Irapada

“He’s been doing good for himself before, his life is miserable now” shall never be our portion yah Rabi 🤲 🤲

@Just58Mira 😂😂

NEPA don start again ,right when I needed light the most

You will never know the usefulness of X mutuals on this app until meet one of them offline I remember 2022 was about to renew my passport in Abudhabi. I met a mutual here, but with big followers, immediately I called him and told him we follow each on Twitter. He said oo, immediately I showed him." He helped me with almost everything and made it seamless for me . I was happy that day. The moral of the story is that if you have a big Acc on X following you, please dont take it for granted.

@tayo_billz Naso

Something must go before something come

@Everything4Ewa 🙌

@irapada007 🌚

This aso odun no even allow me sleep 🙃

E con be like say na only girls carry Eid for head😂💔

@OneReal32970 Same to you ejeh ❤️

🌙 Eid Mubarak to my amazing X family! May this blessed day fill your hearts with peace, your homes with joy, and your plates with plenty of delicious food😋 Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum! 🙏

Sleep

Dey go abeg

@Everything4Ewa 🌝

@irapada007 🌚

Eid dress ✅ Eid scarf ✅ Eid henna ✅ Eid earring ✅ Eid bag✅ Eid shoe✅ Eid nails✅ Eidhdinaṣ siratul musteqeem✅ Emi sly🌚🙃

@sir_hayes 😹😹

@irapada007 I dey suspect u too

Why this woman dey ask me of that my friend 🙄 make I do like I no know wetin she dey talk 😎

UK and Nigeria Seal £746 Million ($990 Million) Export Finance Deal to Modernise Major Ports Nigeria's maritime infrastructure, the United Kingdom and Nigeria have agreed on a £746 million (approximately $990 million) export finance package to fund the comprehensive refurbishment and modernisation of two of Nigeria's busiest seaports. The landmark deal, backed by UK Export Finance (UKEF), will support the upgrade of the Lagos Port Complex (Apapa) and the Tin Can Island Port Complex in Lagos. These facilities handle over 70% of Nigeria's imports and exports, making them critical gateways for the country's trade. The financing, coordinated and arranged by Citibank with UKEF's guarantee, is described as the most ambitious port modernisation effort in Nigeria in nearly 50 years. It aims to introduce advanced cargo-handling systems, digitalisation, automation, and other improvements to reduce congestion, speed up operations, and align the ports with international best practices. The agreement was announced on March 19, 2026, during Nigerian President Bola Tinubu's state visit to the UK, where he met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in London. The formal signing took place amid the visit on March 18-19, 2026. The deal is expected to generate substantial opportunities for British businesses, including an estimated £236 million in supplier contracts for UK firms. Notably, it includes a £70 million contract for British Steel, which the UK government highlighted as a major support for the domestic steel industry coming on the same day as announcements of new strategies to protect and bolster Britain's steel sector. This partnership also aligns with record-high bilateral trade between the UK and Nigeria, recently reaching £8.1 billion annually, supported by initiatives like the UK-Nigeria Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership (ETIP). The project is anticipated to enhance Nigeria's competitiveness as a maritime hub in West and Central Africa, ease trade bottlenecks, and drive economic growth.

@Everything4Ewa Hmm 😏

@irapada007 Imagination lasan

Introduce your single friend to me

@kadoblaq20 Walai

@irapada007 Olohun seh 😂

Ni Odun ku ola, Al Muftokor, na to put curry, put maggi.