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Making the world 🌎 a better place through my platforms. Therefore, you can’t be my follower and not be happy or not have sense.

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Availability and Ability 🕊️👏

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The most despicable people on earth, South Africans.

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@sholary Lol 😂 bruh...

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@AfricanHub_ How dare you say that!? 🤬

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@notyourboyizzy @ivyyy22_ @a__vanita Lol 😂 guy, Why!? 😂

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@Olamilekan25125 LWKM🤣

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Lord I am grateful 🙏

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They sat on my table and broke my bread.
I perceived treachery from the breath that came out of their nostrils.

[Executioner.🥷🏾 @AU79executioner]

After watching the whole documentary on how this "alleged" fake Dubai prince was tracked down to Nigeria.
I'm here to give you tips on 10 things you must never do on social media to protect your privacy.

1. Never post pictures from the exterior of your house,church, gym, or school. Any important place you go to at least twice a week never post a picture from the exterior of that place.

2. Never tag your family member when posting online. Everyone should live in their own space. (I have two blood brothers on this app, and we don't even engage ourselves),

3. Never post sensitive information like house address, phone number, email, full name, account number, ETC.

4. Never post your children online, especially when in school uniform.

5. Never post your active location in real time. Leave the venue before you make the post.

6. Never post the exterior of your car. Even if you cover your plate number, we can still track your car from having a specific of what it looks like.

7. Be anonymous. Avoid posting pictures of your face.

8. Never bring discussion about your personal life to the internet except you need help from the internet

9. If you run a business, open a business account, and don't run business under your personal account.

10. Last and not the least, stop linking up with random people you meet on the internet. one day, you will link up with a kidnapper.

Privacy is power, people cannot destroy what they don't know.

PS. This is not to help you evade crime but to help protect your privacy from predators that might be stalking you. Always remember!!! no one is actually anonymous under the law.

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@peace_igho People wey normal for X no reach 3.

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@CHULLY1010 WTF....!!!

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Men
Of
Honor

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@mukamajustin2 @mukamajustin2 Where's the shame, Where's your dignity? ..

I ask again, WHERE'S THE VIDEO?

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@italian_Spencer Una dey gree engage others...

Abeg

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@TheHildaBaci This is definitely AI.

She can't be this hot in real life 😭🧬

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@AndyjnrUmaru We weak

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@plot_twistttt All
Is
Well
3 words

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@Amaddream_ You pack

[OBA OF P.H 👑 @obaofph01]

This is from Iye Abel, a Doctor who did her service in Zamfara.

Read,....I worked in a tertiary health facility in Zamfara during my compulsory housemanship. That area was ravaged by armed bandits and kidnappers at the time. For every call duty, we had no less than ten new casualties, some brought in dead—men, women, and children. These bandits terrorized villages and killed people without mercy. I sutured different kinds of bul:let wou—nds that period, people sho.t in their genitals, legs, anus—you name it! My nostrils were literally fed up with the sme.ll of innocent blo..od.

There were days I got emotional on the job, as I could not stand the depth of unhindered wickedness that was perpetuated in the land.

Most of the medical officers in surgery department took lots of alcohol. I guess it was their own way of calming their nerves and zoning out of the realities at work.

Most nights, the attac-ked villagers came in soaked in their own blood, crying, cur..sing at Nigeria and calling on God to help them. They had no one to call on, but God.

I remember a six months old pregnant woman who was rap;ed and her husband kill:ed in her presence. Sol.diers were not left out too, they were bad-ly brui.sed and injured. Some di.ed, reigning ins$ults on Nigeria till they breathed their last. It was a horri@fic experience.

I still recall an eight year old girl who was sh-ot in her face. Eyes apart, face in sham:bles, but she managed to breathe through her disfig-ured nostrils. We referred them to ABU teaching hospital but the father said they had no money for surgery. They took her out of the hospital, I really can’t tell how that story ended. She was only eight!

I ran home immediately after my housejob and never looked back.

People sit behind their keypads and drop hot takes when they have no experience of what mass kill…ings is all about. They talk without empathy because they or their loved ones are not in anyway affected.

The truth remains that real kil.-lings have been happening in Nigeria in thousands, and the government has been inattentive to it.

I’m particularly thankful that these two days have aroused our leaders to action. Let them protect those who they are leading. Let them be held accountable for their negligence all through the years.

And I sincerely hope that Nigeria recovers from this colossal disgrace.

May peace dwell in our nation once again.