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12345baba:Pointless. If my wife like, let her cheat. If i catch her, we are done. |
12345baba:Lol! I believe you be GenZ. The truth is simple: fidelity is a matter of character, not occupation, appearance, or financial status. A person who is determined to cheat will eventually find a reason or opportunity to do so, regardless of whether they are a full-time housewife, career woman, business owner, or student. Likewise, a person with strong values and self-discipline will remain loyal even when temptation is placed directly in front of them. I once had an experience that reinforced this belief. I met a young hawker selling snacks and called her upstairs under the pretense of buying from her. I then made an inappropriate offer, telling her that if she agreed to sleep with me, I would buy everything she was carrying. She immediately declined and explained that she was married. I increased the offer and even promised to support her financially with an additional ₦250,000, yet she still refused without hesitation. That moment changed my perspective. It reminded me that, despite the negativity people often speak about in society today, there are still individuals with strong morals, self-respect, and integrity. The young woman could easily have justified accepting the offer because of financial hardship, but she chose principle over temporary gain. Experiences like this prove that loyalty and morality are personal decisions. Faithfulness is rooted in values, discipline, and conscience — not in someone’s job, social class, or environment. Whoever wants to cheat will cheat, and whoever values loyalty will remain loyal, regardless of circumstances. I just went inside and gave gave her 20k, encourage she stay faithful to her husband. I wave her good bye. |
madridguy:whining at it peak. |
This one nah format? You are earning 230k and your wife is frying groundnut. I laugh. Even in lekki lagos, some people earn small like yours and are living fine. Since food items seem to be expensive where you live in town, give your wife one full month of your salary to start mama put. Since the whole family will be eating from it. Then whatever she sell, you take your daily transport to work from her and watch her grow into restaurant and bar. Always learn to think outside the box. |
TheBreastSucker:No but ask the inventor Mary Phelps Jacob (later known as Caresse Crosby) |
brain54:Once they remove bra it deflate instantly |
Jakumo:The world have left you behind. You have to catch up. |
Wetin concern God and wetin you use cover your to-to? |
ElSudani:Riff-rat has spoken. |
Every man and his own way. Is 13years plus I got married. No adventure No outing No nothing. But I still dey follow my wife nyash to nyash like he-goat wey wan nack. Despite she losing some of her facial beauty due to accident and her family were insisting she go for plastic surgery to avoid me losing interest in her but i declined, the bond and love grew even stronger. We married for different reason. So na you know why you marry.j For does that love too much English Everyone has their own path in life. I’ve been married for over 13 years now. No big adventures, no frequent outings, nothing flashy. Yet, I still feel deeply attracted to my wife—like a man who’s completely drawn to the woman he loves. Even though she lost some of her facial beauty after an accident, and her family suggested plastic surgery so I wouldn’t lose interest, I refused. Instead, our bond and love have only grown stronger. We didn’t get married for superficial reasons. We had our own purpose and understanding. So, know why you choose to marry—because that reason is what will sustain you. |
This night or last night. Not tonight. Wrong English. |
What does the younger one know? Tiktok right. koxyz: |
ERIGINA ERIGINA ERIGINA |
DomPerignon:Pepper dem ooo Pepper dem ooo Go and dri k snipper ![]() |
Rayd502:When last you chop tinus for tinubu administration? ![]() Just for Ordinary rat |
SmartPolician:Lies. He stepped down due to muslim/Muslim ticket. He want to be vice to buhari. Buhari then asked him to wait that he will hand over power to him without stress. Moreso, is it about Politics or good governance. This question i asked you, answer it yourself. |
Guy, dont think twice. CHUPEZ powerbank 40000mah is what I have been using for 1yr plus and no regret. I rate the 99%. Forget all those big brand because of 2face appear as ambassador. Chupez all the way. Even their earpiece fdy sound like dj sound system for club. |
Let me book space should incase this nonsense make fro t page ![]() |
Arkmanbuddy:See as your mouth dey run like diarrhea. Too obsessed on Peter Obi matters. |
Linzo:Akitu should have won buhari back then with Obi as vice. Obi is the people's choice not Atiku. |
It can't even buy a bottle of 33 larger beer for my happiness. |
If the scammers are in ADC, why not send EFFC after them. Political ashawo |
God forbid BATthing ![]() |
Nonsense. Like say you are doing us any good. If hungry bad you. You go enter street go find work. |
Please let it go round for all arsenal fan
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Here are the **top 10 highest producers of crude oil in Africa**, based on the most recent available data (primarily 2025 averages and early 2026 monthly figures). Production is measured in **barrels per day (bpd)** and fluctuates due to OPEC+ quotas, maintenance, security issues, and geopolitical factors. ### Top 10 Crude Oil Producers in Africa (Approximate Daily Production) 1. **Nigeria** — ~1.4–1.61 million bpd Africa's consistent leader, with significant output from the Niger Delta. Production has varied but often tops the continent. 2. **Libya** — ~1.25–1.36 million bpd Major North African producer with high potential, though output is frequently disrupted by political instability. 3. **Algeria** — ~0.97–1.14 million bpd A key OPEC member in North Africa, with production focused on both crude oil and natural gas. 4. **Angola** — ~1.0–1.23 million bpd Leading sub-Saharan producer after Nigeria, with most output from offshore fields. 5. **Egypt** — ~0.51–0.67 million bpd Important North African producer that also serves as a regional energy hub (with growing natural gas output). 6. **Republic of the Congo** — ~0.24–0.28 million bpd Offshore production dominates, contributing significantly to government revenue. 7. **Gabon** — ~0.20–0.24 million bpd Another OPEC member with steady but smaller-scale output, mostly offshore. 8. **Ghana** — ~0.18 million bpd Growing producer thanks to offshore discoveries like the Jubilee field. 9. **Chad** — ~0.13–0.30 million bpd (varies by source) Landlocked producer with output from fields connected to export pipelines. 10. **South Sudan** or **Equatorial Guinea** — ~0.10–0.30 million bpd (depending on recent data) South Sudan has notable potential but faces infrastructure and conflict challenges; Equatorial Guinea is a smaller but established OPEC member. ### Key Notes - **Nigeria's dominance** — It remains Africa's top producer, though total African output represents only about 6–8% of global crude oil supply. - **Regional split** — North Africa (Libya, Algeria, Egypt) and West/Central Africa (Nigeria, Angola, Congo, Gabon) account for the vast majority. - **Challenges** — Many producers face issues like oil theft (Nigeria), political instability (Libya, South Sudan), infrastructure limitations, and OPEC+ production cuts. - **Data sources** — Figures come from EIA, OPEC, IEA, and national reports. Monthly numbers can swing; 2025 full-year averages are commonly cited around the levels shown. Africa's oil sector is vital for government revenues and exports, but many countries are diversifying due to global energy transitions. Did the TERRRIBLE PRESIDENT see Kenya on the list? We have crude oil We have dangote refinery We shouldn't be importing fuel anymore. Why are we still buying fuel at N1300? |


