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The phone is still new less than 2 weeks old.. Comes with all accessories and 13 months warranty. . Got a new phone just want to sell it off Price #65,000 (negotiable )
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Looooools Just had to share this who wan buy??
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Slickest:Amen |
simtosul:Very Happy |
Guys drop your bad waysin 2016.. Don't enter 2017 oooo Looooools
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A typical example of tracking sales.. . Lols
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Am still wondering if it's him or not.. . All the same.. . Congratulations
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Good Evening.. . Saw this online and decided to share it Oya.. .
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This recession sha.... If not for dollar I'd have ordered iPhone 9 for le boo But How many bags of rice can iPhone 7 buy?
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ritababe:I know.. |
Dreamwaker:I don't know ooo |
Dreamwaker:It keeps fonging... |
My brother just bought this iPhone 7.. It's availablegor sale. . #450k Has all the accessories. ..
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A friend sent me the picture of this boot.. Biko give it a name..
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Good evening everyone.. I saw this picture on facebook and I decided to share.. What do you think?? Yay or Nay
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I was browsing when I saw this picture and I totally agree.. Guys must you nack on first date ![]()
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Attach a picture to help the mods |
BARAJ92:I brought facebook to Nigeria |
According to twitter, Mark Zuckerberg was pictured walking on the street today with escort or bodyguard.. And my local govt chairman goes around with escort, bodyguard and ambulance. .. Shame
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Saw this on twitter. . So I am asking everyone Who is greater? 1. GEJ who brought Facebook to Nigeria. or 2. PMB who brought the owner of Facebook to Nigeria." |
Cali, Colombia Depending on a good or bad year, Cali ranks either as the most dangerous, or as the 2nd most dangerous city in the country. That much violence is a result of the drug trafficking cartels that are fighting with each other. The world’s capital of salsa is Colombia’s scariest city. You are most likely to get shot on the dance floor here. Better stay vigilant, avoid showing off your expensive jewelry or gadgets and don’t wander alone at night. Better safe than sorry. Happy traveling!
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Guatemala City, Guatemala Given that Guatemala borders El Salvador, Honduras and Mexico – Guatemala City shares almost the same troubles as its neighbors. Even though the city has tons of history and culture, it should definitely stay on everyone’s don’t-visit list; even the bravest tourists seem to be frightened away. Poverty, gang problems, drug trafficking have civilians in despair and there seems to be no answer so far as to how to handle it. This city is big, dirty and dangerous, and still ‘Guate’ has its charming chaos, color and contradictions. Just go prepared and alert and maybe you’ll get rid of all negative stereotypes.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Don’t be tricked by the Summer Olympics and World Cup set for Rio this year – the city is done for. Travelers might easily get in trouble as violence is still very much on display. But whilst homicide rate has decreased in recent years, robberies, muggings and street crimes have actually increased. And yet, colorful Rio stays the most popular tourist destination in the country. But the good news is- you’re more likely to get your gadgets or money taken, than you are at getting yourself killed. So try not to show off your valuables and keep your money close-by and out of reach.
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Caracas, Venezuela Caracas is notorious for three things: being the capital of Venezuela, drugs and murders. Street attacks and gangs have taken over the whole city. Constant battles between drug dealers’ gangs make the streets of Caracas the ideal setting for shootings, robberies, rapes, and kidnappings. Venezuela got itself into a deeply-troubled economic time. And all government’s attempts to get the struggling nation to its feet again are dong more harm than good. As a result, the poverty level is so high that people have nothing left but committing crimes. So if you happen to be in South America, consider skipping Caracas.
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Kabul, Afghanistan It seems as if a mixture of everything bad that could happen to the city was injected into the capital of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Hell broke loose here, not that you need many reasons not to travel to Kabul, and still: economic and political instability, poverty, terrorist bombings, kidnappings, homicides, violence and other petty crimes. Add that to the rise of ISIS, along with growing tensions in Iran, not to mention that the nation is still involved in the post 9/11 War, and here we go – Afghanistan is scratched-off the go-to list.
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San Salvador, El Salvador Violence and crime are major issues throughout the country; the current murder rate here is among the highest in the world. The largest city of El Salvador is notorious for gang problems. It seems as though violence has penetrated into the city. Powerful gangs rule here and civilians have to live in the crossfire of constant gang wars. Many refugees have left the country hoping to find a relief from constant fear, violence and poverty gripping the country. The Drug War hasn’t done this country any good as well. It is obvious now, that this is a location you’ll want to stray away from.
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Acapulco, Mexico With the variety of Mexican famous spots to visit, Acapulco is one of the most violent places on our list that travelers can easily avoid. The city has been on every tourist’s bucket-list for years, it was a place filled with people, thronging to the pristine beaches and never-ending margaritas, but now you’ll find yourself in the underbelly of country’s most dangerous city. Shocking murder rate, robberies, muggings, kidnappings, drug dealing, and violence are still major issues in Acapulco. Even though officials say that tourism spots are mostly out of danger, no one wants to come across dismembered bodies instead of enjoying walks along the beach.
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