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Mariangeles:
K'ahu gbasara gi.

Is the friendly or collateral damage

Mariangeles:
So soon? 😳
Maybe that is how he wanted it.

Maybe or that's how he want it

you most be kidding me

Let the sun shine again

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World cup is more valuable than other major European tournament.

Its more valuable for the fact that it's played once in every four years.. If a player has a 10 year career on the major playing ground it means he's only got to grace that glorious tournament twice in his entire career, whereas he can play UCL ten times out of the 10 years of his career.

So winning the world cup is more valuable and winning things of most value can make u great

yeah like the one that was rig right under our nose
The last world cup for pepsi

illicit:
STARBOY


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that him daughter go like breasts

See her small hand for mommy broest

SeeWahala:
Fake commissioning, only 10km of road is motor able, the rest na gravel them use top the sand up

APC, una doOO

after all it was cover with something

hope4nigeria:
no freedom for the wicked

you fill so
No prob
But when you are oppressed you find a rethink

Keep on killing

One day freedom will come
For does quoting me like Hamas is a terrorist
You better rethink
Because Israel creates them to fight p l O then
Even fund them now you call them terrorists because they are fighting for the freedom of there people

They no they are not match to Israel so they deploy different ways to make Israel hear them

If you don't believe do your findings
You won't hear this on America radio or British television

Because Israel control most

Krismas:
First trophy in 3yrs

the. First Europe team to do it twice

GanagiBitrus:
LIKE for Ronaldo🐐, SHARE for Messi🐐

but I like pepsi

They won't see this

Like for king ororo
Share for prince pesi

Peakdesign23:
Nigeria and insecurity
Innocent people are dying
Rip officer

even in America gang they kill just to Bragg

thesicilian:
So it's no longer first body.

the second panel biting come worse

yinkus6750:
It's now obvious this statistics has no sense. Price of foreign rice has drastically dropped within the past few weeks. Currently sold at 58-60,000 in Ogun State. The rate was even a slight increase which is attributed to Sallah celebration.

in ogba aguda -oke IRA it's 55 a day to sallah

Amitex:
APC will only be voted by the governors and their cronies defecting to the party in the South-South states.
Have you noticed that most of the defectors are first-time governors, second-term governors are less perturbed?

This means that those governors defecting are only decamping to avoid being victimized by Tinubu.
Come 2027, even Sanwuolu may just stay at home on election day.

They will lose the presidency in these states, just as they did in 2023.
i. Delta
ii. Rivers
iii. Edo
iv. Bayelsa
v. Cross River
vi. Akwa-Ibom
The Wike's magic in Rivers will be checkmated and cannot work today or in 2027.

Don't count your eggs before it aches

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Abbeytoy:
Last year I bought two rams for 300k each. I do not really like it, but I had to because of the overpriced goods during the Ileya festival.

But this year is very different. I remember my stepmother, who deals in selling goats, and I asked her if she could assist me in buying Ram this year, though my mom is against it, but I just don't know why my heart just picked her.

I ask her to send me a sample of RAM and the price. Unfortunately, she's in the north to buy her goods, so she sends different samples and prices, but because my mom is reluctant to let me deal with her, I send her 500k to buy me RAM, and I have it in mind to buy another one here if I am not comfortable with it.

Yesterday, she called me to say that she's around and I should come pick up my Rams. Lo and behold, this is what she bought for me at 500k.

They're even bigger than the one I bought for 300k last year. 3 Rams for 500k looks very unreal, but this is my reality.

I give one to my dad, my mom, and I pick one.

I am so happy at the moment and happy because I do not listen to women's sentiments of rivalry. 🤣😂🤣

one of dose ram will be 450 here in Lagos

I believe t

Morales

mmadu4:
Once upon a time in Nigeria, the people worried about their future. Many felt that their leader, President Bola Tinubu, was not a good person. They believed he only cared about himself and not about the citizens of the country. As time passed, more and more citizens started to feel that he was making fun of them, ignoring their needs and dreams.

The markets were filled with people discussing their troubles. "He promises change but gives us nothing," one man said. "Our roads are bad, and the schools are falling apart,” another woman added. They felt trapped in a world where their voices were unheard. Even in their homes, families whispered about how their leader seemed distant and uncaring.

As weeks turned into months, a sense of darkness began to cover the nation. The people lost their trust in the government. They watched as the prices of food and living increased while their hopes faded. Many believed that President Tinubu was living in luxury while they struggled. "He laughs at our pain," a young teacher said, shaking her head in disbelief.

One day, a group of brave citizens decided to stand up. They planned a peaceful march to express their feelings. They gathered in front of the presidential palace, holding signs and chanting for change. The atmosphere was charged with hope, and for the first time in a long while, they felt united. They wanted their voices to be heard.

However, President Tinubu saw the growing crowd and felt threatened. Instead of hearing them out, he made jokes on live television, mocking their efforts. "They think this will change anything," he laughed, showing a lack of respect for his own people. Many felt hurt and angry, thinking their leader was out of touch and playing with their future.

Months later, as the pressures of leadership took their toll, the president began to face health problems. One afternoon, while attending a meeting, he suddenly collapsed. Medical teams rushed to help, but it was too late. He died from a heart attack, leaving behind a country filled with mixed emotions.

Some felt relief, believing that change was coming. Others felt sadness for a leader who never understood their struggles. As news spread, people talked about the lessons learned. They realized it was time to take their future into their own hands and strive for a better Nigeria.

This I have seen

Nigeria sweet as honorable James abiodun faleke empower me with a brand new marwa Keke

I believe in Nigeria

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TimeManager:
Dangote has fully keyed-in, before you know it, BUA will key in, other manufacturers will also follow suit. FG is already began locating CNG conversion stations at bus garages. Jagaban himself.


-Kiss the truth!

if you don't believe jagaban then you are on your own

Glimpsetv:
Yes, watch the video.....they are all from Kano and they can all speak Hausa.

ok integration from heaven