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Joeboypondeck:
Match fixing to gambler

Miami092:
This bald slot don kill us finish kpatakpata

Lifeless2018:
My brother, na fixed match. Gambling... once it ends in a draw and they go for extra time or penalty shoots, watch as City would become ominiscience

LeeSmart:
You guys should calm down, Liverpool is winning tonight.

ifinger:
It's called capping 🧢⚠️ u seem to be holier than the pope

ifinger:
They have the same poxi married or single all the same remember no one forced the married to pipe around she wanted to be fkd period

ifinger:
Variety is the spice of life it's a free world you should tell the girl who open her 0pueh knowing she is married u think say Na free?

galantjoe:
I like this igala proverb. Please do you have more of such proverbs.

lawjjj:
dey dia, after food na nacking o

oylam:
Yes, I chased my previous lady for six months. It wasn’t worth it. No try am.

lawjjj:
how u take know, the next change wey go enter my hand now na clean shuaarab pussy I go collect abeg if u get any update let me know

SpencerForbes:
This period, to text even my relatives na war not to think of double texting someone’s daughter.

Any girl that does hard-to-get will be replaced by another girl for the price of suya and shawarma😎

Funniest part is the easier one might even give you peace of mind compared to the hard to get🥱
🚶‍♂️

Sunnykind:
What a beautiful weekend. Arsenal won, Liverpool lost. OH! Lord, may things continue like this till May.

Iceberg3:
I keep saying it, Alexander Isaak will doom Liverpool.


They had a very good squad and needed no imports....even if they wanted and import,it shouldn't be a non competitive striker like Isaak...

All Liverpool strikers right from time are players who gun for the ball,Isaak is simply an opportunist who simply wait to be fed....
He should be dispatched asap

ceejay80s:
Totheham na rubbish team,

Ordinary Aston Villa , they can't win,
And I used 400k bet

wiseone28:
If Liverpool no win the league make City win

SyrusdeHansome:
Man city will win but Haaland won't score.

SyrusdeHansome:
He won't even see one goal.

Dogalmighty17:
Showing up all made up the way she did and leaving as soon as he was committed to the ground will indicate that her character is a possible reason why the husband looked outside in the first place.
I am not excusing the late husband's cheating. But whatever it is, he remains the father of her children and if she has nothing else to mourn for, that her kids will grow up without their father is reason enough.
Secondly, her actions indicate she is outrightly cutting ties with her husband's people. Possibly, that will be the last time they'll see her or the kids.
The way the husband died is shameful. The wife drawing attention to it by her actions, embarrasses her in-laws and her children. Of course there will be mourners at the burial who are not family and they will be wondering why the wife left. They will get to know the reason why and whatever positive memory they may have about the late husband, will vaporise.

Any woman who can openly disrespect and disregard her in-laws like that is a woman who never had much regard or respect for her husband in the first place..


Kobojunkie avoid me. You go show here now now.

Almunjid:
Islam is not the root problem of the Middle East, but many have been misled to believe it is. Let me clarify this for you, and I hope you read with an open, unbiased mind.

Regarding Arabs: The core issue in the Middle East, including Arabs and Israelis, lies more in their culture than their religion. Long before Islam, during the period known as jahiliyyah (the age of ignorance), Arab society was plagued by conflicts. Tribal and clan rivalries dominated, with frequent battles over resources and honor. After Islam emerged, tribal warfare decreased but transformed into conflicts between Muslims and idol-worshippers. Following the death of the Prophet, Arabs continued fighting in the name of jihad—wars that were never formally commanded by the Prophet—reflecting a warlike cultural heritage deeply ingrained in their history.

Regarding Jews: The situation is no different. Violence and conflict are deeply embedded in Jewish culture as well. While Jews rarely fight amongst themselves as Arabs do, they engage in violent conflicts with other tribes, often viewing others as inferior. The name "Israel" was given to the patriarch Jacob after wrestling with a divine being or angel, meaning "one who struggles with God." This symbolism of struggle and conflict is echoed throughout their history. Much of the Bible recounts wars between Israel and its neighbors, resembling the present-day scenario. Like the Quran, the Bible contains numerous passages about warfare because conflict has been central to their way of life.

These two Middle Eastern groups have fused conflict and war into their religious and cultural identities. Anyone seeking to follow their religions sincerely must carefully select the positive teachings while rejecting the enduring legacy of violence. Neither group is superior; they are simply two sides of the same coin.


Peace!

Melagros:
COMRADES, what is this all hype? Is Puerto Rico a strong team?

Almunjid:
Since Israel's creation on May 14, 1948, from the territory now known as Palestine, the country has endured relentless warfare. One conflict after another has plagued the nation. Considering the unrelenting violence and instability, one cannot help but wonder if the founding of Israel has been worth the immense cost in human lives, suffering, and regional turmoil.

Peace!