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vincentont:
Sumbo Ajaba is the one that is married to a Pastor.

Ok,tu face seff

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2cribz:
Burna the gay liar,is not 33years of age,he is close to 40,if not 37 or so. Ode

Man is coming to speed Darlington you,I understand the age falsification accuse,but calling him gay when you have no substantial proof ehnn...

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I think pero is married to a pastor,but you can't fault pero in all of this..
Annie knew what he signed,but what if the cheating allegations is the other way round...

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We are still taking orders as usual

Here to learn to sha,I have nothing to drop...


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Sha make money, make more than enough ooo...
I don't know about stockpiling women ooo,but stack the money, make crazy money, don't stop until you make enough...


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Pack your bags,leave the city and disable all means of communication....I wish you goodluck...


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rdsco:
The fawo raja is probably viewing this thread with one of his numerous other monikers

Why did you call him faworaja, dude is just trying to get a better life...


Every man should do same...

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Attributed by who, you dey the family...

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Their marriage,their cross...

My herbs,my cross...

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He's who he think he is....

But a common man like me certainly has no issues with the life over there...


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kettykin:
I am really very disappointed with Nigeria. Everytime I read about Nigeria, I realized that Nigeria was becoming extremely too wicked and satanic to exist .

I am not a supporter of injustice of any kind but you see Nigeria's case, a special arbitration court will have to be set up for Nigeria.

Nigeria is far too vile, too merciless, too wicked and too broken for anything good to thrive within it's borders.

Truer words has never been spoken





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Eeee go too sweet going forward...

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Season 2, episode 1 of hardship

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hopexter:
Since you sell herbs, can I call you a herbalist or alagbo 🌿🌿

Alagbo my bro

Judges and efcc,let me not talk...


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It was actually created to protect the women incase the divorce was initiated by the men, but the unscrupulous element among eve has successfully exploited it, coincided with the rise of feminism...
Prenup is key...

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Harddiskng:
Omo i have so many questions because it sounds like you went to a Federal/ Government University.

How did a (she) student get that sum of money in year 2000 , no vex it just raises red flags in my head.

I wish your friend was still alive, to give you the full gist of his marriage; so you could tell us. May he rest in peace.

The level of curiosity here...



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Creamypie:
In Nigeria once demand increases, price increases.very nonsense country. I suggest nigerians stop buying or using fuel for one month. The price will be reduces back to 120#

The way businesses will crash ehn,the people in power woul command nepa people to cease power for a month too ..


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Without thinking twice, once I'm dead,I know nothing about it...


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The one with the bigger ass:just joking tho,but the ass is important too ...

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Congratulations sir...enjoy in the land of the kangaroos ..


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Congratulations to everyone,I sell herbs tho....

The number 5 is inescapable,the more you grow the more you understand why your forefathers took a younger wife and gave birth at 60....

Your wife can demand for her freedom at whatever age,your 18 year old son will still be with you at 78...don't forget to make enough money tho



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Good morning,still taking orders

My eyes locked onto Taiwo, and I could feel a shiver run down her spine. "You sure you're okay?" I asked again, my voice low and concerned. She nodded, trying to brush off the feeling. "Yeah, I'm fine. Just a little... overwhelmed." Her voice was barely above a whisper, and I could sense the vulnerability behind her words.

My gaze lingered on hers for a moment before I nodded. "Okay, if you're sure. But if you need anything, just let me know." I meant it, too. There was something about Taiwo that drew me in, something that made me want to protect her and keep her safe.

As I turned back to Olamide, Kehinde felt a pang of disappointment. Had she misread the situation entirely? But then, my hand brushed against hers, sending a spark of electricity through her body. It was a subtle touch, but it spoke volumes.

"Excuse me, Olamide," I said, turning back to Taiwo. "I think I'm going to go get some fresh air." The music was starting to get on my nerves, and I needed a break.

"Okay, have fun, I'll go get some drinks, talk to you later," Olamide responded, winking at me before she disappeared into the crowd.

"Care to join me?" I asked Taiwo after Olamide's departure. I wasn't sure if she'd say yes, but I hoped she would.

Taiwo's heart skipped a beat, and I could sense her excitement. She nodded, a small smile playing on her lips. "Yeah, sure. I could use some fresh air."

As we stepped outside, the cool night air enveloped us, and we chatted easily about everything and nothing. The city lights twinkled around us, casting a magical glow over the night.

I was beginning to feel a sense of comfort and ease around Taiwo that I hadn't expected. It was as if we'd known each other and been talking for years, not just minutes.

I leaned against the railing, my eyes gazing out at the cityscape. "So, Taiwo, what do you do?" I asked, turning to her. I was genuinely curious about her life and passions.

Taiwo shrugged. "I'm a freelancer... though gigs haven't been regular. But I'm thinking of starting an online fashion store too... Just trying to figure out my life, you know?" Her voice was filled with a sense of uncertainty, but also determination.

I nodded sympathetically. "I do know. It's tough trying to navigate your way through life. But I'm sure you'll figure it out." I meant it, too. Taiwo had a spark in her eyes that I admired.

Our conversation flowed easily, and I found myself feeling more and more at ease around Taiwo. It was as if we were two old friends reconnecting after years apart.

As we talked, I couldn't help but notice the way Taiwo's eyes crinkled at the corners when she smiled or the way her hair curled slightly at the nape of her neck. I felt a flutter in my chest, and suddenly, I was aware of Taiwo in an entirely different way..

Nice one,the level of dedication it takes to teach mathematics in your native tongue ehn


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The end of his little empire...



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Beautiful oyin..


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This is funny ehnn

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What has protest done in this country...
People wey no respect law and constitution go respect citizens..
For the police,I don taya for them jareee ..

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