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16/08/2024

When a monetized video shares ad revenue with the music owner, it means that the video creator and the owner of the music used in the video have an agreement where the revenue generated from ads displayed on the video is split between them. This typically happens when the music used in the video is copyrighted, and the music owner has a claim on the revenue. In such cases, the platform will distribute a portion of the ad revenue to the music owner, while the remainder goes to the video creator.

15/08/2024

"Happy Birthday to Mrs Obakpolor! Wishing you a day filled with joy, success, and all the things that make you happy. May this year bring you continued growth and fulfillment."

Please wish her well for me

15/08/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Edet-Ini Mary, Joseph Kaingu, Abigail Agbatse, Sam Sammy, Tommy Treasure, Tammy Kaloko, Igbo Miriam Chiamaka, Nharnhar Airpheya Icebera, Ugwuoke Onyi, Chibuzor Esther, Eunice Luka Awok, Stella E Nwakaego, Chinwe Gifted Child, Chinwendu Okereke, Annella Asika Anthonia, Similoluwa Adeyeye, Cynthia Kellybc, Letasi Hellen, Lilian Iruoma Ebisike, Temitope Ibiloye G Akinsola, Richard Nyarkoh

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

12/08/2024

*WAEC WITHHOLD 215,267 RESULTS OUT OF 1,805,216 FOR THE 2024 WAEC RESULT*

WAEC withholds 215,267 results
out of 1,805, 216 that entered for the exam, 1,332, 089 candidates have credits in five subjects including any subjects with either Mathematics or English language and 1,301, 949 candidates got credits in five subjects including Mathematics and English language accounting for 72.9% of total candidates.

This is a 7.6 per cent decrease in examination performance compared to last year of 2023 WASSCE. Also 215, 267 results were withheld due to examination malpractice by the candidates.

This accounts for 11.92% of the total number of candidates who wrote the examination, Dangut said

12/08/2024

My Stressful Journey from Lagos to Port Harcourt through Road "no bi here😧" is more than just a physical transition. As I prepared to leave the most busy state of Lagos, I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety, but the thought of the long road ahead loomed over me.

How the Journey started 🙃 Tiplogo
I set off earliest to avoid the traffic, but even at dawn, the roads were congested. The sight of yellow danfos weaving in and out created a familiar yet stressful backdrop. My heart raced as I navigated the gridlock, aware that I had miles to go.

After finally escaping Lagos, the journey to Port Harcourt was a mix of beautiful landscapes and relentless potholes una know naija nah 😇. The road, often lined with vendors and roadside attractions, was a constant reminder of the vibrant culture of Nigeria, but man must buy something for road and chop too😃😃. Yet, the long stretches without proper rest stops added to my unease. The heat was stifling, I was so tired and hungry.

As I traveled further, I encountered the inevitable delays. Roadblocks, poorly maintained vehicles, and breakdowns were common. Each stop added to my frustration, testing my patience. I watched as hours slipped by, the sun climbing higher in the sky, and my plans for the day slipping away with it but we move.

The journey was not just physically exhausting; it took an emotional toll as well. Thoughts of family and friends especially my little cutie in Port Harcourt kept me motivated, yet the uncertainty of travel often weighed heavily on my mind. I grappled with anxiety about the unknowns that awaited me, from the conditions of my new environment to the challenges I might face upon arrival.

Finally, as I entered Port Harcourt, i shouted "Thank You dear Lord" a wave of relief washed over me. The city, with its unique rhythm, culture and my childhood memories cames back in full force. Although the journey was long and fraught with challenges, arriving at my destination felt like a small victory. I was ready to embrace whatever came next. Thanking God for journey mercy and protection 🙏🏾

Next...
Going back to my base id the next thing on my mind now, missing my home, hubby and children already...

Watchout to my next Story Dropping soon
If you read till end drop ❤️ emoji for me.


Story of my life...🥰❤️❤️

08/08/2024

May our success journey be successful 🙏

06/08/2024

That long awaiting prayers will be answered today. God will remember you for good🙏

04/08/2024

Update: NYIF Loan.Those with CAC can apply for 1 Million, No CAC is 500k.
Repayment, 3 Years Moratorium 12 Months.
Check the comment section if you want to apply

02/08/2024

This is not time to pray is time to act, we have been praying.
Instead of participating in protests, the Muslim community in Ardo Kola Local Government in Taraba State offered the Nafila prayers and prayed for relief from the current situation in the country. Allah have heard us let's act.

31/07/2024

Did you give them money to keep for you....shishi you no go see

30/07/2024

Wow...

27/07/2024

Some women dey see pepper for men hand shaaa!🙄

27/07/2024

24/07/2024

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all your support! Moses Kessy, Chidiebere Blessing

23/07/2024

Mike Ejeagha, also known as "Gentleman Mike Ejeagha," is a renowned Nigerian folklorist, highlife musician, and storyteller. Born on April 28, 1932, in Imezi-Owa, Ezeagu local government area of Enugu State, Nigeria, Ejeagha has had a significant influence on the music and culture of the Igbo people.

Early Life and Career
Ejeagha's interest in music began at a young age. He started his musical career in the late 1940s and rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s with his unique style of storytelling through music. He became known for his use of the Igbo language in his songs, preserving and promoting Igbo culture and traditions.

Music and Storytelling
Ejeagha's music is characterized by its incorporation of folklore, proverbs, and moral lessons. His storytelling style, known as "Akuko na Egwu" (Stories and Music), blends traditional Igbo tales with highlife music. This unique combination has made his work timeless and beloved by many.

Influence and Legacy
Ejeagha's contributions to Nigerian music and culture have been profound. He has inspired many artists and has played a crucial role in preserving Igbo heritage. Despite the challenges he faced throughout his career, including the Nigerian Civil War, he remained dedicated to his craft and continued to produce music that resonated with people.

Personal Life
Mike Ejeagha is known for his humility and dedication to his community. He has lived most of his life in Enugu and has remained a prominent figure in the cultural landscape of Eastern Nigeria.

Ejeagha's work has earned him numerous accolades, and he is celebrated as one of the pioneers of highlife music in Nigeria. His storytelling and music continue to be a source of inspiration and education for many.

22/07/2024

This is just the reason your followers are reducing nothing more

22/07/2024

Amen 🙏🏻
This week shall be a favourable week to you.

20/07/2024

HOW TO PRESERVE CRAYFISH FOR A LONGER TIME

20/07/2024

Lord am grateful for everything 🙏🏻
Thank you my father

19/07/2024

Best way to clean CATFISH before using it to cook food...

19/07/2024

YOU WILL HANDLE A CONTRACT THAT WORTHS MILLIONS AND YOUR SITUATION WILL TURN AROUND FOR GOOD IN JESUS NAME AMEN 🙏

18/07/2024

JUST IN: FG direct. Jamb not to admit under 18yrs into Tertiary Institutions. To Be Effective From Next Academic Year.

16/07/2024

How I got 16M Reach on my performance in 1week

15/07/2024

Amen 🙌🏻🙏🏻

13/07/2024

Pastor (Mrs) Folu Adenoye is 76. Happy birthday Mother-in-Isreal 🎁🎉🎂

13/07/2024

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12/07/2024

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09/07/2024

Why performance All RED and solution