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What Should You Never Do In Life Regardless Of Age?
~1.8 mins read
1. Don’t do drugs. I know people who have had drug addictions and it ruined their lives. I even lost my uncle to drugs.

2. Don’t. Eat.Scorpions. Trust me I saw a video about it it wont work out well.

3. Don’t send nudes. I did it once and i’m afraid they’re out on the dark web somewhere.

4. Don’t drive drunk.

5. Don’t go into gangs. It’ll ruin your life and reputation.

6. Don’t cheat on your partner. It’ll mess up their mental state.

7. Don’t act superior to those younger than you. Trust me. Karma will slap you in the face hard if you do.

8. Never never never Never say any racial slur in public. Trust me, I did once while joking around with my friend and it really did not work out well.

9. Don’t spread rumors about someone.
10. Don’t assault anyone in anyway, especially children.

11. Don’t expose anyone’s personal issues or bring them into an argument that is beyond hurtful.

12.Don’t tell anyone’s secrets. They trust you for a reason, you know.

13. Don’t poop on your neighbor’s house because you’re pissed at them, The Boomers will come at ya :’)))))

14. Don’t take your parents’ car for a joyride with your friends ffs.

15. Don’t judge anyone for race,sexual orientation, or religion.

16. Don’t blame your mistakes on others. Own up to your actions.

17. Don’t poison anyone with pills.

18. If you see someone in a happy, stable relationship don’t judge them and leave them alone.

19. Never give up on your dreams.

20. Don’t eat your dog to see if he tastes like chicken.

21. Don’t eat another human.

22. If you laugh while drinking something, it’ll come out of ya nose.

23. Say your not what I just said on #22 :’))))))

24. Don’t fake mental illness for attention.

25. Be yourself and stay positive :)
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How Are The Innocent Nigerians Affected By The Stigma Of "cyber Scammers"?
~0.7 mins read
As I write this, Nigerians, mostly youths, are on the streets, telling whoever that cares to listen that they have had enough, that it can't be business as usual.

The constant killings, humiliation, and outright lawlessness by the police are beyond what we can manage.

As young men, we are forced to monitor how we dress and the kind of places we hang out. Our hairstyle or dressing could easily attract the police, which almost always ends in humiliation and bribery.

The size of my phone is a dead give away; they would grab your phone without a warrant and search for stuff to incriminate you, and when they can't find anything, they go ahead, asking how you could have the money to buy a smartphone because, to them, a smartphone is so luxurious that it should be out of the reach of the Nigerian youth... Talk about systematic racism, Africans do it best.

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