@RajiWritesWeb3@instablog9ja Yes, every religious have their own doctrine and rules. Though, I see it as a way of strengthening love among old couples and giving hope to the young couples to newly marriage.
@TomolaGroup This explanation is not clear enough use Dangote sugar as an example it was trading at 72 when right issue is 60 . Can you pls break it down more because to me I see the R I as discount buy
Who did this video πππ it gave me so much goosebumps...look at junior pope, Mr Ibu....so this man on red is late too π’
Its cancer sir....I did all I could π’π Oh Alex!
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