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29/11/2025

Nigeria is such a funny country 😆.
I can't even say much..
It's just pure comedy.
People are getting kidnapped..
Bandits are everywhere but the first lady invited the senate for a meal.

Houston rap legend Slim Thug revealed why he'll never get married. He admitted that his experiences as a famous rapper h...
29/11/2025

Houston rap legend Slim Thug revealed why he'll never get married. He admitted that his experiences as a famous rapper have left him permanently 'scarred' with trust issues. 'I have slept with married women, a lot,' he confessed, 'to the point where it's hard to trust women.'

I feel him on this though.
If you can bone married women, someone would bone yours eventually.

He's scared of karma.

A bizarre and unbelievable workplace story has been circulating online after a woman was reportedly arrested for leaving...
29/11/2025

A bizarre and unbelievable workplace story has been circulating online after a woman was reportedly arrested for leaving a very unpleasant surprise on her boss’s desk right after winning the lottery. According to reports, the woman had been unhappy at her job for years and felt mistreated by her manager. When she suddenly hit a massive jackpot, she decided to quit in the most dramatic way imaginable.

Witnesses said she walked straight into the office, handed in her resignation and then marched into her boss’s office to deliver her final act of revenge. The stunt shocked her coworkers and led to immediate calls to security. Despite her new fortune, police still detained her, since public mischief and workplace vandalism are crimes regardless of a lottery win.

Many online commenters joked that they understood her frustration, while others pointed out that no amount of anger justifies behavior that extreme. The woman now faces legal consequences, even though she is financially set for life. It is a wild reminder that emotions plus sudden wealth can bring out some unpredictable decisions.

28/11/2025

I usually still say this.
Muammar gaddafi was unjustly killed and he's a martyr.
The obama administration(if there's any justice in the world)must be thoroughly investigated for what happened in Libya.

❀❀ đŸ“č

Other acts/artistes will learn from this.You are nothing without your fans who listen to your music and stream your song...
28/11/2025

Other acts/artistes will learn from this.
You are nothing without your fans who listen to your music and stream your songs/but tickets to watch you perform.

Burnaboy forgot this for a moment.
Now he has seen the errors of his ways.

Now...I'll say this is not enough.
He's yet to apologize to the woman he sent home from the show he did recently.

That woman must be found and given a proper apology.

The king of the jungle was lying in the dust, too weak to lift his head. That’s what German veterinarian Thomas Keller f...
28/11/2025

The king of the jungle was lying in the dust, too weak to lift his head. That’s what German veterinarian Thomas Keller found one blazing November afternoon while patrolling near Botswana’s Central Kalahari Game Reserve. He had seen injured lions before, but nothing like this.

The lion was barely a shadow of its former self. Its ribs jutted out like a skeleton, its chest hardly moved, and its eyes were half-closed. To see such a powerful predator, the very symbol of strength in Africa—reduced to skin and bones was a sight Keller admitted he would never forget.

But here’s the thing about lions. They may be kings, but life in the Kalahari is brutal. This is one of the harshest places in southern Africa, where water is scarce and prey is constantly on the move. Lions that get injured or fall behind can quickly lose the strength to hunt, and starvation follows fast.

Keller, who has spent years crisscrossing the savanna in his pickup truck with nothing but medicine and determination, has rescued dozens of wild animals, elephants, antelopes, leopards, even lions. But this case struck different. This wasn’t just about survival. It was about dignity. To watch such a majestic animal fade away was like seeing the spirit of the Kalahari itself collapse.

So Keller did what he always does. He acted. With careful injections of fluids and medicine, he worked to stabilize the lion, knowing that even small chances are worth fighting for. And in moments like this, you see why conservation is not just science—it’s compassion in action.

The story of that lion is a reminder that even the fiercest creatures are vulnerable when nature turns harsh. And it also proves that sometimes, the real strength isn’t in claws or fangs, but in the people who refuse to give up on them.

Takeaway: Even kings fall, but as long as someone fights for them, they can rise again.

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Papoose & the GWOAT Claressa Shields been shining so bright lately you’d think they signed their deal at the Burning Bus...
28/11/2025

Papoose & the GWOAT Claressa Shields been shining so bright lately you’d think they signed their deal at the Burning Bush. đŸ˜­đŸ”„
An $8 million bag will do that to you — that’s not a deal, that’s generational WiFi.

Meanwhile, the internet saying this is proof that cheaters never prosper, because Remy Ma’s career been on airplane mode ever since. 😬
Not dragging her
 just reporting the spiritual mathematics the timeline been calculating.

Papoose out here looking refreshed, moisturized, and paid.
Claressa punching everything but her blessings away.
AND they both smiling like they know something we don’t.

Moral of the story:
Stay loyal, stay focused, and God might just hand you $8 million and front-row seats to your glow-up.

The s€>< tape doesn’t define the Kardashians — they played the game right.Fans hail the Kardashians for playing the game...
27/11/2025

The s€>< tape doesn’t define the Kardashians — they played the game right.

Fans hail the Kardashians for playing the game right and becoming massively successful in life.

If you’re wondering how they’re so successful when it seems like they “aren’t really doing anything,” it’s simple: they’ve mastered playing the game better than almost anyone.

what lessons can you learn from the Kardashians❓

Kyle Carpenter did the impossible in Afghanistan: he threw himself onto an enemy gr***de to save the life of his best fr...
27/11/2025

Kyle Carpenter did the impossible in Afghanistan: he threw himself onto an enemy gr***de to save the life of his best friend. He absorbed the full force of the explosion with his own body
 and survived. đŸ‡șđŸ‡žđŸ’„

Years later, he was awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest decoration in the United States.

đŸ“·

A 71-year old Rwandan man is trending for isolating himself for 55 years because of his extreme fear of women — a condit...
27/11/2025

A 71-year old Rwandan man is trending for isolating himself for 55 years because of his extreme fear of women — a condition known as gynophobia. At 16 years old, Callixte Nzamwita built a tall fence and cut off all contact with the outside world to avoid the anxiety & panic of having to see women.

Neighbours leave food and water from a distance, as he refuses any female approach.

Bro forgot he fell out of a woman.
Probably scared of a v*gina.

A man was sentenced to 7 years in prison for stealing millions of moneyTwo years into his sentence, he received a letter...
27/11/2025

A man was sentenced to 7 years in prison for stealing millions of money

Two years into his sentence, he received a letter from his father:

"My dear son, you've left me in old age and sickness. The planting season has arrived, and I have no one to help me plow the field and plant maize. I wish you were here to help me. God willing, we shall meet again."

The son replied:

"Dear father, please don't dig in the field for now. That's where I buried all the money I stole. Wait until I'm released."

As all prisoner letters are read by the prison guards, the next morning, over 100 prison officers showed up at the father's farm and dug every inch of it - but they found nothing.

The son later wrote back:

"Dear Dad, I hope you enjoyed the help I sent you. You can now go ahead and plant your maize."

Creative and funny 😆

Man vs. nature: the incredible story behind this photo. 🐆Look closely at this man, Carl Akeley, and the leopard beside h...
27/11/2025

Man vs. nature: the incredible story behind this photo. 🐆

Look closely at this man, Carl Akeley, and the leopard beside him. This picture is the narrative of pure survival. Somalia, 1896. Naturalist Carl Akeley just shot the feline, injuring it. Mad rage leopard jumps on him

Akeley's gun is empty. No more way out? Apparently not.

In an instinct for absolute survival, he plunges his fist into the bottom of the leopard's throat to choke it. On the other hand, he clenches the trachete of the animal. Fight is Titanic, savage. Against all odds, he catches the predator with his bare hands.

Severely injured arm and hand (bandages in photo), he will survive. And he will stuff the animal himself, which is on display today at the Field Museum.

But this story isn't about a fight. Akeley is the father of modern taxidermy. He revolutionized the technique to create striking realism dioramas. Later, becoming an ardent wildlife defender, he will work to create Africa’s first national park, saving mountain gorillas.

From a mortal face-off was born a legend and a passion for conservation. Lesson: Man's greatest strength may be his courage to protect what is wild.

đŸ“·

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