Ogechukwu

am chosen

[FIFI🌟 @fifss__]

Pst Jerry is so emotional, may we marry once and marry right. lol

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

@cfc_anie @feranmiiee Very true because the diocese you see written on the banner may be 200km away😅😅

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https://t.co/W1YNcGTU9j

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@drabosalama @MbagwuOsita I wish I could lay my hands on this isolate to study it further. Especially its genomic content. It would surprise you to see the level of evolution these organisms undergo just to survive in their hosts.

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

@Youngprofnugget @paultobi_ Yes, because farmers pump their chicks with unnecessary antibiotics.

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

@GeovGreat @ebafegha @paultobi_ Exactly. And when that effort is completed, a poor attitude to antibiotics will rubbish the effort of the newest antibiotic in town.

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@KeruboSk Carbonated water

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@ScholarshipfPhd Hi

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@asherkkine I am a teacher and I would not mind a new laptop at the moment. Thank you.

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@Finance_Queen__ @Dir_Martinsz Toh

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@yonlineauntie We are waiting patiently for your 'aspire to pespire' story. Congrats all the way.

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

@ashernkiine A car

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

Thank you Jesus...

[Omolola. @omololade]

Dear God,
I need a better paying job asap.
Monday to Friday, 9 to 5.
3 days onsite and 2 days remote.
A job that closes for the year.
With a staff bus, 30 days paid annual leave, kind bosses and colleagues.
A job that pays a 13th month salary and shares rice and oil.
Amen. 🙏

[Ogechukwu @holog4ever]

https://t.co/OXoyjlo4Qy

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@tjiga4 @iamstretch_ @layiwasabi 😅😅

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@Amy_beke None.

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@__theSeyram @unibirmingham

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@Olawa_le_ @omo_Akinbile @momentumHCare 😆😆😆

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@omo_Akinbile These two friends are actually meant for each other. No one is deceiving the other.

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@seanpepisky @OurFavOnlineDoc Yes. Growing up in Nigeria in the late 80s and early 90s, we used pram on the street. Especially in residential streets without many vehicles. Also there weren't Keke or bikes as public transport.