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[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

Most people aren’t unlucky.
They’re just addicted to comfort.

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@Spicyprodigy You say wetin 😳

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@bammybae_ Lots of others with better rates tho and delivers well too
LemFi is usual the one with the least rate

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@bammybae_ Council tax
I still complained to someone 2 days ago

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@Wizarab10 Me I sha want to know…who picked the money Abi they left it there?

[Josh Sumoski @Joshsumoski]

My Origin is Ondo state.

I was born and raised in Oyo state.

I live in Lagos state.

I am Yoruba thru and thru.

I am for Peter Obi.

You???

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@Hybrid_Ola You just know she’s put up with a lot cos what do you mean you already know he be@ts his woman and you’re stood there to change him?

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@BSAT_Properties Pepperoni

[Melanny B✨🌷 @kimchiymangu36]

Lecciones que enseña Luke a Flora en el mundo laboral:
1- Poner todo por escrito vía correo
2-No mostrarte debil
3-En el trabajo, las buenas intenciones no son suficientes
4- A separar los profesional de personal
#TheEarlySpring

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@Fancyfoodmart Nibo la tun jasi bayi

[Big Uncle @Usmanashafe]

“My husband is a secured man. A brief conversation with a family friend doesn’t not threaten our marriage”

Mo Bimpe has set the record straight for the people that have opinions about her marriage and friendship

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@talk2veee If more ladies/men have the courage to walk out when they see red flags, the world would be a better place

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@here_tej @talk2veee I know right?
The effrontery

[Nicki Minaj @NICKIMINAJ]

I’ve got my mind made up
And I won’t turn back
Because I want to see my Jesus some day

[Josh Sumoski @Joshsumoski]

Only Jesus can save to the uttermost.

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@JustEniola01 Lol
What will the court do if instablog refuses to reveal its face and its name?
As they need those so the case can move forward

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@the_Lawrenz Super grateful I didn’t fall victim

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@DHKRULLAH E sabi this game wella

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@iamSwaga22 E no go even pass MOT 🤣🤣🤣
Who go insure am sef?

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

@Kemisanwo Congratulations
Per your name UK don ‘sanwo’ for you

[Truth or Bingo | Unfiltered @TruthorBingo]

Yes yes
She must be safeguarded

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

Yesterday, a senior management official at @UBAGroup reached out to me regarding my views on the treatment of the young woman in UBA’s Graduate Management Accelerated Programme (GMAP) who addressed @TonyOElumelu by his first name.

I made it clear that, in my view, this was not a “culture clash”; it was a class war, a reflection of the deeply entrenched hierarchy and class consciousness that too often determines who is considered entitled to demand deference and who is expected to provide it.

I gave a simple example, if Tony @TonyOElumelu son or daughter addressed the family gateman or driver by his first name, hardly any Nigerian would bat an eyelid.

In fact, many of the same people outraged by this young woman calling him “Tony” would probably expect the gateman or driver to address Elumelu’s children with exaggerated deference. That tells you immediately that this argument is not really about “African culture” or respect. It is about class, status, wealth and power, about who society permits to speak casually to whom.

More importantly, I specifically requested that, given the enormous public opprobrium, ridicule, and attacks this young woman has been subjected to, UBA must immediately provide her with appropriate psychosocial support.

Whatever anyone thinks about how she addressed @TonyOElumelu, no young employee or trainee should be left alone to absorb the psychological consequences of suddenly becoming the target of a massive public controversy.

She should not be sacrificed on the altar of corporate hierarchy or social-media outrage. Her dignity, welfare and mental well-being must come first. Let the poor breathe!