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Putin putting them in their places |
Better news |
Kolomentality |
Caseless:Na sensible comment like this me I like to dey read..... God bless you comrade |
This lady is ready to say or do anything just to chase clout |
Now is time to give account of his deeds on Earth |
This is interesting
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I have never read or see where these people own up Their faults, always blaming other ARE THEY NOT TIRED? |
When trouble sleep yanga go share am |
80k! Shey na me go first hear the trumpet � |
TheRareGem1:You’re welcome Comrade |
The West worst nightmare |
I just Dey pray say we no go hear MARGINALISATION after 2023 election |
Pa Chief I.O Osinbajo father of the Vice President was a civil engineer. He had trained in the United Kingdom and was the first, automated, sawmiller in Nigeria. He had brought it from the UK in the late 1950s. Pa Chief Isaac Opeolu Osinbajo was born in Ikenne, Remo, Ogun State, 4th Feb 1919, He attended St Saviour's School Ikenne, St Jude's School, Ebute Metta and Methodist Boys High School, Lagos. He later attended the Higher College, Yaba and the Survey School in Oyo. He taught Physics and Mathematics at the Methodist Boys' High School Lagos and Oduduwa College, ile-ife between 1940 and 1948. He left for the United Kingdom in 1948 to study Civil Engineering at Leicester College of Technology and worked later as an Engineering Assistant at Keresley Town Council in Coventry in 1952. Chief Osinbajo became a Timber industrialist when he established Straightedge Sawmills Limited the first automated Sawmill in Nigeria. He donated the land on which the Obafemi Awolowo Memorial Anglican Church , Ikenne is built. Source: Bayo Fadairo, President, Lagos Stamp Club, Lagos & Itunu Ajala. #Yoruba Lalasticlala
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I love this way he’s maintaining his dad legacy.. Kudos to him NIgeria �� and Nigerians are PROUD of YOU |
Some people see pride but I am seeing CONFIDENCE |
Hmmmm
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Nigerian filmmaker, Toyin Ibrahim Adekeye is set to launch his cultural documentary, 'Bigger than Africa' on global streaming platform, Netflix. Speaking on the documentary, Adekeye reveals, "I hope it becomes a unifying documentary for all people of African descent irrespective of their countries. It’s a film that uniquely tells the stories of our commonalities rather than our differences.” The synopsis reads: "When the slave ships docked in North America, Brazil, and the Caribbean, hundreds of cultures, traditions, and religions landed with the Africans on board, one transcended slavery beyond imaginations and remain alive till this day in the New World: the Yoruba culture, "Bigger Than Africa" follows the journey of the Africans from the ports of no return in West Africa to their final destinations." 'Bigger than Africa' was shot in six countries with research and interviews from around the world including Brazil, the United States of America, Cuba, Trinidad & Tobago and back to where it all began, West Africa. Lalasticlala
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DUNDEEMASTER:Very shameful comment from you. Every damn thing is Afonja by the time The Afonjas start reciprocating this hatred offline then you will know what’s up.... |
As expected |
A country that works |
I don’t know why you guys are saying BAT is too proud, He is not new in the game you should expect him to show confidence braveness that’s how you sell yourself |
Where is the lie? |
She sabi how to play politics now appointment await her in 2023 |
Southerners to the world |
BAT sabi politics, he just focus on his goal no time for side talk but I ain’t voting for him |
Wonderful glyphs... |
Gbamsolutely |
Simp |
Assuming this Sit-at-Home is happening in SW especially Lagos now you for Dey hear something like They are doing sit at home to hurt Igbo businessmen and women, they hate us....they are this, they are that But now they are suffocating businesses of people from other regions |
Young man doing wonders |
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