Fahleh

Why choose when you can excel at it all? #Finance #NigeriaLegal #YNWA"

@HAbbey32626 FB

Make una help me ooo Let's get it to 500 😭😭😭😭

@Ibukunoluwa_F FB

Yesterday, I had 10 followers. Today, I'm at 143. I'm genuinely grateful for every follow, like, comment, and repost. ❤️🥹

Have I followed you today? Or you no want?

@Vivianebere_ FB

Mutuals!!! Anyone in

@adeyefaisrael20 FB

I'm currently following back now Morning gain

@viq231 FB

Following Aggressively.

@D_famousboi5 FB

Another day to start begging my younger sister age mate to follow back

@harryfancy_1 @FortuneD24468 Make dem dey comment 😅

@FortuneD24468 Maybe cause you don’t comment on my post but I comment on your own

I dunno what your aim is at honestly Why follow me and later unfollow me back?

@i_am_saint1 FB

Good morning I need new mutuals?

@Tech_saavvy Let's connect

Massive connection 👏 Let's grab you now & forever

@leeyaholawunmi FB

Can I follow you?

@FabrizioRomano GOAT

…and Lionel Messi leaves the pitch after another show. 👋🏼✨

@Dorcasanjo FB

Algorithm, take me to active mutuals

@Gifted_tolu FB

Mutuals anyone?

@MrBeast Not happening

If USA wins the World Cup WE CALLING IT SOCCER FOREVER! FULL STOP PERIOD

@Merch_yuckmedry Yh fb

New mutuals ???

@luvvvsavage1 FB

i hate people who follow to unfollow like,don’t bother following me abeg.

@IB_Jinadu And we're complaining bitterly about South Africa 🤦🏾‍♂️. We have a long way to go 🇳🇬

Some of you tagged Lagos state as “No Man’s Land.” You are now gaslighting by calling it “a cosmopolitan state.” From this, you seem to think you should coin the phrase “Lagos Igbo.” There is no established ethnic group called “Lagos Igbo.” You may have “Delta Igbo” (the Igbo speaking communities in Delta State), but “Lagos Igbo” (the Igbo speaking communities in Lagos) has never been a thing here, can never be a thing, will never be a thing. We will continue to correct this intuition. We only have Igbo residents in Lagos.

Crude oil is currently trading between $73 and $79 per barrel. The same price range at which we were buying PMS at just N900 per litre. Can anyone explain why we are still paying N1,360 per litre for fuel? If you are quick to raise prices whenever the market goes up, you should not hesitate to reduce them when it comes down.