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Not all Nigerian men are romantic. Some are kids playing adults game. Lionessza6: |
Don't jinx them like you jinxed Joshua. Dude is a scavenger now |
Adeleke is doing was he has to do to survive. In a country where judiciary is dead. There's no hope. I believe ADC will reset the brains of the evil genius himself jagaban. |
That's why the stake holders in the PDP have all left the party for wike and Seyi. 2027 is like 2 years from now but due to oppression they are endorsing themselves. Let the people breathe. |
How true can this be with the high cost of living and insecurity. |
Oh my God. How come.i hope its not cancer but America has good healthxare now. |
It is poor people that commit such crime no rich man would do that. Go to the the page of the article and see for yourself. Lionessza6: |
Below are some cases . Lionessza6 KingCold Lionessza6:
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I'm not lying. I will search the link for the news it was on business Africa. KingCold: |
Nope100% legit imoh4king: |
For most of you saying you don't believe and that. Don't be a suspect because you may not escape the torture. Most armed robbery, kidnap and ritual suspect are tortured to extract infomation from them. |
I don't get your point. Peter Obi is in ADC. Now WickedAfonja: |
Arsenal fans needs trophy by anyhow ![]() Joebayo217: |
What a loss to Nigeria IT space. At 36 life is just beginning. But for some it's midnight. |
Gamsole founder, and Techpoint Africa’s first angel investor, Abiola Olaniran dies at 36Abiola Olaniran, the soft-spoken software engineer who turned a campus coding hobby into one of Africa’s best-known mobile-gaming brands, passed away on Wednesday, July 16, aged 36. Sources close to the family confirm that the Gamsole founder was buried the same day in a private ceremony. Although he shunned the limelight, Olaniran’s résumé reads like a highlight reel of Africa’s emerging tech scene. After leading his Obafemi Awolowo University team to national victory in the 2010 Microsoft Imagine Cup, he doubled down on game development and, two years later, incorporated Gamsole in Lagos. At a time when Africa’s gaming scene was almost non-existent, he chose the then-new Windows Phone store as his launchpad, cranking out colourful casual titles that resonated far beyond Nigeria’s borders. By early 2015 Gamsole had crossed the 10-million-download mark across Windows Phone, Android and feature-phone stores, a milestone that placed the company, and African game development, on the global map. That same year, the studio announced its flagship endless runner title, Gidi Run, which it would later launch in partnership with MTN, ushering in a new approach to games monetisation within Africa. International recognition followed quickly. In February 2015 Forbes Africa placed Olaniran on its coveted “30 Under 30” list alongside Hotels.ng’s Mark Essien and Andela’s Iyin Aboyeji. The magazine doubled down the following year, naming him one of the “30 Most Promising Young African Entrepreneurs” for 2016. These accolades cemented his reputation as a continental flag-bearer for African gaming. The accolades crowned a period in which investors and fellow founders began to view African gaming as investable, largely because Olaniran had shown what was possible with lean resources and relentless iteration. Yet industry peers remember him as much for his quiet generosity as for his coding prowess. https://techpoint.africa/news/gamsole-founder-abiola-olaniran-dies-at-36/
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Up mancity. Sky-blue for life. We will take it back. By God's grace. |
FIFA have officially stripped Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City of their Club World Cup titles.https://dailypost.ng/2025/07/19/club-world-cup-fifa-strips-man-city-real-madrid-man-utd-of-titles/
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Nigeria as a whole have some of the best delicacy in pan Africa. |
Great article and a food for taught. That Nigeria lost its glory its a big lie as long as the potentials are there. Nigeria is called giant of africa not because we are many but Nigeria has produced intellects, scientists and industrialist. Southafrica is what it is today because of WHITE hegemony. Many of the blacks don't understand this. Take a look at southafrica, kidnapping has gone over the roof. Poor black South Africans now kidnap their white counterpart for money. When you talk about leadership it's about the ideas. Whites control the economy hence you see many poor blacks. Very soon things will fall into place Nigeria will shine again. Mind you trump has promised to repatriate white southafricans to nebraska this will affect their economy. Nigeria will rise. |
Is like in India you have lots of drug addicts there. Like me if you hawk you your substance around me. You can make a dime because I'm substance proof. |
They are not the same the younger one is a corrupt killer. The older one is a president ![]() Lionessza6: |
I agree with this stats. Open defication most stop.
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Mama rest no irregularities that is how it is done nation wide. |
These guys will walk free again that is Nigeria for you. The real upside down country. No immigration policy no security. The people will enlarge Nigeria's profile for cyber crimes not knowing they are foreigners. |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has secured the conviction of 15 Chinese nationals for cyberterrorism and internet fraud in Lagos.https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2025/07/17/court-jails-15-chinese-for-cybercrime-in-lagos/%3famp=1
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Like this dude. Below me. Corrupt to the core. Well all this na story illicit:
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Uefa has banned FK Arsenal Tivat from European competition for 10 years after an investigation into allegations of match-fixing involving the Montenegrin club. A number of players and officials of Arsenal Tivat have also received bans which European football's governing body has asked Fifa to extend worldwide. Uefa said, external the punishment, which also includes a €500,000 (£433,000) fine and runs up to and including the 2034-35 season, was in relation to a Conference League qualifying tie between Armenian side Alashkert and Arsenal Tivat in July 2023. Arsenal Tivat drew 1-1 at Alashkert before being beaten 6-1 at home in the reverse fixture. Uefa said Arsenal Tivat had violated article 11 of its disciplinary regulations which refers to "general principles of conduct" and article 12 which covers the "integrity of matches and competitions and match-fixing". Arsenal Tivat player Nikola Celebic and official Ranko Krgovic were "banned from exercising any football-related activity for life". Three other players - Cetko Manojlovic, Dusan Puletic and Radule Zivkovic - were also banned for 10 years. Arsenal Tivat won a relegation play-off last season to maintain their place in their country's top flight. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cz9kl400l09o
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