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RIP to English.

Peele scholar at least you understand the msg
That's the koko

ExudeLoveToAll:


Use your brains, what has an alleged supporter's opinion has to do with Peter? It's not everything that comes to your head that you will type just because you don't support him.

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Haakeem:
are you jealous sir🙄

Of what jare

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Who asked u

Wahala

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Yimu

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Congrat

“My missing ribs I met online finally visited me from US 🇺🇸" ~

A Young Nigerian Wrote As He Welcome His Online Lover From Abroad

Source: https://gistmeloveblog.com/my-missing-ribs-i-met-online-finally-visited-me-from-us/


fergie001, Mynd44, OAM4J Seun Nlfpmod

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Read Carefully Nigerians...

What you do with Money in the presence of people who are suffering MATTERS.

You are in a party and your P.A is carrying wads of Naira behind you while you spray endlessly on your friend... A poor widow, jobless graduate or homeless child stands by the corner of the venue and looks on as you make your cash rain.
Do you ever pause to consider the psychological impact of your show-off on the majority poor people in the crowd or do you get lost in the vanity of the euphoric glory?

We need to be careful of what we do with money 💵 in the presence of people who can't afford good food or good medical attention. You trigger envy, low self esteem, anger, jealousy and desperation in the poor observers. No amount of preaching against envy and jealousy from the pulpit can solve this problem because it is NATURAL to the human mind to nurture these feelings when exposed to events that remind them of their ugly reality.

The kidnapping of the rich in Nigeria will never stop by the bullets of the army, but it will stop by the re-orientation of the Nigerian middle class who show off. The affluential upper middle class in Nigeria are oppressive, loud, intimidating and selfish... These upper middle class people are not necessarily billionaires but may have touched 1 or 2 billion in their lives.

Before you show off your cash, remember that a poor child is watching and wishing that they can have just one note from the many notes you are spraying to buy medications for a sick mother.

Maranatha.

fergie001, Mynd44, OAM4J Seun Nlfpmod

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Nice one

Jay Jay Okocha builds 100 bungalow houses for the poor and homeless people in the hometown where he was born.

Okocha who hails from Anioma in Delta State is building a total of 100 bungalows in a community in Enugu where he was born.

Okocha who began his playing career with the Enugu Rangers comes from a family of exceptional footballers.

His senior brother, Emmanuel played for the Super Eagles in his time while his young nephew, Alex Iwobi, currently plays for Nigeria and Fulham.

The footballer whose philanthropic gesture has just been revealed is trying to give back a little to a community that he considers as his second hometown.

When the 100 bungalows which are at various stages of completion are finished and delivered, Okocha would have done a good deed for hundred poor families who cannot afford decent accommodation at this time.

fergie001, Mynd44, OAM4J Seun Nlfpmod

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Up naija

Awon ojelu

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