Eww
I do this whenever I travel by air. I’ll familiarise myself with whoever I’m sitting next to, collect their number, and ask if someone is picking them up or if they’re ordering a ride.
Once I hear “I’m ordering a ride,” congratulations, you’ve just become my airport taxi. 😂
I’ll discreetly use my phone to snap the car plate number and send it, alongside the person’s details, to my DSS friend in case anything happens.
Once you drop me, na block straight 🫣😂
Abeg, those airport taxi fares are not beans jare😂
Ju-won retweeted
Lifelong fan of Cr7 would know that Ronaldo always feels this way when he doesn't meet up tl his own standards.
Cr7 will score a hat trick and would be angry with himself for missing an easy chance at the end of the game. He has done something like this after scoring 5 goals.
Against Wolfsburg he was furious from the start of the game until the comeback was completed.
Now imagine how he would feel when he doesnt score while chasing 1000 career goals.
You're definitely not a lifelong fan. You're moving with antagonist narratives against him.
Hi, I’m Kenneth and I sell cars. I’m always happy to help if you’re looking for one to buy.
My DMs are open, feel free to message me anytime if you’re interested in buying.
Please do repost this for me too when it appears on you tl please. Thank you
Nigerians should know more about people like this
Between 1969 and 1996, he was arrested more than 40 times: He kept an already packed suitcase incase of arrest.
I grew up hearing about Chief Gani. He was a kind wealthy lawyer who never feared any military government.
Chief Gani Fawehinmi, Nigeria's legendary human rights lawyer and activist, always kept a suitcase ready with basic toiletries and his Qur'an because successive military and civilian regimes kept arresting him so often.
He was arrested and detained about 40 times, and he personally experienced the cells of at least 12 different prisons and detention centres across Nigeria, including far away ones in Gombe, Kaduna, Jos, and Kuje.
The Packed Bag: Since security agents could raid his house at any time, the ready bag had a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a copy of the Qur'an.
The Price of Truth: In addition to the frequent detentions, his passport was seized at least 10 times.
Born in 22nd April 1938, he died
5 September 2009 (aged 71)
Ju-won retweeted
Between 1969 and 1996, he was arrested more than 40 times: He kept an already packed suitcase incase of arrest.
I grew up hearing about Chief Gani. He was a kind wealthy lawyer who never feared any military government.
Chief Gani Fawehinmi, Nigeria's legendary human rights lawyer and activist, always kept a suitcase ready with basic toiletries and his Qur'an because successive military and civilian regimes kept arresting him so often.
He was arrested and detained about 40 times, and he personally experienced the cells of at least 12 different prisons and detention centres across Nigeria, including far away ones in Gombe, Kaduna, Jos, and Kuje.
The Packed Bag: Since security agents could raid his house at any time, the ready bag had a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a copy of the Qur'an.
The Price of Truth: In addition to the frequent detentions, his passport was seized at least 10 times.
Born in 22nd April 1938, he died
5 September 2009 (aged 71)
































