Ugep TV Entertainment Series

27/11/2023

Episode 1

21/11/2023

WHAT MANY PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND ABOUT LOVE:

My love...

1. There will be times I will be so mad at you and cold towards you. It's not that I hate you. I am just disappointed by what you did, my love hasn't gone any where

2. There will be times I will not spend as much time with you as you wish me to. It's not that I am ignoring you, I am working hard for our future

3. There will be times I will say or do something wrong. It's not that I meant to hurt you, we all fall short sometimes. Forgive me, teach me to love you

4. There will be friends in my life. But never doubt that you are my first priority

5. There will be moments I will not be that conversational, I will not be so fun to talk with. It's not that I find you boring. My mood has changed, I need some minutes to myself, I will come around

6. There will be moments where I want to scream at you and say all that is in my head in anger. It's not that you are my enemy, but sometimes you get on my nerves. I will control my temper and my tongue, you're still the one that I love

7. There will be moments where you want s*x but I will not be up to it. It's not that I don't find you s*xy anymore or I am cheating on you. I am just tired, allow me to rest and I will s*x you good when I am refreshed. I love the s*x in our marriage

8. There will be wonderful people of the opposite gender at work and in public, they dress well and are successful; some of them more successful than you. It doesn't mean I will abandon you and chase after them

9. There will be moments where I will be tough on you. It's not that I am trying to change you or treat you like a baby. I am only challenging you to be better because I know your potential

10. There will be moments where I forget things, special dates or a duty I said I will do. It's not that I am taking you for granted, sometimes in this busy life, the mind forgets

11. There will be days when things between us will get so tough and we might seem like we are falling apart. It's not that I am letting go, it's just a passing storm. Don't ever doubt my love

Life has ups and downs, no day is the same. But love, love is constant
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Class dismissed 🥂

21/11/2023

If you're in a relationship with somebody who has decided that they DO NOT WANT the relationship with you anymore for whatever reason, BACK OFF! Let them be and leave them alone. You can not MAKE anybody want you. You can't GUILT THEM into it, you can't BEAT THEM into it, you can't FORCE THEM to want you. If it's not a 2-way desire, it's not healthy for you. Let them GO! Respect their decision, respect their space...respect YOURSELF! To cling to somebody who doesn't want to be with you is an indicator of personal issues, not LOVE. Now loose them and bless them, and heal thyself. Growth hurts sometimes, but mutual love never does. Let 'em GO! We're growin' UP.
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Class dismissed 🥂
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21/11/2023

A lot of “girls” complain that guys walk away from them simply because they refused giving them s*x . Some have even turned into s*x slave just to keep their man. Let me be blunt here.... S*x might not be the reason this guy walked away. Remove s*x from a relationship and most girls don't have any thing to offer to their man. No extra oil at all. And the EXTRA OIL here is character. Aside s*x, what do you have to offer to a man?? Can you support him spiritually? Can you support him physically? How about mentally?? Can you support him financially?? All you do is to demand money for bags, shoes, clothes and outings. Making him spend unnecessarily instead of building each other...What are you even bringing to the table?? Have you ever sat him down and help him plan about his future?? Has he ever seen you as someone he can confide in? Try to be a woman that a man will always regret losing for the rest of his life. Be that woman that your man can never afford to lose to another man. Build your man to your taste. And stop looking for a ready made husband when you are not a ready made wife. I am not saying, I am perfect but I am working towards perfections...
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Class dismissed 🥂

21/11/2023

12 THINGS TO SAY NO TO IN YOUR MARRIAGE

1. Say NO to going to bed with unresolved issues. The longer issues pile up the messy things become and the climate in your home worsens

2. Say NO to involving parents or family in solving marital matters. Instead, see a counsellor, a pastor or a neutral person of authority who believes in marriage if you can't manage a breakthrough as a couple. Parents and family are biased and after you two have solved issues, they will remember the wrongs done to their son/daughter and it will affect family relations. Minimise the amount of people involved in your domestic affairs

3. Say NO to coming to big decisions without giving the other an opportunity to be heard and considered. This is how to build unity

3. Say NO to using the words "My" in marriage. "My car", "My child", "My house", "My money"... Instead say "Our car", "Our child", "Our house", "Our money" regardless of who contributes the most financially. You two are a team

4. Say NO to arguing in front of the children. Don't expose them to tension that will emotionally stress them

5. Say NO to ending a s*xual moment with only one of you s*xually satisfied. Both of you ought to enjoy love making

6. Say NO to using insults no matter how angry you get. Your spouse will easily remember the insults spoken in moments of anger than the loving words spoken in times of peace

7. Say NO to eating outside yet your spouse has taken the time to prepare a family meal for you. Make it a habit to eat together

8. Say NO to visits by your relatives without informing your spouse. It is not your home alone. If you want your spouse to be a good host to your relatives, consult with him/her when the visit will happen and for how long

9. Say NO to entertaining another or flirting with others. You two are allowed to have a healthy social life and friends even of the opposite gender but with boundaries and transparency

10. Say NO to sleeping in different beds/rooms yet you are in the same house. It sets a bad precedence and escalates the situation. Be like "Honey, we didn't have the best of days today but I still love you". You walking out to sleep somewhere else or kicking your spouse out of the room communicates rejection and disgust

11. Say NO to letting a relative come stay in your house who disrespects your spouse. Don't let your spouse be attacked at home

12. Say NO to suggesting divorce when things get difficult. You don't solve problems by threatening to walk out. When you tell your spouse divorce is an option it can easily discourage your spouse or make your spouse defensive. Unfortunately, some ask for a divorce not because they are serious but to scare and manipulate and in so doing planting seeds of doubt in their marriage
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Class dismissed 🥂

16/11/2023

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03/11/2023

The History of Abuja (FCT Nigeria) in 1800"s

The land now called Abuja was originally the south-western part of the ancient Habe (Hausa) kingdom of Zazzau (Zaria). It was populated for centuries by several semi-independent tribes. The largest of the tribes was Gbagyi (Gwari), followed by the Koro and a few other smaller tribes. In early 1800"s when Zaria fell to Fulani invaders, Muhammed Makau, fled south with some followers and his brothers- Abu Ja and Kwaka. Abu Ja succeeded Makau in 1825. The full name of the king was Abubakar, Abu was his nickname. By some accounts his fair complexion earned him the nickname Ja which means red or fair-skinned in Hausa. He became known as Abu-Ja meaning Abu the red or Abubakar the fair one. Other sources say that the Ja is a shortened form of Ishaku Jatau, his father's name. King Abubakar founded the kingdom of Abuja.

Abuja became a major commercial center where goods were exchanged by long distance traders. The inhabitants successfully fought off the Fulani and were not conquered as the neighbouring lands were. In 1902, Abuja was occupied by the British colonial army The British reorganized the kingdoms and called them emirates which means kingdoms in Arabic Until 1975 it remained a quiet part of Nigeria.

The problems associated with the capital being in Lagos, led to the search for a new capital that year. Abuja was selected from amongst 33 possible sites. The criteria used for selection included: centrality, health, climate, land availability and use, water supply, multi-access possibilities, security, existence of resources, drainage, good soil, physical planning convenience and ethnic accord.

The Emir of Abuja at the time, Altai Suleiman Bara, was asked to meet with his Emirate Council to approve contributing four of the live districts to Abuja to become the new capital. The council was divided as some districts considered it too much of a sacrifice; but at the end, they approved the request from the Federal Government. Thus, the Abuja in Niger State contributed 80% of the land of the territory Plateau State (Now

Nassarawa State) contributed 16% of the South east territory and Kwara State (now Kogi State) contributed about 4% of the south west territory.

The Emirate was then asked to give up the name Abuja for the Federal Capital Territory. Again the council was divided. In the end, they agreed believing that the name of the emirate would become famous throughout the world. The previous town of Abuja was renamed Suleja after the then Emir of Suleiman Barau and Ja the last syllable of the first emirate's name. Another interesting historical fact is that in the Gbagyi (or Gwan) language, the word A*o means success or victory.

According to tradition, the original inhabitants of the region lived at the base of the rock for centuries without being conquered. The rock was a refuge as well as mystical source of strength. A*oro (A*o Koro) the name of the one of the local areas, therefore, means people of victory. In addition, the term A*o Rock is increasingly being used to refer not only to the physical structure of the most imposing rock in the area, but also as a symbol of government power and a nation.

03/11/2023

In 1579, a tall African man now known by the name of Yasuke arrived in Japan.

His height was roughly 6 feet, 2 inches and he had skin like charcoal historians said. The average height of a Japanese man in 1900 was 5 feet 2, so Yasuke would have towered over most Japanese people in the 16th Century,

And made history as the first foreign-born man to become a samurai warrior. Yasuke was originally a slave from Mozambique and was brought to Japan by Portuguese traders. The powerful Japanese warlord Oda Nobunaga was fascinated by Yasuke's tall stature and dark skin, and upon seeing him, ordered his servants to try and rub the "black ink" off his skin.

His arrival in Kyoto, the capital at the time, caused such a sensation that people climbed over one another to get a glimpse of him with some being crushed to death, according to historian Lawrence Winkler.

Despite this strange encounter, Nobunaga took

Yasuke into his service, granting him a sum of money, a house, and a katana. From then on, Yasuke loyally served Nobunaga as an honored samurai, fighting alongside him in fierce battles. He went from being a piece of Portuguese property to a member of the Japanese elite.

Much about him remains a mystery: it's unconfirmed which country in Africa he hailed from, and there is no verifiable record of his life after 1582. But Yasuke was a real-life Black samurai who served under Oda Nobunaga, one of the most important feudal lords in Japanese history and a unifier of the country. Yasuke is now the subject of two films and a Netflix Anime series.

03/11/2023