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MrCork:
SIMPLE QUESTION;

Name a product that gains value with age & use?

..and

N20,000 Will be transferred across for the correct answer within 1,hour

.THIS IS REAL.....LETS GO!!!!!


cast-iron pans become more seasoned the more you use it.

And or

softball glove catches so much better when it is used over a long period

cast-iron pans become more seasoned the more you use it.

And or

softball glove catches so much better when it is used over a long period

PLEASE NOTE;
THE CORRECT ANSWER MUST BE REPEATED TWICE TO PROVE YOU ARE 100% SURE OF YHE CORRECT ANSWER!!

Gooooood luck!!

techub:
How did we end up with these people in the same country...

CareerBegger:
Christians have been fasting without begging or enforcing their colleague to gift them gift for fasting.
They work with dignity and not see fasting as a means to be lazy.

My Muslim colleagues on the other hand has been on my throat with different request that I should give them gift for fasting. Naa me send you to fast? Abi naa me you dey fast for?

What kind of mentality is that, why hold people to ransome to give you gift for fasting by force. That's rubbish.

Please this is 2024 and that attitude should die off abeg

Bongadu:
African countries see una mate

jigawatts:
STATE GOVERNMENT PROJECT ... CLEARLY STATED

GistMedia0:
In a recent interview, former Nigerian football star Yakubu Aiyegbeni has revealed that he continues to receive messages and criticisms from fans, years after his infamous miss during the 2010 FIFA World Cup match against South Korea.

The moment, etched into football history, occurred during Nigeria's crucial group stage game against South Korea. With the score tied at 2-2 and a spot in the knockout stages on the line, Aiyegbeni found himself with what seemed like an open goal opportunity. However, to the shock of fans worldwide, he missed the chance, leaving Nigeria unable to secure the much-needed victory.

Despite this moment happening over a decade ago, Aiyegbeni expressed his surprise at the ongoing messages he receives about the miss. "I still get messages from people, different messages," he stated in the interview. "It's surprising how that moment still sticks with people, even after all these years."

The striker, who had a successful career playing for clubs like Everton and Portsmouth in the English Premier League, admitted that the miss was a tough moment in his career. "Of course, it was a big moment, and I wish it had gone differently. But in football, you have highs and lows," he remarked.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRulR5Os_qM

Agunesinjaweola:
There's time for everything under the skies !

I cannot afford Cement at N1800 few years ago but I can afford to buy it now at N9800 without stress.

Wait for your time and be hopeful.

Sapiosexuality:
Lol. Crazy times. At what rate? Bank rate? Why would I need a domiciliary account if I can't keep the money in USD? If my money will be converted to Naira why not just send my funds through Geegpay and convert it to naira at higher rate? Lol. Clowns.

smokinloud:
The Islamists again
Take Islam out of Nigeria and see how our security will be stable

In India it's Hindus vs Islamists
In Myanmar it's Buddhists vs Islamists
In Israel, Jews vs Islamists
In France, Christians vs Islamists
In China, Atheists vs Islamists
In Sweden, Christian vs Islamists
In Iran, Persians and Jews vs Islamists
In All Islamic nations, Muslims vs Islamists
Islam is not a religion. It's a political movement

pholu88:
Ìjèbú odẹ
I am a Christian