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So Nigeria can actually ban US products? Na wa O! 😂🤣🤣

I blame Tinubu 🙄😒😒

RIP

That's his business 😂

One man's food is another man's poison.
Welcome home sister! 🙂

The estate security are the first suspects. It was an inside job

Anything just to trend 🤣

At least they honored him. RIP

Their wahala 🤣

This is a hard teaching. . .

I miss Mummy G.O. 😭

Wishing him quick recovery.

You can't deactivate because this relationship is "till death do us part" , that's why 😁

What happens to the false accuser?

The car was trying to eat. Nothing more 😁

123yes:
I did not see Nigeria on the list. Thanks to baba Tinubu.

Have you seen the list of countries most indebted to China! 🤣

temitope27:
Nigeria is in save hand


Thank you jagaban

"Safe hands" not "save hand"

Agbadorians and APC urchins will not like this!

I honestly don't know why boxing is a sport. That shìt is dangerous!

RIP to the departed.
His opponent has to live with this memory 😔💔💔

strangest:
Prof with no online research articles

You know, if you care to ask AI about him, you'll get the following response:

Prof. Amos Ishola Awodiya is a Nigerian academic known for his contributions to literature, drama, and theatre studies. Below is a list of some of his notable articles and academic publications:

Books:
1. "The Drama of Femi Osofisan: A Critical Perspective" (1995) – A critical analysis of the works of Nigerian playwright Femi Osofisan.
2. "The Triumph of the Water Goddess"(1996) – A play exploring African cultural themes.
3. "The Nigerian Theatre and the Emergent Playwrights" (2000) – A study of contemporary Nigerian theatre.
4. "Theatre and Politics in Wole Soyinka’s Plays" (2003) – An examination of political themes in Soyinka’s dramas.
5. "Theatre and Development in Africa" (2007) – Discussing the role of theatre in African societal development.

Journal Articles & Book Chapters:
6. "Femi Osofisan and the Tradition of Modern African Drama" – Published in African Literature Today.
7. "Wole Soyinka and the Revolutionary Ethos in African Drama" – Appeared in *Research in African Literatures.
8. "Theatre as a Tool for Social Change in Nigeria" – Published in *Nigerian Theatre Journal.
9. "Cultural Aesthetics in Contemporary Nigerian Drama" – Featured in *Journal of African Cultural Studies.
10. "The Role of the Playwright in National Development" – A chapter in an edited volume on African theatre.

Conference Papers & Unpublished Works:
11. "Postcolonial Drama and the African Experience" – Presented at an international conference on African literature.
12. "Theatre, Ritual, and Modernity in Nigerian Performances" – A seminar paper at the University of Lagos.

Prof. Awodiya’s works primarily focus on African theatre, postcolonial drama, and the socio-political dimensions of Nigerian plays. For a complete and updated list, you may check academic databases like Google Scholar, JSTOR, or ResearchGate, or consult university library catalogs where his works are archived.

You're welcome 🙂

Automate your business processes.
Establish accounting procedures.
Tighten financial security.
Conduct periodic audit.

They've perfected the art of extorting the masses
1. Identify a few key opinion leaders in Nigeria
2. Offer them premium packages & other incentives.
3. Do whatever you want

Are the men so subceptible to lack of self control that they have to subject their women to this? Well, what do I know? 🤐

Sonnobax15:

Were the eggs boiled or they were donated raw?

They are fried 😁

Alawee was N7,500 during my service year.

I pray you recover and become stronger and wiser. It is well 🙏

Hunger-engineered crowd. I wonder what they're getting this time. Rice? N2,000? Salt? Indomie? Free food? 🤔

I came for the picture 🙄😒😒

The next phase is about to commence in Nigeria. Welcome electric vehicles. Oil barons, be ready to drink your own oil 😁

heniford2:
Abuja wia no get light 😂🤣😂

Some of these electric charging stations are solar powered.

Because of the confusion in Isaiah 4:1 😁

Celebrity mama 🤣