The answer is DNA

Pepperdemisback:

Scamming people for up to 2 years and everything is word for word. At times, single mother with 3 children, at times has a sick child who wants an operation and alleged to be the same one posting some irritating hospital picture always on front page.
All these with same name. This will discourage people from giving and deprive genuine persons from receiving help.

true talk sir

I'm happily single.

I don Taya to dey hear lies... My ears don full

Nigerian girls can never change

He is doing it and confessing. You might and won't. Infact I know u won't. Shey u never married...
Lol happy single life

Funny enough, you can only attract what you are... Both of u are the same

Legend man

Sean Paul - still in love

Sean Paul - still in love.

You are right. But don't oppress poor people if you truly know their condition.

I no blame am.
Some will be very happy to be giving her money daily.
But as you give her the money😔 don't let it go without a good word of advice and encouragement.

People dey really suffer.
Life no be chais

It's ur mistake.
Use all the money to stake at once and withdraw it sharp sharp.
Even if na 1.20 or 1.50 odd. Don't just let it cross...
Unless I go find them go office direct

Prayer alert.
It's even your advantage

If this can be in LASU. then other institutions might be involved

eazzzy1:
You hardly see a Yoruba woman who’s a feminist. One of the pillars of the culture is respect for elders, and since most women are married to men older than them the respect naturally follows.

So if a Yoruba woman is disrespectful to her husband it’s because she doesn’t want to be married to him, it’s never a case of wanting to be equals.

Sir don't be angry ooo. You may be right but I know a woman that beats up her husband for small issues like bathing soap and toothpaste. The whole street go come out settle this matter. Reason am na

MrBrownJay1:


if a man meets someone, care for that person, possibly fall in love with them then turns around and change his mind about that person, SOLELY because she is a 1st born, then i would be safe to say that this man is pretty immature, yes!

Why would you say this mister

Follow people how Dem dey follow you and problem no go dey. At all

Lol... Slay queen with empty head.
She no get OT jorr

God be merciful to our country nigeria

Poor man go think say na sacrifice hin dey chop

Give Dem wrapper make Dem tie

Nigerian women and dj 4kerty mixtape be like 5 & 6

LeoDeKing:
She has two phones, one is iPhone.

And she was desperately willing to go for a 4-day job at 40k.

I don't think a woman of the class she portrays on her social media handle should be bothered with such low paying job, not to even talk of doing the job with unknown people in an unknown location.

Anyway, this should be a lesson to others.

The nature of this job is quite different from others.
You don't do the job cos of pay only.
Other things dey

911 call to heaven...

I wan cash out don kill babe.
Babe dey threaten your life with billings.
Crazie life mehn

I don't agree.
All, for your sake.

I have like 50 boxers. And leggings.
I wear 2 to 3 everyday.
Even if you don't have much. One per day is okay...
And when you bath, try wash one boxer, e get why...
I greet the house ooo

And rino omockery dey talk anyhow.
K.O.K rugged man

The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency, on Tuesday, celebrated this year’s International E-Waste Day.

The International E-Waste Day is celebrated annually to create awareness and draw attention to the importance of proper disposal of e-waste to protect the environment.

The theme for this year’s celebration, “Shedding Light on Invisible E- Waste” was to highlight that electronic waste often goes unnoticed due to its inconspicuous nature.

According to a statement made available to The PUNCH on Thursday, signed by LASEPA’s director of public affairs, Mamud Hassan, the agency collaborated with the E-Waste Producer Responsibility Organisation of Nigeria EPRON, Lagos State Waste Management Authority, National Environmental Standards and Registration Enforcement Agency, International Labour Organisation, and United Nations Industrial Development Organisation to mark the 2023 E-Waste Day.

According to the statement, while speaking at the event organised to mark the day, the Director General of NESREA, Professor Aliu Jauro, represented by Mrs. Omolola Adeola, said e-waste constitutes an ecological threat.

“These discarded electronic devices prevalent in households contain hazardous elements like lithium, mercury, lead, and brominated flame retardants”.

He said further that improper disposal of these devices not only pollutes the environment but also poses serious health risks.

According to him, the consequences of neglecting these e-waste materials extend far beyond what meets the eye, making it imperative to raise awareness before irreversible damage occurs.
In his address at the occasion, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of LAWMA, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, also represented by Engr. Yusuf Olabanji drew attention to the hidden dangers of electronic waste. And called for an urgent need to address the challenges posed by discarded electronic devices which remain unseen but with grave environmental and health risks.

Dr. Gbadegesin rued the missed opportunities within E-waste which includes gold, silver, copper, and other precious metals. He said further that by implementing sustainable recycling practices, these resources can be recovered to reduce reliance on raw materials extraction and create employment.

In his own contribution, the General Manager of LASEPA, Dr. Babatunde Ajayi, represented by the Director of E-waste of the Agency, Mrs. Adebayo Adedayo called for a robust legal framework for legislation mandating proper E-waste handling, recycling and disposal.

Dr. Ajayi further said to tackle this issue, there is a need for collaboration between the public and private sectors.

The General Manager urged investments in sustainable E- waste management practices and proposed the establishment of accessible collection centres and recycling facilities across the state.

According to him if e-waste is not managed properly these substances can contaminate the soil, water bodies and air thereby posing significant threats to human health and the environment.

Dr. Ajayi said guidelines and regulations enforced rigorously would ensure that manufacturers, importers, and distributors take responsibility for their products throughout their lifecycles.

The Executive Secretary of the E-Waste Producer Responsibility Organisation of Nigeria (EPRON), Mrs. Ibukun Faluyi stated that this year’s celebration aims to focus and create awareness on the invisible e-waste, to commission the informal collectors to collect at their different locations, a minimum of 500kg of invisible e-waste within the space of 1 month and to raise the profile of e-waste.

Sir, God bless you. We should always show love.
The person that overcomes is the one with a great destiny to save and deliver his or her generation.

Do you know if one endures several attacks, it's important to always lead rightly even when you not a leader.

Bro I follow you tightly...
I swear I won't leave you if you are completely honest.

It's a sign. A good one for them

The one that killed ur entire family