TITLE: After the artifact falls onto the black market, a shy waitress with big dreams (Sydney Sweeney) teams up with a lovelorn military veteran (Paul Walter Hauser) to gain possession of it, putting them in the crosshairs of a ruthless criminal (Eric Dane) working on behalf of a Western antiquities dealer (Simon Rex). Starring: Sydney Sweeney, Paul Walter Hauser.

TITLE: After the artifact falls onto the black market, a shy waitress with big dreams (Sydney Sweeney) teams up with a lovelorn military veteran (Paul Walter Hauser) to gain possession of it, putting them in the crosshairs of a ruthless criminal (Eric Dane) working on behalf of a Western antiquities dealer (Simon Rex). Starring: Sydney Sweeney, Paul Walter Hauser.

SILENCE TEARS

"Silence screams louder than words ever could, and tears fall like rain, washing away the pain. In the quiet moments, emotions overflow, and the heart speaks volumes without uttering a sound.

Tears are the whispers of the soul, revealing the depth of our emotions. They fall for joy, for sorrow, for relief, and for heartache. Each drop carries a story, a memory, or a feeling that words can't capture.

Silence, too, holds power. It can be comforting, calming, and peaceful. Or it can be heavy, oppressive, and suffocating. Silence can be a refuge or a prison, depending on the context.

When silence and tears entwine, they create a symphony of emotions. The unspoken words, the unseen pain, and the unexpressed feelings all blend together, creating a poignant melody that resonates deep within.

In silence, tears can fall freely, without judgment or expectation. They can flow like a river, cleansing the heart and soul. And in the stillness, we can find solace, reflection, and healing.

Let the silence speak, and let the tears fall. For in their depths, we may find the courage to face our emotions, to confront our fears, and to heal our wounds. Let the silence and tears guide us toward understanding, compassion, and peace."

The Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the trial of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), to October 10, 2025, for ruling on the no-case submission filed by his legal team.

preparation meets luck and leads to success. so how prepared are you?

I won't tell you in words, but you understand everything that I don't say. How do you know that you mean so much to me? The love that I see in your eyes is something else. The feelings that I see in your eyes makes me love you even more. Baby I am so lucky to have you besides me because I Love you and because I love you to the core. Only yours!

life is full of challenges but you can challenge your challenge when you change your chant

I won't tell you in words, but you understand everything that I don't say. How do you know that you mean so much to me? The love that I see in your eyes is something else. The feelings that I see in your eyes makes me love you even more. Baby I am so lucky to have you besides me because I Love you and because I love you to the core. Only yours!

The Obidient movement is gearing up.

HOW SHE CHANGED HER DRUNK HUSBAND
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When a woman wants to teach you a lesson, even Satan sits down to take notes.

My neighbor was a big drunkard. His wife used to pick him up in bars and in trenches. Her family friends advised her to leave him but she was hopeful that she'll find a solution.

One Saturday she went to pick him again, he was completely drunk. Instead of taking him home, she headed straight to the mortuary. She negotiated with the mortuary attendants to make him lie with the corpses and when he wakes up, help me to teach him a lesson. She then went back home. Fear Women!

When he woke up, he started screaming when he found himself sleeping in the middle of dead bodies. He started screaming and calling for help pleading that he's not dead. The mortuary attendants came laughing and told him that they are used to corpses being brought to the morgue and start practicing witchcraft. They told him to lie down and that he was dead and whatever he was seeing was not in real life but in the other end of living dead.

He continued screaming and the morgue attendants came with an axe and hammer and told him that stubborn corpses are beaten and hacked until they become cooperative. He was told to lie and wait for his postmortem later that day since his cause of death hadn't been established.

He stayed there frightened in the middle of corpses the whole of that day and Sunday night.
On Monday morning they released him and told him to go home, say bye bye to his family and then come back to the morgue for preservation since he was now a mere spirit.

He ran home on foot, straight to the mirror to check if he was seeing himself. His wife pretended not to see him which made him even more worried. He went to the bathroom took a shower, dressed up and carried a Bible. That's when his wife told him that it was a Monday morning and not Sunday.

Several months later he's yet to reveal what happened to him and where he was the nights he wasn't at home. He stopped taking alcohol completely, not even soda, just milk and water. He goes to church religiously.
The power of a woman!

Accepting responbility is the beginning of maturity