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Nigeria is so fucked up Damn!!💔💔💔💔💔
This case is kinda scary @PoliceNG_CRU @PoliceNG @AluyaPov @TunjiDisu1
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This is my friend and his story is so sad. I’ve been so heartbroken since this happened. He spent 10s of millions of naira on this project, he has ALL documents intact and all of a sudden they started demolishing his property. They said it’s “order from above”.😞💔
Please RT the main tweet if you see this. It needs more attention.🙏🏾
Good morning his excellency Gov. Bassey edet otu, this is a call for help. Our property was demolished illegally and i’m being intimidated.
Dear honourable member of the senate, representing crossriver senatorial district.
Please i call on you for help and justice on this matter, we can not get the development we want until we enforce law and order.
The greatest ally of oppression is not always the oppressor, but the silence of those who know better.
@officialspbo @A_Ekpenyong @crossriverstate @RealDonaldDoo @OfficialAPCNg @calabartm @ruffydfire @ARISEtv @CrossRiverVine #JusticeforCalabarInvestors
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Two interesting things I discovered this week are:
1. That you can get genuine court affidavits online from the Nigerian Federal High Court. A genuine one, not the ones those roadside people give you.
The website has all sorts of affidavits, even ones I didn't know existed.
2. The National Population Commission has a working portal. You can register your newborn online and get a certified birth certificate that is accepted worldwide.
You can do all these things without any bureaucracy.
For 1, visit: portal.fhc.gov.ng/
For 2, visit: vitalreg-selfservice.nationa…
Joseph Adedeji
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El próximo noviembre de 2027 a esta hora exacta, estarás de pie en los lugares en los que solías soñar. Viviendo tu vida más hermosa y rica. Envíate esto a ti mismo.
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Jealousy is not to be taken lightly. Whenever you identify jealousy, know that you’ve just identified a deadly threat. The bible says jealousy is as cruel as the grave.
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That’s exactly why I love Oriental Brothers. The band rose to prominence in the early 1970s, just after the Biafran war, when the Igbo people were trying to rebuild their lives after losing so much. They brought joy. They gave people something to hold on to during a difficult period.
I don’t even understand half of the Owerri dialect, but I love them ❤️































