Organised religions have been the major cause of our economical, social and security crisis. Some of the lucky atheist here knows very well that all religions ...
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Did you know?Did you know there are Afrobeat bands in South America? Yes, you read right. South Americans playing Afrobeat music. They were inspired ...
I’m so excited! My MIL (who still lives in Nigeria) is sending over some traditional outfits she had made for my SO, me and our son who is almost 1 year old. ...
Hello! I'm looking for any recommendations for Igbo artists who use the language in their songs fairly often. I know of a few Igbo artists, but they mostly ...
Which Nigerian ethnic group does the last name Adedijo come from?
Hello,I'm trying to learn pidgin at the moment, I'm hoping to learn it first then move up to languages like Yoruba and Hausa. I'm looking for resources to ...
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What does the word makwa mean in Igbo? Flavor used the word in the chorus of his song “Levels” when he says “Ị makwa ònye ị wụ?”.
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I’m curious… why?
just can’t see it happening. Paying to tweet sounds like really quick way to lose your base.
I see them implementing a ‘super tweet’ or something that you pay for, goes to the top of the chain from an algorithm perspective, or ‘super comment’ that goes to the top of the comment pile but charging everyone per tweet would nuke the base. I think anyway.
Because it wouldn’t look cool, Star Wars is less about logic and more about what looks cool.
Many believe that the impact is temporary and will not affect the market in the long run. Since these investors are already transferring their assets, yet they are still into crypto.
Golem
I’m a Nigerian currently living in the UK and moved here when I was 17. Before I moved here, I was extremely religious because its what I’d known and been exposed to by family and friends. Exposure to a different way of thinking helped me question my previous beliefs and abandon them eventually. Looking back now, I realize how fucked Nigeria is because of religion. Rational thinking people in that country are so rare there that I’ve lost all hope for that place.