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chccho:
Is it everything u people must ask online?
Why do we have common sense in the first place

Ireportlive:



New fresh charges

When Police went to execute Search Warrant court order I knew the guy was toast

How Lagos big boy no go get weed , Arizona or loud for house

He still get expire gun lisence join

Whatever you do stay far away from Police Station and Hospital, Doctors, Nurses and police are not your friend




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festacman:
Saint Obi was having a flourishing acting career until his desire to marry a financially strong woman led him to marry one stone-hearted woman who was senior executive in telecom industry and who happens to come from a wealthy family. At the end of the day, money Saint Obi no see. Rather, having fathered some children, Saint Obi was thrown out of his home and his children taken far away from him. Consequently, Saint Obi's fight against this woman and her strong family took a toll on him and the rest is history.

I don't know why his friends are speaking in parables instead of saying things as they are to honour his memory.

Lesson: Sometimes, money is not everything.

May his soul rest in peace, Amen.

magoo10:
Abe and Wike are not enemies
they are just acting political drama

Ynix:
10k

komek:
1. One 2 seater and 1 seater chairs for sale: 45k and 30k respectively.

2. 32inch led LG TV : 70k

3. LG refrigerator: 50k

Location: Ago Palace way

Whatsapp: 08099800306

Nebes:
The secret to avoiding this pattern is to study continuously all through the term or semester. If you do, exam times will be times of rest and revision.

FERNANDEZISBACK:
Not here to please anybody..

FERNANDEZISBACK:
You better file a divorce for your sanity..if he's hell bent then dish him in the waste bin before he ruin your life completely..
Do that asap and stop managing yourself cos of some nonsense love you have for him..that guy is gonna wreck you and your future with his addiction..

You are better off single than being with a futureles boozer..

twinning200:
4 years ago, myself, her and her younger brother were standing outside talking, next thing she said, look at you to my brother, omo i felt embarrased, cos if he wasnt there, its a different thing, i just laughed it off, but deep inside i took serious offense. So there was a time we went for counseling, i pointed out that incident while talking about disregard and disrespect, the counselors told her how bad it is for her to make such statement, and it was part of what she promised never to do again even in other aspect of making someone feel less of themselves, but alas, today she still did it, nothing to discuss about, she knows what shes doing.

UncleDjs:
42k

jesusjnr2020:
What God Did When I Found Myself In A Den Of Cultists In Port Harcourt

It was in the course of searching for some stolen items that I found myself there.

The guy who had custody of the items was hailed as the "number 2" by the other guys with him, and they had just returned from a clash with rival cultists, and he seemed been hit with a weapon because he was bleeding on his left arm.

He showed me his arm and said something like, "once blood don flow, the matter don dey bloody..." because his blood cannot just flow just like that, without any serious consequences.

However after making that threatening statement, I was surprised at how they yet treated me with care and respect afterwards. I didn't know what was really going on then.

After narrating what actually happened to me and how he came about those items, that they had caught some men speaking Hausa inside the bus while they were trying to steal them before he retrieved the items from them, he immediately took me to the place they had kept the items to show them to me.

It after he had given them back to me that he revealed the reason they were being careful with me.

He first expressed his surprise at how I had been able to track the items to where they were. He said that it must have been God! Then he started calling me "pastor! pastor!" despite just meeting me for the very first time.

It was then he confessed and said that God had told him not to play with me. He then asked me, "did I play with you?". I said "no!" He asked me once again, and I said, "no!"

He then told me that if not for what God said, that it was unlike him to have such in his custody and then let it go just like that. That it wasn't him at all. That the person would have had it really tough to get it back from him.

But he seemed to have no other choice because of the warning God gave to him, as his stubbornness or cultism didn't reach the extent of touching God's own person, especially after receiving such a warning from God Himself.

When he was telling me those things though, I wasn't surprised, because I knew who I was and what he was saying corroborated that fact.

What surprised me however was how he knew it was the voice of God, because he sounded so sure despite being a cultist with the way he was afraid to go against God's Word. Perhaps I would have asked him but my priority then was to retrieve the items and immediately leave there, because I had already lost hope on retrieving them, but for my God who proved Himself to be alive, true and faithful.

I was thankful to them though for the commendable job they had done for me to retrieve my things from the hausa-speaking guys who wanted to steal them, as they had put themselves in harms way as a result, so I compensated them for that before I left.

I must admit it felt really good and fulfilling to be treated with respect by people who didn't know me before, not because of what men said about me, but God Himself.

God bless.

jesusjnr2020:
What God Did When I Found Myself In A Den Of Cultists In Port Harcourt

It was in the course of searching for some stolen items that I found myself there.

The guy who had custody of the items was hailed as the "number 2" by the other guys with him, and they had just returned from a clash with rival cultists, and he seemed been hit with a weapon because he was bleeding on his left arm.

He showed me his arm and said something like, "once blood don flow, the matter don dey bloody..." because his blood cannot just flow just like that, without any serious consequences.

However after making that threatening statement, I was surprised at how they yet treated me with care and respect afterwards. I didn't know what was really going on then.

After narrating what actually happened to me and how he came about those items, that they had caught some men speaking Hausa inside the bus while they were trying to steal them before he retrieved the items from them, he immediately took me to the place they had kept the items to show them to me.

It after he had given them back to me that he revealed the reason they were being careful with me.

He first expressed his surprise at how I had been able to track the items to where they were. He said that it must have been God! Then he started calling me "pastor! pastor!" despite just meeting me for the very first time.

It was then he confessed and said that God had told him not to play with me. He then asked me, "did I play with you?". I said "no!" He asked me once again, and I said, "no!"

He then told me that if not for what God said, that it was unlike him to have such in his custody and then let it go just like that. That it wasn't him at all. That the person would have had it really tough to get it back from him.

But he seemed to have no other choice because of the warning God gave to him, as his stubbornness or cultism didn't reach the extent of touching God's own person, especially after receiving such a warning from God Himself.

When he was telling me those things though, I wasn't surprised, because I knew who I was and what he was saying corroborated that fact.

What surprised me however was how he knew it was the voice of God, because he sounded so sure despite being a cultist with the way he was afraid to go against God's Word. Perhaps I would have asked him but my priority then was to retrieve the items and immediately leave there, because I had already lost hope on retrieving them, but for my God who proved Himself to be alive, true and faithful.

I was thankful to them though for the commendable job they had done for me to retrieve my things from the hausa-speaking guys who wanted to steal them, as they had put themselves in harms way as a result, so I compensated them for that before I left.

I must admit it felt really good and fulfilling to be treated with respect by people who didn't know me before, not because of what men said about me, but God Himself.

God bless.

Onepointfiveodds:
Honestly i do that every time i feel I'm in the wrong. I just spoke to her and she said why will she apologise when i didn't apologise for telling her to apologise for something she did wrong... I just weak sef

Born2winnx:
The wedding is holding today and have made up my mind not to attend because the dude invited me through WhatsApp. It annoys me how children of this days has no regards or character for their elders. they are changing everything all in the name modernization.

How can someone, I know the exact date he was born be inviting me through WhatsApp, no respect at all, sending the scanned card copy there.. what happened to the hardware copy he printed? I had to tell him, he laughed it off saying bros nor vex the 500 copies he printed was not enough to share self. I didn't want to press the issue farther my mind is already made up.
He won't see me there today.

I just hope he invited his in-laws through WhatsApp too

Seun
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