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There are 49million Kangaroos in Australia and 575,000 people in Malta which means if the Kangaroos were to invade Malta, each person will have to fight 85 Kangaroos.

@officialGospelE After Otueke

@anizzy01 Never heard of this place

Biko let's all fall out, on the 27 of this month, all cinemas....This movie has a particular spot in my heart, as a boy that has stayed in the creek of Ogbia LGA....

@BinaniAir Hello admin, what will it cost me to do a commercial advert for Binani Air

We’re Cleared for Takeoff! Binani Air is Ready to Fly ✈️ AOC Approved.

@ijele5000 @activistmanny Na wa o, solar with restrictions

@activistmanny @anizzy01 Resistive loads(hot plates,water heaters, electric irons, electric ovens) draw a lot of current so it is better to run them during the day rather than during the night if you have solar panels, with inverter and batteries.

If solar can't conveniently carry this, I wonder how it can carry hot plates

So make she trek or use donkey ???

@Africanized3 @oswvldo_onielll So make she trek or use donkey ???

You threw away your gold jewelries and bought private jet. Continue 😊.

@Uncle_Rede Ahhh lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣 guuuuy wt...in my 18yrs of photography I've never seen or hear this before

I went to shoot a burial around 2018 or so, the grave was in this tight corner, so while I was trying to get my shots, I fell into the grave and broke some parts of the casket😭

@the_bigdot @GbengaWemimo Lol 🤣

@GbengaWemimo My colleague saw two phones with me, he jokingly asked, do you sell dr*gs ?

One time, i arrived at Amsterdam I checked into my hotel room I head a knock. It was the hotel manager He said he noticed i had two phones on me and one of their guests was looking for his phone. He wanted to be sure i didnt take someone's phone by mistake because it is odd to see anyone with two phones in their country. I showed him my phones and assured him they were mine He later spologised to me and told me the man found his phone. Then he asked me again why i have two phones? It is well.

@officialGospelE Worked in a car hire service for 3 months at transcorp, there was never a day I saw someone hire Gwagon...

In this Abj, there are places Prado will enter that AMG G63 will not.

@Halosznn_ Kaiiii fine girl for that matter my goodness

@anizzy01 I was trying to hold it in, it didn’t work 😭

That's my problem with Nigerians classism, so somebody won't fart again by mistakenly, u self ur body no dey receive signal say bomb dey come???

@chidi_adaugo @pizzlehoudini Na so now

Tbh i don’t know how i feel about this movie sha. Every time they wanna make a movie about PH or the Niger Delta its always about militancy or cultism. The militancy thing was a phase and it has passed. Tbh i’m really indifferent about this movie sha

@officialGospelE Me a Akipelai that's where i sch

@anizzy01 Otuabagi

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@Fourwheelsautos That one wey mayor of ekiti buy

Which car dey your mind to buy?

If it's over 3months old, you didn't abort, you're a murderer

Button phone

@Osarogieee That's why most of the boys operate in the dark

Drive around Benin at night and all you see is DARKNESS. From ugbowo to GRA, no functioning streetlights, just total DARKNESS!! Edo is DEFINITELY NOT shining 👎🏾

I said nobody has ever slept for 10hrs since APC came into power

@ImANorthernGirl Ahhh long testimony

@anizzy01 They are complete 😁 this was more than 10 years ago

Let me tell you a story and till today, I’m still in shock when I think about it. When I went to get my cabin crew license, we were about 15 students in my class. During our practicals, there was a man whose job was simply to open and lock the aircraft for us. Every single time we arrived, I would greet him, “Ina Kwana Sir” it means “Good morning, sir,” in Hausa, before going in. Now, if you understand the culture around aspiring flight attendants, you’ll know how easy it is for people to overlook anyone they consider “insignificant.” Most people wouldn’t even spare a second glance for someone in that position. But for me, greeting people, regardless of status, has always been natural. It’s how I was raised. Eventually, we completed the program. We all went back home… and like many fresh graduates, there were no job opportunities waiting. Then one day, I received a call from an unknown number. The man on the other end introduced himself as Nasiru. I was confused. I didn’t know anyone by that name. He asked, “Is this Jennifer?” I said yes. Then he said something that genuinely stunned me: “You don’t know me. I’m the man who used to open the aircraft for you at NCAT.” I paused. I told him honestly, “I know the man who opens the aircraft, but I don’t know his name.” He laughed and said, “Yes, that’s me.” Then he said something that left me speechless. “I don’t know your name… but I know you are the only one who greets me every morning before entering the aircraft.” At that point, I was already shocked. But he wasn’t done. He told me he went as far as finding our graduation brochure, searching through faces until he found mine, then matching it to my name and phone number, just so he could reach me. Why? Because he had five available slots for flying opportunities… …and he wanted me to take one. Guess what? He was one of the prominent Cabin Crew an airline had then (didn’t know this even during the call until about a year later). And not just that, he asked me to bring four other people. I was stunned. Completely. In that moment, it hit me deeply: You truly never know who is watching you. You never know whose heart you are touching with something as simple as respect. And you certainly never know how one small act of kindness can open doors you didn’t even knock on. That day, I didn’t just receive an opportunity. I received a reminder: Never let pride rob you of your humanity.

Tolu na god go punish u, idiot