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Ahhh omo una get mind sha oh,man wey go fit born you na him you dey cause?na online we dey sha
Them give me baby list today and all I can is I need to hustle up before next month 😭😭😭
And can someone tell me why my IG FYP is now new born babies things, exact items on the list I was given 😂😂😂
Dear Fashion Boys. Nobody is saying you shouldn’t dress to look good, big dress weather appropriate. Just saw one uncle, walking in my estate under hot sun and he’s wearing a brown leather jacket all zipped up to his neck and was sweating profusely. It looked good but he looks ridiculous at the same time. Why not use a ride home if he doesn’t have a car
Its called Puff ToTo
Hey @grok , what is this bump on the lower part of JOHYUN's abdomen? Is it normal? My girlfriend has a similar bump, and we're really scared it might be a hernia or a cyst?
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Replying to @SplendorDara
People have lost confidence in the country, hence the reason good news is hard to fly
Still shocked Nigeria gives aid. I wonder why such news doesn’t make it to headlines.
Nigerian professionals have helped shape systems and institutions beyond Nigeria.
Here are examples highlighted on NTAC’s official website:
• Jamaica: An NTAC volunteer developed a national land surveying plan.
• Namibia: An NTAC volunteer developed banking software.
• Uganda: Volunteers helped establish computer science and networking systems at a teacher education institute.
• The Gambia: NTAC volunteers contributed to university development and academic programmes.
These examples show how professional knowledge travels across borders and supports institutional development.
@Ntac_Gov gives Nigerian expertise an international platform.
Read more about the programme’s impact: ntac.gov.ng/about
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Nigerian professionals have helped shape systems and institutions beyond Nigeria.
Here are examples highlighted on NTAC’s official website:
• Jamaica: An NTAC volunteer developed a national land surveying plan.
• Namibia: An NTAC volunteer developed banking software.
• Uganda: Volunteers helped establish computer science and networking systems at a teacher education institute.
• The Gambia: NTAC volunteers contributed to university development and academic programmes.
These examples show how professional knowledge travels across borders and supports institutional development.
@Ntac_Gov gives Nigerian expertise an international platform.
Read more about the programme’s impact: ntac.gov.ng/about
This morning I was playing whot game on Lagos life with one dude and stake was 10m each total 20m. I won him like 8 rounds straight back to back, he began to threaten me , that he is an egede man and he’ll find me 😂😂😂
Untop Lagos life ? 😂😂😂
He always rematch, said he must win me too 😂😂😂














