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Any religion that justifies stoning people to death or beheading them has no place in a civilized society.
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All it takes is one good idea, some delusional friends and a Chinese supplier.
How can the punishment for immoral act be decapitation? Mehn!!! Some countries are terrifying, it feels kinda good that their neighbor is bombing them & calling their bluff especially with their so called sacred places.
You will carry your hard earned millions to go to Saudi Arabia in the name of Hajj, then they will behead you because of kissing!!!
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“Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9
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Imagine the intense billing this author faced that made him write a whole book to vent. 😂😂😂
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Do not be at the mercy of people for what you can give yourself if you lock in.
The major front liners running for the Presidency are not even inspiring...incumbent is just there, likely 1st runner up is not desirable, likely 2nd runner up has lost the tempo he had 4 years ago....
The options are too bare..
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Today, I turn 70 with deep gratitude to God for the gift of life and the privilege of serving my country.
I am thankful for every lesson, challenge and opportunity to contribute to Nigeria’s progress. My hope for our nation’s future is as strong as ever and my commitment to helping build a better Nigeria with integrity and purpose remains unchanged.
January, 2026, someone converted N14.7m to $10,000 to invest ( supposedly to edge against unforseen Naira devaluation) at 12% ROI.
October, 2026, $10k has increased to $11k ( $1k interest), converting back to Naira at current $1 = 1360, $11k = N14.960m
N260k after 10 months on N14.7m..
Even a bloody savings account interest would have done better.
Headmaster!!! You do this one. Please do not bet against the Naira.
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Never throughout history has a man who lived a life of ease left a name worth remembering.”- Theodore Roosevelt

















