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08/04/2023

Why is America congratulating the winner of this disastrous election?

07/04/2023

Dear esteemed followers,

It's been quite a while since we got together here. We had to take a much needed break to restrategise, evolve and improve all in a bid to entertain, inform and educate you better.

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As a way of rewarding your consistent and constant support, and for your unwavering loyalty while waiting for us to come back, our first MASSIVE giveaway will happen next week by God's grace.

It's our little way of saying THANK YOU for staying the course and for following our page.

Looking forward to continuing on this journey together for a long time to come

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07-04-2023

03/04/2023

From March 12, 1947, to December 26, 1991, the global power and dominance struggle was a covert war between the United States and Russia. It was a period of geopolitical tensions between the United States, the Soviet Union, and their respective allies. Then in 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed. As a....

03/04/2023

Hurray!! Nigerian Parents Magazine is back on air. Alot goodies await us while we keep reading.

We are sorry for the inconveniences our upgrade took us. Tnks for being part of this great story.

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https://nigerianparents.com/columnists/candid-pen/america-cant-continue-to-ignore-africa/As the world inches to the prec...
03/04/2023

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As the world inches to the precipice of another war for global dominance between Russia and the United States, the latter must do more in Africa. But, first, it must show that its interest in Africa goes beyond the gratuitous historical engagement. And it looks like the United States has finally woken up. Last month, in February 2023, Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen took a 10-day trip to Africa. She said it was the beginning of a year of sustained high-level U.S. engagement to demonstrate that the Biden administration is “all in on Africa and all in with Africa.”

From March 12, 1947, to December 26, 1991, the global power and dominance struggle was a covert war between the United States and Russia. It was a period of geopolitical tensions between the United States, the Soviet Union, and their respective allies. Then in 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed. As a....

25/12/2022

Merry Christmas friends.

03/08/2022

There is a story about two warring tribes in the Andes. One of the tribes lived in the lowlands and the other lived in the mountains. One day, the mountain tribe invaded the lowlanders, and as part of their loot kidnapped and took with them back up into the mountains the baby of one of the lowland families.

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02/08/2022

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By Monsignor Anselm Nwaorgu, Ph.D. There is a story about two warring tribes in the Andes. One of the tribes lived in the lowlands and the other lived in the mountains. One day, the mountain tribe invaded the lowlanders, and as part of their loot kidnapped and took with them back up into the mountai...

August 11th, 2006, Mma Aggy handed this machine to me in a brief handing over ceremony held in Uyo. It was my first ever...
21/07/2022

August 11th, 2006, Mma Aggy handed this machine to me in a brief handing over ceremony held in Uyo. It was my first ever mobile device

It had a unique sharp and rattling ringtone and its vibration could be heard miles away from its location.

This phone could be used as a weapon to devastating effect. It was that strong.

I remember one afternoon it fell from Mma Aggy's hands atop the last floor at State Secretariat and we ran downstairs to retrieve it, amidst fear and uncertainty but we picked it up, unscathed and working better than it did before the fall. Such was its durability.

The snake game too kept me busy then because apart from calls which I rarely received or made, that was the most important feature of the phone for me.

Unfortunately, I would never be able to bequeath it to my own child because I lost it in December of the same year.

The world has long moved on but I always learn a lesson about contentment from issues like this.

Nothing is worth killing yourself over. The luxury you're killing yourself to get or acquire today, might be worthless in a few years.

From Blackberry phones, Mercedes 190 and lots of other things people sacrificed permanent things for, these things are virtually worthless in today's world and newer and better and more sophisticated replacements have been introduced.

A lot of ladies lost their virginity for Blackberry Bold 5 or Touch 2 and so many guys lost their lives in pursuit of cars that trended then but today, those phones and cars are non existent and have been phased out completely.

Be content. Your own time will come.

Good morning and happy Thursday

Kufre Carter

20/07/2022

Yesterday evening, I witnessed a very funny scene along Abak road.

A guy was being beaten and manhandled by several other guys in the middle of the road and it caused a traffic gridlock.

The recipient of the beatings had a sack bag tightly wrapped around his wrist. He held on to it like his life depended on it.

We got to know what transpired. He was caught f**king another boy that evening and the brother of the boy along with his friends pursued him to that scene.

When the contents of the bag he held were exposed, it contained a bottle of what seemed like a lubricant, tissue paper and other things apparently meant to aid their mission.

Despite the manhandling he got that night, he never showed any kind of remorse or seem sober. He was still very arrogant, and confident he did nothing wrong f**king a man. Wow!

Nigerian laws are very stringent against same s*x in*******se or marriage and penalty is 14 years imprisonment without option of fine. Perhaps, he didn't know this.

I'm not one to judge people's s*xuality or orientation. Everybody is free to do as they like. It's their choice and as long as they take responsibility for it, that's fine with me.

But when folks like these lure or force innocent young boys into this lifestyle, it's totally unacceptable. Stop forcing your lifestyle or choices on vulnerable young people.

I once walked into a VIP section in a cafe in Abuja and saw two very handsome young guys kissing themselves like the world was going to end. I almost vomited and had to leave them to it. Its their live.

Our society today is quite different from the ones our forefathers bequeathed to us. These vices were previously unheard of back then but its the order of the day today.

May God help us o

Good morning

Kufre Carter

19/07/2022

Growing up as a child, and even as an adult, there are meals that no matter how you feel, you can never turn down.

I remember in the late 90s, I was sick and taken to Ibom Clinic for treatment. During the course of the treatment, I was offered rice and I just couldn't eat it.

Mma Aggy exclaimed "akwenge ndien kporo asin adesi"

Everywhere became tense. I later learnt that once a child turns down rice, it's not a good sign. Thankfully, I got well and that chapter closed.

2009, I was sick again and I rejected every food offered. My Mum ordered noodles to be brought and she was pretty confident there's no way I'll say NO to noodles. Its never happened before.

Somehow I still turned it down. Her fears were heightened cause according to her, if this guy cN turn down noodles, then there's a problem.

What's that one meal you can not turn down no matter how sick, or whatever condition you're in, you go still manage chop am

Mine is INDOMIE 🥰

15/07/2022

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