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BlueRayDick:
Nigeria police no just get sense !

Which evidence dem dey go look for Seun house again ? Na the slap dem dey find Abi wetin ? 🤦‍♂️

https://www.nairaland.com/7691430/police-invade-seun-kutis-house

OasisX:


Kò sá ye Ire gbé! Tinubu is next President and nothing gonna shake the inauguration on 29 of this fuckin month.

raumdeuter:
Is Peter Obi about to move in?

airmark:

That's how we went to relieve Man city of Sterling's burden, and the idiot is smiling to the bank with 300k+, every week.

Android17, come and carry your Ikebe Sterling, since you love him twerking.

Itsrm:
How exactly is he going to prove it? We know that is truly the case but how will it be proven in court

raumdeuter:
Has always been without merit

INEC website is not the source of truth, Its when the entire results has been collated and the results sheet signed

Websites can always be hacked or manipulated

LIAT 2020 will receive a helping hand after it was announced that Nigeria’s Air Peace will acquire a majority stake in the airline.

As part of plans to jump start the NewCo formed from the ashes of LIAT (1974) Limited, Antigua and Bermuda’s Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced that the twin island country will enter into a joint venture with privately owned carrier Air Peace. Both parties will invest cash and other assets, with Air Peace acquiring a majority interest.

According to Loop Caribbean, Antigua’ PM said the aim of the airline is to provide safe and reliable air transport for passengers and cargo within the Eastern Caribbean islands, and beyond. The joint venture came to be after Antigua and Barbuda’s Foreign Minister Chet Greene initiated talks with Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema last month in Nigeria.

LIAT’s checkered history

Prior to the pandemic, LIAT (1974) Limited was struggling to keep afloat, dragging around a US $4.4 million debt at the end of 2019. Going into 2020, it was clear that there was no hope for LIAT as various island investors were no longer willing to fork out cash to prop up the loss-making airline.

Air Peace to the rescue?

Based on Lagos, Nigeria, Air Peace operates flights across Nigeria and West Africa with a fleet of 30+ aircraft including Boeing 737s, 777s, Airbus A320s and Embraer E Jets. The privately owned airline has already shown Caribbean interest, entering into talks with the government of Barbados to discuss a possible link between the island and Nigeria. It is expected that flights between the two countries may start as early as Q2 of 2023.

raumdeuter:
Yard is gathering some PDP senators to torpedo the plans

Tinubu is not like Buhari who will play neutral

BlueRayDick:


New prayer point for sidechicks: “
God wey do Camilla own go do my own”

zeusis:
Against brighton last month

Deltamani:
CAF Women's Football Calendar 2023-24 is announced

Womens Olympic Qualifying set to commence in July

WAFCON 2024 Qualifying set to start in September

A40:
Lol God forbid bad thing. I don't want to feel I bought and purchased your love and loyalty abeg

Some parents are lazy and see their daughters as meal tickets. They don't care so long as you take up their responsibilities for them you can treat her however you please in their eyes

A40:
Omo that concept has always blown my mind. You will see Emeka apprentice sending his girlfriend to nursing school or university and I'm like huh? If you never born like 2 for me I no fit train you go anywhere mo sorry gan.

But for them it's the norm. I've seen Igbo girls wey dey school abroad na Igbo man from Nigeria dey pay school fees. Lool I cut cap for una men oh. Odogwu spender

See na that aggression the husband family dey take storm house when their brother die because them believe say the wife 10kobo no dey for any property

oloriooko:
👏World Lead!

Ese Brume🇳🇬 has jumped the farthest mark in the world in 2023, winning women's Long Jump at the Botswana Grand Prix with an SB of 6.77m. Brume trailed in 2nd place, fouling in her 4th & 5th jumps, but she left it late to win it with her 6th leap.

Consistent 🙌