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YES! I SAID IT😭😂 IT’S 2026! WE DON’T WANT MEN, WE WANT MONEY💰🤣
WE WANT KINGS WHO BUILD QUEENS 👑NOT RANDOM MEN WHO WANT VIP ACCESS TO A QUEEN WITH NO CONTRIBUTION TO THE QUEENDOM😭😂
Ladies, fight for financial stability, NOT MEN! TETUJJA BALWANIRA NEWEMUNYIGA😂😂😂😂😂
Anyway, I’ve thrown the stone and gone to bed. You people can hold the emergency meeting🤣🤣
BE MAD. EAT. SLEEP.
GOOD NIGHT😘💋
One Love ❤️
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Someone is judging you right now, and someone else is totally inspired by you. Neither of them is paying your bills, so just do your own thing.
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My respect goes out to everyone doing life alone, without support, wealthy siblings, rich parents or well-connected friends. Just you, waking up every day and trying to make it work. I pray you succeed and experience a major financial breakthrough.
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Senegal’s Defense Ministry 🇸🇳🛡️
#FIBAWC x @FSBBOFFICIEL
Ibou Badji with the big block
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It is finished.
South Sudan @SSBFed won!
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South Sudan is home to 64 officially documented tribes and counting! 🇸🇸While the Dinka, Nuer, Shilluk, and Azande are the largest, every single group brings its own unique language, traditions, and history to the table.
In a world that often fears difference, South Sudan’s incredible cultural and linguistic diversity serves as a powerful unifying factor. True strength lies in our tapestry of identities.
The Acholi and the Murle would be the face of South Sudan's culture if we could push further and the Angelic nonchalant dance of the Shilluk is something to admire too.
How many tribes do you know and what do you know about them?
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Good morning good people of X make the new opportunity count step out with confidence and conquer the the day
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On behalf of the entire Otikokin family and leadership, I warmly congratulate my daughter, Jael Kimberly Aremo, for her outstanding performance and vibrant display of talent during this weekend’s Miss Universe Uganda finals.
Seeing you take the stage with such grace, confidence, and elegance to compete for the crown filled the Otikokin community with immense pride.
Your achievement as 1st Runner-Up is a clear testament to your potential, serving as an inspiring reminder to our youth to boldly embrace and nurture their talents.
Kimberly, as you celebrate your birthday today, we pray for your continued success. Keep shining and soaring high!






































