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"We paid billions to be ministers under Tinubu, and that's why he must complete 8 years so we can recover our money" β APC spokesperson Alwan Hassan.
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It is very easy to spot a maid, when it gets to her turn the stones to design her dress finished π
Women will always be women
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BLAQBONEZ Γ LOJAY Γ AMAARAE β WHISTLE
WERE YOU THERE? π€
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itβs sum ppl u gotta leave tf alone fr πππππ
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Day 3 with no electricity and I am on Band A.
We are paying more for darkness, useless govt
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Till Underrated Burna kpai, him no fit lace Global Burna boot
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Young Thug cuts off his signature dreadlocks and removes some tattoos! The low cut suits him btw, but bro looks like heβs slowly leaving the streets for the new generation. π
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"Men dey expire too. The more you age, the more the quality of your Spβ¬rm reduces"
Nigerian man says men should not think they have time!
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Finally, one of them has been caught π₯Ί
I usually see such bills advertising job opportunities. Some people use white chalk to write them and place them at strategic locations, with ridiculously high wages or salaries and phone numbers boldly written on them.
However, you will never see the people putting them up, and I have heard that many people have gone missing after responding to such adverts.
This particular person was caught by residents of Senator Nwaoguβs area, but he claimed that the job opportunities are genuine.
Do you believe him? With the high rate of unemployment in Nigeria, is it possible that genuine job opportunities would be advertised in such a suspicious manner? π€


































