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Olúwafẹ́rànmi
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Ibadan Katılım Ağustos 2018
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Lisandro Martinez is world class????
What is this PR?😭😭
ESPN FC@ESPNFC
Another world-class player goes down with injury against Spain 😔
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@zikohercules Self claimed Barca fan but somehow, you’re not celebrating your Barca players with all joy and ecstasy
It shows that deep down, you wish Argentina won lol.
Hold your L jur
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The body is asking for more time and I’m listening ❤️🩹
Sad to be missing this WAFCON yet hopeful in the prospect of getting to fight alongside these women again with the support of Nigerians everywhere when the body is ready to compete again.
So, in the meantime, back these women, back them on their quest for victory once more. Go easy on them, they need you 💚
I am with you ladies 🫶🏽
Naija no dey carry last 🫀



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I think it’s for both men and women. Any normal human being should be open to correction, advise and direction.
Dr Ayilola 🇬🇧 👨⚕️ 🩺@AyilolaElisha
Avoid marrying a woman you cannot correct , advise or direct . Because marriage is not a playground of emotions , it is a journey that requires order, respect and wisdom
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27 years later, We are back on the African stage.
History made. Mission accomplished. 💙
#3SC | #UpShooting | #CAFCC | #NPFL26

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@autocorrect2_0 Bro why did you cut off the vid like that. It is unjust not to include her response to those claims.
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Pro-sovereign media like The Spearhead can only do so much in raising the mental level of our people.
The real magic bullet is the primary and secondary education syllabus. If I ever hold state power, there will be a once-in-a-century earthquake at the Ministry of Education. The new syllabus will not be an updated version of the current one. It will be a completely different one that nobody is familiar with. A syllabus designed to prepare children to understand their developing country and grow up to take control of its destiny, not one designed to prepare them to pass anstract exams so that they can be plucked and harvested by oyibo people.
When I get my way, by the time a Nigerian kid writes their junior WAEC, they will know exactly who they are, where they come from, their place in the world, and where they are going. That's the only way to sweep out the decrepit millennial and Gen X generations who are already beyond redemption, and replace them with younger Gen Z's, Alphas and Betas who understand how the world works and know how to be useful to themselves within it.
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One of the biggest dilemmas Christians face and question they ask is “how is this happening to me as child of God”??
I prayed so hard for that relationship but it did not work
I thought I heard the Lord ask me to
Move to this new place so how am
I broke?
“How am I struggling to even eat?”
“I prayed for a second chance so how come I still failed the exam?”
You’re not the first one to ask these
You elder bros, the disciples of Jesus asked the exact same question
“Lord how is there a storm that is threatening our lives when you’re in the boat”?
Dear child of God, He did not promise us a smooth sail.
He did not promise that storms won’t show up
But He promised us that they will not drown us
I know you’re in a place in your life right now where the night is so dark
I want to assure you that morning is coming
This is the confidence that we have
You will not drown
You will not fail
You will not sink
Morning is closer than you think
Keep holding on.

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Colonialism Taught African Women to Hate Their Own Hair
African hair was never just about appearance. It carried identity, culture, and meaning. Colonialism disrupted that, stripped it down, and replaced it with a system that taught African women to see their natural hair as something to fix, manage, or hide.
What we now call preference did not appear out of nowhere. It was shaped over time, reinforced through schools, workplaces, and media, until straight hair became the standard and everything else had to adjust.
So the real question is not what African women are choosing today. The question is why those choices feel necessary, and who defined that necessity in the first place.
If there is any real conversation to be had, it is this: how much of what we call beauty is actually ours, and how much of it was imposed on us.
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I usually don’t do things like this, but please if you’re a believer in Christ don’t skip this post.
We are entering a very precarious season in the spirit
I saw strong men fall
How you would know that you’re going through this season is that you will be struggling with your flesh more than ever before
Things that you thought you have overcome wil me begin to pop up in your radar
Prayer will become harder than ever
(Please if you’re going through this all. Ready bear witness in the comments)
How we will survive this season is by staying in the word
Now more than ever, stay in the word.
Breathe the word
Eat the word
Just STAY IN THE WORD
Don’t be careless this season, I beg of you.
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Africa is rising in numbers… but who will control the future?
While Europe faces population decline, Africa is becoming the world’s largest human capital hub. But numbers alone don’t create power, mindset, systems, and leadership do.
#africa #voiceofafrica #panafricanism
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