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"Enough is enough! 😢 Landlords and agents are pushing rents sky-high, making housing and shop unaffordable for hardworking persons in Port Harcourt. Illegal fees, outrageous increments, and greed have gone too far. We deserve fair rent prices and regulated increases. Join the movement—say NO to overpriced house rent!

Good evening everyone.

A man who decided to carry his mother in-law on his back to cross a river must have the courage to touch her buttocks.🚶🚶

I noticed my powdered peak milk kept reducing each time I want to make tea for my kids

Was even shouting for nonso , telling him to stop leaking the milk but he always says mumy is not me 😩

Secretly refilled corn starch to the milk container while puting my milk to the starch container

guess who came to tell me I should check the expiring date of that milk , it dosent taste good again 👇😩😩

Man of the house 🤣🤣,

na once I scream ole o😩

Do HRs and manager know that they are also employees?

As a Governor, if another person is the one controlling your House of Assembly, LG Chairmen and Councillors, as well as the entire Political Structure in your State, it means the person is your BOSS politically.

Just go to the person, raise up ONE LEG, TWO HANDS and shout TWALE!

Ko ju bee lo.
Hissssssssh
Oka-bi-lem.

Being dumped by a lady who loves money feels like you have cleared a loan￶🧐

Today in history 02/01/2012

Occupy Nigeria protest movement on January 2, 2012.
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During the Occupy Nigeria protests in January 2012, the immediate trigger was a dramatic rise in the price of petrol (fuel) after the government removed the subsidy that had kept prices low for many years. Before the subsidy was removed, petrol sold for about ₦65 per litre at the pump. After the subsidy was scrapped on January 1, 2012, the official pump price was increased to around ₦141 per litre, more than double the previous cost. This sudden price hike sparked widespread anger, strikes and demonstrations across the country. 

After more than a week of protests and negotiations during the Occupy Nigeria movement, the government partially reversed the decision and adjusted the price down to about ₦97 per litre to ease public pressure.

Today I can tell you that every Nigerian is praying that fuel should even return to the ₦141 per litre they agitated in 2012.

Unfortunately, it can never be possible again till Jesus comes.

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An antelope was running like a mad man, An elephant asked him: “Antelope, why are you running like that?" She replied, "the police are arresting all the goats in the village.” The elephant retorted “But you are not a goat!" The Antelope replied. "With our current judicial system it will take me 20 years to prove that I am not a goat.” the elephant started running too.
This is Nigerian anything is possible.