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A heartbroken Nigerian lady, identified as Kosisochuckwu, has revealed how her skin was damaged after undergoing a stretch marks-removal procedure.

According to her: “I went for stretch mark removal and the person did not tell me how it would look like. She used a machine on me and it gave me marks I can never remove.

I went back to her to ask for a refund but she refused. My friends said the spots are everlasting.

I was bullied by guys, so when I saw her page I was happy that I could remove my stretch marks, now see what it has cost me.”

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PetroDollaxxxx:
chai, nigerians and their obsession with anything Ghana. wetin concern una for what happening in Ghana on nairaland? what happens in Ghana, stays in Ghana. you nigerians sef, don't you have things to talk about? boko haram, poverty, armed robbers, kidnappings, corruption, electrcity etc etc abeg, make una free Ghana and Ghanaians. or is this not nairaland.? the so-called forum for nigerians? Fuckeduppedness

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Raheemzee:
O.P come and update your post o, the Reply Advice and schooling is finally out


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"When You're In Rome, You Do As Romans" — Buhari To Nigerians In South Africa

President Muhammadu Buhari is in South Africa on a three-day state visit. The president left Nigeria on Wednesday through the presidential wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

Buhari’s spokesman, Garba Shehu in a statement had said the visit was at the instance of President Cyril Ramaphosa to discuss the welfare of Nigerians, and enhance the relations between both countries.

Mr Shehu said during his visit, Buhari will hold a town hall meeting with Nigerians in South Africa to reassure them of government’s commitment in protecting their lives and property amidst xenophobic scare.

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday in Pretoria, South Africa, called for tolerance, vigilance and heightened security in countries to ensure the safety of citizens.

He noted that competition heralded by globalisation, especially with ease in migration, will only get more intense for businesses.

The president likened the situation of Nigerians in South Africa to Ghana where competition at low levels of the economy breeds intense competition, noting that it will keep growing with population explosion.

Mr Buhari told Nigerians living in various parts of the world, especially in South Africa, to adhere to the laws of the country they reside and ensure compliance with market laws.

“Like it is said, ‘when you are in Rome behave like the Romans’. Always be law-abiding,’’ he said.