Community Forum

He’s a fun-guy!

1. What did one candle say to the other?

“Don’t birthdays burn you up?”

1. What did the teddy bear say when it was offered some birthday cake?

“No thanks, I’m stuffed.”

1. What do you sing to a cow on their birthday?

Happy birthday to moo!

1. What did the crab do on his birthday?

He shell-ebrated!

1. What is it that kangaroos don’t like about birthdays?

They only get to celebrate them in leap years.

1. What sort of birthday cake do ghosts prefer?

I scream cake.

See you all at my birthday party...

Others will say:

"If I can't afford the subscription, who exactly am I hurting by downloading it?"

Then there is another argument:

"The website is the one distributing the movie illegally. I'm just watching it."

So where do you stand?

Is downloading or watching copyrighted content from an unauthorised source acceptable if someone genuinely cannot afford the legitimate option?

Or does the lack of money or convenience not change the copyright issue?

Let's hear honest opinions.

Now you have a phobia for catchy movie posters or trailers. Once bitten, twice shy. But what if I'm here to tell you that you don't have to be bitten at all?

Once upon a time in my life, I was a greedy lover of movies. Greedy in the sense that I indulged In watching movies at the expenses of the producers...the movie team.

I'm talking about piracy, in case you're confused. Most of the movies I wanted, I got...wherever I could. But, I'm not all that now. Freedom comes with its limitations, and I've understood the harm of piracy so much that I feel guilty watching or downloading pirated movies.

This doesn't mean my knowledge about the pirated movies I've watched has to waste. I'll share with you movies that I guarantee will be worth your precious time and data. Buckle up.

Third is the fact that parents expect their children to be financially independent immediately after school.

Fourth is spending hours on the road while going to work every single day, not being able to go on a vacation because you are sc@red that something might go wrong, young people feeling guilty for resting, knowing somebody before the person is able to access certain opportunities, needing a skill or experience to be employed despite spending years in higher institution to obtain a degree.

She critiqued Nigerians for not only normalizing these survival mentality but for embracing it without questions. The comment sections across social medias were followed by concurring and different opinions and experiences: ademola_majesty As a fresh graduate in 2020, I was asked to bring ₦500,000 just so I could become a staff at the commission where I served. 💔 iamdhannyfrosh 3 jobs ,for which country abeg,Omo you

guys should be factual,an average job is already 9-5 ,so where do you want to see the other time to do 3 jobs,you have to be realistic and specific,if you’re into freelancing ehn ehn,you work for international companies ehnn ehnn. tenovertenautos I tried explaining to a 25yr old Nigeria the

quality of life Nigeria is depriving him of and he still couldn’t understand it.

Like how do you think spending 3hrs in traffic is normal and paying light bill, but still putting budget for fuel for generator and its repairs. Watch video below: @debiichris_ We’ve normalized surviving, not living. 😭🇳🇬 Some things Nigerians call “normal” deserve to be questioned. #naija #nigerianyouth ♬ original sound – Debiichris