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This is not true |
Empty spaces everywhere ![]() |
There is nothing money cannot do ![]() |
Dont worry sir, we are just 4 people twitting in a room from Ibadan ![]() Why are you worried? ![]() |
lhordspy:Why not click on the link, supporter of corrupt old agbado man
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Bola Tinubu the presidential candidate of the All Progressive Party was seen on twitter space listening to Mr. Peter Obi ![]() Seun OAM4J https://twitter.com/Jack_ng01/status/1595143230425010176?t=uhKuz2dZztY0YRpOEUTU4Q&s=19
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sirmike123:Infact the fake one does not sleep |
Lolz, too late Mr.man As a governor for 8yrs, senator for 4yrs you never remember that your people need these Thank you peter obi |
There was no need to build school during his tenure. Obi handed over all the schools to the missionary and gave them 6bn naira cheque to equip and renovate them |
![]() Deloitte-We have no record of employment of Bola Ahmed Tinubu he didn't work for us. Festus Keyamo-Tinubu didn't work for Deloitte but he shared a flat with people that did,he helped them finish up their jobs and he was paid by his flatmates from their Deloitte salaries. |
![]() This is what SAN Keyamo said ![]() Deloitte We have no record of employment of Bola Ahmed Tinubu he didn't work for us. Festus Keyamo-Tinubu didn't work for Deloitte but he shared a flat with people that did,he helped them finish up their jobs and he was paid by his flatmates from their Deloitte salaries. |
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Kindergarten photoshopping E go clear for your eyes soon ![]() |
![]() I am glad we are talking about Peter Obi's Investment not Embezzlement |
![]() Some learned guys dont even know what is investment, I laugh at their stup1dity Anyway I am glad we are talking about Peter Obi's Investment not Embezzlement |
Haha Look at how they are masturbating on this issue Urchins are trying to cover the Tinubu's drug case in America with this news ![]()
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No matter what the kano residents will still be voting Atiku, a Fulani man So its non of my business |
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The most popular brand in Nigeria currently after coca cola I wish Obi for me I wish Obi for you I wish Obi for everybody |
People faces shaa ![]() |
Cc: Our humanitarian minister |
Kano with 44 LG? |
Thank God its happening in my lifetime |
kk2027:No problem, the meeting will be held every week |
More than 100,000 obidients are currently in the meeting Obi is the best |
We met, we discussed, we talked about several problems bedevilling the country and above all we proffer solutions together I'm so so so so happy I was part of this Seun
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Urchins Show us picture of tilumbu commissioning a bridge
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This Buhari govt shaa |
The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Farouq has stated that from assessment carried out so far by the ministry, Bayelsa State is not among the top ten most affected states by the recent floods. Addressing State House correspondents at the weekly ministerial briefing on Thursday, the minister said, instead, Jigawa is ranked number one most hit state. She made the comment in reaction to claims made by elder statesman and leader of the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Chief Edwin Clark who implored the Federal Government to act to save flood victims in the Niger Delta and not abandon them. According to the ministry, the criteria used to arrive at the conclusion are based on the following indices: the number of deaths recorded and displaced persons per state, number of injuries, partially damaged, houses totally damaged, farmlands partially a d totally damaged. According to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), over 600 people have died and millions displaced by devastating floods that hit more than 20 states in the last few months. https://www.facebook.com/100044332811138/posts/pfbid0WzS3ZN1CGVj8QjDHbj9VxhhtN6qzcTCxvviDuKm8KybMaXswCQjc3HWA674AJZajl/ Seun Mynd44 |
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The 100th in 7yrs yet we are where we are |
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