Weekend Mood

Music: Swalala by Queen Victoria Kimani

If i don’t call you a bitch a hoe,slut or a whore then we ain’t really friends like that shorty.When i call my friends i be like “Hey hoe what you doing today ?!If i call you by your name we ain’t that cool.

— iamcardib (@iamcardib) April 2, 2018

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Journalist. 

She was just doing her job. 


Not every time blend in, sometimes speak out.

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Comments? 

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this kain love

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Take your Power Like a Lion

Kiss My Fat A** - Tyra Banks


Shut Up - R Kelly

Get Your Attitude Up. 
Believe In Yourself. 
#Leo Season

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9ja international

-- Sade and Seal --

iz nor a joking sturv again, everywhere you go in abroad they're playing Naija music. 
today lez just play respect to some of our egbons in the 9ja international movement

  Helen Folasade Adu  and Henry Olusegun Adeola Samuel 

-- music By Your Side - Sade // Kiss From A Rose - Seal --
keep on rocking


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Re: Boko Haram

A year after her village was levelled by insurgents, Hepsata Adjit returned to make peace with her past.  
She had married Abiso Gambo, the bulama or village chief, two years before. Though she was only Gambo’s second wife, Adjit, then 20, was blissfully happy.
But then Boko Haram arrived.

The fallout from the eight-year Boko Haram insurgency is grave: more than 2.4 million people have fled their homes in Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon. Thousands are dead; thousands more have been raped, beaten and abducted. 

When the militants arrived in Gashia Midek in late 2016, the entire village ran into the surrounding scrubby desert, hiding in clumps of trees.
The village’s wealth, which had been built up over generations, seems impossible to get back. 

- Find out what happened -  
Extracted from this story "How one woman laid the memory of Boko Haram to rest" sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in The Guardian UK.  



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Weekend MUSIC: only share this with that very special someone ;)

Music:
Melo Melo by Olamide
and
Strong Ting by Banky W

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Critical of Buhari's administration

Nigerians crying about how #PMBWasted365Days PT 4 pic.twitter.com/SXCJzbNeiO

— PDP Nigeria (@PdpNigeria) May 29, 2016

Serious!

How Buhari ruined Nigeria in 365 days (CLICK) is funny-sad.  

You have to see it for yourself.
You have to think about it and pray about it, because, well, it is an opportunity to change. 

#DemocracyDay I got this cartoon from a friend and it looked very funny really #Buhari365Days in office pic.twitter.com/gTYv900EJZ

— Ahmad N. Ibraheem (@Angaskee) May 29, 2016

There's also BuhariWasted365Days and Buhari365Days.  

We are judging #Buhari365Days based on the promises he made. They (APC) set the standards and not us.
Based on that #PMBWasted365Days

— Beta Pikin (@betadey9ja) May 29, 2016

Funny how everyone look upto the FG, but have we ever stop to think of calling our State governors to order? #Buhari365Days

— O.S (@horlabyC) May 29, 2016

How would you assess President Buhari's performance so far? #Buhari365Days via @sunrisedailynow pic.twitter.com/oCimNHfAeF

— Channels Television (@channelstv) May 29, 2016

ChannelsTV trying very hard to make #Buhari365days in office look satisfactory.
From our expectations its clear #PMBwasted365days

— Beta Pikin (@betadey9ja) May 29, 2016

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One Nigeria?

Is Nigeria truly ONE and why?

Thanks to two of my facebook friends for their answers. We should meet up for hugs, aka the award ceremony soon?

Tricia thinks NOT. According to her, our ignorance and the tribalistic views we hold have kept us from uniting.

Segun thinks "not yet." According to him, "Nigeria is a 'colonial container' with diverse but great contents whose harmony depends on the knowledge and understanding [that] Hunger, sorrow, poverty, joy, laughter, have no language or colour."

I live under the illusion that Nigeria is one because I fear civil war. If young musicians use multiple Nigerian languages, isn't that proof of our one-ness?

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