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Make e no be say na because of this girl I go go download TikTok 😭
she missogini pass dem Wizarab. 😭
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Tinubu no go kill me. 😂😂
E say na "when I got to Chicago, I worked different jobs as a student" 😂
You wey dey sell loud - as you dey sell loud, Dapo Abiodun dey another state dey load giftcard - your Chief Of Staff join benefit boys.
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BBNaija star Saskay shares advice ahead of the January general elections.
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If you gather 1 million monkeys to startup a society, they will have stable electricity within 50 years
There is no progress whatsoever that any government can claim they built if they still cannot offer stable electricity in 2026
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“Omo you are balding o”
Looks like you want to fall down and pour it away abi?
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TikTok's comment section 😭🤣
One said her own thug life is with home training
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Mikel Obi would be furious why he invited Ricardo Carvalho in the first place.
Carvalho spent the whole time talking about Saliba and Konsa even though Mikel was trying to force Colwil down his throat 😂😭😭
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Replying to @dammiedammie35
No worry African prince de wait for you on Facebook
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I have been following this man’s cancer journey on TikTok for a while now. His name is Marcel, and he was battling terminal cancer.
One thing that stood out to me throughout his journey was how much he loved his family. Even while receiving treatment in the hospital, he would sometimes leave to go home, spend some time with his family, and then return to continue his treatment.
There was a point when his condition deteriorated badly, but despite everything, he remained hopeful that he would beat the cancer.
On Sunday, he posted a video saying he wanted to go home and spend time with his family because he was tired and the pain had become too much for him. He eventually left the hospital that same Sunday.
But guess what? I came on TikTok today only to see a video from his wife announcing that Marcel had passed away on Monday.
Just imagine that. He went home on Sunday, hoping to spend some time with his loved ones, and by Monday, he was gone.
Even after getting home, he had uploaded another video with the caption, "Home, safe and sound."
Honestly, this one has really touched me. Throughout his cancer journey, his wife stood firmly by his side. She never left him to face the battle alone.
What makes this even more heartbreaking is how he explained his illness to his children. He would tell them that there was a monster in his belly, and that despite all the medicines the doctors were giving him, the monster wasn't going away. Instead, it kept spreading.
He kept updating his children about what was happening, almost as though he was gently preparing them for something he probably didn't want them to experience.
I don't know why, but this particular story has really broken me.
I genuinely prayed and hoped that Marcel would pull through and defeat the cancer. I kept wishing for a miracle.
It's painful to watch someone fight so hard, hold on to hope, and still lose the battle.
May God comfort his wife, children and everyone he has left behind. May they find the strength to bear this painful loss.
Rest in peace, Marcel. 🕊️
Amen. 🙏
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A lady shared the story about the Mohbad case and said the DNA test was done yesterday by Wunmi and Mohbad’s father, for Liam claimed to be mohbad son after the court directed both sides’ lawyers to carry out the test.
But the result claims that the child does not belong to the Aloba family. 💔😭
































