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Granite. Some tipper loads and keep |
Very funny man. APC Abi your party members. They proscribe this sad organisation b4 they do us damage. |
It's either you are fully progressive or you are a bigot |
If he said yes, he is guilty. If he said no, he is guilty Just charge him for treason and show him to his room at kirikiri maximum. |
Blupen969:Very correct |
Throwback:Refuse dump
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cynthia9:If Lagos is a slum what will you call Anambra. A pit laterine? |
Problem dey this country |
See the way refuse was spelt on the wall in the first picture as "refususe" |
She's got Davido's face. |
Adultery apologist. |
EriMma1:Ok daddy. Thank you daddy. I am out. Enjoy your forced intercourse |
EriMma1:Yes daddy. I have a firm grip on all my faculties. |
You don't need one if you're not a rapist but if you're a rapist then you definitely need one.. |
#1. Bernard Arnault & family Net worth: $211 Billion | Source of Wealth: LVMH | Age: 74 | Citizenship: France The French luxury goods tycoon tops the World’s Billionaires list for the first time on the back of a banner year at LVMH, which owns Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Tiffany & Co., among others. Revenue, profit and LVMH shares all sit at record highs, helping add $53 billion to Arnault’s fortune over the past 12 months, the biggest gain of any billionaire. Wealthier than ever, Arnault is now planning for succession: In July, he proposed a reorganization of his holding company, Agache, which holds the bulk of his LVMH stock, to give equal stakes to his five children. #2. Elon Musk Net worth: $180 Billion | Source of Wealth: Tesla, SpaceX | Age: 51 | Citizenship: U.S. Musk has mostly tweeted himself out of the top spot on the ranks, with Tesla stock down nearly 50% since he announced his $44 billion takeover of Twitter last April, far outpacing the tech-heavy Nasdaq’s 18% drop. Investors have bemoaned the $23 billion of Tesla shares he sold to finance the acquisition. SpaceX, meanwhile, keeps soaring, with the company valued at nearly $140 billion in a tender offer that closed in early 2023—up from the $127 billion at which investors valued it last May. Still, Musk is worth $39 billion less than a year ago. #3. Jeff Bezos Net worth: $114 Billion | Source of Wealth: Amazon | Age: 59 | Citizenship: U.S. Since stepping down as Amazon CEO in 2021, Bezos has flown to space via his company Blue Origin, made waves with a near-complete $500 million superyacht and stepped up his philanthropy through support for groups such as Bezos Academy free preschools and grants from his Bezos Earth Fund. His fortune isn’t faring as well: He’s $57 billion poorer than a year ago—the biggest loss of any billionaire—thanks to a 38% decline in Amazon stock. #4. Larry Ellison Net worth: $107 Billion | Source of Wealth: Oracle | Age: 78 | Citizenship: U.S. The Oracle chairman and former CEO rose four spots amid a tough year for tech, as Oracle shares increased 10% on solid earnings and a focus on security. Ellison bought one of Florida’s most expensive homes for $173 million last summer, adding to his portfolio of glitzy real estate, including the Hawaiian island of Lanai, where he lives. He stepped down from Tesla’s board in August after four years. #5. Warren Buffett Net worth: $106 Billion | Source of Wealth: Berkshire Hathaway | Age: 92 | Citizenship: U.S. Buffett has spent the past three years on a spending spree, pumping some $90 billion of Berkshire Hathaway’s cash into stocks, share buybacks and the $11.5 billion acquisition of insurance firm Alleghany Corp., which closed in October. In late March the Oracle of Omaha, a veteran of market crises, reportedly advised the Biden administration on bank runs and discussed possible investments in regional banks. #6. Bill Gates Net worth: $104 Billion | Source of Wealth: Microsoft | Age: 67 | Citizenship: U.S. Gates stepped down from the board of Microsoft in 2020 but still spends 10% of his time working with teams at the software firm–including those at OpenAI, which Microsoft has backed. “This is every bit as important as the PC, as the internet,” Gates told Forbes in February, referring to generative artificial intelligence tools like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. Meanwhile, he and his former wife, Melinda French Gates, are boosting spending by the Gates Foundation, which they co-chair and plan to wind down within 25 years. |
Watin come dey happen. Agberos are causing serious gbege in Edo State. Is this the new normal? Labour party has destroyed some Nigeria yooths moral fabric. |
Thank God for safe landing. Hope there is no attempt by Pandora desperados. |
Which tension. No tension anywhere. Talk about patriotic Nigerian not one low bigot |
Tinubu has no case. Some people just addicted to labouring in vain. Jagaban no get time for any miscreant |
The whole labour party should be proscribed |
highchief1:Don't mind them. If Wike built a bridge that passes through his mouth and come out in his anus. They will say he didn't do anything. If had govern Anambra it would have been like Lagos |
Pandora is a goner |
Make Dem castrate this Pandora once n for all |
highchief1:I can kiss wike's ass and I won't troway the spit. He is a solid man |
I am not surprised. Obasanjo is Obidient. They are the only being on planet that will support the accused |
Abandon the house for one week n don't pick her calls. |
Rivers get money abeg. |
If Obi establish a nursery school it will collapse. He is that low intellectually. |
hisexcellency34:Nothing barbaric |
DrMuzungu:I support that 💯% |
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