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If You Were Opportuned To Choose A President For Nigeria, Who Would You Pick?

on December 08, 2019

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Teenager commits suicide on livestream and his mother walked in on the heartbreaking scene (video)

A mother has been left devastated after her son committed suicide on livestream and she walked in to see his dead body. The 18-year-old Canadian teenager filmed his suicide for his followers to watch. He had a bandana covering his nose and mouth as he got ready to take his life. He had written a suicide note and he slid it out of the room, together with the key to the room he was in, through the space beneath the door. When he was done with this, he put a gun to his head and killed himself.

Who is Esabod?

The name Esabod is a household name. The name came from the names of Madam Esther Tokunbo Aboderin. She was born in Ibadan in the year 1961 March 26th. Her mother was late madam Foyeke. She was born into the famous Aboderin family of the ancient city of Ibadan. She started secondary school in the year 1974 and graduated in 1979. She was admitted into the University of Ibadan to study Medicine,l.she did not finish the study and left the school to work at the default toll gate in Ibadan.

A Nigeran Lady Zanaib went to Nigera to stabs her Ex-Husband Because of DNA

A Prostitute Zainab ran away from Libya to Germany because her ex-partner Zaccehus asked for his 2 children's DNA she had for him in 2010- 2012 in Libya. Zainab gave his 2 children to another man and was stabbed with a knife by Zanaib on the 15th of June 2024 when Zanaib traveled from Germany to Nigeria and confronted her ex-partner Zaccheus for persistently calling her husband Ade in Germany to return his 2 children she abducted to Germany. If you know where she resides in Germany, please inform the Ijebu Police station.

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If You Were Opportuned To Choose A President For Nigeria, Who Would You Pick?

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