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Man City WTF! |
Congratulations to him. We pray it brings good tidyings to UNILAG. |
Trayceey:Thank God |
Thank you so much for this God bless you my friend. |
Trayceey:Aunty hope you have not invested all your savings? |
Boys are not smiling � street is rough, so be careful who you throw support for. |
Nairaland give us better news not this. Happy Sunday all! |
HIGHESTPOPORI:We shall see sir this days are around the corner. |
Lamanii22:Aunty is she home yet? |
Edo nor be Lagos truly. G.O. will shock Oshiomole and his gang just wait and see just as Biden will shock Donald Trump. |
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God bless him |
Hmmm... Okay we are waiting for this batch how many will be trained. |
Hope they won't end up putting him in one of their holes and no one gets to hear from him again. |
WhisperedNoise:Jesus! I feel your pain man. We are in this together. |
It's well oh! |
Hope this big boys will make theirs peaceful this time around. |
That's good |
Hmmm... What a sad loss, I pray his customers can be understanding. God please be with him in this difficult time. |
Una try, how I wish PMB and our people in government can listen. |
Lamanii22:Lols you mean Otoge will happen on her this Sunday it's well not following the show at all just read post on NL. |
![]() Bros go respect madam wella now! |
AhmedEmeka:Okay sir maybe we wait till she collects the cash prize and we will know if she is ba? |
Pure heart, more blessing the real beauty Queen. |
CC: Lalasticlala, Seun and dominique frontpage please. |
JoshOxborn:That is the spirit man, when I saw the news on CNN not quite long that was what I said. |
Okay we shall see let him come and exhibit it in Naija his penalty-taking prowess. |
Damn she is down to earth. I pray she wins |
Mark Zuckerberg has joined the world's most exclusive club of the ultra rich. The Facebook CEO on Thursday became a centibillionaire: someone who is worth at least $100 billion. He crossed the milestone after shares in the social network surged. Only two other men, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Microsoft's Bill Gates, have bigger personal fortunes. Zuckerberg co-founded Facebook from his Harvard dorm room in 2004, and his biggest asset is still his 13% stake in the company, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires index, which tracks the world's wealthiest people. The 36-year-old is also Facebook's chairman and controlling shareholder. Zuckerberg's wealth got its latest bump as Facebook's stock climbed 6.5% Thursday, a day after the company launched its TikTok clone, Reels, on Instagram. The release of the short video feature came just as US President Donald Trump threatened to ban TikTok, the Chinese-owned app that has exploded in popularity over the last year. Trump made good on that threat Thursday, issuing an executive order that would block TikTok from operating in the United States if its Chinese owner, ByteDance, doesn't sell the business to a US firm within 45 days. ByteDance has been in negotiations with Microsoft about a potential sale, though the chief of the Chinese company has expressed reservations about the White House's forceful approach. TikTok has also recently taken direct aim at Facebook, with CEO Kevin Mayer slamming Reels as "another copycat product." "To those who wish to launch competitive products, we say bring it on," he wrote in a blog post last week. The introduction of Reels also came a week after Facebook reported strong earnings. Last Thursday, the company said it had reached a new record of 3 billion users across its platforms, including WhatsApp and Instagram. The company also noted that it had benefited as more people around the world stayed home because of the pandemic, pushing up its engagement numbers over the quarter that ended in June. Facebook shares are up almost 30% so far this year, adding $22 billion to Zuckerberg's wealth. In 2010, the chief executive signed the Giving Pledge, an initiative started by Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates to encourage the world's richest to donate the bulk of their fortunes to charity. And in 2015, Zuckerberg went a step further, announcing he would give away what he makes from 99% of his Facebook stake. Sources: CNN Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/mark-zuckerberg-is-now-worth-100-billion/ar-BB17GeKe?ocid=ARWLCHR
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It's a sad one, guess they are fully aware now that its not really greener at the other side. But wait who are their contractors? |
May God grant him healing |
Welcome back oh! How is the other side of the world? |
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