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How times flies... So it's 10 years already... |
Na so he bad reach abi na part of content? |
Plenty supporters will start to abuse Trump too now ![]() |
No be lie But doctors will continue to take the credits. That's how it is all over the world and there's nothing anyone can do about it. |
Na vision we go chop? Buhari also had a wonderful vision... |
Kwankwaso no small na His partnership with obi should be good |
Kidnapping has now become a lucrative business for criminals and terrorists in this country. What a country! |
oluwaseunamos33:It didn't work. You're not serious. |
Attempts ![]() He almost break the guy neck ![]() |
This is funny but not a joke. Heads should roll |
Lol I wonder how these people think... |
If the stress is too much, he should resign na and have plenty time to rest. Please ma, advice him to do so. |
Numberr one is ONIGBESE. |
brain54:You and who? You'll also learn the hard way |
![]() He can , Especially if the cheating was done "BY MISTAKE" ![]() |
DNA testing is one of the most important tests in this generation, and people need to stop seeing it only as a “cheating test or just paternity check test.” A DNA test is about truth, certainty, identity, medical history, and protection for everyone involved. It can prevent years of emotional pain, confusion, family disputes, and hidden mistakes. We live in a world where hospital mix-ups have happened, babies have reportedly been swapped, records have been altered, and people have discovered shocking truths decades later. Human errors are real. Negligence is real. Secrets are real. Doing a DNA test should not automatically cause offense or conflict. Sometimes, it is simply a responsible decision to establish facts early rather than live with doubts, assumptions, or future regrets. In today’s society, DNA testing is no longer just an option. In many situations, it is becoming a necessity. |
oluwaseunamos33:Please share it ![]() I'm really interested... |
Okay, whatever works for each couple... There are no standards or rules to many of these things... Some people will just respond to this with personal opinion, sentiments and not being objective. Not everyone who keeps certain passwords private is hiding something. Some people are simply wired to maintain a level of personal privacy and confidentiality, even in very healthy relationships or marriages. In many cases, it can also be connected to the nature of their work or professional ethics. For example, someone working in corporate management, finance, law, the judiciary, healthcare, government, or other sensitive fields may handle confidential information that they are legally or professionally obligated to protect. A lawyer, judge, HR personnel, banker, or company executive may genuinely be unable to share unrestricted access to certain devices, emails, files, or accounts because those spaces contain privileged or sensitive information belonging to other people or organizations. Another example is a man in polygamous marriage... At the end of the day, every relationship functions differently. Some couples are completely open with passwords, while others still maintain certain personal boundaries. What matters most is mutual understanding, trust, respect, and honesty between both partners. |
Beautiful display Ijebu people are very unique |
Nice Good for them. One love |
This one don enter spiritual level o ![]() |
Good Only good partnership can make their collaboration work well. |
Good luck to him. May God keep us to witness 2027... |
I LOVE HOW THEIR FULL NAME AND PICTURE IS IN FULL DISPLAY |
Criminals Lazy people That's what they know how to do best. Shame! THEY WILL NEVER DO THIS TO MY WIFE, DAUGHTER, SISTER OR ANYONE CLOSE TO ME WITHOUT ME SEEKING VENGEANCE IN ANYWAY POSSIBLE... They continue to do this to people because they've been getting away with it and their irresponsible authorities and government are not doing anything about it. |
Iran has always been a strong country that continues to resist bullying and intimidation from anyone |
There was a country... |
Let us pay 2 billion ![]() We'll use it to build the biggest industrial and research institution in Nigeria and Africa. |
Kingray10:Anything above ₦500 is GREED AND RIP-OFF AMONGST MAJOR OIL PRODUCING COUNTRIES, NIGERIA IS THE ONE THAT SELL MOST EXPENSIVELY. |
Hedonisco:He must be amongst the few modesty ones... |
jesusjnr2020:Lol Very senseless comparison A boy who's just curious and being observant... Everything una go add MUMU mentality to it. |

