
Management Consultant (Strategy and Performance Management). @knewrow
Joined January 2012
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Mental problem just plenty for this app
There is this guy in my church who came to me to ask for my number about two weeks ago because he needed me to get something done for him. I punched my number onto his phone and I asked him to call or text me so I can be able to get his number too. By the time I got home, I saw a WhatsApp message from a 234 number, and he said that was his number. I just ignored him. I didn't even reply and I'd never save that number into my contact list.
Dude has been in the UK for four years now and he is still giving his Nigerian number to people in the UK with him. Or is it because I'm a Nigerian like him that he was texting me with his 234 WhatsApp number? I know he would not do that if it was a Brit that he had exchanged a contact with. Except for my very close friends and family members, I don't entertain any 234 messages on my 447 line. Let 234 messages be directed to my 234 number, biko.
Tomiwa Anjorin retweeted
If your car breaks down on Lagos Highway, the emergency first responders are Area Boys and you will pay!
I belong primarily to my wife and kids. I can’t take care of extended family in my lifetime & even in death still take care of them. Oko ki se ti baba t’omo ko ma ni ala. even I were communally raised, whatever I have given back in my lifetime is what you get.
The post is one of the reasons why there is always family feud after a man dies.
We must learn to understand that a man doesn’t belong to the wife and kids only, he also belongs to his “extended” family especially if his parents are still alive (permit me to use the term “extended”).
So, no one party can actually choose to do whatever they like with the man or his property especially when the man dies intestate. Everyone must come together and reach several compromise.
It is belief like this that fuels the family fued that exists after demise of a spouse.
Sometimes, it is not a case of people hating the widow but a case of people not wanting to accept that other people have rights to the deceased and his properties too.
In some countries like Singapore, if a man dies intestate and he has parents, the intestate succession act mandates that the wealth is shared equally between the spouse and parents.
Wives should learn to accommodate the husband’s family in decisions around the deceased and the husband’s family should also learn to accommodate and respect the wife in such scenarios too
@TheYemiKing
Why are you acting surprised tho?
Trump never asked you to think of him as someone with class, virtue and uprightness. If you bought it, that is on you
This thing makes no sense. There was nothing Neto did today that Estevao couldn’t have done
🚨 Alonso on Estevao:
“The game had very intense moments and we knew it would be physical. Malo as well, he had cramps, season is long and there will be moments for everyone”
“I understand his situation and he could be happier for sure, he wants to play, I’m sure Este will have his moments, that’s my responsibility, we were quite forced with the subs in the end”
(@BobbyVincentFL)
This is stupid. What’s long in the season?
🚨🔵 Xabi Alonso on Estevao not playing:
"We have started with Pedro and Danny and Morgan up front. The game had very intense moments, we knew it was going to be physical. Malo as well, he had cramps. We know the season is going to be long and there will be moments for everyone."
(@BobbyVincentFL) #CFC
Tomiwa Anjorin retweeted
#FofanaOut I don't ever want to see him play for this club again 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Good sha. Just play your one game a week then. Even with a good run, I don’t like going to Wembley these days.
Emegha was so funny. Contributed nothing when he came on and then played a very silly and tame penalty.
Fofana conceded the PK during the game and missed the last PK.
I really hope that at some point they realize he’s not going to succeed here




















