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This is what still lives inside people in 2026.
A surgeon pulling a living Ascaris lumbricoides — thick as a pencil, still wriggling — out of a human intestine.
Not a horror movie.
Not “olden days.”
Today.
While some of us argue about organic food and detox teas, others are still hosting worms long enough to need the knife.
Clean water and basic sanitation aren’t “luxury.”
They’re the difference between a normal life… and this.
How many more are walking around with these right now and don’t even know?
Replying to @retha_1_
Once you have a family, you stop living for yourself. Your actions have a direct impact on those you’re supposed to love & protect. There comes a time when you need to sit down & decide to stop living the f*** up life you’ve been living, especially as a man.
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Jeff Bezos went from billionaire to billionaire bodybuilder after marrying Lauren Sánchez. even his beard decided to level up and turn grey. The power of a woman is unmatched 😭
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What is so sweet about Zac that every girl keeps falling for him after one encounter? 😂😭
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Hard to celebrate Workers Day when the biggest job for most youths is "looking for a job".
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By this prayer you are receiving Freshness of Life.
God is doing this to you and for you because He loves you.
#JESUS
#unitedfamilyinternationalchurch
#EmmanuelMakandiwa
#RuthEmmanuelMakandiwa
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NOTA: "Show me a Black woman that has ever uplifted another Black woman, show me one example, ever in history!"😳😳😳
She couldn't think of any! 😭😭😭
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iShowSpeed concludes his African tour and let it be said, this 21 year old has done more to put Africa on the map than many African leaders/politicians
Thank you Speed.
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🚨🏴 ENZO FERNANDEZ HAS EQUALIZED IN THE 94TH MINUTE FOR CHELSEA!
Manchester City 1-1 Chelsea.
teapaw.org/spiderfreezy/status/20…
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Comedian Leroy "Comic Elder" Zaware has expressed gratitude to President Emmerson Mnangagwa after receiving a brand-new double-cab vehicle in recognition of his artistic contributions in the entertainment industry. Zaware was among 20 outstanding youths recognised for their significant contributions in various sectors of the economy, highlighting the government's commitment to fostering talent and creativity



















