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Factcheck0001:
there's an adventure I will like u to try

Though I have read a lot about it in different continents, try ship adventure from one country to another country

U will enjoy

Factcheck0001:
there's an adventure I will like u to try

Though I have read a lot about it in different continents, try ship adventure from one country to another country

U will enjoy

eyesoflagos:
https://eyesoflagos.com/15-things-youll-only-understand-if-you-grew-up-in-lagos/

africaBlogworld:
Grab your sits, Ladies and Gentlemen, usually I don't do these but for history purposes and to enlighten others who want to come to Ghana or relocate this is for you.

Follow your heart and let faith lead you. Nothing is easy but keep pushing.

Start the story and be ready to end it well.

Now let's begin the story.

How I moved from Port Harcourt to Ghana!!!

Your comments will encourage me to continue. Thanks

Ibkay32:
Don’t mind this guy. I honestly don’t understand why some guys behave like this when it comes to women’s issues, they suddenly become overly sympathetic and start carrying the matter on their head as if it’s a personal life mission.

alphonsoolajide:
Man’s Body Remains Unburied for 5 Years as Wives and Children Battle Over Property

A disturbing story shared on social media has reignited conversations around the dangers of polygamy in Nigeria.

A Nigerian woman, identified on X (formerly Twitter) as @Anambra_girl, revealed that her friend’s late father has remained unburied for almost five years due to an ongoing feud between his two wives and their children over the distribution of his property. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

According to her, the man had been married to two wives before his passing. Since his death, both women and their respective children have been locked in a bitter fight over who gets what, making it impossible to agree on burial arrangements.



Shockingly, she revealed that the properties have been left to rot due to neglect. Even the will the man left behind—naming trusted friends and his lawyer as executors—has failed to resolve the matter.

“,” she added.

https://x.com/Anambra_girl/status/1954271704496439422?t=bknokol0jKpc7dh69tYcKw&s=19

The revelation sparked outrage and sympathy online, with many Nigerians sharing similar experiences of family disputes in polygamous homes.

Some reactions include:

@OnyeAguata: “Nobody in the entire family ever loved the man. So nobody ever said they should set their greed aside and bury the man first?”

@MeduFavour: “Pls don’t advise anybody 😂 who get body make he or she put body, they will feel it.”

The case serves as a grim reminder of the potential chaos polygamy can bring when there is no unity, and why proper estate planning—and execution—is crucial.

https://eyesoflagos.com/mans-body-remains-unburied-for-5-years-as-wives-and-children-battle-over-property/

bdon123:
Bt it is wrong to force passenger to switch off phone.there is flight mode in phones for such.I have traveled over 7 diff international airlines n none hav forced me to switch off....they always say switch off or flight mode.

NtoAkwaIbom:
Una go park naija money go overseas, money wey people wey go organise d occasion for folo chopp,Una go Cary am go gv oyigbo

ravensckar:
I heard from a reliable source that AMBODE will be given the APC ticket in 2027 to complete his tenure.

At least, all his eye service and show of cowardice wasn't in vain. It has paid off! It's those who carried his matter for head like lapalapa that I feel pity for.

Trust any politician at your own peril!