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Mr Eazi & Simi - Doyin (Official Video)

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BBNaija reality star Doyin reveals BBTitans housemates she wants to win the cash prize (see lists).

BBNaija reality star Doyin reveals BBTitans housemates she wants to win the cash prize – see lists below. Ex BBNaija reality star Doyin David, has taken to her twitter handle to reveals list of #BBTitans housemates she wants to see in the finals. Doyin took to her official twitter timeline, made her final list of #BBTitans housemates she wants to see in the last day. Read Also: Even if my…

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Will never not be obsessed w the way Gerard says “dying wish” in ykwtdtgluip

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Doyin Okupe Reacts As Atiku Visits Buhari, Peter Obi’s Ex-campaign Chief

The recent political dynamics in Nigeria have seen intriguing moves and reactions, especially following Atiku Abubakar’s visit to former President Muhammadu Buhari. Atiku, who was the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate in the 2023 election, visited Buhari in Daura, Katsina State, accompanied by prominent PDP figures including former Sokoto State Governor Aminu Tambuwal. Atiku…

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Folorunso Alakija (July 15, 1951) is a Nigerian businesswoman who is involved in various industries such as fashion, oil, and printing. She is known for being one of the richest Black women in the world.

She was born in Ikorodu, Lagos State. She was from a sizable family due to her father, Chief L.A. Ogbara, having been married eight times and fathering 52 children. Alakija was his second surviving child and her mother, a fabric merchant, was his first wife. At the age of seven, she and her younger sister Doyin were sent to study abroad at Dinorben School for Girls in Northern Wales. The pair of sisters attended the school for four years before they returned to Nigeria at the request of their parents, who did not want the girls’ African values, traditions, and culture to be lost. She continued her studies at Muslim High School in Sagamu, Ogun State, Nigeria. She ventured abroad again, this time to Pitman’s Central College in London to pursue an education in secretarial studies.

She began working in Lagos as an executive secretary and worked at FinBank for several years. She studied fashion design in the UK for one year. She established Supreme Stitches, her fashion house, in a three-bedroom apartment in Surulere, Lagos. She was one of the best designers in the country and became recognized for endorsing Nigerian culture through her works and clothing.

She expanded her business interests and applied for the allocation of an oil prospecting license in May 1993. Her company, Famfa Limited, was granted the license to explore for oil on a 617,000-acre block, known as OPL 216. She entered into a joint venture agreement with Star Deep Water Petroleum, a subsidiary of Texaco, and appointed the company as a technical advisor for the exploration of the license. Some 40 percent of her 100 percent stake was transferred to Star Deep.

She married Modupe Alakija (1976), a lawyer and the couple raised four boys together. She is known for her philanthropic work through the Rose of Sharon Foundation. She was appointed as the vice chairman of the Nigerian National Heritage Council and Endowment for the Arts. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Jesus fucking christ.

Today's "horrible childcare advice from Slate's Care and Feeding" is, surprisingly, not from Doyin Richards. Instead, it's from Allison Price.

The relevant part from the letter writer:

"I’m at my wits’ end about my 4 ½-year-old son’s bedtime. He hates going to bed, always has*, and bedtime is almost always a struggle. We’ve tried everything. We have a bedtime routine, we don’t use screens, we dim the lighting, give transition warnings, and offer choices. When we try to set boundaries, he often responds with threats, like “if you don’t read me this story, I’ll never go to bed.” He squirms all over the bed at tuck-in time. There are frequent curtain calls, even though we try to preempt them. His bedtime is late for his age, he falls asleep between 9 and 10 p.m. regardless of when we start bedtime. He’s usually up by 7:30 am but not always."

*Later in the letter, the parent reiterates that he has struggled with bedtime for literally his entire 4 ½-year-long life.

Allison's response:

"You’re not in a sleep struggle, you’re in a power struggle, and no amount of dim lighting can help with that. He’s acting the way he is because he thinks he gets to be in charge of when he sleeps and when he wakes. You need to erect an absolute bedtime routine, stick to it, and attach consequences to it...If he deviates from it, he loses a bedtime story (or some other natural consequence)...He doesn’t acknowledge your authority at bedtime, so you have to sort of imbue these other structures with authority until he gets the picture."

Look. I understand that children as young as 4 can and do intentionally push at boundaries. But JESUS CHRIST if the kid has been like this since he was born, maybe there is something else going on! Maybe if he is struggling with something he has struggled with his entire life, he's not doing it maliciously because he refuses to accept the proper Hierarchy of Authority and "just go to sleep" (something that it seems, from the letter, like he possibly physically can't do). And maybe the proper response isn't to punish him for doing things like "moving" and "not being able to, as a toddler, sit in total silence and quiet for hours when he can't fall asleep."

As someone who has struggled with a "normal" sleep schedule my entire life, my heart breaks for the kids whose parents read this advice and follow it (or use it to affirm their existing decisions). Sleeping disorders are real problem that real people - including kids - deal with. You can't punish it out of a person, and acting like it is intentional malice doesn't teach people coping strategies - that's just cruelty.

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I can't lie I hate doyin makeup

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2027: Why Atiku Can’t Be President — Okupe

2027: Why Atiku Can’t Be President — Okupe

A former Director-General of Peter Obi Presidential Campaign Organisation, Dr Doyin Okupe, had said that the South, and not the North, should produce the President in 2027. Speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, on Thursday in Lagos, Okupe said it was only fair to allow the South to produce the next President. Okupe said though Atiku Abubakar,the PDP presidential candidate…

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Doyin Okupe Lauds President Tinubu’s Performance in Maiden Media Chat

Former presidential spokesman, Dr. Doyin Okupe, has praised President Bola Tinubu for his exceptional performance during his maiden presidential media chat. Speaking in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Lagos, Okupe commended Tinubu’s brilliance, composure, and in-depth understanding of national issues. “This, I dare say, he is a d**n good president. And I should…

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Doyin Okupe Blames Labour Party's Lack of Structure for Wave of Defections

Dr. Doyin Okupe, a former Director-General of the Peter Obi Presidential Campaign Organisation and erstwhile Labour Party’s (LP) chieftain, says the party’s inability to build an enduring structure after the 2023 elections is responsible for the gale of defections from the party. Okupe made the statement in an interview in Lagos on Sunday. It will be recalled that no fewer than six LP lawmakers…

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Foreign Trips: CODER Decries "Shocking Dereliction Of Duty" By Tinubu And Shettima Amid Nigeria's Worsening Crisis

In a startling turn of events, the simultaneous absence of Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima from Nigeria has sparked widespread outrage and concern. High Chief Peter Ameh, Chairman of the Democratic Accountability and Electoral Reforms (CODER), has in a scathing press release, in response to the views of Doyin Okupe that the duo’s absence does not matter,…