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There was a time I would argue blindly whenever I heard people say that ₦200 million was not life-changing money. I thought such a fortune was more than enough to change anyone’s story. But the day I finally watched that amount sit comfortably in my account and began to weigh it against the investments I intended to make, reality humbled me. Brr, that was when the truth dawned on me: money is not measured by how big it looks in your account, but by how much of your dreams it can actually afford. Sometimes, even ₦200 million is only the beginning of the life you hope to build.
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Replying to @Mz_Tosyn
I had a rich uncle who his children misbehaved too
This man legit used to tell my mum that when he dies his children from his first wife would open his grave and beat him up for how bad he would wicked them
This man died at 80 and willed all his properties to ogun state govt
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Keeping it a buck, men propagated this relationship dynamic from the beginning of time.
you guys aren’t paying attention to Mavo’s Jehovah
music.apple.com/ng/album/jeh…
Brother karo yeba, your family will be fine without you like mad, yes your impact in the family will be missed if anything happens to you but they will be fine 😂😂
my younger sister asked me;
“brother david are you doing skincare, i think you should start and all”
i just looked at her and smiled and said; look around you, the house we live in, who do you think pays the rent? your fees and everyone’s fees, who do you think pays for it. anything you can think of my dear sister, anything. just ask me who pays for it. you’d understand why i don’t smile enough and don’t have enough time for myself. anything happens to me today una go too suffer. she didn’t say a word after that. 😂
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Everyone that bought the Made in Lagos jersey wore it more than once and posted it, some made it their favorite outfit💜
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ÌBÍLẸ̀ is more than a name. It is a symbol of heritage, identity, and respect for our roots. It reflects the pride we carry in our culture.
Wear ÌBÍLẸ̀. Wear Fashion. Wear Art. Wear Culture.
2 piece collection || ₦95,000
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But moving through life, dating people within your age bracket (especially in your 20s) and dealing with them with this "provider" mentality is crazy tho'.
The lines are getting blurred between sex work and romantic relationships. Some thing are simply unrealistic, especially in
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my conclusion is that a lot of nigerian babes want to sell it so bad but don’t want the title that comes with it. in what world does bf and trick go in the same sentence 😭. the fact that she even called it tricking lmao all the way from lagos, nigeria 🤣
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One thing I’ve learned is that you can love somebody and still know they’re not good for you

















