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Today remain Black Sunday of the Nigeria police Academy, as they lost Four Gallant Cadet on there way home, after there exams so sad R.I.P

So Buhari won Really Contest for Next Tenure.......Chai

we don Tired abeg

Chai

Hw is that our business?

Biko why is it DAT shoprite chicken is so costly did it attend private lesson or what?���

Her parents probably used her for sacrifice at a tender age. This is the remaining part the gods reject

the boob's are fresh tho

*EBERE SET TO BE BURIED*

*Ebere, a 300 level Student of Education Foundation and Management of Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma who lost her life in the shuttle incident last week is set to be buried tomorrow 12, February, 2018 in her home town in Nsukka, Enugu State. The news of her death was a shock to both the students and management of the University. Arrangements has been made by the management for 10 representatives which will comprise of 7 students from the faculty of Education, and 3 Elected SUG Executives ( President elect, Director of Welfare elect and Director of Information elect).

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I Love dis

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How does this stop the killing in Benue state�

BeeBeeOoh:
That's Oshokomole 1 of Yorubaland on his 100tackles walking mayanstically





God Bless Fayose

Wuawa

chai see people

Dear, Lord, forgive this generation and the sins of this Nation. Give us leaders who are not bundles of curses and icons of sorrow.
Gives us leaders who have sympathy for fellow humans.
Amen

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op can I see her pics, maybe I will be interested

1. IT OCCURS ON DECEMBER 26TH.
Boxing Day is observed every year on December 26. If it falls on a weekend, the public holiday itself will be celebrated on Monday. It became an official holiday during the reign of Queen Victoria, though some historians trace its origins back much further—to medieval times. Today, it's largely an extension of the Christmas holiday and a big day for sporting events and shopping.


2. NO ONE REALLY KNOWS WHERE THE NAME ORIGINATED.
Many historians think the holiday’s name is derived from the church practice of opening alms boxes the day after Christmas and distributing money to the poor. Historically, British employers followed the church’s lead by sliding workers and servants gifts or cash on December 26.

Others believe the "box" refers to the boxes of gifts employers gave to their servants on the day after Christmas. (In wealthy households, servants were often required to work on Christmas Day but given December 26th off in order to celebrate the holiday on their own.)

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3. IT'S A BIG DAY FOR SHOPPING.
Historically, Boxing Day's post-Christmas sales have long made it one of the U.K.'s busiest shopping days of the year. And while it still falls within the top five biggest shopping days of the year, the popularity of online shopping has reduced the overall spending people do on December 26.

“Fifteen years ago it was pretty much guaranteed that you would only get big sales a few times a year—Boxing Day and the big summer clearance," Bryan Roberts, an analyst at Kantar Retail, told The Telegraph in 2015. That is no longer the case.”


“The Boxing Day sales are pretty much dead,” Roberts added. “Black Friday and Cyber Monday illustrate Christmas sales are starting earlier and earlier. There is a possibility prices will just keep on dropping in the run-up to Christmas. This makes the Boxing Day sales incredibly diluted."

4. THERE IS NO BOXING INVOLVED.
Despite the name, British observances of Boxing Day involve no fisticuffs. For patricians, however, another sport rules the day: fox hunting. Though it's a long-held tradition, many animal rights activists and groups would like to see the practice done away with altogether. Especially since, technically, it's illegal. In the days leading up to Boxing Day, the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) was very vocal in reminding citizens that "The chasing or killing of foxes and other British mammals with a pack of dogs was banned because the overwhelming majority of the UK public rejected this so-called 'sport' as cruel and abhorrent."

5. SOME OTHER COUNTRIES DO TAKE THE NAME MORE LITERALLY.
In other countries, Boxing Day celebrations are more literal. Some former British colonies in Africa and the Caribbean celebrate the holiday with prizefighting events.

6. IN IRELAND, IT'S KNOWN AS WREN DAY.
Ireland sometimes refers to December 26 as Wren Day, a nod to an old tradition in which poor children would kill a wren, then sell the feathers to neighbors for good luck. In today’s celebrations, the wren is fake.

Source: http://mentalfloss.com/article/32030/what-boxing-day

I'm still Proud of My Country Nigeria, One Love

I Rep Political science ��

mehn dis Ass is Gona good for prison Break�

pyyxxaro:
If this true
Then Seyi Law's daughter has hope

When u drop engine now ,ur belle go swell up like hippo own again

chai na wa for u oo

I Rep Ambrose Alli university, AAU no be Beans ooo

Jamb Mata and Ipob are 5&6

R.I.P so painful

Ekpoma here I come,
the struggle continues •√√√ ;DEkpoma here I come,
the struggle continues •√√√

Alryt

one Nigeria•√√√

Happy bday king sunny