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@Cartooniazation @djtoxiq_ @Unabombaar We noticed the 'girls'

@djtoxiq_ @Unabombaar For real… I’ve been to all 36 states in states in Nigeria before I left. I’ve tasted all the food and girls. Nothings touching the East.

"Opeyemi famakin, you're wrong. Yoruba egusi be like concoction compared to Igbo egwusi. You only said yoruba egusi is better because you're a tribal bigot. When It comes to soups & food in Nigeria, Igbos are No1, Efiks No2. Yoruba no reach Igbo for anything" - Itsikiri TikToker

@dii_imma @Feyisparkles Ada Owerri, dont be angry, which Bimbo?

@Feyisparkles She is a bloody fool!!!!! Blessing ceo literally insulted her sister in the grave and she donated???

Bimbo’s sister donating to the scam Blessing CEO pulled is the biggest slap ever. Donated to the woman who said your sister deserved to die in such brutal way, I hope bimbo knocks her from heaven.

@pretty_nonye Looks like you

I just Dey wish say na me be this🥲

I had to go back to the trailer

@Gviev Be truthful. What is the minimum wage in Ghana?

Lols 😅😅😅. Hopefully you are not among those complaining about New Tax Reforms... Until Nigerians begin to visit other African countries and spend time. ...they will begin to appreciate we are top 3 CHEAPEST countries... When people were comparing Nigerian universities to Ghana, i reminded them the least Ghana university pays N1m equiv as school fees while Naija is N 150k. But as always the ignoramuses on XApp came wailing in my mention😅😅😅

@BigBello8 @OnimeA20453 @VivianIfeomaOj True

@OnimeA20453 @VivianIfeomaOj Maryam babangida 😂😂

Only one new state will be created in Nigeria and it will be Anioma State. Asaba will serve as the capital of Anioma State, while Warri will become the new capital of Delta State Anioma will be zoned to the South-East, making it the 6th state in the region. -Godswill Akpabio-

@_BALIQEES There would always be outliers tho

Today, she works with a traveling agency for hajj and umrah travels. She has been in Saudi Arabia for umrah for weeks now. She visited Mecca, a place she has never been, tawaf around Kaaba. I guess she was one of the officials that went with the pilgrims for umrah this year.

Thank God algorithm brought this to me, I can finally share this. I met a lady in camp who studied Islamic studies in a private university, one day I overheard some other corpers talking about how she could attend the university for years only to study Islamic studies.

@Officialchike When i saw "when i wake up in the morning", I read that in your voice.

@cakesbyjade__ @OpeyemiDrift And their skin is too smooth or maybe the image quality

@titee_muna @OpeyemiDrift As how nau🤣

Abuja 2010. I was making some random mocktail mix when my aunt’s friend asked if I was a mixologist. I had no idea what that meant but I said yes. Then he said, I have a job for you this weekend. I quickly googled what the word meant and then spent all week learning how to make cocktails on YouTube. That weekend, he took me to DMP at City Park, Abuja and made me head mixologist at his stand. The first drink I made was for a white couple who tipped me $100 because the Long Island I made was damn good. Fast forward 2 months later, my boss’s competitor offered me triple what I was being paid (N70,000) to work for him. Told him I was earning 100k and that’s how I started earning N300k monthly as at then. From then onwards, I started getting gigs that took me all over Nigeria. Shame I had to quit it for marketing. Do I regret that decision tho, nah.

@cakesbyjade__ @OpeyemiDrift 😃

@cakesbyjade__ @OpeyemiDrift Jessy of my heart. But see na, what is the name of the fresh juice

@emmySam_Cfc Simi was always in a relationship with Gold. I knew before their marriage

Here we are all acting like we didn't think Simi and Falz were going to get married. Simi and Adekunle marriage came as a shock to us. But here we are dragging her for a tweet she made 11 Years ago, even those that committed atrocities before eventually getting married.

@EmagnetTim @ThaBoyYom She was always with Adekunle Gold. Fall was all acting

@ThaBoyYom And to think there was a time we were b@shing Falz that he fumbled on Simi, nobody knew he saw what we didn't see. Time is a revealer.

Omo… Simi entered the music industry as one cute lirru baby o I remember vividly… Babyish sonorous voice.. Loved by all.. EVERYONE genuinely loved her Now she’s completely on the wrong side of the mob😮‍💨

@PrisciliaAmadi @Adasu_d_gr8 Her calmness since was not her true colours, but her moment of anger?

@Adasu_d_gr8 It’s what is being taught - Hypocrisy and pretence If a woman shows their real colour, the men can’t handle it. Date cool and calm, marry Ogbanje - Good for all of you

My friend dated this calm and quiet girl for two years and were already planning their wedding Guy visited her in their family house one day, babe just finished mopping, and not fully dried yet. Returned to veranda saw that someone's shoes had stained the wet floor. She blew hot. "Who get this stupid shoe. Una no go wait make place dry?" She picked the shoes and flung them away. "See how shoe don chop finish, come use am de stain wetin I don mop. No be me una go klll with work for this house. Useless people." She thought it was her brother's. She was still ranting when she entered the house and saw her fiance with mouth agape. Guy just stood up and walked out. It was the last time they spoke. A wedding that was fortnight away just collapsed.

@Wizarab10 Life is unpredictable tho. God may give them the strength to train the children. I know of a Man who had his children late, he had last child in his late 60s, but he eventually died at 107. This was after he even had great grand children.

They should have just adopted after 4 years. The children would be in University by now. The children would have been raised from Obasanjo’s tenure when life was better, and wrapping up under Tinubu. Now, they are in their 40s at least, beginning the raising of 6 kids in Tinubu’s regime. You call it a miracle. I say, it is well. Hope the kids passed both maternity and paternity DNA tests.

@RedArmyRage @AChimzaram @Le65578761Lee @RAWFOOTBALLHD @dekoko__1 @AChimzaram

@AChimzaram @Le65578761Lee @RAWFOOTBALLHD @dekoko__1 And another one

BRUNO VS DEBRUYNE 1V1 FACE OFF WHO WINS?

@spirituallence @JohnSmith0a2v @zyainy Omo na you no understand the system. They sold refurbished phone to the person as new one

@JohnSmith0a2v @zyainy Sometimes, try dey think out of the box..

I am genuinely confused and honestly shocked. I bought an iPhone 16 Pro Max a long time ago. I personally opened the carton myself. Brand new. No second thoughts. I used the phone normally for over a year. Recently, I decided to sell it, only for me to be told that the screen has been changed. I have never changed the screen. Not once. So now I’m left confused what exactly happened? Does this mean the phone was sold to me with a changed screen and sealed again? Or is there something else I don’t understand? Because from day one till now, I have never repaired or replaced anything on this phone. If anyone truly understands how this works, please explain it to me, because this situation doesn’t make sense to me at all. Edit: took it to four people and they said the screen has been changed . Nawa ooo ~Racheal Joseph~ Most of this IPhone that are boxed are just packaged back as new. Most of them have been worked on

@oyewoadeolu @OurFavOnlineDoc It was never about tribe. Is Lagosian a tribe?

@OurFavOnlineDoc You are opposing, with your explanation, if a Yoruba person born and live in Wales, you are a Nigerian British not Yoruba-Welsh, the same if any tribe born in anywhere in Nigeria, you are a Nigerian not Lagos - Igbo non Yoruba-Kano, People should be proud of their tribe

Since you have decided to go this route, Out of respect for you, because I (wrongly) thought we were friends outside of this app, I will ignore this unwarranted public foolishness and blatant disrespect from you and refuse to engage you fully in the manner that you deserve. The conversation was about “citizenship”, not “indigenousness”. There is a difference between the two- even though it seems you struggle to comprehend the difference. However I will educate you a little since you are not only loud and ignorant, you are arrogant even in ignorance. So here it goes: A person can be a citizen of a place and not necessarily be indigenous to the place. If someone of Nigerian ancestral origins is born in uk, and/or has spent a certain amount of time in uk (as determined by the uk government); that person can become a British ‘citizen’ (even though they are not indigenous to the place). In the same way, a person who is born in Lagos, and/or has spent some time in Lagos (as determined by the Lagos govt) can become and should be able to become a ‘citizen’ of Lagos. This is the argument we are making and this is the position. The argument is NOT that someone whose ancestors are not indigenous to Lagos becomes a Lagos “indigene/indigenous person”. The argument is that they should be able to become a Lagos ‘citizen’ by birth, and/or by residency and contribution to the state. Just as many people will argue that based on birth and residency, the citizenship of a foreign white indigenous society can be granted to people like us. This is why there is a massive difference between British citizenship and being an indigenous British person (which will be people called Scottish, Irish, English and Welsh). If you have ever seen a British passport you will know that it only says “British citizen”, it never ever says ‘Welsh’ ‘Scottish’ ‘English’. Because being British is about citizenship while being Scottish is about indigenousness. Again, if you have the capacity to understand the difference, you will never equate or compare the two. Then you went on to compare citizenship with distinguishing features like race and skin colour. Man I don’t even know how to address this level of ignorance. Again, out of respect for you, I won’t engage you further publicly. You have my phone number and direct access to my DMs if you disagree with something I write- so accord me the same respect I accord you when I read the asinine things you post and never engage you when I could. I hate that you have forced me to do this. And for your own good, please kindly don’t engage me either or force me into any further responses. Happy Sunday and have a great new week, if you have to.

@ckris00 Odion Ighalo playing for Man U his boyhood club

‘THERE IS NO NIGERIAN ON THE LIST’ Oya: -Kunle Afolayan –Became highly recognized in Nollywood in his early 30s; his first major film success (The Figurine) came when he was around 34. -Victor Olaotan – He gained widespread fame in his mid-50s for his role on the TV series Tinsel, after many years in the industry. -Pete Edochie -Though he had a broadcasting career, his major breakout acting role came in his 40s. -Sefi Atta –Published her first novel at 41, Everything Good Will Come, winning critical acclaim and the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa. -Tiwa Savage – Musician Didn’t release her first album until she was 33, which launched her into mainstream success. -Jason Njoku: Founded iROKOtv at around 31, after earlier startup setbacks. -Sim Shagaya –started Konga at 36. -Sijibomi Ogundele- Founder of Sujimoto Group, known for luxury real estate projects — success growing through his 30s and beyond. There’s really no need to give up!!

-Samuel L. Jackson – First major role at 46 -Morgan Freeman – Breakthrough at 50 -Denzel Washington – Global stardom in late 30s–40s -Jack Ma – Founded Alibaba at 35 -Idris Elba – Big break at 41 -Viola Davis – Major recognition in her 40s -Octavia Spencer – Oscar at 41 -Toni Morrison – First novel at 39, Nobel later -Martha Stewart – Built her empire in her 40s -Oprah Winfrey – Billionaire status in her 40s -J.K. Rowling – Harry Potter published at 32 -Susan Boyle – Fame at 47 -Taraji P. Henson – Breakthrough at 38 If you like, give up.