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Abuja, Nigeria
Joined June 2015
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When you become a parent, for your kids' sake, send them to a boarding school to prepare them for the real world. Day school is shit.
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When you treat a woman too well, she doesn't think you're amazing. She thinks she is.
Real question, I’m asking out of genuine curiosity. As Christians, are we supposed to believe everything our pastors say?
Today is a good day to listen to yiti wad songs. Go through his catalog and see what a superstar @yiti_wad is 🔥❤️
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STOP TURNING PEOPLE’S SELF ISOLATION INTO IMAGINARY BEEF❗️
Some of us isolate when many things are going on at the same time and we are overwhelmed to the extent that we forget how to share our problems.
MY SILENCE IS NOT ABOUT YOU❗️
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They were trying to make their way from Africa to Europe 🇪🇺 through the Sahara Desert, taking an incredibly dangerous journey in search of a better life.
Sadly, some of the people you’re seeing here may have already lost their lives, while others are fighting to survive.
It’s heartbreaking to see the lengths people are forced to go to in search of hope and a better future.
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B PAPA – “ORIN” FEAT. THE NSG
B Papa teams up with NSG (Naijasureguys) on his latest sound, “Orin”, delivering a refreshing collaboration that brings together raw talent, energy and creativity.
NSG steps beyond the PR desk and jumps on the record with his vocals and he definitely didn’t disappoint!
His delivery adds another layer to the song, while B Papa continues to showcase his versatility and musical talent throughout the record.
“Orin” is a sound filled with good energy, catchy moments and a collaboration worth putting on repeat. This is more than just a feature; it’s a perfect blend of artistry and creativity.
Stream it. Share it. Add it to your playlist. B Papa x THE NSG — “Orin”.
bpapa.fanlink.tv/OrinFtTheNS…
#BPapa #NSG #Naijasureguys
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They told this woman at the hospital my cousin is scheduled for surgery not to eat before her surgery, she is supposed to go in before my cousin.
Dr went on 5min break only for him to come back saw the sister giving this woman rice and stew with chicken drumstick 🍗 to eat.. 😂😂😂
See as me and my cousin just dey look them with disdain.
They sha later rolled my cousin in and left her there, since she wants to fill her stomach, the Doctor said they should take her to Chicken republic for more food fueling 😂😂😂
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Another reason why women live longer than men
I was NOT prepared for what happened at the end 💀😂
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I tried it. This is the result 😍😍😍
🤖 Made with AI
I am currently learning prompting and I did this boss lady look. Copy the prompt, recreate yours, and share it with me here. Let’s have fun 🤩
Prompt: Create a bold photorealistic studio fashion portrait of the woman in the reference image. Preserve her exact facial identity, facial structure, natural skin tone, recognizable features and realistic body proportions. Dress her in a fitted burnt-orange long-sleeve top with a sculptural neckline and matching high-waisted wide-leg trousers, paired with pointed brown heels. Add oversized sculptural gold earrings and a statement gold cuff. Style her hair in a short natural-looking textured black pixie cut with soft volume and polished edges. Makeup: warm monochromatic glam with defined brows, copper eyeshadow, brown winged liner, dramatic lashes, warm bronzer, burnt-orange blush, golden highlighter and glossy terracotta lips. Give her long almond-shaped burnt-orange nails with gold chrome tips. Pose her seated on the studio floor with one leg folded underneath and the other bent upward, one elbow resting casually on her raised knee and her hand lightly touching the side of her head. Use a rich burnt-orange seamless studio backdrop and floor with a large warm circular spotlight around her. Photograph from a slightly elevated angle, full-body composition, cinematic directional lighting, realistic skin texture, natural hands and detailed fabric. Bold African-inspired fashion editorial energy without using traditional costume."
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People who introduce people are underrated.
“You should meet my friend.”
“I know somebody who does that.”
“Let me connect y’all.”
That’s real relationship currency.
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Tsontso and her friends having a time of their lives outside the Country ,content creation is not a scam 🤭🤞❤️❤️🫦🫦
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Video tutorial
A must watch for students, Journalists, and data people study.com/academy/lesson/vid…
With a massive youth bulge, immense talent, and substantial petrodollars, Nigeria is uniquely positioned to lead Africa into prosperity. Instead, its leaders are on a sickening looting spree, seemingly bent on ruining everything.
#Loudsilence
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She was raped by her uncle at the age of 7, and according to her story, the abuse continued until she was 11. She is grown now and finally telling her story, but one of the hardest parts for her is feeling that her mother knew something was wrong and still allowed it to continue.
And this is where we need to have a very uncomfortable conversation about motherhood.
A mother should know her children closely enough that when something changes, when they become withdrawn, fearful, uncomfortable around someone, or repeatedly try to communicate that something is wrong, she pays attention.
Women, please get close to your children. Talk to them. Listen to them without immediately dismissing what they say. Create a relationship where your child knows they can tell you anything, especially the things they are afraid or ashamed to say.
Because a child may not always be able to say, “Mummy, someone is sexually abusing me.” Sometimes they are giving you signs and hoping you notice.
And when a child finally finds the courage to speak, believe them. Investigate. Protect them.
No child should have to grow into an adult carrying the pain of something they tried to tell their mother about years ago.