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@sygreen1 @Jennnyyyyyy It is concerning how far down I had to scroll to find the correct answer
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Martial arts grandmaster and action star Chuck Norris has died, his family said in a statement. He was 86.
Norris was a six-time undefeated World Professional Middleweight Karate champion. He founded the United Fighting Arts Federation, as well as a style of karate sometimes known as Chun Kuk Do.

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Happy Birthday to Fuji Legend KWAM 1
On March 3, 1957, Wasiu Ayinde Adewale Olasunkanmi Anifowoshe, better known as K1 De Ultimate (or KWAM 1), was born in Agarawu, Lagos Island.
The soundtrack " Show Colour" was one of the songs from King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal aka K1 De Ultimate's 95' "Consolidation" Album .
It was a massive hit back in the early 90s and helped cement his place as a pace setter in the in the Fuji music genre in Nigeria.
KWAM is a multiple award winning Fuji music legend with over 5 decades in the music industry and over 40 studio albums..
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@theonlyebuka @DigitalToks I went back to check the handle like 3x (to check if there’s ‘writer’ somewhere… Alas!!! I was fooled 😒😒🙄
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See, the funny thing is… the day I met my partner did not look like destiny at all.
It looked like premium suffering.
It was one of those classic Victoria Island evenings. Long day at my regular 9 to 5. My laptop had dealt with me. My boss had added small seasoning. Even the office AC was blowing like it was also tired of this country.
Meanwhile, salary had entered my account that very morning.
By 10am… the money had already disappeared like a view once picture on WhatsApp
Debt repayment, Transport Budget, Small savings. One or two “let me just quickly…” decisions.
Suddenly my account balance was looking at me like:
“Hope you have learned your lesson?”
So I packed my bag and stepped into VI traffic with one clear mission in life:
Enter bus.
Reach house.
Avoid financial heartbreak.
That was when I saw the danfo.
One slightly tired looking bus, leaning small to the left like life had shown it pepper. The conductor was already outside shouting the destination with unnecessary confidence.
“Costain! Costain! One thousand! One thousand! Wole pelu change e ooo”
My people…
One thousand? 😮😩
For a route that normally costs five hundred on a good and God fearing day.
I just stood there for two seconds to process the wickedness.
But hunger and home training said, “Brother, you will enter this bus.”
So I adjusted my bag, tightened my grip on my slippers that I had already changed into before leaving the office, and began the determined Lagos fast walk of survival.
That was when I noticed… I was not alone.
Somebody beside me matched my pace exactly.
Same urgency. Same silent refusal to miss this bus cos we were sure the next bus won’t be cheaper than 1000naira.
We reached the bus almost at the same time.
And that was when I properly saw her.
Ah.
Fine.
Not the noisy, “look at me” kind of fine.
Calm fine.
Soft fine.
And she was adorably stubby, the kind of height that makes you immediately start behaving responsible for no reason.
Even in VI stress, she still looked put together. Meanwhile I was there looking like someone who had just escaped group project trauma.
There was that brief Lagos moment.
You know the one.
Two strangers. One bus. Limited seats. Shared desperation.
I did small gentleman move.
“You can enter.”
She smiled.
“My brother, please enter. Abeg.” One bros from behind blurted out
At that point I knew…
This was not ordinary evening.
Inside the hot danfo, with conductor still shouting like he was auctioning land, we started talking.
One small complaint about Lagos.
One small laugh about the ₦1000 transport robbery.
Next thing, conversation was flowing like we had pending history.
And honestly…
From there, the story continued.
Or at least… that is the story I have carefully rehearsed.
Because as I am typing this…
I am still inside my house, no light, heat wan finish me.
Single.
With full script ready.
Just waiting for the female lead to enter the bus. 🚶🏽♂️😂
LAGOS FOOD VENDOR👩🍳 MUMMY OF LAGOS🧑🍳🧑🍳@imole__olorun
How did you meet your partner?
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@ThinkYoruba_1st Tiago will be considered to become a governor of Lagos state before @GRVlagos
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Tinubu was in the opposition for 16 years and was even arraigned to the court by EFCC yet he came out clean.
If you bring any conviction of Tinubu regarding any corruption charges either in Nigeria or abroad. I’ll give 2 million naira now!

Petty The Youtuber@YoutuberPetty
There’s no record of Tinubu ???? There’s no record of Tinubu ?😂😂😂😂 Goddddd
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@the_artmosfair @lisa @lisamorrgan_ @bridgerton Madam na me Dey hot once said… no be jokes I go chop
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“Broken Dreams” - S3 Episode 1
W/: @Lisa @lisamorrgan_
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🎥: @drimkastr.studios
Inspired by @Bridgerton
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#fyp #foryoupage #sitcom #bridgerton #bridgerton4
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That’s the new trend….once you fault politicians and their ineptitudes you are automatically labeled as someone demarketing Nigeria by politicians online erats😂 You cannot mourn your loved ones-or else it will be tagged “demarketing Nigeria.” FRSCN that don’t have means of measuring speed limits, no functioning emergency phone number, no emergency ambulance number. no law/no fine for trucks parked indiscriminately on the expressway. In their miserable world, pointing out these anomalies is tantamount to “demarketing Nigeria.”
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@10Hhundredd @CHULLY1010 How e wan take stop “Omo to n gbe inu aparté”…
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@Chioma_Onuoha1 When it comes to sophistication and aristocracy in Nigeria, leave it for Yoruba… No Cap.
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Here's the video. I don't know if he was on drugs or something.
Arojinle@arojinle1
I've always seen and read about dogs attacking and biting humans. I have never heard of a man biting and attacking a dog until today. The guy was crazy. He bit the dog and held on. They had to rescue the dog from him. I don't think any sane human would do that.
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Yoruba is a beautiful Language❤️
Àrẹ̀mọ Yusuf Àlàbí Balógun@AremoGemini
Oun tí aráyé ń pè ní "àṣeyọrí òjijì" náà ni ọjọ́ tí ayé ṣe pẹ̀kí pẹ̀lú òtítọ́ tí o ti ń fi lògbà láti kánrinkese. Ìwọ, túbọ̀ dúró ṣinṣin pẹ̀lú òtítọ́ rẹ. Àkókò ní ìlànà rẹ̀ tí yóò fi ṣe àfìhàn tàbí àyẹ́sí oun tí ó ní ìfaradà.
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