A part of me in my brain is dragging my consciousness to the left while the other part of me is dragging to the right. Like it want to lock me off in a cell
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Lmao. Similar to my experience when I needed to go to the pharmacy and the car wasn't available. I asked my boss if I could use his car, and he agreed.
I asked his driver to drive me to a popular pharmacy on Admiralty Way, and this security man actually left his duty post to come and open the car door for me. I just chuckled.
I wasn't carrying any cash that day because it was a quick, unplanned errand. I felt bad that I couldn't give him something, but I couldn't help thinking that if I had walked in or taken a korope (public minibus) there, this guy probably wouldn't have given me a second glance.
Nigerians, especially Lagosians, can be so class-conscious. The kind of treatment you receive sometimes depends on what you drive, wear or how you look. It's quite interesting how quickly people make assumptions about your social and financial status.
Me wey dey beg for urgent 2k up and downπ
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This story coming out of Owerri is really strangeπ³
A 29-year-old mother, identified as Ann Chioma, reportedly died during childbirth, but what allegedly happened at her workplace shortly before her death was announced has left people confused.
Ann was a hairstylist around Jamanze, near Douglas in Owerri, Imo State. According to the story, she showed up at her shop to pick up some of her personal belongings.
But here's where it gets strange. Less than 10 minutes after she reportedly left, her husband called the people at the shop and told them that Ann had died while giving birth.
Now, people are asking questions because they claim they had just seen her at the shop shortly before that call came in. Some even started saying the person they saw might have been her spirit.
There are also claims that she kept appearing at the shop after her death. Because of this, her colleagues, friends and well-wishers reportedly gathered her remaining things, including chairs, clothes, wigs and hair extensions, and took them to her graveside.
They allegedly pleaded with her to rest and stop coming back to the shop.
It's a sad story, especially considering that she was only 29 and had a young family.
But the question many people are asking is: can someone who has died really return to places they were familiar with or come back for their belongings?
Have you ever heard of or experienced anything like this?
Omerem
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I have a question. Please feel free to attack me.
OGB wasn't a successful content creator. He wasn't a successful entertainer, doesn't act movies, doesn't sing songs.
Somehow, he has opened a highend store, drives a multimillion car with multiple houses.
How please?
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Men, drop the screenshots. Girls simping in your DMsπ
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Apart from Emmanuella MarkAngel, this is another girl I've watched grow over the years. I remember when she was making content on Facebook, and now seeing how far she's come is really nice.
I love the fact that she moved from Facebook to X and continued building her name instead of giving up. She's been putting in the work, creating content and growing her audience.
I honestly don't understand why people keep hating on her. You don't have to like everything she does, but at least give her credit for how far she's come. She climbed her way up, and that's something worth respecting.
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Jasmine teaches Carter how to calculate using his fingers, and at the end, she kisses Carter Efe. Carter just dey enjoy everything πππ
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Day in the life of an OOU student @keshdelight πββοΈ


























