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Ah don tire. Good night |
I'm knackered. Good night |
I'm off. Good night |
Safe returns home everyone. We gather dey inside this traffic ni. People traveling for Salah break have put us in trouble. I hope it eases by tomorrow. |
Safe returns home everyone. We gather dey inside this traffic ni. People traveling for the break have put us in trouble. |
Safe returns home everyone. We gather dey inside this traffic ni |
Barka d Sallah in advance to all our muslim faithfuls. We can't wait to celebrate and eat meat with you😂😂 |
Barka de Sallah in advance to all our muslim faithfuls. We can't wait to celebrate and eat meat with you😂😂 |
Traffic everywhere. Y'all beware. E choke |
Traffic everywhere. Y'all beware. It's baaddd |
Traffic everywhere. Y'all beware. It's baaaaddd |
Good morning my people. We go again today. Let's make today count. If you do need my services during the festivities, chat me up ASAP. 09039337803 |
Good morning my people. We go again today. Have a nice day ahead |
Good morning my people. We go again today. |
This rain na winch. Drenched me twice today. |
This rain na winch. Drenched me twice today. |
This rain na winch |
Safe trip back home people. Careful on the road. |
Safe trip back home people. Careful on the road... |
Safe trip back home people. Careful on the road. |
No biggie |
Avedonn:You don't think the coastal road will open up Nigeria more? You don't think commercial activities will improve on the corridors of the route and distant towns and communities? I personally don't see anything wrong with the project. It's a welcome development. As I speak, people are already exploring opportunities along that route. Perhaps, you should think like them. |
Just a quick reminder — whether you're at work, home, church, a restaurant, hotel, or bar — your keyless entry car can be stolen in just a few minutes, and with little effort. As technology improves for convenience, it also evolves for criminals. Relay attacks are still very much a threat. To protect your car: Install an advanced anti-theft system that can notify you instantly if your engine is started or turned off, regardless of your location. When at home or work, store your key fob in a secure, signal-blocking bag, especially in environments where signal interception is possible. Here’s how a relay attack works: Your key fob constantly sends out signals. Thieves use signal amplifiers to extend the range of your key’s signal to your car. The car receives the signal, thinks the key is nearby, and allows the thief to unlock and start it — all without any visible break-in. Once the car is started, it’s as good as gone. So, take precautions: Use a tracker. Keep your key fob stored away from the car, preferably in a signal-blocking pouch. Stay alert and security-conscious. Keyless cars are easier to steal than those with traditional transponder keys. A word is enough for the wise. Good morning again 🙏❤️ |
Just a quick reminder — whether you're at work, home, church, a restaurant, hotel, or bar — your keyless entry car can be stolen in just a few minutes, and with little effort. As technology improves for convenience, it also evolves for criminals. Relay attacks are still very much a threat. To protect your car: Install an advanced anti-theft system that can notify you instantly if your engine is started or turned off, regardless of your location. When at home or work, store your key fob in a secure, signal-blocking bag, especially in environments where signal interception is possible. Here’s how a relay attack works: Your key fob constantly sends out signals. Thieves use signal amplifiers to extend the range of your key’s signal to your car. The car receives the signal, thinks the key is nearby, and allows the thief to unlock and start it — all without any visible break-in. Once the car is started, it’s as good as gone. So, take precautions: Use a tracker. Keep your key fob stored away from the car, preferably in a signal-blocking pouch. Stay alert and security-conscious. Keyless cars are easier to steal than those with traditional transponder keys. A word is enough for the wise. Good morning once again amigo 🙏❤️ |
Just a quick reminder — whether you're at work, home, church, a restaurant, hotel, or bar — your keyless entry car can be stolen in just a few minutes, and with little effort. As technology improves for convenience, it also evolves for criminals. Relay attacks are still very much a threat. To protect your car: Install an advanced anti-theft system that can notify you instantly if your engine is started or turned off, regardless of your location. When at home or work, store your key fob in a secure, signal-blocking bag, especially in environments where signal interception is possible. Here’s how a relay attack works: Your key fob constantly sends out signals. Thieves use signal amplifiers to extend the range of your key’s signal to your car. The car receives the signal, thinks the key is nearby, and allows the thief to unlock and start it — all without any visible break-in. Once the car is started, it’s as good as gone. So, take precautions: Use a tracker. Keep your key fob stored away from the car, preferably in a signal-blocking pouch. Stay alert and security-conscious. Keyless cars are easier to steal than those with traditional transponder keys. A word is enough for the wise. Good morning once again 🙏❤️ |
Zionmdde:It's insensitive to go about your business in that manner. The FG has done the right thing here. He should also be made to delete every video he's made and put online with that statement in it. It's distasteful. |
Good morning my people. Have a great day. |
Good morning. |
Good morning Ladies and Gents. Let's have a fun filled day. |
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