@groovjourney So you're telling me now that I have to start a new save because of the update?? After all the hard work I've done?? This is mental and I'm not happy about this at all, guess I'll stop playing now
Every time I watch PSG and then open Twitter, I realise we’re all watching a different sport.
I’m left staring at my screen in disbelief. Every game, João Neves does the dirty work others don’t want to do.
He is the sacrificial lamb we slaughter so that aestheticism can maintain its place in football.
This mother of 3, who was about 30+ wanted to fuck me badly
Guess how she got dismissed?
Ma'am I don't even sleep with random girls talk more of a married woman and I backed it up with krazy laughter 😂.
A 1 month relationship ended because I refused to sleep with the girl the first time we met. " u dey form saint" was her last message.
I understand that most men are dogs and can lay with anything, but for some of us, our bodies are respected more than any other thing.
Sexual discipline is a peak strength.
Your phone just got stolen. You have less than 60 minutes to save your bank account. Do this NOW.
1. Use the "Universal Panic Code"
Grab ANY phone around you (a friend’s, a stranger’s) and dial your bank’s emergency block code.
You just need to know the phone number linked to your account.
Access: 901911#
GTB: 73751*10#
Zenith: 966911#
UBA: 919911#
First Bank: 894911#
FCMB: 329911#
Wema: 945911#
Sterling: 822911#
Fidelity: 770911#
Stanbic: 90929#
Union: 8266#
Moniepoint: 5573911#
2. Kill the SIM Card
The thief needs your SIM to receive OTPs.
Call your network provider immediately from another line to block it:
MTN: 180
Airtel: 111
Glo: 121
9mobile: 200
3. The Social Media Fix
If you can get to a phone or laptop, DM your bank’s verified account (look for the checkmark) on X or Instagram.
Type this "URGENT: STOLEN PHONE." Their fraud teams usually monitor these 24/7, you'll get a response almost immediately.
4. Protect your future self
Once you're back on your feet, go to your phone settings and enable a SIM PIN.
It’s a 4-digit code that locks your SIM.
Even if they steal the phone, they can't use the SIM in another device without that PIN.
Share with someone who might need this help.