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@2mizeen

In search of the good life

Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Mayıs 2009
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Bukayo Saka@BukayoSaka87·
You deserve more Arsenal fans 💔
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Myles son it’s your time
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2mizeen@2mizeen·
It happened to me too years ago but I caught it before sending . I knew the last few numbers of my wallet so when it wasn’t tallying just before sending I had to go back to check. I had to copy the address half each time to do the transfer
Bala 👽@BalaiBB

Yesterday my friend wanted to send $1200 to his bybit account He copied his bybit wallet address opened his metamask wallet Pasted the address and click sent Bro didn't see notification from bybit after 10 minutes for deposit confirmation He opened bybit still nothing, he

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2mizeen@2mizeen·
Hahahaahhaah man city . Win the title in your dreams
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2mizeen@2mizeen·
Man city conceded . Do I continue to watch
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@Oji_yellow They’re very hard
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Yellow@Oji_yellow·
Tengo una pregunta muy real, pa las que tiene implantes y hasta para los hombres que han tocado teta así. Cómo es la textura cuando la aprietan? se siente como si hubiese una bolsa de agua dentro o algo similar?
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Arteta not rotating the midfield in December and January then running Zubi to the ground has to be a sackable offense
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2mizeen@2mizeen·
Why did they stop ?
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2mizeen@2mizeen·
There is a reason there are weight classes in combat sports
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2mizeen@2mizeen·
I am streaming Carter efe vs portable on an illegal stream. I would have loved to watch it live
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MrBeast@MrBeast·
If this tweet has exactly 1 like in 24 hours I’ll give that person $1,000,000
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-valar morghulis-@eldivine·
My dad had a similar experience. He owned three FMCG stores in Yaba, Tejuosho to be precise. After the war he didn't even come back to Lagos immediately because he felt he might not be welcome. Instead he moved to PH then to Sapele and started doing imports of sewing machines (many Igbo people started itinerant sewing which led them to Okrika). He couldn't crack the business however so his friend who had moved to Cotonou asked him to come join him. On his way there he passed through Lagos and decided to stop by his former area (two full years after the war ended) and found out that his long term neighbor a Yoruba man had kept his 3 shops running, restocking it and keeping all the records. When he saw my dad he told him he'd been looking for a way to reach him since the war ended, even sending messages but post war craziness meant no way to find him. He totaled the money he'd managed plus the cost of buying the stores and everything added up to £9,000. That's what my dad took plus the £6,000 he made from selling off his old business and started doing shoe and textile imports in Lome from 1973 onwards. Many such cases.
Polyglot adedeji Odulesi@polyglotodulesi

During the Nigerian Civil War, many Igbo people fled cities like Lagos, leaving behind houses and property. Alex Ekwueme (then a young architect) left his house in Apapa. His neighbour, Otunba Subomi Balogun, a banker did not seize the property. Instead, he removed intruders from the house, renovated it and rented it out while Ekwueme was away. He carefully kept all the rent proceeds. When the war ended and Ekwueme returned, Balogun handed back the house to him and gave him a full envelope of all the rent collected Ekwueme was reportedly shocked, because many others lost their properties during that period. About a decade later, Ekwueme became Vice President under President Shehu Shagari (Second Republic, 1979–1983). Subomi Balogun wanted to establish his own bank but faced significant hurdles at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Officials resisted because it was unprecedented for a private Nigerian citizen to own a commercial bank without foreign partners; there were also political suspicions (some alleged he might use it to finance certain politicians). After failing to get traction through official channels, Balogun turned to his old friend. One Sunday after Church Service, he and his wife "cornered" Ekwueme at the Cathedral Church in Marina, Lagos. They physically grabbed Ekwueme and his wife's clothing to get past security and plead their case. Ekwueme listened, reassured him, and instructed him to come to the Federal Executive Council meeting he would preside over (as Shagari was absent). That very Thursday, the Finance Minister called Balogun to confirm that the license had been approved on Ekwueme's instruction. This paved the way for FCMB and reportedly opened doors for other indigenous banks. Balogun later opened an FCMB branch in Ekwueme's hometown of Oko (Anambra State) in continuation of their friendship. We love ourselves, it is the politicians that are dividing us.

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2mizeen@2mizeen·
@denkmit Espagaro recently and Dani predrosa. Even taka nakagami in the rain was it last year
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Challenge: without looking it up, name one wildcard race performance that was amazing
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