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ChangedMan1999:
How far bro

Good

ochos121:
Lol.. how can naira be better when you yourself contribute your own quota by writing assignment and thesis for people who are supposed to do it by themselves? 😂

Ote!

Nawao....can naija ever get better?


I write thesis, articles, books, assignments, white papers etc. Call let's deal

the project was given to me by anotther client..the client is on my head..how do you expect me to process this..i have been calling, texting. his last seen is visible on watsapp. everytime i texted or call, he comes online and deosnt respond..what do you want me to do

i wuldnt know why the mods deleted the first post...

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Devote minimum of 6 months to learn an online skill. Copy writing, academic writings, graphic designs and more..

nabes:
He is even looking very Hungry

Narcotics is involved!

LocalFARMERS:
Since you sell meat yourself. Why won't you call me a lier? This meat is within my area. The quantity will be more if I bought in an Abattoir or a major meat market.

If it were to be in abbatoir. I will buy this neat for 1k

Hello, I'm new at this field of making money online and the two methods that I'm doing right now are:

1. Selling digital products on amazon
2. Streams at TikTok with multiple accounts and bots.

What are you doing for having an additional income?

nawao

who we offend oh God

have you revamped your cv yet?

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Nawao

opamoses1:
Some 🤡s like to say "Yorubas don't travel".

We just don't travel to unsafe regions. That's all.

Telli person!

Lol..wuna dey learn work!

Localemperor:
There was this guy during my undergraduate days, he is my course mate, and has never talked to any body in the class. He has no group, no affiliation, no friends,no body knows were he live,no body knew anything about him asides his name. He never answers questions in class and he always know the answers to all question. He is in the class watsap group and has never commented and he left the group the day we graduated. he doesn't go to Church and is not affiliated to any religion.

He became popular on campus when he alone protested against animal cruelty in front of the administrative block. Every body in my class knew his reg no grin but he always put us to shame. He never speaks until spoken to, and most time would ignore you. He always contributed 50,000 and above for class hang out under the name of an anonymous and would never attend the party. Girls in my class hates him, because they can't have him.

most of us believed he is an undercover agent working for the Nigeria government whose aim was to monitors the school administration grin.. He made him self God-like and was respected by all.


no body has seen or heard from him since our final exam.

Emeka Benedict was truly an anonymous..

(UNN 2015 set)

He might be a ghost! Trust me

Most of them are into content theft.. Some are stealing other peoples sample to use on upwork

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Brave woman!

I no see the person you talking about?

Bbb

Nice

Nice development

Jennyclay:
If the man can’t forgive her then let him go jare!! . He’s not a saint either!!

I’m sure the man is not really good in bed reason she visited her ex.

So many men are not just good in bed, especially Nigerian men!! and they won’t even care if a lady is satisfied or not!! Very selfish men!!!

Personally, if I’m not getting enough money, sex and true Love from my man then I would definitely look outside.

Go sleep!

Its those people at the audit that are responsible..

Justkatty:
Sometimes I wonder if you're human atall

This one na GPT model

May their souls rest in peace