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You dont want to see my own finger, it is almost finish |
Here in Owode/Airport road Akure na average of 19hours daily we Dey use light sometimes 22 hours sef Owode, Akure. For you to know I pay 3k monthly utility bill for a Room sef con and I am enjoying my money |
Honestly when I was attending SHILOH 2023 program it came to my mind too. I was patiently waiting to hear Peter Obi is in our mist throughout the programs but no |
hmm another angle. more knowledge sire wirinet: |
The Largest Container Ever To Visit The West African Sub-region Has Docked In Lagos State. ●This Is As A Result Of A $20 Million Investment In Terminal Expansion And Equipment Acquisition. ●It Arrvied With 2,000 Cargoes And Over 2,000 +Vehicles For The Nigerian Market. May Nigeria Succeed ! Facebook.com/Festus Olarewaju Ojo Lalastaclala Seun Mynd44 Obinoscopy
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How are you so sure the person is Peter Obi’s supporter? Anybody can be anything these days |
Two days ago it was “Igbo turn LAGOS from swamp to mega city “ Today it is “Benin founded LAGOS” Every body want to associate with good thing. I thought they said that Lagos is a glorified slump |
It will be an injustice if the manufacturing plant is built in Lagos |
This is getting serious and Mr Reno Omokri needs to stop |
Mr Reno Omokri is doing more harm than good with his post |
If this should happen in Africa now every where for don scatter with so many abuses |
24 Habits That Will Keep You Poor in 2024 1. Spending without a budget 2. Regularly eating out 3. Buying designer clothes instead of regular ones 4. Constantly upgrading to the latest iPhone 5. Driving, taking a taxi/Uber for trek-able trips 6. Buying lottery tickets/sports betting 7. Smoking 8. Doing hard drugs 9. Alcoholism (different from moderate drinking) 10. Laundering your clothes instead of washing them yourself 11. Buying on impulse 12. Buying bottled water instead of a water filterer 13. Buying things you don't need because they are on sale 14. Buying coffee or tea at shops instead of making yours at home 15. Overeating 16. Overgenerosity 17. Patronising pornographic websites 18. Borrowing from banks to spend on consumption rather than production 19. Gambling 20. Buying apps when you can use them for free during a free trial 21. Womanising 22. Keeping up with your neighbours 23. Using internet data to gossip and idle away rather than to make money 24. Lending friends money instead of giving them what you can afford. Less than 25% will repay #RenosNuggets #FreeLeahSharibu Lalasticlala Mynd44 Obinoscopy Seun Nlfpmod
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AFROBEATS THE BEST GENRE IN THE WORLD ONLY IF WE CAN KEEP IT CLEAN. Afrobeat is respected worldwide because it's a genre filled with love , happiness, jolly good feelings, rhythm, praise for women, etc.. Hip-hop is being displaced by Afrobeat because of these qualities mentioned above. Because the world is tired of vi0lence preaching music, women ab*use , dr*ugs , s£x g*uns, etc... Reason Afrobeat is now the best genre in the world , just for dance , clean music, and having a good time. But Odumodu and some Afrobeat musicians are about to give this beautiful genre we found a black eye . They are now singing with such d@rkness, l£wd words that is known with Hip-hop that k!lled it . If they continue with it , Afrobeat will suffer the same fate as hip-hop and d!e . Funny enough, Odumodu sings those 'stuff' in his songs, and in real life, he isn't like that . He should be called to order and stop m£ssing up our beautiful Afrobeat. Benjamin Franklin, who declared American a Republic from the British Colonial masters was asked at the Declaration of Independence July 4th, 1776, " Doctor, what have we got?" a man asked him . He replied, " A Republic if we can keep it." So I say to Nigerian Afrobeat stars like Odumodu,' What have we got?' I hope their response is ' Afrobeat, the best genre in the world only if we can keep it clean" #Tinosbullets Tino ✍️ from New York. Lalasticlala Seun Mynd44 Obinoscopy Nlfpmod
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Tb19:You said it all. Even the chances for morally descent person to attain success is 1:100,000. I am beginning to regret not allowing one of my street bro teach me Game that year, he was so sure that the only thing average Nigeria can do to attain wealth is scam, 4 years later his prophecy is coming to pass... Is there any opportunity for me to learn it now cuz I am in my early 30 and single.... |
THE OTHER ROOM...*😀😀😂😂 The other room Where a woman pretends To be weak So that a man Can believe he is strong Where a woman pretends To be foolish So that a man Can say he is wise Where a woman stoops So that a man can conquer. The other room Where gods of men Become worshipers of women Where leaders of thought Become minions Of the bleeders blood Where wielders of power Succumb to power. The other room Where the brashness of testosterone Yields to the bra straps of estrogen Where the bravado of masculinity Is tamed by the wiles of femininity Where the turgid Becomes the flaccid Three rooms In a house One in which a man Believes he is king Two in which He realizes A woman is god! Hmmmmmm! The other room Hardened men become beggars The queen becomes the king too The king, just a beggarly page In the other room We cry for joy Beg to be injured For there, we enjoy pain In the other room We beg to suck milkless breasts Accept every proposal And promise any thing In the other room Fate of nations are decided Destinies of men are fixed Death warrants are signed The other room What a room..! (c) Facebook.com/ZaraOnyinye Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod |
Wow this is great. Kudos to Minister Bosun Tijani |
Running |
who go fit put end to Igbo-Yoruba online wall like this? |
Great |
Unity I seek |
So year 2016 when I was seriously searching for a job, my neighbor then referred me to a small factory that makes pot. I had shared this with my daughter. So, at the factory, they were in need of cleaners who would clean their product after production, bag it and then finally load inside the trucks. I was desperately in need of money. So even as a graduate of Computer and Engineering, I had no choice than to take up the job. I was told i would be paid 23k monthly. A Monday to Saturday job. Owned by a Ghanian that I never saw from my first day and not until after 4 months. All he does was visit once in a while and then call his brother who was in charge and then everything was going fine. Pot production is a product that has much demand, hence the production increased and there were rumors that they would recruitment more workers. So, finally the Ghanian man visited the factory which was my first time of seeing him. He was with us all day and in the evening, when we had cleaned the pots, bagged them, arranged and ready to load the trucks. He came around checking the pots and pointed to few of the pots not properly tied. So he asked, “how many do we have here, Count count count them” As usually, one of us started counting. So where I was standing, I said, “250 set of pots sir”! That was less than 30 seconds. He turned his face where he stood and asked “250”? I said “Yes sir, 250 set of pots” He asked how I was able to count in the shortest possible time. Other cleaners are not surprised as I have been doing that. So they were smiling. He asked, “What’s your name?” I answered, “Akeju sir” He asked me to come close. I did. He said he was interested to know how I was able to count them. I said, “ sir, it’s a rule of ‘row’ and ‘column”. Which I had already taught my colleagues to always arrange in the manner.” He said fantastic. One of the cleaners said, Sir he is a graduate. He asked what i studied and I said computer science. He told me to see him after loading the trucks. Because I was looking so dirty and in my cleaner wear, I cleaned up in order not to stain his office. I walked in and he said, “When you are coming tomorrow, bring your application letter for the post of a Supervisor” I didn’t even know what to say or do. Either to kneel or to prostrate. My cleaner colleagues were waiting outside to hear what he wanted to tell me. When I came out, they were all asking. I told them to wait till tomorrow as I don’t know yet. That night was one of the longest night I have ever had. I got there the following day and tendered my application letter which he didn’t even checked. Poor me, that had written all the correct grammar with no mistake with fine handwriting. I was given an office, a laptop, a phone, a pickup vehicle for my personal movement, and a salary of 90k net.— This is what education can do! From Akeju, my cleaner colleagues started calling me “Oga Akeju” Pls, try all in your capacity to train your children. Let them know that education is the key to success. That It is the passport to the future. It is the leverage that makes one stand tall among peers. It makes one an opportunist In a tiniest chance. Though it may take long for opportunities to come but eventually, it will come and then it pays. That’s why I tell young people not to listen to anyone who says education is a scam. If you have any who do not have interest or living the life that may mar his or her future. Pls don’t give up. You would be doing such child the greatest favour he or she can receive. I saw one of my cleaner colleagues today and he told me he still works in this factory as a cleaner. I was touched! — I left the factory a long time ago to work in a commercial bank. There is no greater General than an educated man. An educated person is bigger than a Marshal— tell this to everyone, especially to aspiring young people. Written by Oluwanishola Akeju Davis Madaki Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod |
Anything progressive is welcome to me |
One of them asked if there's any reason to do it with a man when a vibrator can make them c+um in 3 minutes. She was buttressing the point made by the first speaker who said that no man can perform the wonder a vibrator can perform. She said that a man doesn't have the consistency a vibrator has. And then I saw some funny men getting angry. They do not want to accept the fact that we live in the perilous time. They want to force themselves to think that our present world is a normal one. Lol It is not, bro. If we want to act normal, a man shouldn't be wearing earrings and even nose rings. A man shouldn't be painting his nails or using lipsticks. Waist beads too. In actual fact, the number of men keep reducing because it is not everyone born a boy that is growing to a man nowadays. Their opposite gender are also craving for dominance and do not want to hear any traditional, Quranic or Biblical teaching that make man the head. No, they are equal to man and that's what Fela said a long time ago. (Anything wey man fit do, hin sef fit do am) So if a man thinks that they'll need him at least to satisfy their s£xual urge, they are telling him now and publicly that a vibrator is better than him and so he is of no value. But are these male actually men in the first place? #SWA Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod |
BOOM 💥 1. 30,000 individuals were chosen for the fiest batch 2. The training program will take 3 months to complete 3. The training will be conducted online and in person 4. 12 months paid internship opportunities where applicants can apply the skills they acquired 5. The next batch of selections will be on February 6. Laptops won’t be given, however, there will be opportunities to acquire laptops on loan. 7. 1.52 million applications have registered out of the 3 million candidates FG plans to train 8. The application portal will be re-open for registration 9. 3MTT has received more than 400,000 application from women across the country 10. 700,000 Candidates have completed their profiles 11.The 3MTT Program will run for four years. Lalasticlala Seun Obinoscopy Mynd44 Nlfpmod
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Sure, no join others to make derogatory comments on any other tribes just maintain this your lane it is really heartwarming God bless you Sir... FreeStuffsNG: |
MILLERMannn:Bros go back to the Under 20 Falconets Yoruba has been having numbers there from way back. Please stop this, it is too early for that. |
Very long but insightful. Let me quickly follow The on Facebook POV: Damn it! He’s not on Facebook |
Your phone eavesdrop on you cos the mic for most of the apps is on, that's why after speaking with someone & mentioning a product, FB & Instagram starts sending ads of that product to you. No be juju. Disable the mic. I know we are too neck deep into this to try to tap out at this time, but if there's a referee, we can reduce the exposure. I am worried that my TV has a camera and a microphone and I don't know where they're located. Meaning that whatever is happening in my living room can be recorded by a third party I don't know of. For some people, their microwave, refrigerator even blender are spying on them but they don't know. Imagine such nansense. I sent the company an email, and they're telling me that the camera is for video calling purposes. I told them I ain't doin no nansense video calling. How can TV I should be watching, be watching me also. I spoke to a friend who is more knowledgeable in stuff like this. He told me that most TV cameras are located in the middle-top section of the TV and that I can disable the camera module from the settings menu or physically locate it and cover it up with tape , same way we cover the webcam of the laptop. Back to the phone, I've been advised to open the Settings app , go to “Security and Privacy” and then select “Privacy.” Look for the “Permission Manager” option and tap on it. Find and click on “Microphone.” Review the list of apps that have microphone access and decide which ones you want to restrict. Some apps you downloaded have not been used since this year, of what use are they to you. Uninstall them, some of them are monitoring spirits for bigger tech demons. Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun Obinoscopy Nlfpmod |
