So men just pee, shake it twice, and put it back in their pants? No rinsing ? Nothing?

Tomorrow is my Birthday 🎂🎂🎂🎉 🫡🪖Happy Birthday in advance to PATRIOTIC SOJA 17 Oct is here again. #ThankASoldier #ForGidAndCountryAlways

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Nobody makes love more than couple wanting to make a baby. Those folks be doing it at every given opportunity and corner. 😎

Alhamdulilah ya Allah 🎉

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Alhamdulilah!!! 🎉

Happy birthday to you Sir 🎈🎂 Age Gracefully bro 🥂

Happy birthday bro,I wish you the best of both worlds

Alhamdulilah!!! 🎉

Alhamdulilah!!! 🎉

Today, we remember Sgt. Tumaki Mboh, a top-class drill instructor and a Sergeant of Delta Company, Nigerian Military School. For many boys who passed through the school, his voice, presence and unforgettable expressions remain part of their memories. He could look at a boy with a skin-cut and casually fire: “Your head like Sahara Desert.” 😂 If someone was short, he had another one ready: “You short like water bottle.” 🤣 And during bush camp, his classic warning: “You think we don't have Guard Room here? We will put you inside thorns and tie you up.” 😭😂 Behind the tough voice, relentless drills and intimidating presence was a man who played his part in moulding boys into disciplined young men. The NCOs who trained cadet sometimes made life at Military School tough, but years later, they'll realise many of those lessons became part of who we are. Rest peacefully, Oga Tumaki Mboh. 🫡 The boys have not forgotten you. Your voice, your lessons and your stories continue to live on in the memories of those you trained. You served. You moulded. You left a legacy.

Today, we remember Sgt. Tumaki Mboh, a top-class drill instructor and a Sergeant of Delta Company, Nigerian Military School. For many boys who passed through the school, his voice, presence and unforgettable expressions remain part of their memories. He could look at a boy with a skin-cut and casually fire: “Your head like Sahara Desert.” 😂 If someone was short, he had another one ready: “You short like water bottle.” 🤣 And during bush camp, his classic warning: “You think we don't have Guard Room here? We will put you inside thorns and tie you up.” 😭😂 Behind the tough voice, relentless drills and intimidating presence was a man who played his part in moulding boys into disciplined young men. The NCOs who trained cadet sometimes made life at Military School tough, but years later, they'll realise many of those lessons became part of who we are. Rest peacefully, Oga Tumaki Mboh. 🫡 The boys have not forgotten you. Your voice, your lessons and your stories continue to live on in the memories of those you trained. You served. You moulded. You left a legacy.