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Go and worship gorilla, they are after you |
Thanks for the information OP.. I want to use a online banking app called Bundle africa to buy cryptocurrency but they are asking for my BVN no for verification purpose but I'm afraid... hope they can't do any fraud with the BVN? |
I'm actually stubborn, a womanizer and a porn lover but people mistake me for a godly and cool guy. � |
Holyterrorist:please tell me the name of the ebooks |
I'm going through what you narrated too. even though mine wasn't caused by what causes yours. my depression, loneliness, self hatred and low self esteem was because I'm an introvert.....what could be a possible solution to your situation is being social.. you need to get closer to people, make more friends, they will inturn be the one to advise you each time you're having issue |
donjazet:you have nothing to say... you shouldn't have comment |
It's our culture, that's among what differentiate us from the western world...why would OP ask this kinda question seff? |
US President Donald Trump has said China "will do anything they can" to make him lose his re-election bid, stepping up his criticism of Beijing amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a White House interview with Reuters news agency, he said Beijing faced a "lot" of possible consequence from the US for the outbreak. He said China should have let the world know about the contagion much sooner. Mr Trump himself is often accused of not doing enough to tackle the crisis. The coronavirus has ravaged a formerly humming US economy that had been the president's main selling point for his re-election campaign in November. Mr Trump, who has waged a trade war with China, offered no specifics about how he might act against Beijing. Why so many US nurses are out of work Coronavirus: Tracking the global outbreak He told Reuters: "There are many things I can do. We're looking for what happened." Mr Trump added: "China will do anything they can to have me lose this race." The Republican president said he believes Beijing wants his likely Democratic challenger Joe Biden to win in November's election. Mr Trump also said he is sceptical of data indicating Mr Biden would win. "I don't believe the polls," the president said. "I believe the people of this country are smart. And I don't think that they will put a man in who's incompetent." US media reported earlier in the day that Mr Trump had erupted at political advisers last Friday evening about internal polling that showed him losing in critical states. His aides have doubts about whether Mr Trump will win crucial battlegrounds such as Florida, Wisconsin and Arizona, while some of his re-election team have all but given up hope of success in Michigan, according to the Associated Press news agency. "I'm not losing to Joe Biden," Mr Trump reportedly said, inserting an expletive, during a conference call with campaign officials. The US president also reportedly snapped at his campaign manager, Brad Parscale, who had called in from Florida. He cursed at Mr Parscale and at one point mentioned suing him, according to CNN and the Washington Post, though it is unclear how serious was his threat of legal action. Upping the ante Analysis by BBC North America Correspondent David Willis President Trump's criticism of China has been consistent - and increasingly sharp - in recent weeks. He's questioned the accuracy of the death toll there, and even said he was looking into suggestions that the virus originated in a laboratory in Wuhan. But this is the harshest criticism of its kind so far. By claiming that China's delay in alerting the world to the spread of the virus was politically motivated - and designed to boost the election chances of his political rival Joe Biden at the expense of his own - Mr Trump is upping the ante in an increasingly bellicose war of words. Earlier this week a senior Chinese official, Le Yucheng, questioned the president's handling of the crisis, and accused him of not acting quickly enough in order to prepare the American people for the spread of Covid-19. For all that, the president dismisses claims that the 2020 election will amount to a referendum on his handling of this crisis, its outcome may well rest on the pace of the economic recovery in the wake of the pandemic. Expect the war of words between the world's two largest economies to continue. Earlier on Wednesday, Mr Trump said he would not be renewing his government social distancing guidelines once they expire on Thursday. The guidelines - which were originally supposed to last 15 days and were then extended an additional 30 - encouraged Americans to work from home and avoid large gatherings, while advising those with underlying health conditions to self-isolate. After more than a month being stuck mainly at the White House, Mr Trump said he plans to resume travel, starting with a trip to Arizona next week. He told reporters he hopes to hold mass campaign rallies in the coming months with thousands of supporters. The US currently accounts for around a third of all coronavirus cases worldwide. Its death toll - at more than 60,000 - has in six weeks surpassed the number of Americans killed in the two decades of the Vietnam War. Unemployment, which just a few weeks ago was at a near-record low, now stands at more than 26 million. Newly released figures on Wednesday showed the US economy had shrunk by nearly 5% - its sharpest contraction since the Depression. |
by their behaviour and head shape, we shall know them |
positivevibez:[color=#000000] positivevibez:[/color] positivevibez:please send me a screenshot of the app or tell me if I'm to download the first search result or the second one on play store |
positivevibez: |
Secondly in today Nigeria is only igbos that vote on merits rather than tribalism when it come to politics, they stand and defend merits rather than sentiment it happened during the death of Yaradua, they stand behind Obasanjo even though Ojukwu was contesting, they stand behind Atiku because they know he is more better than Buhari not minding all the intimidation,marginalization and lopsided appointment from aa present government. An average igbo person does not care of who become Nigeria president but want equal opportunity, enabling environment for all citizen to succeed in whatever he does and to see every citizen as a Nigeria not the tribe he or she come from. An housa/fulaniman will rather vote for housaman that he knows have nothing to offer than voting for a saint from Igbo tribe so is........... Op you're very wrong... The yorubas divided their votes in the last election... They voted for both bubu and atiku unlike your people that only voted for Atiku because he choose an igbo man as a v.presidential candidate |
Ireti Doyle all the way |
Irrelevant post |
Dirty place
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Commentor:They planned it, both the father and son might have been paid |
Mr man run for your dear life |
Check the picture of my boss shop above, he spent approximately 600k to build the salon and it's not unisex..... The 500k you mentioned won't be enough to build a unisex, try and get more money
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Hhgggg |
Abeg announce Burna category |
Mrcandlewood:go ahead |
ziegurf:people like you will never appreciate their own thing. |
seniormallam:education is what is helping southwest Muslims if not no difference... You're right |
FryMosquito:5 powerful countries control the UN, America is one of them. |
REDshouse:thanks for your point bro, my parents do think January is just some kind of special day |
osamz007:21 savage can't live without it |
freethesheeple:fur d azz mata, I third you |
[color=#006600][/color]you said a bill can become law without the president's assent? Please explain, I don't understand. |
The DSS is a paramilitary group |
The news headline will be like 'Anthony Joshua, an igbo boy from Enugu won the rematch between him and Andy ruiz' |
Nice stories |
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