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Samueltemi337:
Today is the day

FatherCHRISTMAS:
The great hunter. Hunter of crumbs
Lieutenant general Crumbian

LordBegginstien:
i need help guys

Gbadugbakun:
Hunger and depression would kill any girl who tries this in Nigeria. Because girls in Nigeria live off from men. They cannot survive on their own.

TrustNone:
Guys if you value your money please avoid this guy's games.
Useless fool.
You won't stake with your money neither will you be sorry for or apologize after your useless predictions fail through

HanisahZuwy:
I've seen young ladies doing that. And if the pay is reasonable, why not.

Samueltemi337:
You don see am for any giveaway thread drop account details before

Samueltemi337:
That guy is not a giveaway hunter

HanisahZuwy:
No. Why? I'm in my twenties. But, I do see young ladies doing that. Do you know anyone I can meet for that please?

RealityKings:
Dell Laptop available for sale
Keypad light
Core i5
8gig ram
256ssd

350k

Battery last 5 hours tops

RealityKings:
So that I can see giveaway

RealityKings:
Oga quit the nonsense comments. I want to see better people's comments when they come online... Be like a say I go even unfollow you sef.
Too much irrelevant comments

Samueltemi337:
Ok sir
Got nothing more to explain to you

HanisahZuwy:
Please, who are those in charge of road sweeping in Abuja? Is there any one here who knows the management or the people in charge of road sweeping in Abuja. I'll like to join those sweeping the roads. Is there anyone here who knows?

Samueltemi337:
Oga I wrote it
Then told AI to compose it better

Samueltemi337:
Nah
I came up with that
But AI just did some few touches

Samueltemi337:
So this my beautiful answer nor win 😒

chrisdking1:
Ah! Where?

sheggsliveth:
There is always a reason for software update, i didn't even know when i upgraded from 12 to 13 in my old phone cos i dont joke with any available updates....I do notice that when i was using very low Android cos it keeps hanging till i do the update it makes it more faster.

Ernesthugo:
bro i go 40 inches for 65k go to jumia black friday deal but would be chinese tv sha

ebenezary:
I don't understand what you mean, l want to upgrade to a bigger size like 70 or more and l need to sell this one off
receipt is available for the buyer

coolcharm:
Here is it guys, no gate keeping.



1. South African Premier Soccer League (PSL) – $1.4 million
The PSL is Africa’s most expensive league, with the champions receiving a significant amount in prize money. This league has consistently set the standard for financial rewards in African club football.


2. Egyptian Premier League – $600,000
Known for its competitive clubs, the Egyptian Premier League offers one of the highest prize pots on the continent, with the winning team awarded $600,000.



3. Moroccan Botola Pro – $480,000
The Botola Pro is recognized as one of Africa’s most competitive leagues and provides substantial prize money for its champion club.


4. Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 – $400,000
Algeria’s top-flight league ranks highly in Africa, with $400,000 in prize money, reflecting the nation’s investment in club football.


5. Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1 – $300,000
The Tunisian league offers a respectable $300,000 to its champion, showcasing Tunisia’s strong football infrastructure.


6. Tanzania Mainland Premier League – $240,000
Sponsored by Azam TV, this league’s prize money highlights its growing prominence in East African football.


7. Ethiopian Premier League – $195,000
With sponsorship from SuperSport, Ethiopia’s premier league awards $195,000 to its top team.



8. Nigerian Premier Football League – $190,000
Nigeria’s league prize money reflects the recent efforts to bolster its competitiveness, with the champions earning $190,000.


9. Angolan Girabola – $150,000
Angola’s Girabola league awards $150,000 to the season’s top club, reflecting a commitment to support local teams.


10. Ghanaian Premier League – $100,000
Though smaller in comparison to others on the list, the Ghana Premier League offers $100,000, ensuring strong incentives for local clubs.



These leagues represent the highest-paying competitions in Africa, where investments from sponsors and national organizations have elevated both their competitive level and financial appeal​.