#nigerian man

[dadsinsuits]

Akinwumi Adesina

[momentswithmani]

Timini Egbuson, done by me!

Click here to read my experience on doing this project dedicated to him.

[naijanoisemakers]

THE BRIDE PRICE & MATTERS ARISING

When TikTok content maker Prescious Ubani published a 5 minute 33 second video skit on detailing an entire list of items a prospective suitor is expected to provide in order to seek the hand in marriage of an Ibo woman from Abia state in south eastern Nigeria, little did she know that an entire movie will be dedicated to expanciating on the intricacies of this matter she hoped to thrash out.…

[alabingo]

Nigerian who posed as football fan nabbed at UK airport with cocaine ‘worth £80k’- Report

Nigerian who posed as football fan nabbed at UK airport with cocaine ‘worth £80k’- Report

Benjamin Nwaogwugwu, identified as a Nigerian living in the United Kingdom (UK), has been jailed after he was arrested by the police at Manchester airport for swallowing cocaine “worth £80,000”. The Daily Mail reports that the illicit drug was consumed by Nwaogwugwu, who claimed to have been hired by Colombian drug barons, at a hotel in South America before he flew to Paris and then returned to…

[devotedlynerdybasement]

(video) "I am the man of the house"- Nigerian man says as his woman throws him out of her house after catching him with another woman

(video) “I am the man of the house”- Nigerian man says as his woman throws him out of her house after catching him with another woman

A video of a Nigerian lady tossing her man’s things from his home subsequent to getting him with one more lady in their home has turned into a web sensation. In the video, the one who was noticeably furious should have been visible tossing his things out of the house where she pays the lease. ”This house when I dey pay house lease naim you come dey do nonsense?”she said The one who was stunned at…

[sleekgist]

How I killed my parents for insulting Prophet Muhammad – Nigerian man in police cell admits

How I killed my parents for insulting Prophet Muhammad – Nigerian man in police cell admits

Munkaila Ahmadu claimed he murdered his parents in Jigawa State’s Gagarawa Local Government Area because they made blasphemous remarks about the Prophet Muhammad. In Zarada Sabuwa village in Jigawa State’s Gagarawa Local Government Area in northwest Nigeria, the 37-year-old singer killed both of his parents and injured two others with a pestle. According to Premium Times, the Tijjaniyya Islamic…

[melaninpov]

John Boyega in Mens Health

[theinfinitedivides]

'somebody kiss this man so i don't have to' ykw what we call that in this house. we call those some famous last f*cking words, Eliot Spencer sir

[the-cat-and-the-birdie]

Jamaican!Hobie Brown

My evidence?

I rest my goddamn case. Now put that in the bloodclat canon!!!!!

[kittykatninja321]

I’m so glad Kendrick called out Drake for being a culture vulture before he could enter his afrobeat era

[lobotomyladylives]

Your rape comparison is dumb because it gets exactly to the point that you're missing. I come from a place in Nigeria with a history of arranged between young women and older men. A long time ago this practice was not only common, but largely an expected process when it came to joining two people. Today most people in Nigeria acknowledge this to be immoral and some even consider it to be sexual trafficking. I would be inclined to agree. Yet only a few hundred years ago it was not questioned. Not because rape wasn't looked down upon back then, it simply wasn't considered rape. I have a traceable family history to men I would consider to be rapists by today's standards. Do I consider them heinous men? No. It was simply the expectation and the culture of the time. Marriage was considered a unification of families rather than individuals. The opinion of the girl being married off was seldom considered. I don't think every slaver was a heinous human being either. For a large amount of time in many cultures having slaves was simply how large amounts of work got done. Yes, it required the belief that humans could be relegated to property. But that wasn't an idea they culminated on their own. Just like most of the belief systems they held. The same is true for us. Everyday I go to work for someone else to provide for myself and my family. In modern society, if I don't work, I don't eat and I die. I believe in the future we will have considered it a barbaric slavery to hold a man's basic needs hostage behind working for someone else. Maybe it will be "UBI" or something else, but I do believe that in the future most people's basic needs can and will be met without the systems of work we have now. And I don't think we'll consider every person who ever owned a business and made people work for a living, a heinous person. If you judged every person from 1000 years ago on their actions and dispositions most of them would probably be "bad men". At that point calling someone bad in that context becomes largely meaningless and renders the exercise a complete waste of time. Even a peasant from the late middle ages would likely be a terrible misogynist with them engaging in catholic traditions that gave them complete control over their wives, which I think we would agree is bad regardless if they treated their wife well or not. What people like you are too stupid and self-centered to understand is that, 200 years from now, people who look back at certain practices you supported as barbaric. No matter how convinced you are of the morality of certain practices, now, in the present, a different society in a future era, might consider them destructive. Something like lobotomies were viewed as compassionate and medically supported in the 1950s.  What are society's views on lobotomies now? Does that make these people bad if future generations do something different?

first of all I have literally no idea what post you're talking about, second of all this is fucking unhinged lol!! I hate you cultural relativism freaks so much why are you so obsessed with defending rape and pedophilia?! just because it wasn't punished in the past doesn't mean the men committing those acts weren't still bad people. a person should know intuitively that holding down a screaming crying woman or child and painfully forcing yourself on them is wrong. would you argue that the Nazis weren't bad just because slaughtering jews in the place and time they lived in was a totally normalized & encouraged practice? you can try to excuse the most heinous acts with cultural relativism but that doesn't make them less heinous. this is such a fucking pointless discussion to have

also I'm literally a commie so I do in fact believe the robber barons holding basic necessities like food water shelter & healthcare behind a paywall are fucking evil

[unexpectedbrickattack]

noisette is canonically a terrible cook (according to side comics anyway) so i love the idea that she inexplicably makes amazing coffee

it makes sense tho bc her cooking usually involves adding sweets to normal foods but i think people do that with coffee anyway (i do not drink it so i’m not sure)

just don’t ask her to make you black coffee LOL

IS SHE REALLY LMAO i just assumed she only made sweet stuff bc i remember reading that all she could make was sweets; i didnt know it translated into her being a shit chef 😭😭

But ! I did remember the sweets thing and i was thinking of that! Bc i think Peppino would NOT be okay with black coffee. Its very common to hear about people who ONLY drink black coffee while also being a line cook/retail worker/what have u. But i worked in an ER with attending doctors who have worked there for 30 fucking years, and like three of them ALWAYS asked for coffee light n sweet OR ‘half n half, 6 sugars’ like they were trying SO HARD to pump their bloodstream full of sugar instead of getting like 3 red bulls 😭😭

[theliterarywolf]

*sees that Disney finally started promoting that 'scifi Nigerian series' they teased way back when*

*sees that they didn't learn their damn lesson from Wish and went ahead and shoved a marketable-toy-character into the narrative like a square peg in a round hole*

[angelsaxis]

I don't like Nigerians that get excited when white people do Nigerian accents and speak pidgin/the language especially the airheaded Nigerians that have nothing but judgement when an actual (diaspora) Nigerian does it. Idiots.

[yooniesim]

for the longest time i thought you were asian, but like specifically korean or japanese idk why 😭

hahaha anon no worries, I am multiracial/mixed. specifically blasian (japanese tho not korean) so you were kinda right 😂

[beau-gar]

MATTHEW EGUAVOEN

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