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Here in Sango Ota, 1kg is now #500 pere!

This man had shattered the proverbial table o

To be honest he is right!

Bornsinner7:
Damn i know one kid like that.. I want to believe such kids are possessed or something..

No matter what they do to this girl she won't change.. funny thing she has everything thing she wants but it's just her habit for her.. she steals things she don't even need at her age like jewelry..

I think that's a mental sickness known as: Kleptomania!

I think it is treatable in a psychiatry hospital.

This thread is timely, I have been listening to Chief Stephen Osadebe's Kedu American album on repeat since I downloaded Spotify a week ago.

Despite the fact I am a Yoruba man!
I don't even understand most of what he says but the I feel so good listening to it.

Music is truly a universal language!

Dabronze:
Xi Ping At Work Again
I dont know how long will the west will be waging war with the middle-east.

Na Middle East China dey now?

Kwantinue

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This guys are alarmist!

Convid-19 in Nigeria is a very big scam.

goldbim:
Yes.. No interactions tho.most times I do waka pass ..like K1 the ultimate,he was a frequent visitor in my high school as his kids attended there as well.Also,Niniola was my senior and Teni my junior in school back then.. Don't know if that counts Sha...nothing different.we all had good rapport back then.that was then tho.. .everybody don blow in their own way!!

Bukky wright ,Charles Okafor,Charles okocha also..,seun kuti was always coming to see his halfcaste girlfriend back then.. ..Lola Alao and ope Ayeola lived in my area too then...

Also saw Akpororo at the airport on his way to US..it took a lot of home training for me not to hug him..That guy is super fresh!!!! ...those are the ones I can remember ..most times,I mind my business so that they won't start feeling like they've made it beyond what we know..I am a celeb in my own lane too !!

Oil dey your head, I swear!

Bunch of jokers!

Many Europeans and Americans need a thorough lesson on number one.

By Angela Thompsell
Updated April 08, 2019
1. Africa is not a country
Okay. You do know this, but people frequently refer to Africa as though it were a country. Sometimes, people will actually say, “Countries like India and Africa…”, but more often they simply refer to Africa as though the entire continent faced similar problems or had similar cultures or histories. There are, however, 54 sovereign states in Africa plus the disputed territory of Western Sahara.

2. Africa is not all poor, rural, or overpopulated
Africa is an incredibly diverse continent politically, socially, and economically. To get an idea of how people’s lives and opportunities differ across Africa, consider that in 2013:

Life expectancy ranged from 45 (Sierra Leone) to 75 (Libya & Tunisia)
Children per family ranged from 1.4 (Mauritius) to 7.6 (Niger)
Population density (people per square mile) ranged from 3 (Namibia) to 639 (Mauritius)
GDP per capita in current US dollars ranged from 226 (Malawi) to 11,965 (Libya)
Cell phones per 1000 people ranged from 35 (Eritrea) to 1359 (Seychelles)
(All above data from the World Bank)

3. There were empires and kingdoms in Africa long before the modern era
The most famous ancient kingdom, of course, is Egypt, which existed in one form or another, from roughly 3,150 to 332 B.C.E. Carthage is also well known due to its wars with Rome, but there were numerous other ancient kingdoms and empires, including Kush-Meroe in present-day Sudan and Axum in Ethiopia, each of which lasted for over 1,000 years. Two of the more famous states of what is sometimes referred to as the medieval era in African history are the Kingdoms of Mali (c.1230-1600) and Great Zimbabwe (c.
1200-1450). These were both rich states involved in intercontinental trade. Archeological digs at Zimbabwe have revealed coins and commodities from as far away as China, and these are but a few examples of the wealthy and powerful states that flourished in Africa before European colonization.

4. With the exception of Ethiopia, every African country has English, French, Portuguese, or Arabic as one of their official languages
Arabic has long been spoken widely in northern and western Africa. Then, between 1885 and 1914, Europe colonized all of Africa with the exception of Ethiopia and Liberia. One consequence of this colonization was that after independence, the former colonies kept the language of their colonizer as one of their official languages, even if it was a second language for many citizens.The Republic of Liberia was not technically colonized, but it had been founded by African-American settlers in 1847 and so already had English as its official language.This left the Kingdom of Ethiopia as the only African kingdom not to be colonized, though it was briefly conquered by Italy in the lead-up to World War II. Its official language is Amharic, but many students study English as a foreign language in school.

5. There are currently two female Presidents in Africa
Another common misconception is that women are oppressed across Africa. There are cultures and countries where women do not have equal rights or receive respect equal to that of men, but there are other states where women are legally equal to men and have broken the glass ceiling of politics – a feat the United States of America has yet to match. In Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has served as president since 2006, and in the Central African Republic, Catherine Samba-Panza was selected the Acting President leading into the 2015 elections.
Previous female heads of state include, Joyce Banda (President, Malawi), Sylvie Kinigi (Acting President, Burundi), and Rose Francine Ragombé (Acting President, Gabon).

Source; https://www.thoughtco.com/things-you-dont-know-about-africa-43301

Operation what?

Why are they not considering of selling all the moribund refineries. Of what use have they been since the inception of this administration?

Wetin I even know sef? Na them Sabi.

saphiere:
God as I celebrate others, may I be celebrated too.

Amen. So shall I be celebrated too.

Shock Absorbing President!

Serve her well.
Next......

Chief Tony, no worry their is no need to Shalaye!

Sir, always resist the urge to Shalaye.

TaminaliaCatapa:
But begging will get what money can’t? Are you also on 30,000 monthly stipend?

3 Gbosa for you!

Op, na news be this one too?
Oga o.
Mtcheew!!

Mehn! And to think this shit is already here in Nigeria.
Father Lord have mercy.

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What are the specifications and how much is the price ?

COdeGenesis:
You have a phone, you can afford data.You have time. I make 10k from transcription weekly and it is becos my work doesnt give me time and sometimes I feel less motivated and lazy. Just invest the time and energy you putting into bet9ja to transcription, you can make twice the money i make

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Fountainofyouth:
I have no other social media presence except here, lots of sleep pretence, two is a crowd for me, when I'm in a gathering of more than two(me and someone else) and everyone is focused on me when I talk or about to talk, I panic and start to stutter, or I pretend to have forgotten what I was about to say, when I'm less busy for hours for a whole day, I lock myself in my room and make no sound throughout, one time, everyone thought I was dead, a friend once asked if I am a ghost cos I behave like one, lol.

Ghost Mode!

Don't be an ALARMIST!

psychologist:
Now this is getting messier

The Russian are gradually coming to the mix,
I arnt a warmonger
But brothers and sister

The end is near

If I was ever told that Adam Oshiomhole would in the future would want to be a godfather just like Anini that he fought fiercely in Edo state, I no go ever believe.

This life sef e get as e be,
Mtcheew.

clarocuzioo:
Why not these monies go directly to state government coffers, which will improve the IGR of the state, and be used for developmental projects. It's even shocking and shameful that government is mediating in this shameless extortion and daylight robbery.

This country is just a mess.

With this sort of money this useless union collect from this people, I think they should start building roads and bridges themselves, abi how would the riders benefits from the money they contributed?

rottable:
This 500 naira is just too much for me. This wonderful idea might die a natural death

This is exactly my thought. What's the usefullness of these useless union that gave them the right to be entitle to be collecting all this morning.

After collecting it from this guys what do they use the money for?

How do this bike riders benefit from the money they paid to the unions?