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Through a non-profit organization called “For Masses Initiative” which I founded with some like-minded people, we have organized notable events, part of which included distributing sanitary pads to high school female students and a COVID-19 awareness rally.
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😂😂… oselu Nigeria ti baje patapata!
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Sheikh Kamaludeen Al-Adaby (Alhaji Agba) Drilling with English Grammar at that Age
“If one day you were accused of intelligence, know that I would plead for your innocence.”
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That one with his hand on Cristiano’s shoulder isn’t even bothered about the scoreline.
He’s just happy to be next to Ronaldo, he probably passed the ball to him too. 😄
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Osimhen >>>>
Help to thank Victor Osimhen oooo
Photo credit: Victor Osimhen 🔥
#GalatasarayBarça #osimhen #football
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Alhamdulillah lladhi Ayana Ba'ada ma Amatana wa illahi nushur.
All praise is to Allah who granted us life after he caused us to die, and to Him is the return.
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Alhaji Àgbà is unarguably blessed.
During his lifetime, he never needed to proclaim himself an outstanding scholar, yet Allah bestowed upon him a legacy of excellence that continues to speak almost 21 years after his transition. Even in death, his impact remains undeniable.
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Yoruba stayed in the Southwest and built Lagos into West Africa’s largest commercial hub, they are already expanding into Ogun.
Hausa made Kano a major trading centre in the North-West.
Ashanti of Ghana turned Kumasi into one of the region’s largest markets.
In North Africa, Berber communities dominate trade from their home regions.
If you have something of value to sell, people will travel from different parts of the country to buy from you.
Leaving because of “too many traders” is a choice, not an economic law.
Let me tell you something you don't know about Igbo people.
We are all mostly traders and there are over 30 million of us,now because of competition,if we all stay in the South East,our region,do you think majority will succeed in their businesses???
It is basic law of economics,the higher the supply the lower the demand.
So we travel to other regions where the there is low supply,to become their major supplier.
That is why we are in almost every country in Africa and the world.
Even if our region becomes like Europe,it can never stop us from traveling to other regions or countries.
If not for business of buying and selling,we would be nothing in Nigeria,we have no federal government support unlike other regions


































