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We all need to be more humane towards one another.

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

UNILAG DLI support email addresses (dlienquiries@unilag.edu.ng, dlistudentsupport@unilag.edu.ng) are never responded to. Why?

Baldosnee...

First time I will be supporting this Kemi the Comic.

toyeoye:
Pls confirm, I'm certain it's resolved now
Thanks for your patience

Not really. I tried 4 times to be sure. And it's not yet ok.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

According to the 2025 World Watch List report by Open Doors, a total of 4,476 Christians has been killed worldwide this year 2025 alone, for their faith. The countries where these killings occurred include:
- *Nigeria*: 3,100 deaths, with attacks by Fulani militia and jihadist groups being prominent causes
- *Democratic Republic of the Congo*: 355 deaths, largely due to jihadist activities and armed conflict
- *Burkina Faso*: 201 deaths, resulting from attacks by jihadist groups affiliated with the al-Qaeda network
- *Sudan*: Killings and violence reported, particularly in the context of the ongoing civil war
- *Other countries*: Additional countries with reported Christian fatalities include Myanmar, Pakistan, and various nations in sub-Saharan Africa and Central Asia

It's worth noting that the report highlights the challenges in quantifying Christian persecution incidents accurately, and the actual numbers might be higher due to underreporting.

When Nigerian Christians allowed Muslim Muslim presidential ticket to hold, that was when they lost all right to complain against targeted killings.

Just to taste if the bread is sweet, I used to first finish 1 full loaf of bread before I will now how many more loafs I will buy.

I am the Breadwinner of my family. I eat bread with
Butter
Mayonnaise
Igbo Banana
Coconut
Groundnut
Stew
Cooked egg
Fried egg
Mineral
Tea
Custard
Beans
Sardine
And even with water

If Conoil does not renovate themselves by 2026, either Oando or Eterna Plc will overtake them. Which is it likely going to be?

Apart from law, business administration, and accountancy, ban your children from studying every other course that is not pure science and technology.

Working 18 hours every day? That's an exaggerated statement.

pretydiva:
Most yahoo guys, if not all are into cultism. I detest them !

I like you a whole lot.

MrJames007:


I don't understand d nudity. Like say na woman him be.

Is Nudity only for women?

Please, remind me the name of that school that you attended?

EDGEof2MORO:
why would you leave the primary source of your wealth? even many years later, your question wreaks of poverty

The question does not wreak of poverty

Sirhush:
Maybe because bra is cost now our days

How much is Bra now?