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28/01/2024

Once you place your value in money as a lady, there are men who are willing to pay just to mess you up.
Be guided!
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25/09/2023

14/08/2023

Do u know that Ali is no longer a boy 👦 ☺?

Simbi is now a mother of 2 children 😂 😂 😂

Do u still remember Edet....he know longer lives in calabar but has moved to Canada ☺ ☺

What abOut Agbo....Agbo is happily married too and has left the town of lagoon for London 😂 😂 😂

Eze no longer goes to school....he is now a graduate 🎓 ☺ ☺

Even Mr salami is no longer a farmer but a politician 😂 😂 😂

Remember Ralia the sugar girl 👧
She now owns one of the biggest sugar factories in kano ☺ ☺

Ade our naughty little brother 👦 is now a medical doctor in one of the biggest hospital in the country 😂 😂 😂 😂

Do u know Chike the river boy 👦
He is now a contractor specialized in building roads and bridges 😂 😂

Nkem (the fruit of honesty) has ruled for 52 years 😂😂

Wow!

What a great medium to recall those days of Macmillan English ☺ ☺

We still have them off hand

Help others feel the spirit of our sweet primary school days ☺ ☺

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05/08/2023

I read that they were Engaged!
Their wedding is few months away.
He stays in Lagos and she stays in Calabar.
She went for a seminar in Lagos and decided to pay Him a surprised visit at home.

She got to his house around 9pm and met Him getting ready to retire for the night.

They were happy to see each other and she decided to spend the night and leave very early in the morning to her Aunty's place.
In the morning, she was already up and ready to move but he told her to hang on so he can drop her off on his way to the office.
She made breakfast for herself while waiting for her fiance to finish up so they can leave.
He was ready and rushed to the dinning to have a cup of tea and a few slices of bread as usual. On getting to the dinning, he realized there was no milk and he checked the flask to confirm if his fiancée had made him tea.
Well, the flask was empty as well. So he called her to ask what happened.
She responded by asking Him if he expected her to manage a tin of liquid milk for two of them.

She said she couldn't manage a tin of liquid peak milk for two cups of tea.

She admitted to have used the whole tin of milk because she doesn't like sugar in her tea as she prefers her tea very creamy and thick.
She further told him to drink mineral with bread if he really had the need for breakfast that morning.
While advising him to always stock his house with enough beverages to avoid such an occurrence as she wasn't ready to start managing milk.
He told her he was really disappointed she could only think of herself by using the whole tin of milk and not consider him despite seeing that was the last tin in the carton and he lived in an area that had no shops around.
He was aware he had just a tin of milk left in the house and he had planned to go grocery shopping by weekend due to his busy schedules.

She was an unexpected guest and he wasn't aware of her trip to Lagos so the issue of expecting her and making plans for an extra mouth was out

04/08/2023

I was at the Wuse market yesterday and decided to buy banana.

The boy I called to buy from had just two left.

He was with another boy who had like five left. We concluded on price and I asked him to put it in a waterproof for me.

He told me his own just finished but let him collect from his friend.
This boy turned to his friend to give him nylon but his friend refused. This boy even promised to give his friend two nylons in return, as soon as he restocks.
His friend still refused.
The young banana hawker reminded his friend how he used to help him every time he'd been in such situations and his friend's response to this was that he's never forced him to.
I watched these boys go back and forth.
The small boy pleaded with me to please wait so he could run and get a nylon bag for me.
As he wanted to go, I told him not to worry that I'll take the banana like that.
His 'friend' who refused to give him nylon turned to another boy standing close to him and said in a dialect I clearly understood, "I thought he would refuse to buy from him if he didn't have a nylon, so that he can buy from me instead."
I turned to the boy I bought a banana from who had only one left and told him to bring the second one as well.
I carried the two without nylon and put them inside the car.

See eeh, the success of a friend will not and cannot stop your own success.
A small boy who's supposedly a friend refused vehemently to help his friend out in a time he needed him most because he felt his friends failure would bring about his own success.
There's a way you'll get jealous of someone and you'll push them into more good luck.
The success of the person next to you might be all you need to blow.
Little help here and there go a long way in registering you in the hearts of people for good.
I saw the look of disappointment, jealousy and anger on the boy's face when his friend walked away with his empty tray and I couldn't help but wonder where he leant this much b

04/07/2023

25/06/2023

19/06/2023

To all Bachelors!

After a successful meeting today at Mega REAL about you with our Presiding Bishop of Bachelor Must marry fast International Ministry ( BMMFIM)
Hislorship, Cardinal Ndotenyin Aniefiok

The following Bachelor Rankings was made known to all the Bachelors in the Ministry and the Positions / Ranking was duly Released to all the Bachelors which the names and Position/ Rankings will be publish by the Presiding Bishop very soon.

12/06/2023

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Godswill Obot Akpabio

HAPPY DEMOCRACY DAY

let CELEBRATE WITH YOU MY PRESIDO
AND SENATE PRESIDO INCOMING
(7015682230 opay M.I.Bassey)
I get hope

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14/04/2023

27/02/2023

*2023 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS*

(1). ABIA STATE (APC: 6,636, PDP: 18,571, LP: 160,868, NNPP: 1,808).

(2). ENUGU (APC: 4,772, PDP: 15,749, LP: 428,640).

(3). OSUN (APC: 343,945, PDP: 354,366, LP: 23,283, NNPP: 713).

(4). LAGOS (APC: 572,606, PDP: 75,750, LP: 582,664).

(5). ONDO (APC: 369,924, PDP: 115,463, LP: 4,730, NNPP: 930).

(6). OYO (APC: 449,884, PDP: 182,977, LP: 99,110).

(7). OGUN (APC: 341,554, PDP: 123,831, LP: 85,829, NNPP: 2,200).

(8). EKITI (APC: 201,486, PDP: 89,554, LP: 11,397, NNPP: 264).

(9). PLATEAU (APC: 150,134, PDP: 450,329, LP: 1,125,400)

(10). NASARAWA (APC: 172,922, PDP: 147,093, LP: 188,126).

(11). KWARA (APC: 263,572, PDP: 136,909, LP: 31,166, NNPP: 141).

(12). ADAMAWA (APC: 182,881, PDP: 417,611, LP: 105,648, NNPP: 8,006).

(13). BAUCHI (APC: 146,977, PDP: 319,123).

(14). YOBE (APC: 151,459, PDP: 196,567, LP: 2,406).

(15). GOMBE (APC: 146,977, PDP: 319,223, LP: 26,160, NNPP: 10,520).

(16). KATSINA (APC: 482,283, PDP: 489,045, LP: 6,376).

(17). ZAMFARA (APC: 438,682, PDP: 125,423).

(18). JIGAWA (APC: 421,390, PDP: 386,587, LP: 1,889, NNPP: 98,234).

(19). KANO (APC: 773,528, PDP: 143,218, NNPP: 1,179,889).

(20). AKWAIBOM (APC: 160,620, PDP: 214,012, LP: 132,683).

(21). KEBBI (APC: 581,552, PDP: 154,282, LP: 302).

*SUMMARY (APC: 6,227,470, PDP: 4,457,683, LP: 3,016,677, NNPP: 1,300,505)*

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