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@jimbeglin finally Jim 🇳🇬 📸📸 2015 alongside Peter at Old Trafford

“Good women are for good men” is probably one of the most misunderstood verses on Muslim social media. This verse isn’t about marriage at all

This couldn’t have been a coincidence. It has to be divine. I am having goosebumps seeing this 🥰 Tomorrow is Arafah. Be prepared 💪🙏

If you like, give up.

This Nigerian lady who teaches at a school in Japan broke down the Japanese style of learning that makes them very intelligent and productive. I think this is smart learning. It will be helpful to Nigerian students, if it is adopted in our educational system.✍️

So I decided to watch a full speech from Peter Obi and I must really confess. There has been a lot of dishonesty about what people say about PO. Watching this video actually made me realized that he is actually a lot more clueless than you people make him sound. Everyone in this hall needs to have their brain checked.

Only right to have it by the corner flag 🤣

To build this dam, engineers first drowned a waterfall twice the size of Niagara. You could hear it roaring from 20 miles away. Then they made one of the world's biggest rivers move out of the way, just to clear room for the construction site. It's the Itaipu Dam, on the Paraná River where Brazil meets Paraguay. Work started in 1975, and the first job was the river itself. Crews spent three years carving a 1.2-mile channel through solid bedrock, 500 feet wide and 300 feet deep. They hauled away 50 million tons of earth. In October 1978, they set off 58 tons of dynamite, forcing the Paraná into a brand new path. Only then could the dam itself start to rise. The structure ate roughly five times the concrete used for the Hoover Dam, plus enough steel to rebuild the Eiffel Tower 380 times over. On one day in November 1978, the site poured concrete fast enough to put up a 10-story apartment building every hour for 24 hours straight. The main wall is 643 feet tall, the height of a 65-story tower. It runs almost 5 miles across the river. The bill came to $19.6 billion in 1970s money, roughly $60 billion today. About 40,000 people lost their homes when the reservoir filled. And in October 1982, when the water rose in just 14 days, it drowned Guaíra Falls, a chain of 18 waterfalls on the Brazil-Paraguay border that carried double the water of Niagara. Months earlier, a footbridge over the falls had collapsed under crowds of last-look tourists. Twenty-six died. In 2016, the dam produced as much electricity in a single year as New York City uses in two. That set a world record only broken in 2020 by China's Three Gorges Dam, which has 60% more generating power but sits on a river that runs low for half the year. Since 1984, Itaipu has put out more electricity than any single power plant in human history. It supplies around 90% of Paraguay's electricity and roughly 10% of Brazil's, from one wall of concrete. The final construction loan was paid off in February 2023, almost 50 years after the treaty was signed.

A man can be seated next to you, smelling of perfume, polished shoes, clean shirt, and inside him there is a whole funeral service happening.

Next season genuinely feels like a new era of the Premier League. There have been so many big goodbyes today.

Healthy relationships are all about reciprocity — a beautiful give-and-take, never self-centered. When both sides show up equally, real connection grows.

Senegal is becoming a perfect case study of what happens when revolutionary politics finally meets the realities of governing. It’s easy to unite people against a system. It’s much harder to run the economy, negotiate debt, satisfy voters and still maintain the purity of the movement. A lot of liberation-style movements in Africa struggle once they transition from opposition to government because charisma and slogans eventually collide with budgets, IMF pressure and state institutions. That’s exactly what we’re watching in Senegal right now.

Masjid Al Haram in Mecca has undergone its largest expansion in modern history. Saudi authorities say the mosque can now accommodate more than 2.5 million worshippers, with new prayer areas and upgraded safety systems. Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports from Mecca.

🚨Odumodublvck & Arsenal Fans Celebrating in Abuja🔥

Which kind club be this abeg😂

The Nigeria constitution industry should adopt this fast.

This happened in 2017 and she was my co worker then what pulled her leg was a transaction of 4m a customer made so she used her own POS received the money then unfortunately for her our manager came down for supervision and that customer happens to be his best friend na there...

If men truly h8ted intelligent women, female doctors, lawyers and professors wouldn’t be getting married daily. The real issue is that many women confuse arrogance and combative behavior with intelligence.

This is just outside

Arsenal are the first team in Premier League history to go a whole season without receiving a red card or conceding a penalty.

Lagos is Red