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ibkayeebbn:
Kimoprah washes Venita in beauty any day, stunning girl

Ibk?

Zxcvbnmghtr:
Obi has really wasted his time and money lol.. constitutionally Obi doesn't even qualify for a re-run lol.

Third wants to claim first like Mmesoma the fraudulent girl from Anambra state claiming highest score in JAMB who thought she can fool her governor Prof. Soludo who Obi couldn't fool. Prof Soludo already said "PETER OBI CANNOT WIN" and he did not win despite the one million and one prophesies by men of 'god'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j47ry3NbSoA

After they deduct benue and rivers from Tinubu 12 states and add it to Obi’s 11 states and the FCT, you still think Tinubu stand a chance to qualify for a rerun when the law says “Majority of votes in the highest number of State" Dey play

Nice one

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Growing up, I loved to watch cartoons’
From Tom and Jerry to Bugs Bunny tunes’
I'd sit in front of the TV for hours’
Laughing at the antics of those cartoon powers’
There was SpongeBob, with his pineapple home,
And the Powerpuff Girls, who'd save the day with a comb’
There was Dexter, with his secret lab,
And Johnny Bravo, who thought he was fab.
I loved the Looney Tunes, with their slapstick humor,
And The Simpsons. . . who always had a new rumor.
There was Scooby-Doo, who solved mysteries with his friends,
And The Flintstones, who lived in prehistoric times, back when.
But it wasn't just the characters that I loved,
It was the lessons they taught, the stories they wove.
They showed me that anything was possible’
That I could be a hero, that I was unstoppable
Cartoons taught me about friendship and love,
About the “power of kindness” the strength from above’
They taught me to be brave, to never give up’
To always keep going, even when things got tough.
So here's to the cartoons that I grew up with,
The ones that still make me laugh and never miss.
They'll always hold a special place in my heart,
And I'll never forget the lessons they impact’




Mem0ries

Lol see my school GST hall

Lmfao these ones still dey school?

Confirmedzombie:
But obi rigged well in Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi where one person signed result sheets of different polling units.

We are patiently waiting for Obi witnesses to start testifying.

That's where his case would end as all will flop.

Obi lost the elevtion, let him go and rest as he can never be Nigeria president

You sound frustrated.

IyaebeTheGreat:
Abegi everyone is not good looking, all that is important is just to be confident just the way you are. Please don't start talking about inner beauty, there's nothing like inner beauty too, it's either you are fine or you are ugly or just there.

lmfao are you good looking?

We’re both twinning? Save it, they’re lying/
Me and this pauper can never be birds of same feather, he’s hawking, I’m flying/

What about TrustFund Babies, the Spend kids inheritance type? 💀

ibkayee:
Proudly Amotekun

Baddie wey dey disguise.

My mom flogged shege commot my body, although I was a stubborn child. She’s obsessed with cleanness and if you dare dirty the house, you and am go put leg inside one trouser. She started using the oral method instead of the Rod method when I turned 15, started over looking certain things. I learnt and I’m still learning lots of things from her. Best mom in the world. 💗

If my dad should pull out his belt, then you’ve overcommitted. He barely gets angry but if he should, he could kill someone. He flogged me once and I can never forget what I did lol. I enjoyed fatherly relationship with him. Love that man till death. 💕

Lmfao at least baboon can return back to his zoo

pocohantas:
Lmao. Na there we dey. But it has nothing to do with Burna. I am not a fanatic na.

I talk am. I fw Burna Boy heavily, I’ll rank him above Wizkid and Davido talent-wise.

pocohantas:
If I talk my mind, you fit vex.

lmfao sure me die say you be Burna boy die hard fan 😂

pocohantas:
I like only two songs.
Na money and E pain me.
Does that count for something? 😀😀

lmfao yess but plss press few plays to Unavailable, Kante and Picasso.

pocohantas:
I gave the first like.

I would have agreed with you if it was his previous projects but Timeless? Come on nau! Davido outdid himself, the album is a solid 8.5/10 with no skips, no fillers and no forced features. It’ll definitely age well and turn out to be massive hit in the global market if promoted well.

ibkayee:
I love his voice lol, sexy

Ashawo 🤭

Most boring Big Brother everr. Nigerians should brace up, South Africans are about to troll shege commot una body lmfao 😂

Love doesn't cost a thing. Wizkid has done well, just as he titled his album, more love, less ego!

https://twitter.com/wizkidayo/status/1641804979848527872?s=46&t=EbChqH7m1nI8hH24zkLmFw

This!!🥹

Ekelebe Stunner 🥹🙈

Hmm

Lots of passports in his hand. We should be worried about the judges that went with him. God just dey reveal their secrets to Nigerians lmfao

The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Olukayode Ariwoola, has allegedly been sighted in London, United Kingdom pretending to be a physically-challenged old man, for a secret meeting with the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu

According to Peoples Gazette, Supreme Court sources said Ariwoola’s disguising was a clandestine preparation for a meeting with Tinubu.

The Gazette reported that Ariwoola departed Nigeria on March 11 via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, and was pushed in a wheelchair through the terminals to board a British Airways flight, sources said.

Upon arrival in London, Ariwoola was also wheeled into a hotel downtown, where he has remained ever since. But immediately after checking into the hotel, Ariwoola abandoned his wheelchair and started moving around the facility unaided. The Supreme Court head is not known with any physical disabilities.

“He has been moving about in the hotel without any wheelchair,” a source familiar with the CJN’s activities at the London accommodation told The Gazette. “He was standing on his own in the elevator just yesterday.”

The Gazette learnt that 64-year-old Ariwoola repeatedly picked up food ordered via delivery services at a mid-level lobby, including Uber Eats and Deliveroo. It was unclear whether or not he placed the orders by himself or how he paid.

The sources said, with Tinubu now in Europe before heading to Saudi Arabia for prayer rites, he would be meeting Mr Ariwoola in a secret arrangement to discuss issues unknown to Nigerians.

“The CJN deliberately left the country more than a week ahead of Tinubu to avoid any suspicion about why both of them disappeared at once,” a source familiar said. “That is why he travelled secretly and Tinubu also travelled secretly.”

“They thought that they could secretly move the president-elect abroad without anybody knowing about it,” a source said. “That’s one of the several mistakes they made on this matter, asides from the belief that they could allow the Chief Justice of Nigeria to move about in a London hotel for several days undetected after going through the trouble of disguising him in a wheelchair.”

The Gazette has temporarily withheld the CJN’s photos and the specific hotel he stayed in to protect a source central to this story.

A Supreme Court source said Ariwoola wanted to meet Tinubu to discuss issues that may arise from the budding legal challenge to the declaration as president-elect, including whether or not he should be worried about the petitions recently filed by opposition parties.

“The CJN would either assure Tinubu of victory in court or tell him that he should be worried about the dimension the petitions may take through the court stages,” the source said under anonymity to avoid facing administrative action for divulging privileged information to reporters. “But we may never know what they actually discussed after their secret meeting.”

“I am reluctant to start thinking about the of their meeting right now,” the source added. “But any fair-minded person will easily admit that both of them meeting in a foreign corner to discuss something that Nigerians will not know about is highly suspicious and should be unwarranted.”

A spokesman for the Supreme Court, Festus Akande, abruptly hung up when The Gazette requested comment about Ariwoola’s secret trip to London.

The National Judicial Council declined comments about Ariwoola’s suspicious activity, Tinubu’s spokespersons also declined comments on Thursday afternoon.