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Kwinesther:
Please tell us more about it. I really need it now

not a big deal
just add it to an empty pet bottle and add some ethanol plus your uda and uzziza, leave it the next day
start drinking after sexual intercourse

yes you can, that's why we introduced udà and uziza.. for couples in order to bypass getting pregnant

RIP😪💤 legend
i really miss his ole days movies back then at primary school...
men he's talented duh
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Tohmey:
Can't find this particular product
I have download and use image search to search for it yet I didn't see it
Here the ones that I see over thpere in temu

you can try any of these too, especially the one with skin tag

jamesversion:
You said you're a writer by profession. I take this as one of your stories.

you must be the publisher

please can someone suggest me a way to escape masturbation

Tohmey:
How do I get rid of this bumps on my neck
I notice this after shaving in one and since then it has refuse to go down
What should I do ?

i imply u use skin tag remover syrup available on temu!! works like magic

iwaeda:
Police freed suspect, left me with N40m losses –Lagos car dealer

A car dealer, Chima Edmund, has accused the Lagos State Police Command of releasing a man suspected of attempting to steal a 2025 Toyota Tundra pickup worth about N130m from his showroom in the Victoria Garden City area of Lekki, Lagos State.

Edmund, founder of Mayor and Sheiks Autos, said the suspect allegedly drove the vehicle away from his showroom on Monday after posing as a prospective buyer but crashed it into a canal in the Ajiran area while attempting to escape.

The incident went viral on Tuesday, with the dealer estimating the cost of repairing the damaged vehicle at about N40m.

Speaking exclusively with PUNCH Metro on Thursday, Edmund said the suspect arrived at the dealership around 4pm carrying a bag and asked to inspect the pickup.

He said a junior staff member attended to the man, who requested the key to the unsold vehicle under the pretext of checking its engine.

“On Monday, the guy came to my outlet around 4pm. He met my junior staff and came in with a bag as a customer. He asked for the 2025 Toyota Tundra pickup, which costs around N130m, and demanded the key to check it. He dropped his bag inside it, and the staff watched him start the engine, thinking he only wanted to check it. But the man engaged the gear and drove off,” Edmund said.

According to him, the vehicle exited the dealership through a route that required a supporting slab because of the difference in elevation between the car stand and the main road.

He said the vehicle’s doors locked automatically when the suspect engaged the gear, after which he drove towards the VGC Bridge.

Edmund said his staff member pursued the vehicle but struggled to convince passers-by that the man behind the wheel was not the owner.

He alleged that the suspect drove through a residential estate in Ajah, damaged a barricade at the entrance and continued towards Chevron and Ebeano before heading to Ajiran.

“On getting to Ajiran, he could not find his way again. He realised he had driven to the end of the road, and when he could not proceed, he drove over the canal until the vehicle landed in it. That was when some boys dragged him out,” the dealer said.

Edmund said the escape attempt damaged the pickup and a barricade at the VGC entrance.

He added that he paid for repairs to the barricade and incurred expenses on the treatment of people injured during the incident, as well as the suspect’s feeding and other related costs.

The dealer said he also paid for the suspect’s medical treatment following the crash, adding that the man was not kept in a cell because of the injuries he sustained.

According to Edmund, the case was initially reported at the Ajah Police Division before being transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Yaba, where two women who identified themselves as the suspect’s mother and sister visited him.

He said the women claimed to be from Agbor, Delta State, adding that he became concerned about recovering his expenses after learning that the suspect had been released on bail.

Edmund alleged that he was pressured to withdraw the case after investigators established that the suspect had a psychiatric condition.

“I am already suspecting foul play in the police dealings because I was hurried to close the case when the man was confirmed to be a psychiatric patient. Just yesterday evening, he had been released on bail.

“For somebody who caused me such heavy damage, how am I going to bear these losses alone, knowing that the culprit has been released? Somebody attempted to steal a car from my outlet. It is sad,” he said.

The dealer appealed for assistance in recovering from the financial losses, saying preliminary estimates put the cost of repairing the damaged Toyota Tundra at about N40m.

Edmund, who said he had been in the automobile business since 1996, described the incident as unprecedented in his nearly three decades in the trade.


https://punchng.com/police-freed-suspect-left-me-with-n40m-losses-lagos-car-dealer/?amp

ohhh!! sorry chief you easily forgot the country's security architecture. corrupt from head to toe

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yarimo:
Mr onaiyekan the bitter political spoke man for Peter obi should stop parading himself as religious leader, Mr onaiyekan you are a politician you belong to Obidients wings of labour party and now NDC

why at thou sayest bad against thy brother