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Iplugg retweeted
Nigerian men and women demarket themselves and still meet themselves in same market. 🤝
I mean everyone loves scenic views but stop celebrating those thieves giving u basic amenities.
And lastly, stop being insecure by calling that "Abuja Capetown"
So I was at the popular bikers cafe(Pondarosa) in Llangollen Wales 🏴.
Breathtaking views I won’t even lie.
Countryside is the best for views and rides. I recommend!
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I honestly don't have any ish with them driving to enjoy the views & take pics. But why call it "Abuja Capetown"😭
U know we've got fascinating landscapes and scenes around us, which explorers love to go for chills.
These are examples of people that drove 100 of miles to this location just to take pictures and some to recreate Bond’s scene in skyfall.
You lots that are saying rubbish about the recent trend from Nigerians taking pictures on that road are displaying your ignorance
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Iplugg retweeted
Why not just call it Abuja? Was there the need to attach Capetown? You guys are so embarrassing. Tufiakwa
Is the view nice, maybe yes.
Call it Abuja Cape Town- you're stupid!
You lots deserves to be shit on more by your politicians.
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Victory is sweet. I’m happy for the girls.
As a dad of a 6 year old footballer, I can see how much hard work they've put in.
I'm surely going to celebrate my boy soon.
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Iplugg retweeted
Nigeria claim the #U17WWC title. 🇳🇬🏆
Iplugg retweeted
His elder brother, who lives abroad, voluntarily gave my husband his own share of the inheritance. His younger brother, the medical doctor, did the same.
Papa also had ₦10 million in his bank account, and the family agreed that my husband should use the money to establish a business.
His elder brother went a step further and added some of his personal money.
They prayed for us and blessed us.
My husband and I broke down in tears. For once, they were tears of joy.
As I write this, my husband has started an importation business. His elder brother has also connected him with people who are helping him understand the business and find his feet.
To my wonderful in-laws, I don't take any of this for granted.
Thank you for remembering us. Thank you for recognising your brother's sacrifices. Thank you for standing by us when you could have simply looked the other way.
I celebrate you all.
May God continue to bless you, prosper your homes and replenish everything you have given.
You have reminded us that family can indeed be a blessing.
God bless you all.
