Ilerioluwa Chukwuemeka
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Nigerian on a Guinness world record Attempt to visit All 54 African countries without using a flight. Believer in Christ first and foremost. follow on IG
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I'm visiting all 54 African countries without using a plane to set a
@gwr
world record and raise money for the Nigerian red cross in 9 months. I'll be posting daily clips here on Twitter. Wanna see how Africa looks like? Follow for more or my Instagram at
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Im visiting all 54 african countries without flying to set a
@GWR
record. If. You liked this video,Like and repost please
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@King__ita
That's literally what all culture warriors do. Virtually everyone picks and choose which parts of culture they are comfortable with
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@SpiricocoNg
If a Muslim bus driver prays in the morning before setting off, dedicating the days activities to His God, does that mean christians should not enter the bus. What of a bus where Muslim creeds are written on. What of a Muslim hospital in emergencies?
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@Justice_E_P_A
Fighting for a new Nigeria and relating this kind of story publicly - just shows how far we have to go in this country. It's 100 percent illegal and it's also immoral- if the person involved didn't want the phone, then it wasn't anyone else place to forcefully retrieve it
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@_soelsammy
@ProbablyDafe
You surely don't think that every part or even the most part of Japan looks like this. It's a city and an urban area, which 1) looks very beautiful 2) no matter the supposed drawbacks is way better than almost everywhere in Nigeria , if not everywhere
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I'm visiting every African country without using a plane. Country 3/4. Togo . Togo-Benin Border at Hilakonji.
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@DrOkaforEmmanu1
This is a terrible terrible take. They should query his certificate because he believes in miracles?
You need a refresher course on ethics
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Day 52 of visiting every African country without flying. The Kuga Naa of the Dagombas appoints the King( called the Yaa Naa) and the new king appoints a new Kuga Naa when theres a vacancy. The Kuga Naa is like a Kingmaker but hes so respected he doesnt have to bow to the king
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I am visiting every African country without using a plane. 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓𝟏 Still in Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana.
Do well to Follow me for daily interesting updates of my travels.
#africantours
#54africancountries
#boarderlessafrica
#Ileribabalobi
#ghana
#Tamale
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Day 52 of visiting every africann country without flying. Frame 1 : A shea butter seed. Shea butter is a big thing in Tamale and Yendi and is made into creams and soaps. Frame 2: on the Road from Tamale to Bolgatanga and my Bag was transformed into what i cannot recognize
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I’m visiting every african country without using a plane. Country 4/54. Ghana . Honotu Border Near Kpalime, and my current Country. I’ll be crossing into country 5 in a few hours.
#borderlessafrica
#naijatotheworld
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I'm visiting every African country without using a plane. 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓𝟎 Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana.
Kindly Follow me for daily updates of my travels.
#africantours
#54africancountries
#boarderlessafrica
#Ileribabalobi
#ghana
#Tamale
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@ZezeMillz
The reason the company " isn't doing right" is because of tips. In the absence of tips customers would pay higher wages anyway
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Im visiting all the 54 African countries without flying, Day 49. The history and Legend of Kumasi people. Please like and retweet
#naijatotheworld
#borderlessafrica
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Im visiting all the 54 African countries without flying, Day 49. The history and Legend of Kumasi people. Please like and retweet
#naijatotheworld
#borderlessafrica
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Country 2/54. Bénin Republic. Semé Kraken Border. Everybody keeps saying come to Twitter, (I already use Twitter for something else entirely). Anyway so here's me on Twitter. For the next one year I'll try to resist talking about politics/economics and focus only on my travels
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@NobleBenz
@GoziconC
"Always cease the opportunity to jump on a bigotry train" This is ironic . Don't you have mirrors at home
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@mustaphaa_gm
@ESPNFC
You did see him next time. Lifting that Giant Trophy. Dreams come true afterall. Xoxox
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I’m visiting all 54 African countries without flying to set a
@GWR
guinness world record. Kumasi, Ghana. Please like and repost
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@JesusOverNaija
@FS_Yusuf_
I don't know what's amazing, that this "chat" exists or that people like you believe it.
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Hello twitter. So I’ve been posting these videos on Instagram so I’ll just resume from the last one I posted there.
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@FinPlanKaluAja1
But GSM was in actual fact inevitable.look at all the west African countries around us, with +232, 233 etc, GSM came in the same time period. Some African countries haven't solved the problem of electricity for decades but none I know of doesn't have GSM.
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Day 51 of visiting every African country without flying. The Dagomba people of Northern Ghana squat to Greet their king and say “Naa”. Naa is the common form of greeting to the elderly . The Dagombas are the second largest ethnic group of Ghana
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Day 52 of visiting every African county without flying. Yendi, Northern Ghana. I was hosted by a relative of the Kuga Naa( Kingmaker) who afterwards took me to see the Kuga Naa of the Dagombas, the 2nd largest tribe in Ghana
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@renoomokri
The standard of living of Ghana is a bit higher than Nigeria. The cost of living is too as well, meaning nigeria is cheaper. But Ghana is somewhat more developed than Nigeria. It's nowhere near El dorado though, in fact the two countries are still similar economically
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Day 51 of visiting every African country without flying. Ate this groundnut soup in Yendi , Northern Ghana , in the home of a member of the Royal Family. Wasnt used to it but it tasted great in the end.
#ghanafood
#africanfood
#travel
#naijatotheworld
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@CactusCat236
@AGHamilton29
California would be red if not for all those democrat voters. Well... Yes
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@JohnStrandUSA
It's not unjustly, you're a treasonous criminal and an unrepentant one at that. It probably should have been more . It's easy to not be in your position, just not be a grifting criminal with no morals. It's that simple
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@revelationrabbi
@FinPlanKaluAja1
The difference is that one is based on issues and the other is based on ethnic identity
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Recently visited the palace of the King of One of the Largest tribes in West Africa. Im getting ahead of myself but I’ll get to this video soon. Meanwhile I oncemore owe the Nigerian Red Cross a Big thank you because their name opened doors for me today again. More on that later
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@NicholasRMason
@PaulSkallas
Virtually every country has it's good and bad sides. Im Nigerian, one of the few that has been to all the 36 states . This report is true, in the sense that of course we're a typical African country and we have slums. It's not the full picture though. Nigeria has lots of beauty
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@Chrisdaramola
@IfyAniebo
She seems to be a terrible person but because people like her husband they won't say. You're dropping an apology and still talking about how you're going to be on the menu for your husband. What sort of flippant nonsense is that. Disgraceful
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@Joshua_Ubeku
With all due respect, what is a Barca?. I'll be fine with Barca not winning anything at all till 2040 if Messi wins the 2026 world cup
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@kynakwado
It's incredible really. One of the reasons liberals so misinformed is that the mainstream media is on their side and so they don't get to see their biases. This is an example. Of course conservatives have their own biases/sources of misinformation.
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@Nsukka_okpa
@LupinIkenga
Keep ur world cup hat trick, we'll keep our actual World cup, two times golden ball, higher goals scored, knock out goals scored, higher Goal assist ratio and the overall easier ability to dunk on that your finished fanbase who have been gasping for air since Dec 18 2022
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@wil_da_beast630
From about 1960, Black single father hood rate increased by about times 6 or 7 and black crime increased by similar amounts just as segregation was ending and racial discrimination was significantly dropping. The people most hurt by false victimhood theories are blacks themselves
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Day 52 of visiting every African county without flying. Yendi, Northern Ghana. Can you pronounce these words?
#overlanding
#ghanalifestyle
#dagomba
#naijatotheworld
#borderlessafrica
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@Nnekabusybody
@Obianuju23
It's alright. Many of the people here are used to having a domineering spouse or being domineering themselves so the thoughts of having others go against their will seems like anathema.
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@04kansi
@instablog9ja
Bro being on a plane is an achievement but like many other achievements it's one worth waiting for. Keep your chin high. You'll do it someday I'm pretty sure.
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@eyeslasho
@Unimashi0
But there are or should be culturalist solutions. Genetics can hardly explain why black single parenthood went from 22% to 72% even as racism reduced and the civil rights act was passed and enforced. Everything has been tried? How so?
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Day 51 of visiting every African country without flying. The queens of the Dagomba king are not allowed to wear tops but can only wear these kind of wrappers outside. I was told that the number of wives he has is uncountable. The last king had 103 children
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@sugabelly
Its not quite true that everyone watched happily and complemented Yoruba culture. Nigeria generally is a very tribalist place so that would be remarkable if true. A glance at the quotes should confirm the veracity of my assertions. People from all sides need to improve
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@brianypaul
@ESPNFC
I like the fact that the image of Messi winning that world cup would be burned into you people's minds all the time.
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@washingtonpost
Shakes head. Let's hope you won't come to regret the racial discord and division you sow regularly
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@ProudFede
@John45359393
The majority of good players are already in the other leagues. Only a few players many at the end of their careers go to The camel league. This is kind of obvious. But you're a Ronaldo Fan so I understand
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@SexVsGender
@sugabelly
Median is a type of average. There's nothing loud about the reply. It's just a reply, even if he's wrong. He wasn't overbearing or anything
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@AfricaFactsZone
No. When the naira was equal to the pounds , average salary was like 50 naira. Nigeria has always been a poor country. It's possible there was less ( not zero) graduate unemployment in the 70s- because fewer people went to school then so the ones that graduated had more jobs
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@DouglasLukasik
Maga really has the absolute worst of people in positions of influence. Lawbreakers, racists, dupes they've got it all. But then again, Donald Trump is the leader so it's the least surprising thing ever
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@Ugo_KelechiPhD
@Princemoye1
Constabularies carrying Ak47s? When did that ever happen?
I think you should look up what a constabulary is , bro.
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@washingtonpost
The extent of the corruption trump wrought- or revealed -:in the GOP is is truly something. Shameful, unpatriotic, craven abuse of power
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@GbenroAdegbola
I can hardly believe it's only 30 years because it was well known in my mind at least when I was a secondary school student 20 years ago. Congratulations and wish you even more successful
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@obyashleyy
Why don't you publicly name and shame these men, if only so their wives can be warned. Assuming the story is true, why do so many of you it happened to not give details
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@AP
Jesus Christ. The likely consequences of this are increased rents in future or decreased housing, and the same people responsible for it are going to blame " greedy landlords "
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@washingtonpost
He has attacked history lessons? Gosh. When did that happen, WAPO. Like he attacked history lessons or he attacked CRT -inspired framings of history.
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@Ugo_KelechiPhD
@bukolasaraki
Both tinubu and saraki are the same kind of people, the kind of people that should not be in government in any way or manner. Two sides of the same coin.
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@men_are_human
The article doesn't say she walked out with his 1.1m in compensation. you guys need to read to understand the nuances of what u see. Isn't it curious to you that a court or the law would let that happen in the first instance?
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54 African nations - and I'm visiting every one of them
54 AFRICAN NATIONS
🇩🇿🇦🇴🇧🇯🇧🇼🇧🇫🇧🇮🇨🇻🇨🇲🇨🇫🇹🇩🇰🇲🇨🇬🇨🇩🇨🇮🇩🇯🇪🇬🇬🇶🇪🇷🇸🇿🇪🇹🇬🇦🇬🇲🇬🇭🇬🇳🇬🇼🇰🇪🇱🇸🇱🇷🇱🇾🇲🇬🇲🇼🇲🇱🇲🇷🇲🇺🇲🇦🇲🇿🇳🇦🇳🇪🇳🇬🇷🇼🇸🇹🇸🇳🇸🇨🇸🇱🇸🇴🇿🇦🇸🇸🇸🇩🇹🇿🇹🇬🇹🇳🇺🇬🇿🇲🇿🇼
#StatiSense
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@renoomokri
The correct take is that neither a trade surplus nor a trade deficit are necessarily good things on their own . We have a trade surplus and the economy is still hurting a lot of people . Statistics are good, but misleading stats are not.
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@JC_Ogor
@firstladyship
Coaching for what. You can get all the coaching for the house or Senate rules within a few hours. Its not rocket science. it's just rules and some are old. An honest person would easily slide into the house and make impact. Theyve had 2 months to get the "coaching" they need
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@SwannMarcus89
This is the part I dislike the most. The dishonesty of these pseudo intellectuals is actually harming Africa. There are consequences to lies
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@p_mawutor
@MightiJamie
@AdriaanZA
Their policy is blame America no matter what. It's devoid of logic and common sense
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@callmedemurral
@MikeBaggz
If there are multiple buildings like that, literally focusing on the ones with a higher per capita intensity (whatever that means) first would lead to saving the greatest amount of buildings and using the least amount of resources. Hint: resources aren't limitless
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@renoomokri
Half of all Nigerian adults don't spend 5k naira a day gambling. Also 8$ times 60m times 365 is about 180bn not 2bn. If 60m Nigerians spend 2bn a year , the average spend is about 3k naira a month or the cost of 5 liters of fuel
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@FinPlanKaluAja1
GSM is technology which virtually any nation can adapt. That's why all African countries have GSM but not all African countries have good roads or rather few do. Also, would you say Buhari brought 5G to Nigeria.
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@daily_trust
In reality, he's probably not going to have been really rich if he stole the money, he's more likely to have frittered it away, or gotten arrested. The friends are the ones with poverty- of the mind . Kudos to him
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@varadmehta
The sheer number of grifters on the right is amazing to see, their place cemented by the sheer number of rubes waiting to be deceived. They are willingly deceived
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@AGHamilton29
Health is always rationed - by quality, cost or access or a combination. Single payer will do little to solve most of America's pressing health problems and will likely exarcebate quite a few of them, which would no doubt lead to further calls for more govt intervention.
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@urchilla01
What geopolitical unfairness pls. Southeast is basically Igbo land which is small ( this explains high rate of migration). FG didn't create the geographical "disadvantage" - history and nature did .Eastern region included C.River, rivers, Bayelsa,akwa ibom-not majorly Igbo states
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@cchukudebelu
Yes it costs time and money to process a visa, whether it's denied or rejected, it's quite logical to fund the processing section with the visa fees. Nigeria also imposes similar fees on travelers trying to come over.
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@BOTAD01
But it's not quite true that we lived in abundance. Things were slightly better maybe pre 2015 but NIGERIA HAS never been a developed country. Very few people could afford to go to Ghana for leisure at any time in the last 60 years. We haven't even had stable light for decades
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@Rebs_dearie
@ulxma
Man here. The way to my heart is not through my stomach. Just saying... ...
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@Africarevolt
@EmmanuelMacron
@POTUS
@afpfr
You don't know that the French have a history of protests spanning decades??
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@wanyeburkett
They think things that aren't crimes are crimes, eg police using force to arrest violent criminals, so the real frustration is the public's refusal to follow their lead on that. Jury after jury acquitting officers didn't prompt a rethink, rather it led to talk of a rigged system
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@wil_da_beast630
Or as Thomas sowell says, quoting George Orwell, " There are some ideas so foolish only an intellectual could believe them"
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@sugabelly
In an ideal marriage unwritten contract, men who have 44k to pay for daycare already spend more on their wives/the home, if they are stay at home mothers. The idea of the standard marriage contract ( not always the reality) is that one provides and another takes care of the home
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@urchilla01
How will TB Joshua distract from Plateau killings and why would BBC be interested in Fulani warlords taking over plateau. This is what happens when you spend too much time online.
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@bbellgam
It's not quite true. You can ask anyone who was earning 150k then if they would rather earn 1.3m now or 150k then. Dollar depreciation and inflation are not the same thing, because we truly don't spend in dollars. Food of 100 isn't 1000 now for example. It's not a straight line
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@Joshua_Ubeku
Are they actually Nashville fans or the same kind of people that were Saudi, Mexico, australia, Netherlands, France etc fans in just a few weeks last year. Well, No matter the kind of fans they are , they should prepare for the same thing that happened last year to happen again
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@wil_da_beast630
@axios
I was wondering when you will show up lol. I've learnt a lot from you because I was considering using almost the exact same words. Another thing is that since it's not worse to die by a gun than a Knife, rates of gun homicide have limited use. Overall homicide better
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@StatiSense
Hopefully this puts an end to the Common myth that the North is cornering Nigeria's resources. Hopefully - signed, a concerned southerner that doesn't care about fake allegations of tribalism by either side
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@Dannn777
@LFCTV
@LFCFoundation
You just know he's likely one of them who are nowadays crying about awards being rigged and what not.
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@portiagator03
@Dahlialithwick
@joncoopertweets
If a federal employee takes vacations with his rich friend, he'll be fired, lose their clearance and be subject to prison? Wow
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@MrOdanz
Same here. Not one. Thomas Sankara met Burkina Faso a poor country and he left it a poor country. After his death, a lot of exaggerations and plain falsehoods about his government started to spread, perhaps because Africans idolise people after they die
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@agirlistiredof
@danBamikiya
@jay_mikee
It's fascinating the lengths you'll go to ignore the truth. Is three major tribes the same thing as only three tribes. Does the existence of the word major not imply other minor tribes. You could just simply learn, rather than trying to defend the indefensible
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@Morris_Monye
Classism is interesting. The average Nigerian, even some upper class, cant afford to consistently eat at any of those places daily and would be quite happy to get free food from either, outside the confines of a date. Then again, you have options, you don't have to date elitists.
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