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Okay. Thanks for the info |
Alright. Learnt he gave unrelated answers to some questions. ![]() |
GudluckIBB:seconded |
majamajic:Read the post again nah. Your answer is there. |
Positive values that sorrounds, govern and will lead to me making money. ![]() |
Badsatan:Man, apply some decorum nah |
Why that demeaning comment on Africans now? Just go after those amongst us you have a problem with Oga ![]() |
Congrats! |
Elvictor:Is it not "information" that comes up on WhatsApp status? And if they failed to do anything and the Fulanis strike now, it is probably your type that will still say Yorubas are foolish and negligent. Na wa! |
nzeobi:And the corrupt among the masses should change their ways; otherwise if the failed leaders make way, na another failed leaders una go put for there. |
I hope they resolve it cause it's gonna affect both parties (buyer and seller) to some extent. |
NaijaRoyalty:Exactly! No be this kind government person go dey do stubbornness for. Those protesters are an example including the one involving Macaroni. Only really prominent and powerful people in this country can be doing that. |
Anter:You're trying to say they bad gaan for Agege? |
The ban will most likely still be lifted but it'll be regulated. They are already showing signs to that effect. |
Nice development! God reward all parties involved. |
Alright! |
Wow! This generation na wa. Why all these mischievous attempts now? for what gain? |
Zamfara Reporters? Never heard of that. ![]() Hope you people aren't as crazy as your Sahara counterparts sha? ![]() |
All of these because somebody wanna cum? Na wa oo! |
Kandeed:Wetin dey smell? ![]() and who are those asking for new constitution by the way? I thought what people wanted was break up |
InaNla:I learnt that post isn't real. If that's true, stop sharing it nah. you're misleading people |
Moferere:They want to carry out some findings with thd body relating to cause of death and stuff. It's there in the post nah |
fuckingAyaya:As long as the headache will stop, maybe that's some people's way of providing solutions to problems. I no mention name sha oo |
Fahdiga1:You're the troublesome type. i can tell that. ![]() |
And there's another angle to this folks; inspired by the comment above me. If a rat could live such purposeful life, why can't you? Don't give up on your dreams folks. The journey will be tough indeed. But as long as you're doing things right, keep pushing until you experience breakthrough. God guide and help us all. |
- Tanzania-born Magawa had an illustrious five-year career that saw him directly save the lives of people impacted by hidden explosives - The handlers of the Cambodia-based African giant pouched rodent said he has become slow and sluggish but in good health - In September 2020, Magawa received a gold medal for his bravery, devotion to lifesaving and diligence on duty A hero rat celebrated for its ability to detect landmines is about to embark on a well-deserved retirement. https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/823605002c8f1e6b.jpg?imwidth=320 Magawa at work. He helped detect over 70 landmines. Photo: APOPO. Tanzania-born Magawa had an illustrious five-year career that saw him directly save the lives of men, women, and children impacted by hidden explosives and war remnants. According to APOPO, an organisation that trained Magawa, who is now based in Cambodia, the African giant pouched rodent has become slow and sluggish but in good health. APOPO said on Thursday, June 3: "Although still in good health, he has reached retirement age and is clearly starting to slow down. It is time." The hero rat was born in Tanzania in November 2014. He grew up at APOPO's Training and Research Centre in Tanzania, where he learned how to sniff explosives. Magawa then moved to Siem Reap in Cambodia in 2016, where he began his successful career. During his career, Magawa found 71 landmines and 38 items of unexploded ordnance, making him APOPO’s most successful hero rat. Over the past five years, he has helped clear over 225,000 square metres of land, allowing local communities to live, work, play and be educated; without fear of losing life or limb. Gold medal award In September 2020, Magawa received a gold medal for his bravery, devotion to lifesaving and diligence on duty. Magawa was formally presented with the miniature PDSA Gold Medal, the George Cross's animal equivalent. The Cambodian Mine Action Centre reported that Cambodia might be sitting on top of more than six million landmines and other pieces of unexploded ordnance. As a result, Cambodia has been recording the highest number of mine amputees per capita globally, with over 40,000 people suffering because of the mines. https://www.cambodianewswatch.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/magawa.jpg A picture of Magawa displaying its medal Source: https://www.legit.ng/1419110-heroic-rat-received-gold-medal-detecting-explosives-retires-active-service-saving-lives.html Last time, we shared details about a dog with two medals. Here's another rat with a gold medal. How many medals does any of you on this forum have? Y'all should be ashamed of yourselves. ![]() Fynestboi Lalasticlala Mynd44 dominique Seun |
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