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Man celebrates birthday as he hits 365yrs old😲

🚨20 milion gone💔😭‼️

Omooo, one video just surface online — young guy dey cry like pikin after lady wey him sponsor go school for 5 years reject him dating proposal 💔

The guy talk say he don spend over 20 million naira on her education, feeding & welfare.

But the lady open mouth talk say: “I appreciate am oo, but after all my level of education, I no fit settle down with mechanic.” 🚶‍♀️

Imagine say that guy use all the money buy keke(4m) by now he for don buy 5 tricycles with that 20 million.

When Prof Gehgeh talk say “e better make you use your money train goat 🐐 than to train woman for school,” una dey laugh say na cruise. Today cruise don turn tears.

Lesson of the day: You wey woman ask for 1k, you rush double am send 2k — continue oo, MR DOUBLE K, wa to K. 🤣

🔥No be gist if Naijagist no gist am🔥

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🚨 Chiamaka Nnadozie on her Barclays WSL debut for Brighton:

⏰ 90 minutes played
🧤 4 saves
📦 2 saves from inside the box
🙌🏾 2 high claims
🥊 3 punches
💥 5 clearances
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Nigeria and Other Nations To Witness Lunar Eclipse

Nigeria and dozens of other nations worldwide will witness a lunar eclipse this Sunday, the 7th of September

The eclipse is expected to last approximately 83 minutes, which will start around 8 PM Nigerian time.

Scientists state that the eclipse will be observable across most of Africa, with some regions able to view the entire event.

Countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Benin, Togo, Niger, Chad, and São Tomé and Príncipe will experience the eclipse, though the westernmost areas may miss parts of the early penumbral or partial phases due to the Moon rising closer to or during totality.

Scientists confirm that a lunar eclipse is safe to view with the unaided eye.

A total lunar eclipse occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are aligned in space, with Earth in the middle, casting its shadow on the Moon.

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