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The Don Jazzy Tech Scholarship 2027 is now open!
Apply here: donjazzy.tsacademy.com
Good luck, guys! ❤️🐘
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How this egbon do it effortlessly needs to be studied cus that 6 must show in every tight settings.
Kai Kai Kai 😂
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DARK AURA 🖤
Not every presence needs an introduction,
Not every beauty needs an explanation.
Some walk into a room and steal the show,
Some leave a scent long after they go.
There is a darkness that speaks of class,
A touch of mystery that none can surpass.
A scent that whispers, yet commands attention,
A fragrance that leaves a lasting impression.
Bold in its silence, rich in its flair,
You don’t just wear it, you become the affair.
One spray, one moment, and all eyes on you.
Dark Aura…
Because ordinary was never meant for you. 🖤
📩 Send me a DM to get yours.
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There’s nothing better than seeing an artist’s effort finally get the recognition it deserves. Rooting for you, OKWI. 🫶🏾 ❤️
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Have you heard that Betway is sharing 400k among 50 winners ? This is interesting!
I spotted games like 3 China pots and couple of other games on #BetwayDailyJackpots.
The promotion runs from 7pm to 9pm, so check out the eligible games on Betway
Join here:
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The way the English media are trying to push Eddie Howe to United is pissing me off..😡
No disrespect to him but he’s not Manchester United standard…
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Just saw that Yolly’s running something this week where one person walks away with an iPhone 18 Pro Max.
If you’ve been posting, going live, or picking up stars on there, you might already be in the mix for it (they’re talking about up to ₦100k worth of stars).
Worth a look if you’re already using the app. 🤯
#JollyOnYolly
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Moment K1 De Ultimate declared a birthday party for his Saxophonist, Olawale Adekoya at his Mayekun Resort residence.
He has an exceptional love for that guy.🥰❤️
I’m 34 years old, a nurse, and married to my husband for eight years. We have two children, and I honestly believed I had a happy family.
At the hospital where I worked, I had a colleague who was also my best friend. She was 31, a single mother, and lived just a few streets away from me. Our children played together, we shared meals, and we spent so much time together that our colleagues often joked that we were sisters.
I trusted her with everything, including my marriage problems.
What I never knew was that whenever I worked night shifts and she was off duty, she would visit my house and sleep with my husband.
The most painful part? She would sometimes call the hospital to ask how busy our unit was, trying to find out whether I might finish early or be sent home.
One night, another colleague noticed something suspicious and eventually the truth came out.



































