Davdson
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Lol. I attended Igbobi College in the early/mid 2000s. This guy can’t rest in any peace with the chaos he caused in Fadeyi/Mushin.
There was also one nuisance called Jaypron (or whatever) that used to arm students during school fights.
SEUN Durojaiye 🇳🇬@DurojaiyeSegun
Do good, so that when you KPAI people can turn up for you.
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@IslamIsTruth3 @KR3Wmatic The crusades were as a result of the Muslim incursions in the ancient Christianson🤷🏾♂️
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@boye4christ2006 @DazylingQueeen The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb🤷
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@DazylingQueeen Both : depending on the circumstances. Blood is thicker than water
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@MusaHam12864460 @JumiaNigeria Oga if you want to complain, make your complain understandable.
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@JumiaNigeria Some sellers are Sending fake items like Samsung a51 no starting on no charging 👎👎👎
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#JumiaNigeria #JollyAfterJolly
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@OneJoblessBoy @bizzleosikoya How u go vex for person wen buy something for himself
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So I ’ve noticed that whenever my friend comes over and serves food from my pot, I can no longer eat it and I end up throwing the food away.
The first time, she visited, we ate semo and egusi, and she wanted more. I told her to serve herself, which she did. That night, I wanted to warm the egusi and noticed it had started foaming. I warmed it anyway, thinking it was due to the hot weather. The next day it turned sour, I had to pour it away.
The second time, we cooked village rice together. She dished the food, and by night it had become slimy. I thought it was the locust beans we added, but even after warming it wasn’t edible, so I threw it away. That day, she mentioned she was happy I allowed her cook with me because her mum doesn’t allow her to cook or dish food at home, only noodles that finishes immediately.
Last Saturday, I cooked beans and she visited. She dished the beans, and before night it started foaming. I calmly pointed it out, but she felt offended.
Maybe I’m overthinking it, but why does my food go bad anytime she serves it? Could that be why her mum doesn’t let her cook at home too?
DÁDÁ OF LAGOS@DeltaAlpha2x
Am I overthinking this or is this a real thing??
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This is not a filter.
This is not AI.
This is not ChatGPT.
She simply went swimming… and after coming out of the pool, her eye became like this.
Since then, it’s been hospital to hospital, trying everything possible… but nothing has worked so far.
Please be careful the kind of pools you enter.
Thank God it didn’t affect both eyes, just one.
Omo… this is heartbreaking 💔




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This is so crass.
Honestly, this is the kind of thing people should actually be fixating on tonight and asking real questions about.
Is that real bread? Is it dummy bread? Because even if it turns out to be fake, the visual alone is still deeply tone deaf.
Bread is one of the most basic food staples. In a country where people are constantly talking about food inflation, hunger and poverty, a designer and a client sat down, brainstormed this concept, executed it and photographed it.
The image screams excess and waste, and this idea shouldn’t be seen anywhere near high fashion artistry.

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@THESTATENEWSS Why do I feel there's an agenda being orchestrated against Nigerians within Africa. It started with South Africa, then Ghana. I suspect Kenya is loading next🤷🏽♂️
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🇬🇭🇳🇬 “Stop selling land, renting rooms and shops to Nigerians, and ladies should stop giving yourselves to them. A time will come when we Ghanaians will take everything from these Nigerians.”
— A member of the Apax Concerned Youth Alliance speaks during a demonstration against Nigerians living in Ghana.
CC: @EUGENESLENS
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@OtunbaBrickz Why do I feel there's an agenda being orchestrated against Nigerians within Africa. It started with South Africa, then Ghana. I suspect Kenya is loading next🤷🏽♂️
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When the Ghanaian President made that unpalatable remark about Ghana being “a small country that doesn’t want to get flooded with Nigerians,” what exactly did y’all expect?!
Never mind that there are more Ghanaians living in Nigeria than Nigerians living in Ghana. Last I checked there are hundreds of thousands of de-facto Naturalized Ghanaian, togolese, Beninese, Chadians & Nigeriens that fully claim to be “Nigerians” now and no one is making their lives miserable, no one even cares or notices!
Even when Cyril Ramaphosa gave a press conference yesterday to address the xenophobic attacks that have already killed 2 Nigerians, he chose to pander instead of issuing a clear reprimand. That was a tacit endorsement, not leadership.
Don’t be shocked when Kenyans start their own version. Their president already made a distasteful joke about Nigerians. We’ll soon find out how much of a “joke” it really was.
My advice to Nigerian migrants: Travel anywhere you want to LEGALLY it is your right as a human being but please, let it be to places that are “actually” better than Nigeria. Don’t risk your life and dignity for countries whose two major cities and infrastructure can barely compete with tier-2 Nigerian cities like Owerri, Kaduna or Uyo.
THE STATE NEWS@THESTATENEWSS
🇬🇭🇳🇬 “Stop selling land, renting rooms and shops to Nigerians, and ladies should stop giving yourselves to them. A time will come when we Ghanaians will take everything from these Nigerians.” — A member of the Apax Concerned Youth Alliance speaks during a demonstration against Nigerians living in Ghana. CC: @EUGENESLENS
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@Jay_Pra1se @Xtopherewesi The late TB Joshua had My People's FC which produced the likes of Sani Emmanuel and others
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@Xtopherewesi MFM was the only church then that had a football club they sponsored.
They were doing very well playing against other Nigeria clubs but I don't know if they are still in operation
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After Mobil, Dr Olukoya of Mountain of Fire Ministry (MFM) was the second biggest financier of Athletics in Nigeria at the time.
He primarily focused on the Junior category, and sponsored the National Junior trials for many years.
When he withdrew from sponsoring these trials, the AFN struggled to hold the trials on their own without his financial backing.
In fact, MFM was heavily involved in funding sports in Nigeria. A lot of Nigeria's great sports people owe a lot to Olukoya and his church.
This is why, after many of Odunayo Adekuoroye's wrestling conquests, she would spend some time to thank Dr Olukoya.
In fact, Adekuoroye even had a dedicated Nigerian flag with the MFM emblem to celebrate with after winning a medal for the country.
Dr Olukoya and TB Joshua really pumped a lot of money into Nigerian sports.

Dipo@dipoistall
Dr Olukoya sighted. These are untold stories of how churches have built talents. I believe he also had rewards for 1st class students in mathematics in Unilag back then. TB Joshua and some other pastors also had sporting academies for talents.
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@Nkemakolam24 @Docfrosh Funny enough, both are dialectical. I don't think people from Imo, Abia or Ebonyi calls God Olisa/Orisa. It's basically Chukwu/Chineke
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Similar word with similar meaning IGBO AND YORUBA
Amen: Ise (Igbo) and Ase (Yoruba)
God: Olisa(Igbo) and Orisa(Yoruba)
Goat: Ewu (Igbo) and Ewure (Yoruba)
Mouth: Onu (Igbo) and Enu (Yoruba)
Age mate: Ogbo(Igbo) and Egbe(Yoruba)
Nose: Imi (Igbo) and Imu (Yoruba).
Stone: Okwute (Igbo) and Okuta (Yoruba).
Chicken/Rooster: Okuko (Igbo) and Akuko (Yoruba).
Age-mate: Ogbo (Igbo) and Egbe (Yoruba).
Twins : Ejima(Igbo) and Ejire (Yoruba)
What? : Gini(Igbo) and Kini(Yoruba)
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