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Boateng said Messi asked him how easy it was to play football in Italy. This was when Ronaldo was there.
Y'all can pretend all you want, but those two men compete against each other like mad.
Wale Kembi retweeted
Mate, it is crazy. How people lack simple wisdom is my issue. Must you be in every convo ni. A man choose to defend hos family but na you dey complain.
Wale Kembi retweeted
Must he infuse himself into that shit? Why are these people kawe not ka ogbon? How can they lack basic wisdom ? Damn. They show their stupidity every time they talk
Sorry, my sister.
Wa a wa alright, pele dear.
Seun, you always show your hands too easily. Please put some subtlety in your delivery.
If we don’t want a critical society, let’s just say it openly. If this is not a democracy, let’s be clear about it. Stop bullying journalists.
What’s wrong in asking a man if his wife’s highly important role in election won’t interfere with his overt partisan stance? Obviously, it’s okay for the husband to defend the honour and professional ability of his spouse.
That should be the summary of the whole exchange.
However we want to look at it, and with due respect to my Moslem brothers and sisters here, beheading people is too severe for coitus.
Custodial sentences should be enough and an outright ban from entering the country.
The Bangladeshi couple had psychotic guts sha.
Keep up the good work.
Please, do more.
NAFDAC Uncovers Suspected Counterfeit Alcoholic Drinks Factory in Aba
NAFDAC has uncovered a suspected counterfeit alcoholic drinks production facility at No. 25 Omenazu Street, Aba, Abia State.
Acting on credible intelligence, officials discovered the facility operating in unhygienic conditions. The suspected operator reportedly fled upon the team’s arrival, abandoning a vehicle in which counterfeit packaging materials bearing the names of Sir Edwards Scotch Whisky and Scottish Hills Whisky, empty bottles and a drum containing approximately 200 litres of liquid were found.
Inside the facility, officials found counterfeit packaging materials, bottle caps, sealing machines, empty bottles, cartons, tanks containing various liquid concoctions and dirty sieves reportedly used in the production process. Plastic buckets and 200-litre drums containing ethanol and tree bark immersed in ethanol were also discovered, raising serious concerns about the safety and quality of the products being produced.
The estimated value of the equipment, materials and facility components is over ₦500 million. The Agency urges members of the public to provide credible information on suspected illegal manufacturing activities to the NAFDAC Call Centre on 0800-1-623322 or 0700-1-623322, or email [email protected].
Awwwn, ain't you supposed to be arranging the biscuits in aisle 7 ?
I go report you give your supervisor o.
