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Nigerian soldiers dey do pass demselves so let them chop small beating but frsc don step on cobra tail dem go hear am |
Aniluvreal:But he is ruling Nigeria kwa |
Abi gbaja won come for governor |
money121:Wao dat one dey serious no be the one i go call wey go open it at thr other end and just pour out water |
money121:How u take enter |
Animegirl: |
He wants to score a cheap goal.is chicago university not far above any better universities in Nigeria ?do they offer degrees without accreditation in US? doesn't he know how schools run in US he is a pathetic looser crying foul |
Kizzygentle:I am not defending i am only telling u what the role of a first lady is and how it has been and what it does... |
TokunboCarsOnly:One way |
McLizbae:Yes our exposure and education is one reason why we could bear with each other |
Kizzygentle:Do u really know the meaning of ceremonial office?do u know the difference of honorary degrees maybe u would get it clearly....its a portfolio that holds no official duty but presides over ceremonial duties..if she has official duty she should be attending fec meetings na |
GoodRocks:Na u need brain reset ..cant u see he wasn't neglected na so evebody go get appointment?there are other things u can get without appointments so think wider before u utter gibberishly |
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Kizzygentle:Go and fact check office of the first lady is ceremonial |
Kizzygentle:Sincerely u area kid so what do u expect a first lady to do ?have u seen other first ladies including that of military before?den u will know what her role is during the first day of the year 🐥 |
Seun:How do u intend to defeat tribalism?u want to do it like what u did for islam ? that will be partiality and allow responses but check use of derogatory languages |
CameroonPepper:I pain u cos u mo hear say olamide use leg kick the king like ur own people would do the ones older than them |
The next time wike comes for u.. just know u are a gunner |
Nackzy:Yes i know they can bring in more hands but u can't deploy all ur forces to a region it's not wise enough |
Hurbashola:Dirty thoughts |
IjebuWarrior:Which of ur father is a criminal |
Nackzy:I pray God will lift ur head up and bless ur pocket but ur mom is doing the wrong thing tides do change |
Zico5:If he was positioned for it why not make him first before stepping down.. forget baba won cut mc power ni too much of his laulau |
Nackzy:When it is not a war zone and its never tactical for u to deploy all ur forces to one region if u do and the enemy seize that opportunity to take other sides what will u do? |
Obi should say he is the prisoner of his failed ambition that has kept him and his obidients in prison of agony |
StrongAlphMale:Stop lieing |
Seefinish:Maybe u dont even know what substance u are expecting thats why u say it lacks it |
Karlovych:U were there when he drank it abi |
orohbirodeysmel:Cry more |
Karlovych:Awo that did far above ur azikwe is the one that his children will now envy those who actually were the bigots greedy set of people..tah |
Giftedhand47:You need the help of holy Spirit Read the bible that talks about u getting angry but not letting the sun goes down on it..its proper to get angry but don't let ur anger overrule u it dangerous.dont get angry on any issues try do findings why issues are like that |
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This is what Awo the backstabbing bigot taught his people, these people should realize that envy and hatred can only lead to ratak