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Yusuf Dauran
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Yusuf Dauran
@Usouph
BPHARM, MPCPHARM, MPH, (MScGHD).
London, England. Katılım Mayıs 2010
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11 million for primary??
We are def going to witness the craziest rigging this country has ever seen, y'all should brace up! Lmao
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
President Tinubu emerges APC presidential candidate for 2027 after securing nearly 11 million votes in nationwide primary election
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Can we all stop complaining, and be happy we have means of adapting to both situations?
kuki@kumxem
Can we all agree that extreme cold is better than extreme heat??
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We are so used to being governed very badly, we no longer call out the bad leaders, like them, we are only focused on amassing wealth through legal/illegal means to find alternative solutions to the problems instead.
A society, defeated, desensitized! 🥲
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“Otedola riding bicycle in Singapore”
Them: come and ride it in Nigeria without security.
“Otedola riding bicycle in Nigeria”
Them: why are you riding it in Lagos. Go and ride it elsewhere.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are dealing with mad people.
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Nigerians in UK need to calm down. Wetin hot for this sun now ???
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*murdered by a racist cop
Leading Report@LeadingReport
George Floyd passed six years ago today.
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@lateeali Still remember recommending it to a friend when season 4 just started airing.
His words “you guys have hyped this series too much”
“Just try and finish season 1 in a week” i replied.
He finished the whole 3 in like 4 days and came back 😂
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Game of thrones
𝗠𝘂𝗵𝗲𝗲 ♛@muheediva01
what TV SHOW got you HOOKED from EPISODE 1. GIFS is accepted
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@RayyanSali Exactly. You’d be lost on time 😂😭
You wont even know what was happening.
But if u re lucky to finish umrah on time, u can sneak into ur hotel, sleep, and get back to Muna before sunset.
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@Usouph While others are celebrating and slaughtering rams, you’re doing that long distance trekking. Muzdalifa- Jamarat- Makkah, perfum Umrah, barb, change clothes and leave Makkah to mina on that same day.
So intense. Mehn. You will be very lucky to find transportation esp coming.
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There’s no any “night” that day brother. Following the long standing on arafat, all proceed to muzdalifa and rest there before subhi, pray maghrib, isha and subhi at muzdalifa, and proceed to Makka directly for umrah again.
If you have a prayer mat with you, you can take a nap.
imerm_jr@imerm_jr
Where do Hajjis spend the night after the day of Arafah?
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The baddest chicken eater that ever liveth
best of GOT@bestofGOT___
What are your honest thoughts of Sandor Clegane?
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@Usouph You’d think he doesn’t know these things really.
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Brother you have said this just few weeks or months ago.
You cant compare a very tiny number of your friends that got rich most likely through connections, to a large majority still suffering even those on salaries.
Trust me, there are people earning up to 400K monthly but still struggling to keep up with monthly expenses in Nigeria because the economy is in shambles.
Everybody prefers to be home, but you see those people taking shifts abroad doing menial jobs?, they have access to good healthcare, electricity, security, etc, we both know there’s no need for even an argument there.
What they could get in few years abroad, let’s say 5-10 years, till retirement after working for 35+ years they cant get it in Nigeria, many of them invest it in businesses.
There’s dignity in labor abroad, regardless of one’s work, monthly they can take home what a graduate in say CBN or FIRS takes home. How many graduates get jobs like that in Nigeria even with connections? Contracts that would give them that amount? How many are jobless? With our population it’s a question of barely 1% to over 99.
Abdool Moh.@abdool_moh
I left Nigeria in 2020 and some of the friends I left are now millionaires, one is even a billionaire. Some of you have a small mindset that you think people working warehouse night shifts abroad have made it in your eyes.
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@Jarma291397 And the friends, if deeply searched, made it through connections definitely. It’s not fair the comparison, at all.
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@abduldangata20 The reality on ground is too difficult. And the fact that we know a few that made it which doesnt make up to 1% of the entire population makes it unfair of us to even be comparing.
Salary earners, business men, etc, everyone is complaining.
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He fails to see the reality prolly because ha hasn’t been to Nigeria since he moved there. I go to Nigeria nearly every year. We don’t have system and majority of the youths are unemployed. I used to be delusional, blinded by loneliness and the urge to return back home and settle down no matter the condition, however as a bread winner, you would’ve to sacrifice some things.
Yusuf Dauran@Usouph
Brother you have said this just few weeks or months ago. You cant compare a very tiny number of your friends that got rich most likely through connections, to a large majority still suffering even those on salaries. Trust me, there are people earning up to 400K monthly but still struggling to keep up with monthly expenses in Nigeria because the economy is in shambles. Everybody prefers to be home, but you see those people taking shifts abroad doing menial jobs?, they have access to good healthcare, electricity, security, etc, we both know there’s no need for even an argument there. What they could get in few years abroad, let’s say 5-10 years, till retirement after working for 35+ years they cant get it in Nigeria, many of them invest it in businesses. There’s dignity in labor abroad, regardless of one’s work, monthly they can take home what a graduate in say CBN or FIRS takes home. How many graduates get jobs like that in Nigeria even with connections? Contracts that would give them that amount? How many are jobless? With our population it’s a question of barely 1% to over 99.
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