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@BigLily_C Issa lie, nobody asked

But welldone lol

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@Halosznn_ Graphics design and SMM

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@GlobacomNigeria @glonigeria
What's going on with the network service outage since yesternight for God's sake.

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@BukolaOni10 Oh right, Thanks so much 🙏

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@BukolaOni10 No I'll make my research on that, you have an idea on how much it costs?

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@BukolaOni10 Okay thank you, which certification will you recommend, i heard about Nebosh but no be small money lol

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@AramideOyekunle Interested

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@TheWavyRed This is not true

The picture in the second slide is actually in Jamaica last year not DRC

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@AdewuyiRoseline They don't accept transcript and i just finished so I'm yet to get my kpali yet

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@hannytalker You have to have completed NYSC 🥲

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Touching the Black Stone (Hajar al-Aswad) in the Kaaba has no physical, magical, or inherent power—it's a stone. Per a key hadith, Umar said: "I know you are a stone that can neither benefit nor harm. Had I not seen the Prophet kiss you, I would not have kissed you." It's a Sunnah (recommended emulation of Muhammad), symbolic of devotion during Tawaf, not obligatory for Hajj/Umrah. Some hadiths claim it expiates sins or will testify on Judgment Day, but only by Allah's will—the stone itself does nothing.

From a neutral view, there's no empirical "impact" (no science supports sin removal or testimony). The crowd frenzy in the video reflects pilgrims' deep faith and desire to follow tradition closely.

Compared to bowing before a statue (often direct veneration of an image) or Ifa ritual items (consecrated as spirit conduits), the Islamic intent is strictly monotheistic: the act honors Allah via the Prophet's example, not the object. All are faith-based rituals without verifiable external effects beyond personal/cultural meaning.

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@9jaBazaar @ibnjaafar1205 @47kasz If you read well, your answer is there towards the end, but no.

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Today we celebrate women — the nurturers, caregivers, leaders, and changemakers shaping healthier families and stronger communities. Through strength, compassion, and resilience, women inspire better choices and brighter futures. Today and always, we celebrate you. 💙

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@Letter_to_Jack https://t.co/Amqk04QVTA

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It's more than a week into Ramadan and if you're a Muslim fasting and you're always feeling like a zombie by mid-day 😂
You probably need to check what you eat.
There's something called Glycemic Index (GI) it's like a speedometer for carbohydrate-containing foods.

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@crypto_Aaaminah https://t.co/Amqk04QVTA

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It's more than a week into Ramadan and if you're a Muslim fasting and you're always feeling like a zombie by mid-day 😂
You probably need to check what you eat.
There's something called Glycemic Index (GI) it's like a speedometer for carbohydrate-containing foods.

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The lady everyone wanted for Burnaboy. 🥺❤

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THE TRUTH ABOUT THE 7.5% VAT ON TRANSFERS: STOP PANICKING!

If you’ve seen the news that a 7.5% VAT on mobile transfers and USSD transactions starts on January 19th, you might be worried that the government is about to "eat" your money.

The headlines are scaring people, but the math shouldn't. A lot of people are misinterpreting this directive. Let’s break it down simply so you can see the actual impact.

1. The Big Misconception
Many people think that if they send ₦100,000, the government will take 7.5% of that amount (which would be ₦7,500).
THIS IS 100% FALSE.

2. The Reality
The 7.5% VAT is NOT charged on the money you are sending (the principal). It is charged ONLY on the SERVICE FEE your bank or fintech (Moniepoint, OPay, Kuda, etc.) charges you.

3. Let’s Look At The Math
If you send ₦100,000 today:
• The Principal: ₦100,000 (Your money)
• The Bank Fee: ₦50.00 (What the bank charges for the service)
• The 7.5% VAT: ₦3.75 (This is the charge, 7.5% of the ₦50 fee)
• EMTL (Stamp Duty): ₦50.00 (The standard flat levy)
• TOTAL COST TO YOU: ₦100,103.75

4. What about USSD?
If you use a code like *737# or *919# and the session fee is ₦20:
• The 7.5% VAT on that fee is ₦1.50.
• Your total cost becomes ₦21.50.
It is a kobo-difference, not a life-changing amount.

5. Why Is This Happening? 🤔
The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) is simply ensuring that all digital services are fiscalized. Just like you pay VAT on a bottle of drink or a data plan, you are now paying VAT on the service of digital banking.

The Bottom Line:
Your savings are safe. Your capital isn't being slashed. This is a tax on the bank's commission, not your hard-earned wealth.

Don’t let misinformation cause unnecessary stress. There is a huge difference between a Tax on your Money and a Tax on a Service Fee.

Share this to clear the confusion!

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Manchester United, hear me out

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@Cupra0x Interested