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@2_Oies @TheNationNews Say it louder!

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@ruffydfire Best new to ever come to Nigerias aviation in 57 years.
Weldon @flyairpeace

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@bassyjnr Hahahha .
The only Bassey that i know😁.

Long time bro.
Walahi i no even know, say na you.
Na d "young man" give u away😁

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Forget exchange rate.
Make memories & be happy.

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Hehehe...
#SavageNation

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Star 🌟 Boy.
The Lords Chosen ✨️

#viralvideo
#African
#UK

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@ruffydfire Breaking News:

$1 = N2314

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The sounds of the signs and times.
Are we there yet?? #Nigeria #Africa @ruffydfire

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@SERAPNigeria I've always wondered what you people do when they pay no attention to your demands.

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@rutie_xx Y?

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@fkeyamo In all honesty, if Peter Obi @PeterObi fails to claim back his mandate, it will not hurt so much like Nigerians (across all divides) being deprived the opportunity to see you suffer in some way worse than Emefiele in the nearest future
I advise you exercise some decorum @fkeyamo

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@realFFK For @femigbaja, the future of the country has roles for him, but i doubt so for Gov. Sanwolu..

Happy birthday to them...

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@renoomokri The children upbringing is so important.
I see how the Arabs and indians raise their kids and live with each other in a communal way.
We Africans are quick to abandon our culture, ethics, and way of life to adopt the Europeans' way of life.

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

If you wake up on a Monday morning and enter a train in London and its environs, you can hardly find two people talking to each other. Everyone avoids eye contact. There is silence. The only noise you hear is the choo choo-ing of the train. Very little human interaction.

The same thing happens on buses and the streets. It is as if people have been put in a trance-like state, and they become zombies heading off to different workplaces doing work that they don't like to get the money that they like. In fact, you will see the rat race on steroids.

Nobody has time for you. Each person is wrapped up in themselves. This cycle is repeated every working day. And then, at four in the evening, there will be a wave of people, all stoic and cold, moving in the other direction. Very soon, you find that it is hard to make friends. And even if it is possible, you may not be able to maintain friendships, as the work commute takes its toll on you.

As an African immigrant, this is your first culture shock. Then you become part of the system. You get a job, and your life revolves around it. You buy a house, and you take up a second job because the mortgage is something else.

Then your biological mother visits from Nigeria, and you can't even spend five unbroken hours with her, because you have to go to your second job soon after you finished your first job. You are not even aware that you have become more committed to the rat race than to your family.

And you are thirty. You will do this for the next thirty five years. Yes, you have a lot of things that people back in Africa do not have. But is life not more than things?

Don't take for granted the warmth, noise, the hustle and bustle, and the human connection you get in Africa. Even in a bus in Lagos, commuters are not strangers to each other. In the ninety minutes it takes for them to get to their destinations, they will 'gist' and have more interactions than you have had with your English neighbour since you moved next door to him.

Those are the little things that make life worth living, not material possessions that possess you to the extent that to keep them, you must stop living and become another fixture of the rat race.

What did the philosopher say again? Even if you win the rat race, you are still a rat!

If you japa, you may end up trading relational wealth for economic prosperity. And in the evening of your life, you may ask yourself, 'What did it profit me to gain the whole world and lose my soul to the rat race?'

#TableShaker

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Decisions have consequences.

Elections are Decision too.

[Elle🌺 @sweetsixtien]

I hope well-meaning Nigerians can now see that the artist of this picture was not lying 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♀️

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@abati1990 If you insist.
It's not like we are asking, but by all means, if you insist