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[Farid @FahreedS]

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[Balokole @Balokole_001]

Brilliant umbrella trick of making your own sink at home.

[Julian Assange @JulianAssange]

I'm back.

[Daily Fitness @DailyFitHQ]

THIS ROUTINE IS WORTH A MILLION DOLLARS

[Farid @FahreedS]

@GunnerPuls McManaman and Michael Owen

[Farid @FahreedS]

@GunnerPuls McManaman

[Rasheed || Securities Counsel @AromokalaRashid]

So it’s this easy to fold a suit?

This is literally the hardest piece of clothing for me to fold and pack into a bag when travelling. 🥲

[Farid @FahreedS]

@OpeBee Abeg make una leave am like this, e get wetin that buffer dey absorb.

[Sabrima Homes @SabrimaHomes]

A good idea for a corner shelf, right?

[Farid @FahreedS]

@UTDIMole Pele!

[Farid @FahreedS]

@uttdkola Ozil

[Farid @FahreedS]

@Lfc_ola_ Ozil

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

I can’t believe some people are criticising this. We need more real controversies for people to genuinely cry about.

He gave her options, call me TOE, Chairman or Mr Elumelu. And he also made it clear that whilst it may apply elsewhere, he doesn’t subscribe to it. At the end of the day, he has a right to decide how he wants to be called.

I got introduced to a big CEO recently, he was referred to by his initials. I still called him Mr. Surname. That’s safety first. If he wants me to call him by his initials or first name, he can always say that. People should learn these nuances. Even abroad, it’s not a given.

Always go with Mr. Surname. There’s zero risk.

[ChiefHerbalist @HerbalistChief]

When I say use Zobo (Sobolo) to treat erectile dysfunctional, this is how I want you to prepare it.

[Vineeth K @DealsDhamaka]

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[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

I have been impressed by the work @hadizabalausman, @ayowisdom_, @DrJoeAbah and others have done on the NYSC reforms. When called upon, I played my part.

But there is one thing I believe still needs to be treated with caution. It does not look like the most important bit. In a sense, it is exactly that.

…Among the announced changes is a plan to retire the khaki in favour of new attire. On the list of reforms, it looks like the smallest item. It is the one I would urge the administration to drop.

The khaki is not fabric. It is the single most recognisable symbol of the scheme, the one artefact that binds the corps member of 1974 to the corps member of 2026.

A Nigerian who served in Maiduguri in 1981 and one who served in Yenagoa last year have almost nothing in common about their service except that uniform and what it stands for. Strip it and you have not modernised the scheme. You have orphaned it from its own history…

More here:
https://t.co/cdRkY7mC6J

[Cinderella Man @Osi_Suave]

You bring in Expatriates and pay them in USD, give them a car, driver, chef, maid and house in ikoyi

You will employ Nigerians and pay them peanuts for the same role and expect them to have work ethic and not be preoccupied with survival

[بـوفـهـد @Bu_fa4ad]

هل يعرف أحد لماذا هنا لا يراجع الفار مسرحية ميسي ويعاقبه ببطاقة صفراء؟

الفيفا قد جعلت قضية نيغريرا أمراً مضحكاً مع مايجري في كأس العالم