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‎2026 is Fast approaching, if you don't want your Family members to come visit you in PRIS0N in 2026.
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‎Avoid these things..
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‎1. If you own a car, avoid giving strangers lift
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‎One day, dem go kpai inside ur car and u go explain tire
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‎2. Your neighbour is sick, don't give them any medicine or tell them to buy a particular medicine
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‎If anything happens, you go need to show the court who give you licence to give medicine or give medical advice
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‎3. Stop giving your visitors food, instead give them sealed drinks.
‎Same thing on Christmas day, start the No Food policy
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‎One day, dem go posion one visitor from another place and e go still chop food for your house
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‎U go explain tire
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‎4. As a man, avoid doing doggy with any woman that is not your wife
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‎Doggy is medically stressful and it can probably lead to D£, depending on the pressure you apply
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‎You go explain tire for court
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‎5. If you dey vex, pls avoid pushing or hitting or having any physical contact with the person wey dey vex you
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‎Most people are walking co**se, just small push, dem don kpai
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‎You go explain tire for court
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‎6. Before you ask your girlfriend to spend the night with you in your house, pls check her BP and make sure you have First Aid kit at home.
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‎Incase, as you dey do the do, she collapse
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‎7. Before you date or have any intimate relationship with any lady, pls ask for her Birth Certificate
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‎Or else, you go explain tire for court
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‎8. As a lady, if man send you money to show up, abeg try show up ooooo or make you refund the money wey e send give you, if you no wan show up
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‎E get why,
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‎9. Oga, this my pikin no dey hear word, abeg help me flog am
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‎Pls, don't try it, make dem beat their own pikin by dem self ooo
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‎10. Anything that is trackable, avoid buying the second hand or fairly used version
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‎E get why
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‎11. Avoid threatening anyone, cos that small threat wey you do to scare the person fit go happen oooo
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‎U go explain tire
Anon.

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When “Health” Became Harmful

She only wanted to stay healthy.

Every morning and evening, she took handfuls of supplements — multivitamins, tonics, herbal blends — anything that promised strength and long life.
For a while, she felt fine. Then came the tiredness, yellow eyes, and weakness.

By the time she got to the hospital, her liver and kidneys were already failing. Sadly, she didn’t make it. 💔

It wasn’t poison that killed her — it was excess.
She believed that “the more, the better,” not knowing that even good things can become dangerous when abused.

Before you take that next supplement, pause and ask yourself: Do I really need this?

Let’s talk about supplements — the truth, the myths, and the safe way to use them. 👇



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Ethnic Nationalism and Violence in Nigeria - A Critical Examination of MASSOB, OPC, IPOB, and Oodua Nation

Nigeria’s post-military democratic era has witnessed a resurgence of ethnic nationalist movements, fueled by historical grievances, socio-political marginalization, and regional identity politics. Among the most prominent are Ralph Uwazuruike’s Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Gani Adams’ Oodua Peoples Congress (OPC), Nnamdi Kanu’s Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho’s Oodua Nation. While these groups differ in ideology, methods, and ethnic constituencies, they share a general direction, mobilizing communities around separatist or ethnic self-determination narratives, leveraging vigilante or paramilitary capacities, and operating under intense federal scrutiny. Their persistence underscores structural gaps in Nigeria’s federal system and the ongoing challenge of balancing national cohesion with regional autonomy amid insecurity, economic hardship, and governance deficits.

Ralph Uwazuruike’s MASSOB, established in 1999, embodies a historically rooted form of Igbo nationalism. Uwazuruike publicly champions non-violence, drawing inspiration from figures such as Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. However, the movement faced repeated allegations of violent acts by rogue members during protests and demonstrations. The federal government responded with arrests, property raids, and prolonged detentions of Uwazuruike and his affiliates, reflecting a zero-tolerance approach to perceived secessionist threats. Despite this, MASSOB maintained community initiatives, including housing schemes for veterans and diaspora engagement, highlighting its dual character as a civic advocacy group and a latent militant presence. Currently, Uwazuruike continues pro-Biafra advocacy, supporting IPOB and facing police scrutiny over planned peaceful protests for Kanu’s release.
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Are you aware that successful people don't have time for regret?

Take heed that no one deceives you