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Shadow of St. Stephen's Cross Katılım Aralık 2010
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
@E__Umoh Oh please! Everyone is suddenly wiser and could have handled it better, as if the woman knew they would do what they did. It's not a crime to be kind. She was just unlucky, and that could have been anyone. All this talk plus the unrelated Bible analogy is just unnecessary BS.
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Uyaiiii@E__Umoh·
I just learned about Monique Pearl in her demise. I don’t know if this is part of the reason she died, but there’s a reason the Bible asked us to flee from the devil. And not to be ignorant of the devices of evil. I saw her posts about the precious girl she brought and her stupid family saga. You see village people, they exist and they are very ,very ,very evil… Imagine a father saying he would kill his child and put her (Monique Pearl) in trouble…..Their own child oo Me I don’t subscribe to having any maid or child brought from the village for me… But if I were in her shoes, immediately I sensed the comments, disdain and entitlement from her family, I would have returned that child.. Asap A family that dares to ask for bride price and list for an 11-year-old child… Jehovah nissi… I thought these things only happen in the north, I didn’t know it happens too in Cross-River (precious family is from the Bekwarra tribe) Try your best in life to avoid evil people May her soul rest in peace abeg
YabaLeftOnline@yabaleftonline

Monica Oma Owunaka, the Nigerian content creator widely recognised as Monique Pearls, has passed away at the age of 30.

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Nigeria Stories
Nigeria Stories@NigeriaStories·
Video of Overall Best Candidate Of The 2026 UTME, Owoeye Daniella Shares Her Testimony In Church After Scoring 372
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
@TOmuabor @bolainbloom @lilyally98 Well, thats very sad and insensible for an adult. Can't imagine going through that at childhood and then adulthood. When does she get to do what she wants to do, in her grave??
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Lilyallly❤️🇬🇧@lilyally98·
Stop infantilising yourself for males. You are an adult woman, act like it. Pay your bills, handle your shit. Stop waiting for anyone to save you. It’s ok to be babied by your partner, however, you shouldn’t crumble when he’s not there. STAND UP
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
@QueenBeneX Do you think he's building it because he cares about women.He just saw an opportunity and jumped at it
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
@Dir_Martinsz You just wanted to set them up for drags...Their 22k akara is a platter that has like 17 pieces of different types of Akara. Still expensive but why did you have to lie like this
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
@winexviv Entertainment pays much more than academics anywhere in the world.
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Alex Onyia
Alex Onyia@winexviv·
This is what we are trying to change in Nigeria.
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
Ehnn??😳
Priscilla C Otti@PriscillaOtti

In a unified stand for women’s empowerment, inclusion, and a collective political voice, I stood with other Nigerian women at the 10 Million, One Voice, One Movement, One Choice Mega Empowerment Rally at the MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja. This movement, a gathering that cut across every political line, marks the beginning of Nigerian women’s true emancipation in politics and governance. As the Honourable Minister for Women’s Affairs, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, said, the backbone of this movement is empowerment. When women are empowered, their voices grow stronger, and their choices become clear and credible. Nigerian women have the capacity. We have the intellect. We have everything it takes to lead and govern. Today, our voices rang out as one. United. Indivisible. We will no longer be silenced or divided. Our numbers are our strength, and together we will stand to achieve the future we deserve.

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Alhaji
Alhaji@yeankhar·
I think Inec showed thé President thé real 2023 presidential results. There’s no way “first” is this weary of “third”. It’s not possible
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SABASTINE 🇳🇬 🇫🇮@saba_4real·
ADC was a Distraction, the main opposition was NDC. David Mark was part of the plan, Atiku was part of the plan, Obasanjo was part of the plan, We are OK.
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👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊
👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊@UnkleAyo·
@PeterObi If NDC mess up & you wan make we enter NYSC, puuuuuut me. If NYSC mess up & you wan make we go NSPPD, puuuuuut me. If NSPPD no work and na RIP remain - onyem, puuuuuut me.
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Nigerian Doctor
Nigerian Doctor@Nigerian_Doctor·
Unpopular Opinion: Honorary Doctorates are disrespectful to Academic Doctorates. Doctorate should be earned, not handed out, like lollies.
Nancy Isime@NancyIsime678

Dr. Isime

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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
💯.
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin

I've recruited an entire team twice in the past 3 years, and I've also consulted for founders on the continent looking for high quality affordable talent. It's very well known across Africa and beyond that if you're looking for high quality African talent that will work like their life depends on it and won't cost an arm and a leg, you go to Nigeria. Nigeria lacks lots of things, but qualified, talented people who are ready to work their ass off are not among them. I've seen it first hand. Except you're looking for an astronaut, there is literally no vacancy you cannot fill in Nigeria. Anyone who says they "couldn't fill job openings" in Nigeria is a bloody liar. It's simply not true and there's nothing to argue about.

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David Hundeyin
David Hundeyin@DavidHundeyin·
I've recruited an entire team twice in the past 3 years, and I've also consulted for founders on the continent looking for high quality affordable talent. It's very well known across Africa and beyond that if you're looking for high quality African talent that will work like their life depends on it and won't cost an arm and a leg, you go to Nigeria. Nigeria lacks lots of things, but qualified, talented people who are ready to work their ass off are not among them. I've seen it first hand. Except you're looking for an astronaut, there is literally no vacancy you cannot fill in Nigeria. Anyone who says they "couldn't fill job openings" in Nigeria is a bloody liar. It's simply not true and there's nothing to argue about.
Angela| Executive Assistant l SMM@Angela734198012

@DavidHundeyin I would definitely believe this theory Cause what do you mean, you have 500 openings and you can't find even a single person from Nigeria? Lol…..what a joke

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NEFERTITI
NEFERTITI@firstladyship·
Time for the North, you are there! Time for the South, you are there! Wike scattered the PDP because of you. We have a weak opposition because of you. You have no sense of equity. No sense of probity. A meddlesome interloper. You will continue to run.
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Ada Owerri 🤍
Ada Owerri 🤍@dii_imma·
@ChuksEricE This “I’m too big to answer to you” complex is how we landed in this mess in the first place. The president is too big to answer his citizens. The author is too big to answer his customers who literally put food in his mouth.
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Adaobi@Doby_Rock·
This disgrace is too loud...Damn😂
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