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Wesporting:
I know him as Ushbebe. who are you? I google Ayodejioak nothing is showing, i google comedian Ushbebe check out below.

Tell us who you are.

BrainnewsNg:
Oh no

ojezee:
I'm already feeling jealous... I've got a s8 ... so this new phone want replace my phone as the latest ... anybody else feel this way ?

AreaFada2:
Very funny. You mean those 45% who can afford a gen set? Hope you did not include those with "I-Better-Pass-My-Neighbour".

In Buhari's 9ja well over 75% of the general population are poor. Middle class and average cannot be more than 20%. The rich should be around 5%: Politicians and cronies, big businessmen, big pastors, top looting officials/civil servants, etc.

Of course the poor bear the brunt of economic and social problems. More vulnerable to crime (cannot erected fences and maiguard/guard dogs), cannot afford good health care and nutrition, poor education for their kids, suffer from salary delays and impact of inflation and policy somersaults, etc.

grandstar:
Enwonwu is not entitled to a penny. He doesn't own the painting. If he still owned it, then his children or whoever he willed them to will be the beneficiaries.

So, if you bought from Ben for instance for N10m in 2017 and you decide to sell it for £10m in 2037, all the proceeds will go to you. Ben will not get a dime.

Also, you have centers for selling art works. The two most popular auctioneers are Sotheby and Christie and I think both are based in London.

ghettowriter:
The change you made was cool.
I've successfully registered. The site is great!

If there is anything i see that's worth bringing to your attention, i will do that.

maasoap:
In working countries, there are students' loans not to even talk about scholarships. That shows you how much education is valued. Your plan B, C and D is simply because you're living in a country-like shithole. In societies where education works, education has no limitation.

eyinjuege:
It was stolen when his house was burgled in the UK.

They found it years later in someone's flat.

His family definitely knew about the auction. His son claimed that was his father's favourite piece of art.