers and sisters, what we are using in Nigeria are mostly fake. The difference is very very clear. The quality, noise cancellation, language translation in real time, everything just works. But come to think of it, why will AirPods be cheaper in Nigeria when we don’t even produce it in Nigeria. Na fake.
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Whether he can be charged with an offence depends largely on the nature of the act itself. Let’s examine the legal principle of Volenti non fit injuria, which means that no injury is done to a person who willingly consents to the risk of injury. It is generally accepted that physical injuries are an inherent risk of playing football, and players voluntarily participate in the sport with knowledge of those risks. However, consent to participate in a football match does not amount to consent to every act committed on the pitch. The real question is whether the goalkeeper’s action falls within the ordinary risks and accepted conduct of football. If it can reasonably be established that his conduct went beyond what is reasonably incidental to the game, the defence of Volenti non fit injuria may not avail him, and he could potentially incur criminal liability, depending on the circumstances and the applicable law. Note that Volenti non fit injuria is principally a defence in tort law. It does not automatically excuse conduct that may constitute a criminal offence. Also, an act being outside the scope of football does not, by itself, establish criminal liability, the elements of the alleged offence must still be proved.
Lawyers, can the goal keeper be charged with manslaughter?
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Remember Evans did the same thing against Drogba in a match against United This one was even worse cause Evans went straight for the chest and Vidic was laughing on the sideline!
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Na wa for you oo You didn't watch the full the video when he ran back with concern after he saw the gravity of the situation? Or he came on the pitch to murder someone that night?
This wasn't accidental! And he walked away without remorse.
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You could tell he thought it was just a normal last man tackle he did to stop the striker. Players do this all the time and even get a pat from their teammates. You can see how his disposition changed and how he ran back when he realized how serious it is. Let's be truthful please
He's a shit human being btw, he didn't even look back initially
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Lawyers, can the goal keeper be charged with manslaughter?
Replying to @FabrizioRomano
This is so painful 😢 RIP Jesus de Miguel 🙏💐
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How am I just finding out that Bizzle and Dami Osikoya are siblings 🥺😭
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I repeat, facial beauty does not fade. See the body? It will disappear, but a facially beautiful woman will always be beautiful.
Gina Torres in 2005 vs. 2026 👑✨
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The publicity roll out for "The Death of Slim Shady" was sooo good 😂😂😂
Eminem: "I wrote Stan and Love the Way You Lie" Slim Shady: “Congratulations you wrote the national anthem for stalkers and domestic abusers”
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This narrative that the girl child is usually turned into a domestic servant while the boy child is treated like the prince of Saudi Arabia in African households is becoming irritating. You all make It sound like the boy child just sleeps and watch movies while sipping margarita when the girl child does all the work at home. If I start recounting the things my brothers and I did to make life easier for my sisters and my mum growing up, I might not finish today. And despite all those responsibilities, we still had to clean our spaces, wash dishes and do our fair share of household chores sometimes. Please, don't come with the usual argument that my experience doesn't invalidate the struggles of girls who were treated like domestic servants. I understand that reality exists but the same thing goes for the boy child abi cause we no dey talk?, i don't know a single family in my hometown where the male children were exempted from hard work. Every one of my male friends had responsibilities growing up. We carried heavy loads, did physically demanding jobs, ran errands and took on responsibilities beyond our years. You didn't even have to be the firstborn, if you were the firstborn son, you probably had it worse. You people reduce household labour to cooking, sweeping and washing dishes, ignoring the physical labour and other responsibilities boys were expected to shoulder. Some of us were practically unpaid labourers because we were considered capable. Upbringing can contribute to irresponsibility, a narrative that goes for both gender. We need more balanced conversations, and I think it's high time we started speaking up for the male child too. While i acknowledge the struggles of some girls, I can not pretend that boys grew up having a comfortable ride.
"African mothers are the biggest enablers and the mass producers of useless men into African society" — Lady shares why
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Re: Florida plane crash, Twitter used to be a place where you could have genuinely intelligent conversations & learn stuff, the decline is so sad. I enjoy “cruise/agenda” too but sometimes I wanna engage in a rational, sensible discourse. These days, the brain rot na 24/7 smh
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