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Let people be. Don't force shit. Proper Chels.
Nigeria Katılım Mayıs 2018
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I got updates from the beneficiaries not long ago, and they have all come out to post evidence of how well the new vendor delivered.
And to also add, thanks to Abazz, they ended up receiving two jerseys each after he refused to collect back the first ones he sent, even after stating in his previous post that he would. This further proves the point that the first jerseys delivered did not meet the expected standard because why would he want to lose a whole 300k.
This is to Abazz.
When issues arise, there’s no need to act based on emotions. After I called you out for not allowing me pick the winners, every step that followed seemed driven by anger.
You knew what you did when those jerseys were sent out, but you assumed people would accept them that way. Not everyone is willing to be cheated.
If I hadn’t spoken up, those beneficiaries would have ended up with jerseys they couldn’t confidently wear.
Imagine receiving something like that as a gift from a top footballer.
Imagine the excitement of being selected, only to receive something far below expectation.
That would have been disappointing.
I’m sure you’ve learnt from this, because situations like this affect trust and brand reputation. I hope you do better going forward.
To Abazz’s friends and supporters.
I hope you can now see for yourselves what blind followership looks like. Many of you were quick to call me names without taking time to understand why I spoke up in the first place.
I’m sure a good number of small accounts must have had similar experience but swept under the carpet. It’s high time everything stopped.
At this point, it’s only fair to acknowledge what has been revealed.
If you’re looking to get a quality jersey from a reliable vendor, kindly reach out to @Ayomide0078 , he has proven himself and delivered excellently.
Thank you all for your attention throughout the saga.
Sambo.




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How Colonial Racism Fueled The Genocide Against The Tutsi In Rwanda
On 7 April 1994, the Genocide against the Tutsi started. In just 100 days, over one million Tutsi men, women, and children were systematically murdered, often by neighbors, friends, or even relatives, with machetes and clubs. The killings were organized and supported by extremist Hutu leaders, state institutions, and local officials, while the international community stood by and did nothing.
The roots of this genocide stretch back decades. Before colonization, Rwandans shared a common identity with flexible social categories of Hutu, Tutsi, and Twa. European powers, first Germany, then Belgium, imposed rigid racial divisions, introducing identity cards and dismantling systems that promoted unity. Independence only deepened these divisions, as political leaders manipulated ethnic identities, excluded Tutsi from power, and spread propaganda that dehumanized them.
The genocide also exposes the failure and complicity of the global community. Warnings of mass extermination were ignored, United Nations forces were withdrawn, and major powers avoided calling the atrocities “genocide” to evade legal responsibility. Evidence shows that France even provided military support to the genocidal regime. The tragedy that happened in 1994 is a lesson on how colonial legacies and manipulation can fuel hatred and why Africans must now confront these inherited divisions to build unity, justice, and self-determination.
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So this guy is allowed in the country but not Kanye? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosts Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa in Downing Street
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You didn’t just talk, you did it. Thank you @asakemusik for sponsoring my video🙏🏾. God bless you for me, my goat 🐐. I’m forever grateful 😩 . God Abeg MP4 out now on YouTube
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@callonmeme1 @tito_tttttttttt He can't identify good players so where is his so called "potential"
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