Udechukwu Johnpaul

20/06/2025

19/06/2025

R500
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Goodluck

17/06/2025

This animal was killed in Nigeria and it worths N67 Million.
Illiteracy is one of the problems of this country. People kill animals that they know nothing about. If it was abroad, this animal is extremely valued and the person who killed it would have been prosecuted.

14/06/2025

INDIAN

13/06/2025

IN PICTURES: The aftermath of Israel's strikes in Tehran, which hit dozens of nuclear targets, military sites and killed Iranian military leaders.

13/06/2025

Seeing the faces of those kids breaks my heart.

After hustling for years, trying to relocate his family from indiá to l0ndon, he finally succeeded, but everything fell apart.

He was searching for greener pasture, not knowing life had other plans.

Maybe the goals and visions you're yet to achieve are the reasons you're still alive. Don't be too hard on yourself.

03/06/2025

Report says that South African 🇿🇦 are best in ste@ling 😂

30/05/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Martha Eneh

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

30/05/2025

This is the immigration officer his name is Prince Orji Ugochukwu from isi Ala Ngwa in abia state that trapped the ritu()/ alist down at the border when he wanted to es,c/)(ape. The e,v)(il man tried to bri #"be the officer with 10m and iPhone 13promax but the officer refused and he did it alone. No be everybody they collect bribe.
Let's Appreciate him

29/05/2025

SA

27/05/2025

Embracing Igbo Heritage: Why I Chose to Keep My Father's Surname.- Chimamanda Adichie.

I didn't change my surname to my husband's surname because I love my surname, and all my documents bear my father's surname. I don't have the strength to run around to change it.

People often tell me that I am abusing Igbo culture by still bearing my father's surname. I laugh when I hear people say this. But the fact is that those women who bear their husband's surname are the ones abusing Igbo culture. In pre-colonial Igbo culture, women didn't bear their husband's surname; they bore their father's surname. Everything changed when the British colonized us. We then abandoned our own culture and followed British culture.

In pre-colonial Igbo society, if a married woman died, her co**se would be returned to her father's home to be buried there. In pre-colonial Igbo culture, women belonged to their father's place; their husbands just borrowed them for both to live together and have children.

I am always worried about why Igbo people are ashamed to speak their language. In most Igbo families in Nigeria, parents communicate in Igbo, but immediately when they talk to their children, they switch to English.

I am always thinking about how to make our people understand the importance of our culture and language. That's why I don't normally wear foreign clothes. Many international clothing brands have approached me to be their ambassador by wearing their clothes, but I choose our traditional style of dressing to showcase who we are to the world. Many of our students now don't study Igbo in school. During my time in secondary school, I studied Igbo and took it in my WAEC examination, achieving an A1.

I have two children, and I am teaching them the things we did as children while growing up, like "Ikpọ ọga" and many other traditional activities. These are the things that will help them understand who they are. They speak and understand Igbo.

It is time for all of us to come together to restore our language.

Cc:Igbo history

26/05/2025

Good move