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The official trailer for Not Addressing This Anymore (NATA).
This film gives voice to those who’ve suffered in silence, judged for what they cannot control.
Please watch, share, and help amplify this message. #NATADocumentary #InfertilityAwareness #BreakingStigma
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They literally locked us out of twitter oo…
Asin, we were using VPN to log into twitter, and twitter influencers couldn’t make money off twitter for 2 years because it was a banned platform.
And you people are using same twitter to campaign for these people?? You’re a Twitter influencer, and you’re using same source of livelihood that was cut out for years, to campaign for them???
Hai! Chineke!
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▪️First African female team to win a World Cup✅
▪️First Nigerian female team to win a World title✅
This 2026 set of the Flamingos have broken many ceilings en route winning the FIFA U17 Women's World Cup 👏👏
These girls have won many hearts!!
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NIGERIA'S FLAMINGOS MAKE HISTORY AS THE FIRST AFRICAN NATION TO WIN THE FIFA U-17 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 🤯🇳🇬🏆
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Imagine my shock waking up to discover that an idea I’ve spent months developing has been rinsed, repackaged and redesigned by someone else
It’s genuinely difficult to build something from scratch.
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ghana people wan kpai am for cs😭
Replying to @EngrAsekun
gats be ghana! you gats retard small before you fit understand wetin dem talk.
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Footage is released of Saddam Hussein's reaction to his death sentence in court.
Saddam Hussein is sentenced to death by hanging.
The Iraq Special Tribunal has sentenced the deposed Iraqi President Saddam Hussein to death by hanging for crimes against humanity over the killings of 148 villagers in the town of Dujail in 1982.
Of his seven co-defendants in the trial, the former head of the Iraqi secret police, Hussein's half-brother Barzan al-Tikriti and the former chief judge of the Revolutionary Court, Awad Hamed al-Bandar were also sentenced to death. Former vice-president Taha Yassin Ramadan was sentenced to life in prison, three other officials received 15 years in prison and one was acquitted.
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The idea that creatives need to post a lot of content daily is the reason why a lot of artists have loose touch with their authenticity as a creative. Creativity shouldn't be forced a lot of y'all have turned into algorithm saturators. Slow to down.
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99 CARTONS SOLD OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh my God! I honestly don't even know what to say. I am genuinely short of words.
I want to sincerely appreciate every single person who made this initiative a success. I don't even want to start mentioning names individually because I wouldn't want to leave anyone out. From the very first person who sent me a message, to the first person who liked my post, reposted it, shared it, offered advice, visited my store or patronised me, I see you, I appreciate you, and I am genuinely grateful.
Thank you so much for standing by me from day one. Every single like, repost, message, encouragement and act of support contributed to making this happen. God bless you abundantly.
A very special shout-out to the Port Harcourt (PH) community. You guys have been absolutely amazing! To everyone who reposted, encouraged me, visited my store, patronised me and offered words of advice, I am deeply grateful. I promise to keep finding ways to give back to this wonderful community. You guys have made my year!
Honestly, this feels like an early December present from you all, and I couldn't have asked for a better one.
May God continually bless you, replenish your pockets, open doors for you and make everything you lay your hands upon prosper.
Thank you for believing in me. Thank you for showing up. Thank you for making this work.
I promise to be an icon of hope. I promise to be an icon of peace.
I am deeply grateful. Thank you, thank you, thank you! ❤️
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You dey outside Nigeria. dey shout TINUBU FOR ANOTHER 4 years.
E no go better for you and your papa.
You for come stay Nigeria enjoy Tinubu goodies with us.












































