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SultanOfPuna:
So let me get this straight
Nigerians don't care about politics
They only care about food,money connection?

Politics and policies are what make or break an economy
You must be the most stupidest Nigerian I have ever meet. And I've meet thousands

That is like saying I don't care who cooks my food. I will eat whatever politicians cook for me.

You are more stupid than him, majority of Nigerians ain't care about politics,

Yuri141:
there are quotation marks in his writeup.

Quotation marks are used for than what you know

almarthins:
Lagos na small place ?
U no fit understand if u no dey inside Lagos and inhabit the suburbs.

Why did he chose to live in in Lagos of all places

ImoleNaija:
Is this not the building located beside the flyover?


I saw it in May when I visited Ado-Ekiti.

Yes it is not far from the flyover

BigDickProblems:
Kindly recommend a good phone for 170k

Pls no Tecno or Infinix. Thanks.

Samsung Galaxy s10 pluuss

Ifeanyi4491:
How good is this...

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booblacain:
So "Obidients movement", a so called igbo movement, helped a Yoruba woman to win in a Hausa territory. Wonders.

did you think obi can win in lagos without yoruba christians

60k

Their ussd code have been changed to *710# not *901# anymore

Lorenahertz:
That doesn't look like Cristiano Ronaldo's real IG account o, someone should please help confirm

that is Brazil ronaldo not cristiano

capnies:
LIES
WHEN I WAS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL WALL GECKO FELL INTO OUR POT OF YAM PORRIDGE IN BOARDING HOUSE, INFACT ONE OF MY DINNING TABLE MATE CHEWED THE GECKO THINKING IT WAS FISH BEFORE WE GOT TO KNOW, NOT EVEN A STOMACH PAIN

Wall gecko has fallen to our well that we used to drink and cook nothing happen to us not even a stomach pain

Ado ekiti we buy bread 130, 230.......

Igbo can do anything as long as you give them kudi. This thing just dey wonder me after you rallied for Pandora then their mothers still went ahead to collect #500 each to support Tinibu no be juju be dat

like for Obi share for Atiku and Tinubu

Emergingnation3:
Igbo always miles ahead of Afonja..

anything to please yourself is allowed

OBALOLA55:
WETIN CONCERN US WITH YOUR SUPPORT FOR TINUBU BAYI


YOU DON RUN LEAVE YOUR SUGAR MUMMY
MRS REMI ADIUKWU BAKARE

why did open the thread if it doesn't concern you

Corridon:
I'm from the west but I have to admit that we are largely responsible for the calamity that befalled Nigeria from 2015 till date.

were

Abdul05:
The Road is dusty ...

it is far better than any place in Lagos state

Omakwole:
I will use another phone to snap it

you think say you are wise

lexxwiz:
Ofcause it’s not going to be 100% Perfect but it will reduce alot of things. To record screen no be stress normally??

bro your phone will record blank if you want to try it go and download the nimc personal Id app, screenshot or screen record your Id it will show blank

demzey:
Lol WhatsApp is funny, what if we sreensrecord before we open ���

your phone will record blank seems you are new to the internet

Qtrpst4:
All these long write up to defend why tilumbu was rejected by his own village people! Haba na

is this about tinubu

bichopsofcassa:
Do you think they'll be inviting Buhari like this too after his hellish tenure!

of course his beloved Country Niger�� will invite him for sure