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23/09/2019

SHOCKING! 😲😲😲😲😲😱😱😱😱😲😲

Nigerian lady reveals how she use to wash her boyfriend's bum bum after he poo. 💩

23/09/2019

MUST READ! 👇👇

When in 1990, then All States Trust Bank, advertised for vacancies to employ young graduates, the minimum requirement was a Second class upper (2:1) Degree.

In spite of his second class lower (2:2) result, he went ahead and submitted his application. In it, he wrote...

"I know I may not have met the qualifying criteria for the advertised roles, but I am INTELLIGENT, DRIVEN, AMBITIOUS and I will make the bank proud. My 2:2 degree does not demonstrate the full extent of my intelligence and ability, and I know I can do so much more," part of his cover letter read.

These words caught the eye of the Chairman/CEO at the time, who decided to give him a chance despite being "unqualified". The 27-year-old was hired as an entry-level analyst after passing the due process.

In 12 months, he became the youngest bank branch manager at the time.

The young man, is ANTHONY ONYEMAECHI ELUMELU who later became the MD/CEO of Standard Trust Bank, MD/CEO of UBA (now Chairman), Chairman Heirs Holdings as well as Founder, Tony Elumelu Foundation. He is on Forbes list of the top 50 richest people in Africa worth over $700 Million (as at 2015).

My dear friends, don't be discouraged by the requirements of men, take that chance with courage and give it your best shot.

I pray this story inspires someone today.

21/09/2019

ATIKU WRITES HIS SUPPORTERS:
A Message of Gratitude to Nigerians For Your Support on This Necessary Journey.
~Atiku Abubakar.
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Dearly beloved citizens of Nigeria,

I write to personally thank you for your support for our shared common goal and the solidarity I enjoyed from all walks of life and every strata of society, right from July 21, 2018, when I informed you, the good people of Nigeria, that I would contest the 2019 Presidential election, to Wednesday, September 11, 2019, when the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal rendered its verdict.

Nothing good comes easy, and hard as the task to rid Nigeria from the forces of fascism, and be an instrument for the full restoration of the rule of law and democracy in Nigeria is, your support makes the struggle worthwhile.

I owe so much to this great land of Nigeria that took me from the streets of Jada, where I sold firewood, to the heights I have attained, by God’s benevolence, in the civil service, in corporate Nigeria, and in public service.

If I do not play my part in making it possible for other orphaned children, indigent youths and the less privileged, to replicate and even surpass my path to significance, I would have failed my Maker. If I do not ensure that the ladder I climbed remains accessible to those at the bottom, middle and top tiers of society, I would not have fulfilled my purpose.

And only by ensuring that democracy is not just done, but seen to be done, can Nigeria and Nigerians have a sense that this our dear land is indeed a land where Unity, Faith, Peace and Progress reside.

It is for this, and other patriotic reasons, that I am pursuing this judicial route: To ensure that the votes of Nigerians count and are counted.

Yes, those who do not want this as Nigeria’s reality, will use every trick in the book to undermine, discourage, misinform and mislead, but with God’s help and the support of Nigerians, we will ensure that Nigeria makes a course correction away from tyranny and towards democracy.

We must return to being Africa’s bastion of democracy, where the rights to Freedom of Speech and Freedom after the Speech, are guaranteed. We must stand together to pursue this just cause all the way so that our judiciary is not afraid to do their jobs and have to be wary of blackmail, intimidation, and victimisation.

I note the immense outpouring of goodwill from ordinary Nigerians in every nook and cranny of Nigeria and from all regions, religions and relationships. Once again I thank you all for your support. I also thank the governors elected on the platform of my party, the Peoples Democratic Party, as well as the National Executive Committee, for their unanimous and unambiguous support for the judicial phase of this struggle, especially after it was announced that we would go on to appeal.

I urge all Nigerians to continue their support for this recourse to constitutional order via the courts. Even if there is little or nothing you can do to ensure that justice is done in Nigeria, just believe that it will happen. Let us never underestimate the effect of our belief in Nigeria.

Finally, I say to all concerned, that we will all die and give an account of our lives to our Creator.

Thank you and may God bless Nigeria.

20/09/2019

Reveals The Skin Disease She Inherited From Her Mother 👇

Reality TV star, Kim Kardashian, opened up about her struggles with psoriasis for the past eight years.

In an in-depth essay she shared on her sister Kourtney's website, Poosh, the 38-year-old said she first experienced the condition in her twenties, but it came back more strongly in her thirties and this year it was at its all-time worse.

According to her: “Earlier this year is when it got extremely bad - it covered my whole face and a majority of my entire body.

Today I’m sharing with Poosh my journey with the autoimmune conditions psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, including what’s worked for me and how I’ve adjusted my life since being diagnosed.

It’s been 13 years since I experienced my first psoriasis flare-up.... I am the only child my mom passed down her autoimmune issue to. Lucky me, lol. When I was 25, I had my first psoriasis flare-up.

I got a common cold, and since psoriasis is an autoimmune condition, this triggered it. It was all over my stomach and legs. Luckily, in my apartment complex at the time, my neighbor was a dermatologist.

I have learned to live with this spot without using any creams or medication—I just deal. Sometimes I cover it up and sometimes I don’t. It doesn’t really bother me

If you have psoriasis, you can’t let it ruin your life or get the best of you. You have to do what you can to make sure you are comfortable but not let it take over.

I hope my story can help anyone else with an autoimmune disease feel confident that there is light at the end of the tunnel.”

10/09/2019
08/09/2019

Our Muslim sisters enjoying themselves. 👇😁

08/09/2019
07/09/2019

We Igbos do not make good neighbors to our host - Igbo man reveals.

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