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My brother the kind wife way person marry they determine a lot of things |
Am interested |
Obi is a boy |
Na we reject am but we still like am na good coach just couldn't meet up with the pressure at United |
Bring am make I test am for one year first before we go know wether e good or not am a professional tester |
On top bicycle way you won sell you calculate all your poverty and bring the total sum to 350k |
Moniya4Real:I don't have to read very well you the one who couldn't get my point so let me say it like am talking to a primary two students many people you see with iPhone in Nigeria majority of them are refurbished/fake iphones |
Last last na call and snap pictures all of them and guess what this days out of ten people with iPhone 6 of them are with the fake iPhone |
Telecommunications engineers with Cisco certification |
Why are some people so ungrateful you mean after all the election goodies tinubu shared including all the vote buying he should not complete his 8 years as how na , my dear people agreement is agreement so you people should stop complaining after all if you have wanted a better government you all would have allowed Jonathan to continue as president |
The Yoruba's are enjoying his government who are we to complain |
How this one t Take concern us for naija |
Can’t we all see that many successful people started with a 9-to-5 job? Yet some people still say you can never become rich working a 9-to-5. |
You are just scared of what people will say |
Let us all pray for him to have a long life. |
phineas:you 100% correct you want to pay me peanuts in a toxic work space and expect me to give my best really |
Can somebody talk about working as an engineer in telecom can someone earn much |
Mr Chairman, are you aware that 9 out of every 10 Nigerian politicians do not create a single job throughout their time in office? This generation is tired of waiting for jobs to be created for them. It feels like many young people are now rejecting poverty by any means possible. |
Are you sure this is not stage just to make the police force have good image |
It is still available send us a DM |
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Naso them day fine with wicked heart na why I no day toast them again |
As a lady once you click 30 year just look for someone to impregnate you if you have a child the pressure will reduce |
You would think he is doing a good thing untill you find out that if you are not connected you won't be on The list to China |
Benue state and bad news are like 5 & 6 |
Ngozi0009:Maybe not yet… but let’s not pretend I don’t have options 😄 |
Make I day talk am now ooo I go cheat when I marry ooo because no girl go play me 2:0 |
Knack am well well your mate they count better cars them get better business, house and Investment your own na knack, oya knack all the style if you no get condom let me know we go buy for you |
Wizardslayer:I seriously doubt that many people truly understand what war really is. Nigeria has largely been spared from major, prolonged conflicts, and the civil war it experienced was nothing like the large-scale, devastating wars seen in other parts of the world. Because of this, many people speak casually about war—calling for it, glorifying it, or treating it as something distant—without fully grasping its reality. Those who talk about war and violence as if it were a game or a movie have likely never experienced its true consequences. If they had, they would not wish it upon even their enemies. What some fail to realize is that war doesn’t stay isolated; it affects everyone indirectly. If a conflict like the one involving Iran continues, it can lead to rising global tensions, which may eventually impact everyday life—such as increases in fuel prices, higher cost of goods, and a weaker naira. Some people treat these situations like entertainment, something to watch or gossip about, without considering the broader implications. I believe no country should be subjected to external pressure or control from another, especially when it comes to decisions that affect its sovereignty. History shows patterns of intervention in different nations, and it’s important to recognize that such actions can have far-reaching consequences for the global community. |