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if you've seen APC, no look for confusion again |
You will be accepted if you do what is right. But if you refuse to do what is right..... Gen 4:7 |
Meninmen:the foolishness is multiplying everyday, as if Nigerians are not capable of reasoning again. |
ibizgirl:for real? na only you go school? I wonder how people like you choose to subvert their common sense to nonsense |
Oshiomole should admit that APC invaded the palace with thugs to disrupt the PDP campaign flag off. |
Abouwaza:that's it, PDP needs to put her house in order |
cpu2006:he resigned in your imagination? https://www.nairaland.com/6025307/kassim-afegbua-campaigns-ize-iyamu-okpella. stop embarrassing yourself. |
The Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party in Edo State, Mr Chris Nehikhare, on Sunday announced the suspension of a former spokesperson of the party’s Presidential Campaign Council, Prince Kassim Afegbua, for anti-party activities.https://punchng.com/edo-pdp-suspends-afegbua-for-anti-party-activities/
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Most schools lack hand- washing points, running water , PPE, others Lagos , Ogun , other SSS 3 students resume Tues, Gombe, Enugu undecided Dayo Ojerinde, John Charles , Adeniyi Olugbemi, Wale Oyewale , Daud Olatunji Ada Wodu , Raphael Ede , Abiodun Nejo and Grace Edema States were on Sunday divided over the Federal Government’ s directive that the Senior Secondary School 3 pupils should resume on Tuesday in preparation for the West African Senior School Certificate Examinations starting on August 17 . Findings by The PUNCH show that SSS3 pupils in Lagos, Benue , Kwara and Ogun states are preparing for resumption on Tuesday , while WASSCE candidates would resume in Cross River State on Monday ( today ). Enugu, Gombe and Rivers states have yet to announce the resumption dates for their pupils , unlike Ekiti State , where pupils will resume on August 10 . The PUNCH’ s investigations, however , showed that many state governments had yet to provide running water , hand -washing points and other non -pharmaceutical materials stipulated in the Presidential Task Force on COVID -19 guidelines for resumption of schools . Recall that the Federal Government had on Monday said SSS 3 pupils would resume on Tuesday . The Minister of State (Education ), Emeka Nwajiuba, however, explained that only COVID -19 protocol compliant schools would resume. According to him, schools must provide running water and hand -washing points sanitisers. On Sunday, our correspondents observed that many state governments had not met all the PTF guidelines. No sign of preparation in Benue schools In Benue State , the state government has not put in place necessary measures that could prevent the spread of COVID -19 among pupils and teachers on their resumption . The state government , through the Commissioner for Education , Professor Dennis Ityavyar , had last week announced Tuesday as the date for reopening of Primary 6, JSS 3 and SSS 3 classes. But one of our correspondents , who went to some schools in Makurdi, the state capital , on Sunday , reported that there were no signs indicating the preparedness of the state government to reopen schools in line with the Federal Government’ s protocols. It was gathered that government had yet to fumigate any school in the state neither was there anything to suggest that pupils would be resuming on Tuesday . At the Government Model Secondary School, Makurdi, there was no hand -washing points at the entrance of the school or the classes . No hand sanitisers were seen in and around the classes . Also, at the Mount Saint Gabriel Secondary School, Makurdi, St . Joseph Secondary School, Nyiman , and the LGA Pilot School, Wurukum, the situation was the same , as there was no facility to prevent the spread of COVID -19 on the premises. At the Arabic School, Lobi Quarters, the gate was locked, but a peep into the premises through the fence indicated that the environment was bushy which might pose a serious danger to pupils on resumption. Efforts to speak to the Commissioner for Education, Ityavyar , proved abortive as he could not be reached on the telephone. He did not respond to the SMS sent to him. Give us PPE, others if you want us to resume, Gombe tells FG In Gombe State schools, including Orji Secondary, Gombe and Government Science, Lakanje, Kaltugo, there was no provision for hand -washing materials. But the state Commissioner for Education, Dr Habu Dahiru , in an interview with The PUNCH, said the state had yet to decide on the date when its SSS3 pupils would resume . He stated , “ If the Federal Government will give us what is required to resume at their stipulated time , we will. But if they can ’ t give us a penny and they say open on August 4 , I don ’ t think that is fair. If they say open schools on August 4 and the NCDC (Nigeria Centre for Disease Control ), prescribes necessary things, states should be given sometime to get them before schools are reopened . ” There are no teachers to handle extra -classes – Sokoto teacher Also, in Sokoto State , The PUNCH correspondent observed that schools had not started making preparations for resumption of SSS3 pupils . The Sokoto State Government has announced Tuesday as resumption date for SSS 3 pupils . A visit to some of the schools clearly indicated that they were not in compliance with the guidelines. At the Sultan Attahiru Secondary School, Sokoto , there were no wash - hand basins at the school entrance on Sunday. A worker resident in the school said , “ There are no wash -hand stations either with soap and sanitizers within the school premises. A water reservoir is even a no -go area. “ It is easier to adopt physical distancing in the classrooms , meaning we can use other classes since it is not all the pupils that are resuming , but do we have enough teachers to handle the extra classes?” he asked . The SSS3 pupils in Cross River State are to resume on Monday , August 3 . The Special Adviser Education to Governor Ben Ayade , Castro Ezama, said , “ They will resume tomorrow to prepare for their exams . ” In Ekiti State , the state government stepped up preparations for resumption of schools on August 10 . It was gathered that materials such as soap, sanitisers and infrared thermometers would be distributed to public schools this week. The state Commissioner for Education , Foluso Daramola, in a statement titled, ‘ Press release on the reopening of schools in Ekiti State ’ on Sunday said the training of focal persons for the schools would begin on Tuesday . He stated, “ Principals/ headteachers are also to arrange their halls/ hostel dormitories in conformity with COVID -19 protocols for physical / social distancing. They are also to adhere strictly to all the guidelines already distributed to both private and public schools. ” On its part , the Oyo State Government explained the need to adjust the school calendar in the state to ensure uniformity with the recent adjustment made by the Federal Government. The Commissioner for Education , Science and Technology in the state , Olasunkanmi Olaleye, said this in a statement on Sunday titled, ‘ School reopening , Oyo government hails teachers, provides details of new school calendar. ’ He stated , “ Terminal classes, including the Senior Secondary School 3 ; Junior Secondary 3 and Primary 6 pupils resumed classes in Oyo State on July 6 , despite the alarms raised by the Federal Government and some education stakeholders. ” The Enugu State Commissioner for Education, Prof Uche Eze, said the government would soon announce the date the pupils in exit classes would resume, adding that decontamination of schools commenced last Friday . In Lagos State , when one of our correspondents visited Anwarul Islam Girls High School, Ojokoro, on Sunday , he noticed that the school did not make provision for hand -washing points within the school or outside the school gate. The classrooms were also not marked to give room for social distancing among the pupils as of 6pm when the correspondent visited there. At the Lagos State Model Senior College, Meiran , some parents brought their children who would resume. The Governor of Lagos State , Babajide Sanwo-Olu, had on Friday . said the government would provide face masks for all schools . No running water , hand- washing points in Ogun schools In Ogun State , none of the schools visited had sanitisers and hand -washing points at their the entrances. Schools visited in Abeokuta included Lafenwa High School, Premier Grammar School, Unity High School, St . John Anglican High School and Reverend Kuti Memorial Grammar School. When contacted over the development, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor , Kunle Somorin , said, “ No school is in session . Schools are resuming on Tuesday . Teachers and school administrators will be there as from tomorrow (Monday ) Ogun. ” We will fix them on Monday , says govt Also reacting, the Special Adviser to Governor on Basic and Secondary Education, Mrs . Ronke Soyombo, said the items would be fixed on Monday . https://punchng.com/poor-preparations-threaten-students-resumption-this-week/ |
SmartProf:Nigeria will always be a country that is full of dramatic people. |
let's PDP leave him. let him be living with himself |
Lagos Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control have given different statistics for the number of COVID-19 cases, recoveries and deaths in the state. The NCDC statistics is also different in many respects from that supplied by the Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi. According to the NCDC statistics dated July 31, 2020 and titled, ‘COVID-19 SITUATION REPORT 154, Friday, 31ST July 2020,” Lagos had 15,121 total confirmed cases, 2,148 discharged cases and 192 deaths. The report also listed 78 new cases and three newly discharged patients as of July 31, 2020. Again, NCDC states in the July 31 document that Lagos had 12,781 total active COVID cases. The NCDC statistics is different from the one stated by Governor Sanwo-Olu for the same time frame, however. At a Press briefing by Governor Sanwo-Olu on Saturday, as reported by the News Agency of Nigeria, he was quoted to have said, “As of July 31, Lagos State has had a total of 15,150 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 10,835 persons who had recovered and [had been] discharged. “We have sadly lost 194 persons to the virus. “This leaves us with 1,813 active cases in community and 96 under management across various isolation centres in the state.” The governor spoke at the Lagos House, Marina, on Saturday, August 1, 2020, while addressing Lagosians on the gradual easing of COVID-19 lockdown, NAN reported. NCDC figures on Lagos’ and other states’ COVID-19 cases as of July 31, 2020 In its Sunday, August 2 update on national COVID-19 cases uploaded at 10:24am on its website, NCDC gave Lagos’ statistics as 15,186 lab confirmed COVID-19 cases, 12,846 as number of cases on admission, 2,148 discharged and 192 deaths. The NCDC statistics gives Lagos a total of 15,186 out of the national 43,537 total confirmed COVID-19 cases. In terms of the total number of 20,087 discharged COVID-19 cases nationally, Lagos has discharged 2,148, according to NCDC. This is nowhere near Sanwo-Olu’s stated 10,835 “recovered and discharged” patients in the state, as NAN had stated. NCDC figures on Lagos’ and other states’ COVID-19 cases as of August 1, 2020 For the total 883 deaths recorded all over the country according to the NCDC figures, Lagos has 192 — as opposed to Governor Sanwo-Olu’s 194. Meanwhile, in his last update of July 31 via his verified Twitter handle [@ProfAkinAbayomi], the Lagos Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, noted that as of July 29th, 10,580 COVID-19 patients had recovered in Lagos communities, while 2,200 were discharged from isolation centres within the time frame. NCDC figures on Lagos’ and other states’ COVID-19 cases as of August 2, 2020 Ninety-four patients were on admission in the state’s isolation centres as of July 29th, with 1,915 active cases being managed at home in the community, says the statistics posted by the health commissioner on his verified Twitter handle. Lagos Health Commissioner’s tweet dated July 31 He also stated 194 as the number of deaths recorded in the state as of July 29, 2020, as opposed to NCDC’s statistics for COVID-19 deaths in Lagos still put at 192 on Sunday, August 2, 2020. Lagos Health Commissioner’s tweet dated July 28 Abayomi tweeted the state’s COVID-19 cases as of July 26 as 10,096 recovered patients in the community, 2,154 discharged from its isolation units; 110 persons on admission at the isolation centres, and 193 deaths. The tweet was published on July 28. Governments of Cross River and Kogi states had also disputed the COVID-19 figures credited for their domains — a situation that had attracted criticisms from the Nigerian Medical Association and the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria. Recall that sometime in July, the Cross River chapter of the NMA on July 5 embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged failure of the NCDC to reflect the five COVID-19 confirmed cases in the state in its daily situation report since July 1, 2020. The association had alleged that there were more cases of COVID-19 in the state. Speaking in an interview with PUNCH HealthWise then, the state’s NMA chairman, Dr. Agam Ayuk, said there were lots of people who presented with symptoms of COVID-19 in the hospital and also in the community — beyond what was captured in the state’s official figures. The doctors withdrew their services as a result. Dr. Ayuk said, “Our reason for withdrawal of services was because there was under-testing of COVID-19 samples in the state and even when we finally got five confirmed cases using the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control accredited laboratory at the Alex Ekwueme University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, it was still not officially recognised even though that has now been done. “From our clinical experiences, there are a lot of people who present with symptoms of COVID-19 both in the hospital and in the community, even among health workers.” The NMA chair, who said there was under-testing for COVID-19 samples in the state, noted that “some of the samples that were collected were not sent to the laboratory, based on the records that we have and what the NCDC published. “Obviously, there are more than five cases in the state. We have colleagues who have been sick and have recovered, but what hampered their diagnosis was that they were not tested and without laboratory confirmation, you cannot say somebody has COVID-19 irrespective of the symptoms,” Ayuk said. According to NCDC’s COVID-19 situation report for July 7, 2020, only 12 tests had been carried out in Cross River State since the inception of the pandemic in the country. “There was under-testing and, of course, without testing, you will not know how well you have performed regarding your preventive measure. That is how to assess how effective and efficient your preventive measures have worked,” Ayuk added. According to the NCDC, Cross River currently has 45 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 33 on admission in isolation centre, nine discharged cases and three deaths. Kogi State is credited with five confirmed cases, zero admission case, three discharged patients and two deaths. Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State continues to dispute the figures, saying the state is COVI-19-free. The stance of Cross River and Kogi state governments has been condemned by stakeholders, however. The Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria on July 8 expressed concern over the stance taken by the Kogi and the Cross-River State governments in the ongoing fight against COVID-19. President of MDCAN, Prof. Ken Ozoilo, who addressed a press conference in Jos on Wednesday, said it was unfortunate that while the federal and other state governments were making efforts to contain the spread of the disease in the country, officials of the Kogi and Cross Rivers governments had continued to frustrate the efforts thereby endangering the lives of their citizens. The President of MDCAN said, “The posture of these two state governments has not only endangered the lives of its citizens but has also put the lives of our members and health workers, in grave danger. “Reports reaching us from both states indicate that while there is evidence of increasing presentation of patients with clinical features consistent with the diagnosis of COVID-19 disease, agencies of the state government in both places continue to frustrate efforts of the medical personnel to institute testing for the disease. “Our members in Kogi State have reported increasing numbers of patients with COVID-1- like illnesses especially at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Lokoja. Similar reports are emanating from Cross River State, with the latest figures including staff of the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH). “While the Cross Rivers State government has been very lukewarm and unserious in its approach to testing, the Kogi State government has been openly hostile to all efforts to initiate testing. It is crucial to note that testing is a pivotal fulcrum upon which the entire management of the pandemic rests. “Therefore, the overall control measures involved in the combat of the pandemic in these states are being sabotaged by the respective state governments.” The MDCAN President called on the Federal Government to prevail on the two states to change their dispositions towards the fight against COVID-19 in the interest of all Nigerians. It added, “The danger in the attitude of both states is that even if the country succeeds in flattening the COVID-19 curve, Kogi and Cross River States are going to reinfect Nigerians with the disease. “Therefore, We condemn in very strong terms the attitude of both state governments in their resistance to testing and call on them to, as matter of urgency, change their stance and bring their approach into alignment with the efforts of the rest of the country and to offer their full cooperation to Agencies of the Federal government in the current response efforts. https://healthwise.punchng.com/sanwo-olu-ncdc-give-different-figures-on-lagos-covid-19-situation/?fbclid=IwAR3bvWjNQZGJjEkZl3PY9qI2Ka02z-oDICZzPy_joFZO4-jvcRcPoTxljoo |
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State says the Eti-Osa Isolation Centre has been closed down, with effect from Friday night.https://punchng.com/covid-19-lagos-shuts-eti-osa-isolation-centre/
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With schools reopening for graduating pupils this week after months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents of pupils in private secondary schools in Ogun State on Sunday kicked against the request of N 25 , 000 COVID -19 test fee by the government . Many of the parents , who took their demonstrations to the streets, faulted the decision of the government to ask them to pay N 25 , 000 on each pupil before they could be allowed to resume. The state government had said no boarding school pupil would be allowed to resume without a valid negative COVID -19 test certificate. The government also asked the parents to take their wards to designated places for the test between Friday and Monday. The dissatisfied parents on Sunday thronged the MTR 250 bed specialist hospital, Oke -Mosan, Abeokuta , the designated place for the pupils in Abeokuta. It was gathered that attempts by the parents to get their children tested for free failed as they were asked to pay N 25 , 000 on each child . When our correspondent visited the venue, it was observed that many parents were locked out of the facility . Some of the parents , who spoke with The PUNCH did not want their names in print because of attendant consequences but they lamented that the payment of N 25 , 000 for COVID -19 test shows the government cared less about its citizens . They complained that the economic reality in the country has made it difficult to pay such an amount of money. Attempts to get the Special Adviser to Governor Dapo Abiodun on Primary and Secondary Education , Ronke Soyombo, failed as she did not pick calls to her line and did not reply to the messages sent to her mobile. https://punchng.com/school-reopening-parents-protest-n25000-covid-19-test-in-ogun/
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Alexgman1:Sabbath day is Saturday |
APC low budget lying machines will be silenced at the appropriate time. |
small pikins. anyway Halla Madrid |
The Edo State Governor , Mr Godwin Obaseki, has accused the leadership of the All Progressives Congress in the state of planning violence and importing arms to intimidate and harass his supporters as the September 19 , 2020 governorship election draws near . The governor said this while receiving Muslim leaders at the Government House , in Benin City . Obaseki, who is running on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party , expressed his readiness to stand with the people , defend their interests, and develop the state. He said, “ I am not afraid of any man but God. I know the gang up is to provoke me and my supporters but we will not fall for their tricks as God will help us . “ As I speak to you now, you can’ t imagine that Police from Abuja are already in the state and have been paid to arrest our supporters . They have been paid by a billionaire to arrest Peoples Democratic Party supporters in the state. This billionaire sponsored the attacks on me and other PDP governors at the Palace. This is to tell you the level of corruption and impunity we face . “ They are planning violence, bringing arms, intimidating our supporters as part of their strategy. They know that if we have a free and fair election, they stand no chance. Their strategy is to continue with their propaganda and lies. They know they don ’ t have a record of performance; their plan is just to intimidate our supporters and ensure they stay off the polling booth . “ They attacked my supporters and wanted me to react to the attacks. I will not attack them back because as the Chief Security Officer of the state , my responsibility is to maintain peace . We would continue to do that at all costs . ” https://punchng.com/obaseki-alleges-plot-to-intimidate-arrest-pdp-members/ |
The Prelate of the Methodist Church Nigeria, Dr Samuel Uche , has said many governors in the country did not win elections but were declared winners by the judiciary . Uche said this on Friday at the funeral of the late Parakoyi of Ibadanland, Chief Bode Akindele , held at Methodist Cathedral, Agbeni , Ibadan. Bode Akindele died on June 29 at the age of 87. He said, “ Electoral victories are given to some undeserving candidates through the court of law . “ There is one political party here in Nigeria, even when you don ’ t win an election the party would give you victory through the Supreme Court . “ Many governors are supreme court governors, they didn’ t win (election) and are not supposed to be there. This is lawlessness and that is why I call some of our courts , court of lawlessness. ” He said people should emulate the late Akindele’ s love for God and humanity which made him stand out. He described him as a great philanthropist and businessman who touched many lives positively. He also lamented the growing insecurity and massive looting of the nation ’ s treasury, which he said were retarding the development of the nation. https://punchng.com/many-govs-didnt-win-elections-methodist-prelate/ |
Femi Adesina, Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari ( retd. ) , says his principal is in high demand by leaders all over the world. Adesina stated this in a piece titled, The Buhari International Community Knows ’ published on his website on Friday. According to him, people of weight and reckoning like President Xi Jinping of China , former American President Barack Obama and his successor , Donald Trump , see Buhari as “ a gift to the Nigerian nation” . He wrote , “ For those of us who travel with the President round the world, it is sheer delight to see how the Nigerian Leader is venerated , and held in high esteem by the international community . Never to be forgotten are the words of the President of Portugal , Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, when he met with President Buhari at the sidelines of the 74 th United Nations General Assembly in New York , United States of America , in September 2019 . “ Inviting the Nigerian President to Euro -African Forum that his country was to host , de Sousa said , ‘ Please come and declare the event open, even if it’ s for half a day . We have been waiting for you to visit for three years. Many African leaders have come , but we want Nigeria’ . “ Truly, President Buhari is that Nigerian Leader that is in demand not just in the West African sub -region , where his colleagues virtually compelled him to be Chairman of ECOWAS in July 2018 but in Africa, where he was made Champion of anti -corruption by the African Union, and in the uttermost parts of the world. ” The PUNCH had earlier reported that Buhari’ s peace -keeping mission to tension-infested Mali was greeted with public outcry as many Nigerians criticised the President for jetting out of the country in a bid to restore peace in the Sahelian country at a time when bandits and insurgents wreaked havoc in different parts of the Nigeria. https://punchng.com/world-leaders-venerate-buhari-says-adesina/ |
Multiple explosions rocked various parts of Borno State on Thursday, The PUNCH has learnt. Borno Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Aliyu, on Thursday, said a person was killed in the attacks suspected to have been orchestrated by insurgents while 16 others were injured . The sound of the explosions in Mairi , Custom and Gwange areas of the state boomeranged all over the state, sending many into panic mode. Aliyu said the actual cause of the explosions was yet to be ascertained but security operatives had been dispatched to the affected areas. He said, “ We have dispatched our Explosive Ordinance Detection to investigate the incidents and to determine whether it was an Improvised Explosive Device . “ Right now , I am at the Specialist Hospital where we have 16 casualties and one dead so far . ” Aside the Police, security personnel comprising the Army , Rapid Response Squad , Civilian Joint Task Force , and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps were seen moving to the affected places . https://punchng.com/one-killed-16-injured-as-explosions-rock-borno/ |
biutiful nonsense or nonsense dutiful |
There have been at least two bomb blasts within Maiduguri, capital of Borno state, within the last 10 minutes. A resident told TheCable that the first blast occurred at Gunge, a resident area, around 6pm. According to a security source, the other blast happened around a place where cars are sold in the state capital. It is unclear if Boko Haram insurgents are behind the attacks which happened 24 hours after the convoy of Babagana Zulum, the governor, was attacked in Kukawa local government area of the state. Boko Haram has continued to operate in different parts of the north-east, especially in Borno state despite the claim of the government that the sect has been defeated. Reacting to the attack on his convoy, Zulum had said he would mobilise hunters to protect the people if the military is unable to secure them. “We have over 1,181 soldiers in Baga; 72 officers, 107 solders, 400 soldiers in mile 4 and 1,900 soldiers in Monguno. I see no reason why Boko Haram will stop operate in Baga town,” he had said. “The troops have been in mile 4 for over one year, there is complete sabotage, the problem is not with President Buhari, or General Burutai but the command and control structures. There is need to look into command structure. “We have over 80,000 IDPs in Monguno, they cannot continue to depend on NGOs and others for food, we have created opportunity for them to go back to their communities and continue with their business and farming activities. “After Sallah, we will go back to Kukawa. We we will give time to the military; but if they will not clear Baga, we will mobilise our hunters and vigilantes to recapture Baga… we can’t continue like this. People have take their destiny in their hands.” https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-twin-blasts-rock-maiduguri |
APC a party that recycle anything |
jidamsel43:EFCC? if you no know, EFCC don go moribund under APC/Magun/Malami |
APC are the master riggers, God will defeat them this time |
is like I see comrade among the crowd. |
police dey manage efcc 4 naija |
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed , on Tuesday , said the present regime has recovered looted funds in excess of N 800bn. He said the regime also recorded over 1, 400 convictions. Mohammed said this at a press conference in Abuja. He said , “ This administration ’ s fight against corruption is as strong as ever , and we have the records to back up this claim. “ This administration has recorded over 1, 400 convictions , including high profile ones, and recovered funds in excess of N 800bn, not to talk of forfeiture of ill-gotten properties. https://punchng.com/fg-recovered-over-n800bn-looted-fund-says-lai-mohammed/ |
go your house na |
ridwanlawal:are you the op of this topic? |
SLAP44:so u are under perpetual bondage |
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