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Half Time 2-0

⚽R. Lewandowski (4')
⚽⚽Ferran Torres (45'+3, 90')
⛸️Lamine Yamal (45'+3, 90')
⚽Fermín López (48')

Venue: Spotify Camp Nou
Full time attendance: 45,157


Barcelona vs Athletic Club (1-0)
4' Lewandowski

That didn't take long, Athletic are punished for terrible play on their box edge with the ball falling to Lewandowski who takes a great touch to take the ball past Gorosabel before smashing a left-footed effort past Unai Simon.

(Pheelz, Mr Producer)

Wa,
Let me introduce ya
sawon ti medusa
Awon tan ma je yan tan ma lo drop e si gusa
My nigghas aint losers
My nigghas are pushers
Ko ba je 500 naira pere lo ku sha

Hip hop is my way igboro lon sanwo nepa
Awa la run hip hop lo se kuro nearby
Mo switch game up wan ni niggha you go fall
Eni to ba sebi were ori e lama figo fo

Mi'oun soro repete ri
but nigghas need to beri
My flows o legendary your soul cemetery
Dead flows, dead bars, dead punchline
Efe kin pe oruko yin eti wo one chance

Am too faster
nigghas wanna catch am
All you April fools you may March am
Nigghas so backward, look my guy I can't shout
I just tint as I wear my reban abacha


En fopolo jawo ema ju k'eti rap
Mo'n foju egbe kan wo gbogbo yin bi Fetty Wap
Undertaker ma wo bi ti Jega
Awon temi ti ti lekun pa ni bo lo fegba

En fopolo jawo ema ju k'eti rap
Mo'n foju egbe kan wo gbogbo yin bi Fetty Wap
Undertaker ma wo bi ti Jega
Awon temi ti ti lekun pa ni bo lo fegba

Big papa don niga go figure don't come through
If you don't rock in no jiga though
Igboro loga gba fun oga e ti ja ko
Dagrin ti so tele but were yin oni gbagbo
Tin ba wo gboro won ma treat mi ni bi MKO
Teyin ba wo gboro won ma ru yin pa ni K.O

Who is your daddy? niggha you go soro
Ta logun iyan fun yin to ni to be o shoro Won ma punch eh, jab eh, yansh eh, stab eh
Awon eleyi o ni joy o ma lo daba e

This shii is logical mehn
and nobody sicker mehn
Mi okin se olatika mehn
jungle ni moti wa mehn

This is hip hop awon eyan understand
Awon to wa ni on the top atawon to wa l'underground
Numbers mi ju ti yin lo
Hits mi ju ti yin lo
Mi kin proud to yin gan
ko ye kin ma kin yin gan

En fopolo jawo ema ju k'eti rap
Mo'n foju egbe kan wo gbogbo yin bi Fetty Wap
Undertaker ma wo bi ti Jega
Awon temi ti ti lekun pa ni bo lo fegba


En fopolo jawo ema ju k'eti rap
Mo'n foju egbe kan wo gbogbo yin bi Fetty Wap
Undertaker ma wo bi ti Jega
Awon temi ti ti lekun pa ni bo lo fegba

Baddo, bo se dagboro ru lo se se ni campus
Won lo ti goes up oti di luizabandros
T'owo ba ti wole I dey fine bros
Shit is so red but my nigga you cant cross

Nigghas wanna handcuff mi, okay popo
I'm 'bout to go crazy bi ti awon omo oke popo
Won nipe mo local but my shii be going global
E kere si mi gan e da bi camera Go Pro

Ooops!
Mariah wanta ra maira
Beef yi tu su mi ki lode tan pin eran ileya
Blame the Game, don't hate the Player
5 Years back to back won para e ya

Ha, if e no be pe, ori mi tobi
Won ma fun mi lori
mo wa lako awon lobi
Jump off my d*ck Nigga
I won't do the shii nigga
YBNL is the morra-fuvkvng Click Niggha


Baba Iya yan

Seun:
Very colourful and interesting. What will it look on the desktop?

Stick to the existing color.
It has became a signature.

@GistMedia0 @seun

@airmark

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bigpicture001:
It's true... Google Regina Daniels to know whether u will hear about somadinna...

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mamagee3:
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Am I the only person or is anyone else completely shocked by his untimely demise?[/color]

Is he the only one who died untimely in the month?

WriterNig:
Fire Fire 🎶
In our country country 🎶
Give me plenty water handbags 🎶
Make I quench the fire 🎶

😁 😭 🤣

Fire, Fire oh fire 🎶
What was that in California? 🎶
You made 'em look like appertizer 🎶
What're you doing in LA now, to our broisters?🎶
When we need you in that white Villa, 🎶

Fire, fire, fire (oh oh) 🎶
Fire! 🎶
Don't you touch dem handsome fighters🎶
Stop the raging, and a kill-stroyer
🎶
Stop going farther - further, let son call on mother, 🎶
daughters on fathers, 🎶
You have an offer? We'll get you gold and silver 🎶

Fire, fire (oh oh oh )
fire 🎶
stop going further - farther
Stop being a destroyer-killer 🎶
Fire, fire, fire (oh oh) 🎶

Fire!🔥

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Botragelad:
These are canvas bags/buckets not handbag! .

Please educate yourself and stop misleading those who can't think for themselves.😂

Shhuuuuuuuuu😎😫

Bobloco:
https://punchng.com/nigeria-gets-wbank-1-5bn-for-subsidy-removal-tax-bills/

What happens if it can't be repaid after grace period?

RealityKings1:
This looks like one of the places Dr Strange shot a scene

Seems you're enjoying both movie.

Which one do you agree with?

Seek and you will find

or

Seek untill you find

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Brooce:
Punchline , haymakers! You can’t beef this legend!/
Took too long to reply.. cos I’m a busy person/
But you’re a Jobless swine/ you drop em lines/ and keep refreshing/
Well, I’ve been fücking tied up - BDSM/

Cockstory, I don't care for talks of grind

You a lone wolf hustlin' uh?..What's the whine?

the only one? Or a mama's boy? - fine,
that's not a crime 🚔

excuses for failure, nah, I'm pace bewise

Brooce:
You’re nothing sick/
Your lines are boring, pls/
Yes we will find you on your knees sucking d1ck!/

took you this long to carry on /
but i'm still standing tall, Like I'm Helen paul /
I did you rough - just caught you clenching jaw /
Guess what ?,
I'm sick and still sounding bored /😅

According to Krithika Varagur, for The Guardian, the greatest burden of Sickle Cell Disease is in sub-Saharan Africa, where access to medical care and public health strategies to decrease mortality and morbidity are not uniformly available.

Over 300,000 babies are born with SCD annually; between 2000-2021, the total global births increased by 13.7 percent to 515,00 disorders worldwide.

SCD is one of the world’s most prevalent autosomal recessive genetic disorders; the sickle cell trait is more than six times more common in Nigerians than the cystic fibrosis gene is among people of northern European descent, or the Tay-Sachs gene among Ashkenazi Jews.

https://assets.mayoclinic.org/content/dam/media/en/images/2023/02/09/sickle-cell-anemia.jpg

In the 1950s, a number of scientists speculated that the sickle cell trait confers some resistance to malaria – now a widely accepted theory – which would account for the prevalence of the gene in sub-Saharan Africa, home to more than 90% of all malaria cases in the world.

Over millennia, as more AS than AA children survived acute malaria infections and reached reproductive age, they passed on their single S genes. But for those with two such genes, the potential complications include acute pain episodes, acute chest syndrome, strokes, priapism, jaundice, numb chin syndrome, an enlarged spleen, leg ulcers and blindness.

The heritability of sickle cell anaemia, the most common and severe form of SCD, is as follows: if both parents are carriers (AS/AS), their children have a 25% chance of having the disease. If one parent has the disease (SS) and the other has no sickle cell genes (AA), there’s a 100% chance their kids will be carriers (AS) and a 0% chance they will have the disease.

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In a world filled with struggles and setbacks, Lea Kilenga is a beacon of hope for those living with sickle cell disease.

Ms. Leah Kilenga Masamo Bey is the founder and executive director of Africa Sickle Cell Organization. She works as a project manager and a patient advocate and partners with National & Local Government, CSO’s and other Healthcare Stakeholders to create programs, guidelines, policies and healthcare systems around Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Kenya.

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Growing up with sickle cell

Lea Kilenga was born into a family where three out of four siblings, including herself, were diagnosed with sickle cell disease. The youngest sister succumbed to the disease at just 4 years old, while Lea was given a grim prognosis - she wouldn't live past her 8th birthday. Sickle cell disease is a debilitating blood disorder that distorts red blood cells, causing blockages in blood flow to organs, leading to severe complications such as stroke, anemia, and excruciating pain. Kilenga vividly recalls the pain and challenges associated with the disease, emphasizing the urgent need for improved medical care and support for those affected.

Creating a new phase
Determined to make a difference for sickle cell patients, Kilenga embarked on a mission to shed light on the struggles faced by those living with the disease. She captured stories through photography and interviews, revealing the harsh realities of inadequate healthcare and societal stigma faced by sickle cell patients in Kenya. Kilenga's efforts caught the attention of the Ministry of Health, leading to the establishment of national guidelines for sickle cell disease management. She then founded the Africa Sickle Cell Organization, focusing on providing access to treatment, education, and support for the growing population of sickle cell patients in sub-Saharan Africa.

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Connecting patients with clinics
Through her organization, Kilenga facilitates patient enrollment in health insurance programs and connects them with specialized sickle cell clinics for comprehensive care. The organization collaborates with governmental and non-governmental entities to expand access to quality treatment for patients, offering vital services such as diagnostic testing, medication, and caregiver support. Kilenga's dedication has seen the establishment of four clinics in Kenya, serving thousands of patients and making significant strides in reducing the stigma surrounding sickle cell disease.

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Opening hearts and minds
Beyond medical intervention, Kilenga is committed to raising awareness and eliminating the stigma associated with sickle cell disease. She engages with communities, educating them about the disease, dispelling myths, and fostering acceptance and support for sickle cell patients. Kilenga's grassroots efforts have sparked conversations and brought about positive change in societal perceptions towards sickle cell. Her message is clear - those with sickle cell deserve dignity, respect, and the opportunity to lead fulfilling lives.
Lea Kilenga's unwavering determination and compassionate spirit continue to impact the lives of sickle cell patients, offering hope and empowerment in the face of adversity. Her story is a testament to resilience, advocacy, and the power of one individual to bring about meaningful change in the world.

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Source(s)
ApexLifeHub
The guardian
Echoing green
Researchgate.net
-_-
😎 MusicMod

Brooce:
Stop nagging/ my knife cuts through your spine if you start bragging / call this betrayal cos I’m back stabbing

I'll l brag with ease
I'm that good with diss
your face, ruin to see, when I sting like bees
ain't your blood, but I'll fix your niece for free
you'll find me on knees

In the absence of my childish bars 😞, y'all have became lost lambs.

The pores here are wide now, too wide.

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-OzTxlstw8?si=fH-G5SGsB9mzZH0i

Above is the famous Onyeka Onwenu investigative reportage of the monumental corruption and wastage of national resources in 1984 during the inglorious Buhari military junta regime era. This was when journalism was journalism not these days of brown envelope journalists like Sam Omatseye, Reuben Abati.

Meanwhile, the same political scenario and trajectory since post independence is still plaguing Nigeria till date. This just confirmed that the nation is under a curse.

E get as e be.
I swear.