Cracked perspectives

04/11/2025

I’m not here to challenge the system, especially the African education system.

But let’s be honest…
If schools had the courage to tell students these 7 brutal truths, Africa wouldn’t be full of graduates looking for jobs, it would be full of men and women creating empires.

Because the problem isn’t intelligence.
It’s mental slavery disguised as education.

Let’s talk about it

7 Truths African Schools Should Teach Students:

1. Good grades don’t guarantee success.
Discipline, mindset, and connections do.

2. The world doesn’t reward effort, it rewards results.
No one pays you for trying, they pay you for winning.

3. Your degree is just paper.
Your value comes from the skills you can trade, not the certificate you hang on your wall.

4. Money is not evil.
It’s power, and power in the wrong hands is what’s destroying Africa.

5. No one is coming to save you.
Not the government, not your parents, not your teacher, you are your own rescue plan.

6. Rejection and failure are teachers.
If you can’t handle them, you’ll stay broke and bitter forever.

7. Success requires rebellion.
You can’t follow the system and expect to rise above it.
You’ll have to unlearn everything they told you was “right.”

They trained us to be employees, not thinkers.
To follow orders, not to question them.
To fear risk, instead of mastering it.

But a new breed is rising, the ones who think, build, and refuse to bow.

That’s the generation that will rewrite Africa.
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Culled from- the jokers forum 2

02/11/2025

Now that Nigeria has been reinstated as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) by the United States, the world is watching ... not just with scrutiny, but with a mix of confusion, concern, and curiosity.

Note; The "country of particular concern (CPC) " is a designation rooted in the U.S. International Religious Freedom Act, meant to spotlight nations where religious persecution is “systematic, ongoing, and egregious.”

But in Nigeria’s case, the label feels less like a diagnosis and more like a mirror — reflecting both internal fractures and external misunderstandings.

What are the implications ?

Because this isn’t just a diplomatic tag. It’s more of a signal flare.

A CPC designation can trigger sanctions, strain international partnerships, and cast a long shadow over a nation’s global reputation.

It can influence foreign aid, security cooperation, and investment decisions. But perhaps more importantly, it forces a reckoning: not just with how Nigeria is perceived abroad, but with how it treats its own people at home.

For me ...
Religious violence in Nigeria is real — evidences abound where Christians have suffered under the weight of insurgency and banditry,

This is what I believe the CPC label was meant to address ...to protect religious freedom and call for accountability for the lives that was meant to be protected

But this is not to reduce the complex reality to a single narrative of persecution, oversimplify the very dynamics it seeks to address, and then miss the deeper truth

Of a truth ...Nigeria’s crisis is not just religious — it’s structural, systemic, and deeply human.

But some voices need to be heard

And it raises a question that Nigeria must answer for itself: How do we build a nation where faith is not a fault line, but a foundation?

So this moment, though uncomfortable, politicized, and charged — could be an opportunity. Not to reject the label outright, but to interrogate it.

To ask: What truths does it reveal? What assumptions does it carry? And how can Nigeria respond not with defensiveness, but with clarity, courage, and reform?

Because in the end, the CPC tag is not condemnation. It’s a call — to look inward, speak honestly, and act boldly.

NB :Nigeria was first designated a CPC in 2020, but sanctions were waived.

So trump reinstated the CPC status recently.

🌍 Other CPC Countries
The U.S. also designates countries like:
- China
- Iran
- North Korea
- Saudi Arabia

These nations are cited for religious persecution ranging from suppression of minority faiths to imprisonment of believers.

Cracked perspectives

02/11/2025

History has a brutal way of balancing accounts.

What the APC used as a ladder to power has become a mirror reflecting its failures.

In 2015, they weaponized tragedy to bring down a government.

Some politicians desperate for power under the banner of APC went to report a sovereign nation of Nigeria status to another sovereign nation, the USA, to topple or oust the government in power in our country at the time by all means.

Fast forward to 2025, and that same tragedy has returned to test their own conscience.

That's ten years after ..now the country have been sold cheaply to the US government, the US didn't even need to lobbied before even getting involved in our system again.

If you won't complain about the bad approach APC leaders employed to get Obama/US government involved in our nation at the time, then don't get surprised or angry if another US President or government is now interested in our system again.

So... Unless Tinubu acts decisively and restores peace, he risks becoming another president consumed by the very chaos that brought him to power.

01/11/2025

Nigeria has just been labeled a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) by the U.S. for the second time.

but what does that really mean?... Sanctions? Shame?... Or a chance to rewrite the narrative?

Does it really matter?

What are the implications?

COMING UP NEXT !

@ Cracked perspectives

31/10/2025

Thank you, Donald J. Trump, for drawing attention to the realities in Nigeria.

Many Christian communities, particularly in Benue, Plateau, and Kwara States, have continued to suffer violent attacks.

It is time for our leaders to acknowledge this truth and take decisive action to ensure the safety, justice, and freedom of worship for all Nigerians.

30/10/2025

" Trust me, if you get to find out some of the reasons why your woman cheāted on you, you might end up hating women in your entire life. In as much as I still believe there are still responsible women out there but Some vvomen are cheaper than one cube of maggi and can chéát because of things that even matter..

During my visit to Imo State, me and my friends went to swim one Saturday. On reaching there, we met 4 ladies that were swimming already. The moment I sighted them, I lost interest and told them to swim while I wait. So I just relaxed outside, pressing my phone and watched them do their thing..

Among those 4 ladies, my friend approached one. They were conversating while swimming. I noticed the way she was laughing. I knew something was going on. My guy was cooking lines and she was busy laughing.. I already know the conversation and those smiles wouldn't end in the swimming pool.
Sunday evening, the lady was already at his place..

I was surprised to see the same girl we just saw at the pool on the Saturday, now at his house on Sunday evening. So quick?
This lady looked matured to be that cheáp.

My guy didn't empty his Bank account to bring her to his house. It was just lamba.
According to him, he only asked the girl if she has had a taste of curved Preek before. She started laughing and that was how the conversation started..
She has never tasted a curved Preek before, and that was why she travelled distance to come have a taste of a curved Preek.
She was very straightforward. She told him she wasn't interested in anything relationship because she has a serious man in her life.

She has just been fantasising on how it will feel when a man with a curved Preek pipe her. She only wanted to experience it. She has been hearing people talking about how sweet a curved Preek is, she cheated on her serious man just because of a curved Preek..

Maybe I will verify from my friend if she later come again for another round. I know she will continue coming..
Is curved Preek even enough reason for a woman to chéát on her man?

Very stvpid and n0nsense fantasies.

Stay Afghanistan "

Culled from Visca Maigot (Kuma Conrade VID's)

Cracked perspectives

27/10/2025

If the cases of Nnamdi Kanu and Omoyele Sowore haven’t opened your eyes to the realities of law in Nigeria, nothing else will.

Two men. Two different ideologies. Same system.

One is caught in an endless legal limbo, the other dances through the courtroom with a lawyer’s mind and a rebel’s fire.

Yet both expose the same truth: the law here is not always about justice—it’s about power, timing, and who controls the narrative.

Sowore knows the law like the back of his hand, and still, he’s been dragged through the mud.

Kanu’s case? A masterclass in delay tactics and selective enforcement.

If you’re still under the illusion that legality equals fairness, it’s time to wake up.

This isn’t about agreeing with them—it’s about recognizing the pattern. The law, in the wrong hands, becomes a tool of suppression. And if you think it can’t happen to you, you haven’t been paying attention.

23/10/2025

Social media has truly become a battlefield of egos and blurred intentions.

Cos why would VDM, a seemingly activist, who built his brand on standing for the voiceless ,exposing fraud and lots of humanitarian involvements, ...fly to China and endorse Ross Boss’s business—only to come back and tear it down publicly? .. literally dragging it through the mud .

If you saw red flags, why not raise them before the trip?

Was it a genuine change of heart or just another episode for engagement?

Why would Blord, a supposed crypto king, an established business mogul respond to criticism with flexing and insults instead of transparency?

If your empire is built on trust, why not defend it with facts, not fire?

And ...why would Ross Boss, who claims to empower Nigerian entrepreneurs, let his reputation hinge on a social media influencer’s approval?

If your business is solid, why not let your results speak louder than rebuttals?

This saga isn’t just messy—it’s a cautionary tale.

A tale of how influence without integrity can mislead thousands. How business without boundaries can crumble under scrutiny. And how ego, when left unchecked, can turn allies into adversaries overnight.

It’s not just about VDM, Blord, or Ross Boss anymore. It’s about the culture we’re building—where clout outweighs character, and public perception becomes more powerful than truth.

In the end, this saga reminds us that reputation is fragile, trust is currency, and silence—sometimes—is the loudest response.

Everyone’s reacting, but no one’s resolving.

Cracked perspectives

23/10/2025

23/10/2025

"Nothing helps; I must help myself, or I am finished."

This line, captured in a private letter by the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche in 1883, is more than just a quote—it's a raw, urgent manifesto of self-sovereignty born from crisis.

The Context of Collapse:
Nietzsche wrote this at a time of profound emotional and social isolation, feeling truly "finished" by betrayal and abandonment.

When he declared "Nothing helps,".. he was recognizing the absolute failure of all external sources—of friends, society, institutions, or pre-ordained meaning—to provide salvation.

The Philosophical Imperative:
The philosophical weight of this phrase lies in the transition: the only response to universal abandonment (Nihilism) is a radical, non-negotiable act of "self-creation"

You are the Author; This is the ultimate declaration of an Internal Locus of Control.

It's the decision to stop blaming fate or external forces and realize that your actions determine your outcome.

The Artistic Project: For Nietzsche, the self is not found, it is created.

To be "finished" is to fail to complete this work—to remain an incomplete canvas shaped only by accident.

To "help myself" is to choose to style your character and define your own values, turning life into a work of art to which you proudly assign your name.

This is the moment we reject learned helplessness and step into the full, magnificent burden of our own responsibility.

What part of your life are you choosing to author today?

21/10/2025

Honey Badger: Nature’s Most Fearless Animal Alive.

It doesn’t roar. It doesn’t warn. It just walks up to apex predators and throws hands like life owes it a debt.

You can be bigger. You can be stronger.
But fear? That’s a software this animal never downloaded.

It’s small.
Doesn’t look like much.
No claws like a grizzly. No roar like a lion.
Built like a meme.
Low to the ground, fuzzy, walking like it’s late to a fight it already won.

But then someone gets too close.

And that’s when the wild remembers.

Because this thing?
It’s violence wrapped in fur.
Rage that doesn’t retreat.
It doesn’t just hunt for food.
It hunts because something looked at it wrong.

It eats cobras for breakfast.
Walks off bee stings like mosquito bites.
Takes venom to the face — blacks out — then wakes up and keeps chewing like death was just an inconvenience.

You can corner it.
You can wound it.
But you cannot scare it.
Because fear never made it into the blueprint.

It’ll chase a leopard twice its size.
Bite a lion straight in the crown jewels.
Go live with a hyena crew just to remind the savanna who really has nothing to lose.

This isn’t a predator.
It’s a statement.
A biological middle finger with teeth.

It’s not interested in dominance.
It’s not playing for status.
It doesn’t give a f*ck who’s sitting at the top of the food chain.

Because in nature’s war for survival,
there’s only one creature that walks through the fire
with no pack, no fear, and no plan to die quietly.

The honey badger: Not here to rule. Not here to flex.
Just here to remind apex predators they’re not untouchable.

Culled from Amazing animals