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What I’ve learned from a soldier,
Every man is a son to a daughter!!!

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@Phils_Cassidy I need a tasker. Please dm

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@TechDJKella Odin tasker needed

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@Peniel277 @aishabarau7 @remotemondays Hi, I'm also trying to reach you. Kindly send a dm, thanks!

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@theweb3joker @hiishurii @0xAdesola I’ve been getting mails to join alignerr but I ignored because I read they scam people. Know anyone who’s made money from there?

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@ChuksEmma947401 Active boss

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@Mase20Te I’m unable to

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@Mase20Te Yes👍

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@DPapparazy @Olufemi_Ak @40PlusImmigrant Thanks a bunch!

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@DPapparazy @Olufemi_Ak @40PlusImmigrant Hi Mr.Sam
Please I’d like to dm also.

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@pepple_miracle I am very interested

[AFTER HOW MANY CHILDREN @tomisin_ms]

Almost every Black baby I know born in the UK seems to have eczema.

My first daughter’s eczema was quite severe. Someone said to me, “They don’t use to bathe Black babies,” suggesting it may have been linked to her first bath or frequent bathing.

Our GP prescribed an emollient and a bath emollient, and I managed her skin with those alongside ABF cream whenever she had flare-ups.

By the time I had my second and third babies, I followed the advice I’d been given and didn’t give them regular baths for the first month. Instead, I used the bath emollient on a soft cloth to gently clean them.

Their skin has been noticeably better than my first’s. I don’t know whether that’s the reason but I’d genuinely love to hear from Nigerian parents with babies born in the UK who didn’t struggle with eczema. Did you do anything differently?

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@bjabrack1 @DrMel_ Here

[Girl, The Internet! @Sugar_Pops_]

Someone ghosted me once after a very very very perfect date.

He just dropped me off, ignored my messages, and never contacted me again. I took it as a L and moved on. We still viewed each other’s WhatsApp status o, but that was it.

Then one day I posted on my WhatsApp status complaining bitterly about the rising body odour in town and he responded to my status with a question, asking how he can politely tell someone they have body odour.

I told him there’s really no easy way o, but if it were me, depending on the relationship I have with the person, I’ll probably just ask them something like “did you change your body cream or get a new one recently? You smell funny o, are you sure they’ve not sold you a fake?”

His next message was “when we went on that date, did you change your body cream or get a new one recently? you smelled funny o, are you sure they didn’t sell you a fake?”

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@buukkss @thenameissommy Oh, clear now.
Thanks 😂

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@buukkss @thenameissommy Abeg explain

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@deelan111 @Lizzyb_th Want to get a good picture of the bride’s dress. Can you help with it please?

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@omoobastudios Similar experience, same university, same department!

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@ronkecarew This is highly inspiring.
Weldone and Barak Allahu Fii ma’am

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@Yaw_nyame35 @iansuzir Hi

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@Cheezylicious_ Thank you @Cheezylicious_