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they saw Craig david going from slim sexy to big and not looking like his music |
no interview since then |
and yes there will be stupid people to believe |
if this one chase buhari it wont catch him oh lol ........................................ YOU INTO MUSIC? CHECK MY SIGNATURE |
yeah yeah |
oh wow look its the future ROADDDD |
oh okay now I know. i use to think its because of too much pressing squeeze it baby squeeze it. that kind thing dey u know. ........................................ YOU INTO MUSIC? CHECK MY SIGNATURE |
how many times u wan tell us |
GOTVee:are u done |
op just pick random artist. i think op is trying out writing |
Generalfo6:wow so every one is cool with it in benin then |
livinbygrace:with a country on fire like u said why invest why not just buy water to quench the fire with ur 2m ![]() |
Generalfo6:n benin people let it happen, i doubt |
with all the coro matter. greed looking for cash on it on. how much una wan make. this football thing is just annoying. wen u pay a person vigorously interest is shifted |
The story is satire, and the photos used had also been used in a story on the confiscation of pangolins in 2020. AFP A story that has been shared multiple times on social media, including WhatsApp, claims that thousands of human joysticks shipped from Nigeria in a refrigerated container were intercepted in China. The claim is false; the story originated on a satirical website, and the accompanying photo was published in an article about a pangolin seizure in 2020. The article was first published by World News Daily Report (WNDR) on March 19, 2021, according to data provided by social media monitoring tool CrowdTangle. It has been shared nearly 700 times on Facebook and reposted by online news sites including Naija Tell, The Podium, Gbetu TV, Town Crier and Sundiata Post. This article surfaced about a year after AFP Fact Check debunked a different story from the same satirical website, whose slogan is "facts don't matter". AFP Fact Check found that the recent article from WNDR was shared online by several social media accounts known for promoting the activities of Nigeria's separatist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The Biafra separatist group has been pushing for an independent state in southeastern Nigeria since 1970, which has resulted in repeated clashes with Nigeria's security forces and heightened tensions in the region. This is What Our Leader IPOB Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Was Saying....That Nigeria Security Agencies ...Esp The DSS And SARS Arrest Our People, kill them and Harvest Their organs and Sell to Chinese.....(sic)," reads the caption of a post on this Facebook account. SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad) is the disbanded Nigerian police unit accused of extrajudicial killings. DSS (Department of State Services) refers to Nigeria's secret police. "If there is any proof needed for this allegation...this is it....Security Agencies In Nigeria Esp SARS Unit Funded by the British Are Predators!" the caption continues. The above photo shows Nigerian military patrols with a tank in Nigeria's southeastern city of Aba on February 15, 2019 (Photo by Cristina ALDEHUELA / AFP) WNDR's story was also published on WhatsApp and Instagram, as well as on Twitter. Twitter user Savn Daniel previously shared a claim about the supply of French weapons to Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram that AFP Fact Check debunked. This recent article has also circulated in other African countries, including Malawi, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana and the Democratic Republic of Congo. However, the entire story is fabricated. The World News Daily Report is a satirical website, which it explains in a disclaimer in its "About Us" section. The site assumes "all responsibility for the satirical nature of its articles and for the fictional nature of their content." Below is a screenshot of the disclaimer on World News Daily Report's website, taken on April 12, 2021 Although the photo used in the fictitious article was taken in China, it is unrelated to the story's purported seizure. AFP Fact Check ran a Bing reverse image search and found the picture in a 2020 report on the website of China's customs agency. The report details a joint customs operations interception of 820 kilograms of pangolin scales that were smuggled into the country. Below is a Screenshot of the website of Chinese customs, taken on April 12, 2021 Non-existent customs spokesman Another reverse image search of the other image in the WNDR article led to a photo of four uniformed men that was published through stock photography agency Alamy on April 15, 2019. "Vice Minister of the General Administration of Customs of China (GAC) Hu Wei (2nd L) speaks at a press conference in Beijing, capital of China, April 15, 2019," reads the caption on the photo without identifying the other three people. Below is an image of Chinese customs officials at a press briefing in Beijing accompanies the WNDR's article (Pan Xu / Xinhua / Alamy Live News)
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doctor strange will win. superman is vulnerable to magic 247 ........................................ YOU INTO MUSIC? CHECK MY SIGNATURE |
atleast she isnt buying car or house for him. na that one we dey see this days |
waiting tonto now scripted back n fourth thing ........................................ YOU INTO MUSIC? CHECK MY SIGNATURE |
matter we set settle since don expire try a new one |
eloolosam:u wen dey make noise go join |
advert |
so u want a lady to pm u @ the mention of 50k abi |
Calibrator:thats wat mortal kombat is all bout wat u expect again |
punisha:sense of humor, i hear u. |
punisha:mature people are talking this child with two hair for prick thinks he is being funny. |
punisha:lol i hear i will, mature man that goes around telling his fellow mature friend bout his adventure with married women. |
Even though I'm a born again Christian, I think tax should be collected only in the southern part of Nigeria because of our immorality and alcohol consumption. We Christians smoke and consume alcohol unlike our Muslim brothers up north 
