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Kwara, Lagos, Oyo, Ogun, NG.
JIMOH, Awawu Folake GMNSE ❤️ Congratulations to me!
15/10/2025 The day I got inducted into the engineering profession. Congratulations JIMOH, Awawu Folake GMNSE ❤️
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If you’ve never left Nigeria, please be grateful. 🤲 The moment you step out and experience how other countries work, there’s no way you’ll come back to Nigeria without wanting to burn Aso Rock and your president. You’ll realise that these people have taken so much from us that even our 10th generation will still be paying for it. Are you aware that education is free in the country I live in? Meanwhile, a kindergarten in Nigeria costs ₦500k to go to school, eat and cry. Anyway, it's mostly Tinubu supporters who relocate sef and there is God. It’s almost time for the Hallelujah Challenge 🚶‍♀️
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Dear Muslim, When you're in ruku', Your fingers should be spread, On your knees, As if gripping your knee cap. When you're in sujud, Your fingers should be together, Tightly closed, Such that, There's no space between them. Clear??
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Some people have been in my DM asking how I lost weight, so let me gist you people. First of all, I have NEVER been to the gym in my life. I work out at home, but even that one is once in a while. What actually helped me was calorie deficit and intermittent fasting. I still eat rice, by the way. I didn’t ban rice from my life! I still eat the food I enjoy, but I also cut out some things completely and became more conscious of how much I eat.
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Take three🌚🌚..... Na different pattern I dey show on a daily basis 🤌
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God abeg 😂 😂 😂
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I know it’s hard but please try your best to not insult me unprovoked over any of my tweets. I will go band for band. The lower you go, the more I’ll follow suit. Oro enu mi o da, mio de ni wo ti olorun mo e lara. ❤️💡
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Make person send me mail epistle. Need to have some very big smiles. missyomi07@gmail.com Thank you
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Married today, 3 years ago! More live together, my Gorgeous Damsel.💎😘❤️ @KareemMaryam11
A brief introduction about myself. I’m here to make impact. Don’t miss any of my videos! Stay connected to my page for more valuable content.
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i wish postpartum recovery was discussed as much as childbirth. women deserve to know that healing takes time, that their bodies need care and that struggling after birth doesn’t make them bad mothers.
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Sis to sis: if his family no like you, no marry am.
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Good Morning Beautiful People. Have a blessed day, today.
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Capital Sage at 10 ❤️💙
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My type of style! So elegant 👌 3quarter gown but without the cleavage and back opening
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Afi suuru 😂😂
The original tweet
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Please congratulate me,I am just building a new store in new state, for reference I’ve never built a store in this state before in my life. So please congratulate me, thank you. God bless you 🥹🫶🏻
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I finally uploaded my first video on my faceless YouTube channel! 🥹😭❤️ It gets better from here, In Shaa Allah. Gosh, I’m so emotional right now. I put so much effort into this, mehn. 😭🥹 Alhamdulillah!
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After zuhr salat this afternoon, I decided to take a nap on the mat in the compound, then I remembered seeing this video earlier today and sleep "vanished" immediately.
This heat wave can bring snakes to your house. Here's what you can do to prevent snakes coming to your house.
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I went to visit my boyfriend one Saturday, and when I arrived, I noticed he hadn’t eaten. I asked him why, and he said he was waiting for me so we could eat together. I smiled and said, “That’s sweet. What are we eating?” He laughed and said, “You came to visit your man, and you’re asking him what you’re eating?” I thought he was joking, so I laughed too. A few minutes later, he brought out a loaf of bread and a small tin of sardines. He looked at me and said, “Hope you can manage this. I haven’t received the money I’m expecting.” I told him it was fine. We ate, talked, and had a good time. Before I left, I stopped at a shop and bought him some groceries. I knew he had been struggling financially, and I wanted to help. Two days later, he called me. Him: “So you came to my house and bought groceries for me?” Me: “Yes. You told me things were difficult, so I wanted to help.” Him: “Did I ask you to buy anything for me?” I was confused. Me: “No. I just thought it would help.” He laughed and said, “You women always do things and later use them to judge men. I hope you won't start telling people you were feeding me when I had nothing.” I was shocked. Me: “Have I ever thrown anything you did for me in your face?” Him: “I'm just saying. I don't want you to think you're better than me because you have money.” I ended the call because I didn't want to argue. The funny thing was that I had never looked down on him for being broke. I had supported him before, encouraged him when he was discouraged, and even helped him prepare for a job interview. But somehow, my kindness had become a threat to his pride. I decided to give him some space. Three days later, he called again and asked why I hadn't been checking on him. I told him I was giving him room to focus on himself. He said, “So because I told you how I felt, you've changed towards me?” I replied, “I haven't changed because you're struggling financially. I'm beginning to worry because you seem uncomfortable whenever I try to help you.” He got angry and said, “Maybe you need a man who can afford everything you want.” I told him, “I need a man who can communicate with me without making me feel guilty for showing him kindness.” He hung up. That evening, he sent me a long message saying I had abandoned him during a difficult period and that a woman who truly loved a man would stand by him. I read the message twice. This was the same man who had turned a simple act of kindness into an accusation. I didn't argue with him. I simply told him I wished him well, but I wasn't willing to continue a relationship where I had to keep defending my intentions. He called me ungrateful. He said I would regret leaving him when he became successful. I wished him the best and moved on. I don't need a rich man. I need a man who can receive love without turning it into a competition. Tell me honestly, did I give up on him too quickly, or was I right to walk away?
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Never in a million years did I imagine we would be doing this for Yemi, but God knows best. 💔😢 Yemi is battling breast cancer and kidney disease, and she urgently needs a kidney transplant. This is a difficult time for her and her family, and every little contribution can make a difference. Please, guys, let’s come together to help save Yemi’s life. 🙏🏽❤️ No amount is too small. If you can’t donate, please RT and share to reach someone who can. May God bless everyone who supports her. 🙏🏽 Kindly repost for wider reach. God bless you🙏 #HelpSaveYemi #SaveALife #MedicalFundraiser
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