Okay we have heard you sir. Oya nau leave all this talk and show evidence. Isn't that supposed to be the first thing you should have done abi you dey shoot part 1 of this movie?
While I believe ministers should be get paid for those who find it as a vocation, it's also a calling. It's a problem when you won't minister in a church because you believe it's lower than your standards. Yes I said it - standards. Some ministers see it as an insult to minister to a small audience. I ask the what's the motive. Brand. It's no longer about God but the brand.
If one person is saved by your ministration is it not worth more than gold or a booming auditorium?
Image123: Lol. Abaribe has been in the Senate since 2007, that is for the past 18years. His only achievement in politics have been staging walkouts, defending Lamidi Kanu, fooling people about marginalization, and impeachment twice as deputy governor and almost a third time in 2003. As he was facing his third impeachment, he resigned on 7 March 2003, sending his resignation via DHL so as to have written record of it. The House of Assembly formally voted him out of office several days later, in a move Abaribe called "medicine after death". These are the kind of useless people that would come out for national positions like that lambarian and be hailed by tribally deceived minds. Of all the important thing s in the country, his aim in life now is to immortalize a dead man Nwosu, SMH.
Glimpsetv: See What a Hair Vendor Did to a Customer Who Ordered ₦45K Worth of Hair With a Fake Alert
A customer ordered a ₦45,000 wig using a fake payment alert—see what the vendor sent her in return! A hair vendor caused a stir online after filming herself packaging hair trimmings from 90 different wigs for a customer who attempted to scam her with a fake payment alert for a ₦45,000 order.
Determined to teach the customer a lesson, the vendor decided to “fulfill” the order in her own way. She humorously explained, “She ordered hair, and we’re sending her hair—actually, she’s getting more than ₦45,000 worth! Imagine receiving particles from 90 different wigs,” she said, laughing.
She further revealed that they would charge the customer ₦6,000 for delivery, claiming it covered the cost of packaging and the stress involved. The vendor also wished the customer would open the package at the park, knowing that scammers are often eager to check their orders or attempt to deceive others.
The video has sparked widespread reactions and laughter online, with many praising the vendor for her sense of humor and clever response to the scam attempt.
Do you think she handled it well? Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.
I don't give a shit about Natasha but then INEC's action is like your examiner returning your answer sheet to you to properly answer the questions and resubmit. Nigeria cannot be explained.