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Coronavirus84:
There is curse in the land of this country, Sincerely am once a victim of SARS harassment but nevertheless I can't totally support the dissolution of this SARS in the society rather for the federal government to Reform SARS. Armed robbers and the criminal Yahoo boys are the people sponsoring this #ENDSARS matter so they can be free in the society.

armed robbers is there work yahoo boys ia not.

how many robbers u don hear dey face off

mumu herbalist nah 30k u dey cash out ni




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iTearHerToto:
2 pictures in 2 different cars hmmm. Someone can not come and convince me that afooonja never pound the skull for mortal already. I repeat they can never ever convince me like that. Never!
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Pukes

easy to say shey. abi. d earth does roll, keep writing Rubbish

that neck long ooo




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volley noni



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person go see sars he go just dey vex




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n one day it attacks a model because well who knows


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Chai

I cried reading this. In 1960 when Genevieve was still acting, things were much better, but after Abacha ate apple from Indian Oloshos Jagaban has packed all the money using Bullion Van. I am standing by your Window O Lord.

#IgboAmaka

Genevieve acting in 1960?

myBraine:
We wanted a president but God gave us a father.

Only if third term was possible, Buhari would have gotten it on a platter of gold. You just won the heart of millions of Nigerians that trusted in your leadership. The opinions of few minorities didn't really matter as it is the digitization of our society that needs total reform and not Sars.

Our youths are too preoccupied with the utilization of expensive gadgets at the detriment of our agro-based economy. The recent hike in the prices of rice across the country have the youths to be blamed. Imagine if the youths devote the equal amounts of time they spent in front of their gadgets to agriculture, would there have been an increment in the prices of food stuffs? Imagine if they're spending more time on trees and inside bushes, would Sars still be killing them in scores? The youths are preventing the coming generations from knowing our true calling and the beauty of our culture. Aside crude oil, Nigeria as a nation is known for agriculture as we're still far behind in manufacturing and precise engineering. Our technological feet is strongly questionable as well.

Nigeria needs the youth for agriculture. Simple!

are u high?

[quote author=yommen post=94781186][/quote]one at a time stop being ungrateful i dont see u doing any thing

NoshakingGod:
This is what police was warning against.

a whole country is fighting people that are suppose to protect them n u talking Rubbish what kind of yeye warning

uniqueboi1:
E go sweet if e turn revolution...



If buhari wise e go just end sars

buhari is still shock

YAWN



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d dog is doing its job nahh


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hard

life is wat life is nothing new

hope they will track d herbalist (no)
the other criminal will b caught (no)
the matter go bend (yes)

Joshmodest:
I'm trying not to be a tribal bigot , but this duke of Ibadan is a foolish man .....
Tiwa savage enter street protest nothing change , is it cardi b's tweet from uncle Sam's country that would end SARS ??

he is not foolish, its means a international body is about to get involve not just local celeba. help na help this will show d mumu of a president that foreign eyes are on him

Temitopemo6e6:
How can you order that kind of gown for £60? U sef fear God Am sorry I didn't no when I started laughing ���

price na price

A bride-to-be ordered a wedding gown online for her big day but was disappointed when the outfit was delivered.

Meaghan Taylor, 23, bought the gown for £60 on Wish but the gown looked nothing like what was advertised.

The dress was meant to be a flowing, puffy dress with a V-shaped neckline. But she was left with an ill-fitting garment that rode up her body when she tried it on.

The mum-of-one said: "I was blown away by what I received. It looked nothing like the photo when I ordered it.
"I was pretty heartbroken, but I couldn't help but laugh."
Meaghan contacted the private seller on Wish and asked for a refund – but getting her money back was a bit of a battle.

She said: "I did ask for my money back.
"But they had told me I needed the original packaging and the box it had come in, which I didn't keep.

"I then proceeded to tell them that this ruined my wedding as I was expecting the dress in the photo.
"And they finally returned my money."




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