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Be all the beautiful things you are and be them without apology || ♠️

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@xave_xavee @nzemmili This your Motte and Bailey Fallacy is laughable. First it didn't exist, then 'Everybody had enough', 'Oh... I'm exaggerating', then 'it wasn't as bad'. You kept retreating to the Motte. It's just very funny seeing you do it.

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@abyssafinciado @bennumberx @MakeItAQuote image color

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@Th1s9uyJadxn @RedMedia_us Lol. They're married

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@Hyperlove @RedMedia_us They're married.

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@BluEnterpris @imoteda Lmao! Ẹ la ojú kan!

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@EmiliaOverall I'd think that that Act only applies in England & Wales. That place is Germany.

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I don't know what you fitness bros gain by lying all the time. If you're not lying about juicing, you're lying about the time period from fat to fit, or lying about your nutrition. Just lies, lies & more lies

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@sheisronke @Zainab_Folasade Also, the video could be clipped for rage bait. Alágas can ask the groom's entourage to do funny gestures- hop on one leg, squat, dance, turn around, before the dọbalẹ. Except the full video is shown, one should not jump to conclusions. But, anything for Elon's coins, I guess..

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@Em3kaE See! I have NEVER seen a Nigerian food content creator make spaghetti (in any of its forms) and credit the Italians, neither have I seen the Italians all over their comments screaming "credit us". Nigerians 🤝 Hypocrisy.

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@Baruch_Bashan @kamaFever Lol... If the potential father-in-law was a White German, would you still expect him to prostrate?

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@eniori_sada1 Lol. A surname ≠ father's name even though many people often reduce it to just that. I guess I see why you think a surname and compound (agbolé) name are such distinct concepts.

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@eniori_sada1 And what is a 'compound name' if not in fact a surname? Are people from the same compound not most likely related and share that compound name amongst themselves? How do you think surnames in Western societies developed? Lol.

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@kenny_blitz @PulseNigeria247 I disagree. It still doesn't mean Nigerians are HAPPY. If they had said resilience or adaptability, then perhaps. I don't think Nigerians happy. You, are you happy? Ask all the people around you if they are happy with the country now, and hear what they say.

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*Trousers!

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This pant is a pandemic at every Tech event. 😂😂

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@mdtremix Why? What happened in Budapest?

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If Prayers have genuinely ever worked for you. Retweet this.

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@Oluwakayod25427 That's an impossibility. Lol.

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@Oluwakayod25427 Your first sentence is ridiculous. Language of instruction in Nigeria is English. Every person I know who received a formal education solves problems, even at its most rudimentary level, in their day-to-day lives. You want to be extremely pedantic and you're not doing a good job.

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@Oluwakayod25427 @Kuntadn @sankofa360 You don't need to receive a formal education to solve problems but in the Nigerian context, ability to speak/read/write English fluently is a marker of FORMAL education. If you can't speak English, it most likely means you didn't receive a school education or it was subpar.