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Nigeria and fraud. It is well

Jaymanz:
I'm in need of a gaming laptop. Location is Lagos and budget should not should not be more than ₦1.3 million naira. Drop what you have let me see and also your WhatsApp contact.
Thank you

Please chat me. My number is on my profile. I have a good one for you sir

The masters. We still dey learn

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tunapawizzy:
i respect the hustle of boxers- but i dont understand how out of everything in this world, na to dey punch person face and u receiving punches back be d job wey dey sweet u for belle- may his soul rip

Prolly, that's what's they're destined to do 😒

Good calling

dkidd:
And what is it that they are doing? Oh its normal for them to move their cows freely through a residential area? If this isn't trouble they are after what is this supposed to mean? U want to wait till the cows start destroying someone's garden or flowers before the needful is done? Some of u are just unbelievable sha. See talk

Open grazing Isn't against the law

dkidd:
As if the police can do anything when it concerns Fulanis
u be novice?

But the Fulani people haven't done anything yet.

Big daddy freeze

Lol. Thinking of third term already only few months after inauguration

Not a good one at all

US just dey throw punch give everyone

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Fiscus105:
Public officials in any country are business of citizens.

These people are leaving large courtesy of taxpayers money.

Then they should join them instead of making noise online

Nigerian will never be a better country until we begin to start minding our business and facing the real issues that concern us. This disunity is getting out of hand.

Life is a constant battle between right and wrong, and at different points, we all face struggles with immorality. Some of the common moral battles people fight include smoking, drinking, fighting, masturbation, stealing, gambling, prostitution, cultism, anger, scamming, procrastination, amongst many others. These habits can be difficult to overcome, but with determination, discipline, and sometimes faith, many have emerged victorious.

Personally, I have had my own share of struggles. Among the listed immoralities, the one I fought and conquered was procrastination and gambling. It was not an easy journey, as I faced temptations, setbacks, and moments of doubt. However, through self-awareness, positive habits, and a strong support system, I was able to break free from its grip.

The battle against immorality is personal and unique to everyone. Some people may struggle with procrastination, constantly delaying their goals and ambitions. Others may fight against the lure of gambling or the temptation of dishonesty. Regardless of the nature of the struggle, what matters most is the ability to recognize it, seek help if necessary, and take active steps towards victory.

Have you fought and won the battle against any of these immoralities? Your testimony could inspire someone still struggling. Share your experience and encourage others on their journey to moral uprightness.

No evidence

dederocs:
Rat

Ant

Very good news on Eid.

Send those blood sucking criminals to jail or we declare SOE in your state

Some people will not sleep after reading this

SensualMan:
Protect or kill poor citizens?
Take a look at yoruba land what Tinubu has done there, hunger, diseases and starvation. Few days ago 2 brothers were fighting because of mango and Ayodeji killed his brother because of one mango.
The other boy in Ibadan hung himself untop of a tree.
Bukky jumped into 3rd mainland bridge days ago.
Why is Bola Ahmed punishing and torturing the yoruba nation?

Worry less bro. Focus on your region.

Thanks for the kind wishes loyalist

APC be like MTN. Everywhere you go