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I see some one giving the security man 1 million I see another person giving him chicken....I see him as a celebrity soon

oluwaseyi0:
Can't the government just adopt this as national career

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A Nigerian Bitcoin investor identified as Gauis Chiueze has made a pitch to buy Nigerian social media chat forum, Nairaland from its founder, Seun Osewa.

Gauis offered to acquire Nairaland for N150 million ($358,000), adding that he is willing to increase the amount ten times in the next one year if the owner refuses to sell.




According to the crypto enthusiasts, his team in Lagos state is looking forward to the commencement of negotiation for the sale.


Taking to his Twitter account, the CEO said that he will be paying cash.



Nairaland Founder, Seun Osewa

Gauis said; ”I am willing to offer 150 Million Naira to buy @nairaland and 10X it in the next 1 year.

My team in Lagos are ready for negotiation with the Team!

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Zouma help Chelsea to stay top of there game

This one go don reach Benin

Brown roof city

Second

Another giveaway

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Okay

2021 another problem

U be fool

lepagawu:
Goan sleep

Dem never still learn from MMM

Start from Lekki Togate

Please I love to start a female cloth business like how much can I budget to start the business?

Back hate back

The government pay more attention to nonsense than the main problem of the country this days

I believe she was sick that why that drip band was in her hand

See evidence that guy may never come out of jail again

The only musician I see in Nigeria is 2face the rest are just noise marker

Once of her hungry fan will buy her a Benz car today watch and she

U are fight racism in America and u are killing ur brother in fact the white man is better than the black..white don’t kill white but u see black dear dem all

The gods are putting on sleeper. the gods must be crazy

Corona Belike fix match for Nigeria

In my next life I rather be a car in Dubai than be a citizen in Nigeria

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Note: NL singl

Should I increase the volume

Deepfeel:
People from Ibadan after seen this

Send recharge card or money thank u

awhybliss:
I really feel like doing giveaway.. I want those who really needs it to benefit the most, have been thinking, any idea how I can go about it? If I buy your idea, automatically you won yourself a giveaway

Social media recently buzzed with mixed reactions following a story of a lady who may have caused quite an issue with her boyfriend, Chidi, following her recent comment about his mother’s cooking.

In the screenshots of their conversation going around the internet, she had just met his family and was. However, she felt the mother got a bit too ‘excited’ as the food turned out salty, and she mentioned it to him.

For obvious reasons, this did not sit well with him and he immediately took offense. The boyfriend who said he ate the food and it wasn’t salty, accused her of mocking his mother’s cooking which he stated had sustained him for most of his life.

The lady, however, didn’t seem to understand his anger as she stated that she was only confiding in him. Chidi, however, wasn’t having it.

Clearly angry at her, he made it known that his mother is more important to him than their relationship as she has been the one taking care of him ever since his father died when he was a child. The girlfriend in retaliation accused him of being a mummy’s boy even at the age of 29.

Things pretty much escalated from there and the conversation may have left both parties considering a breakup.

Mr. P of the former Psquare duet, has revealed an interesting secret about his relationship with his wife during a live IG session. According to the musician, he had nothing when he met his wife, Lola, but she stood by him all the way. The music entertainer advised his fans on how to treat a woman, adding that he now has peace of mind in his marriage.

Read more at: https://www.correctng.com/i-had-nothing-when-i-met-my-wife-18-years-ago-peter-okoye/