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Wizkid almost stole this show from Asake 😭🔥 — his entrance alone made me forget it was Asake's show... 🦅
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Before you grind your food outside, do you ask if they’ve cleaned the machine?
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This is how to perform CPR if someone needs it around you.
Share this video. You might save a life doing so. And tag a friend who needs to learn this.
1. Make sure the person is safe
2. Call for help
3. Check for breathing
4. Place the heel of your hand in between the chest
5. Compress chest 30 times
6. Raise jaw and breathe into mouth
7. Repeat this process until you get the required help x.com/aproko_doctor/status/1…
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No lies the bad once have corrupted the dating pool it's just a shame now most men of this era are skeptical of Nigerian girls
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Every man's race is not the same, do not measure your life with other people's success
I started primary school at the age of 8 because of relocation.
At 14, I gained admission into secondary school left at 19.
I watched my mates gain admission into universities while I was still struggling to find my way.
At 23, I finally gained admission into the university.
Because of prolonged university strikes, I couldn't graduate until I was 28.
After graduation, I watched others climb the corporate ladder while I waited for my own breakthrough.
I did not marry until I was 35.
My dream job finally came at 36.
I ventured into business, failed repeatedly, lost money, started again, and kept pushing.
My major business breakthrough didn't come until I was over 52.
At 52, I relocated abroad with my family.
And now, at 56, I am preparing to author my first book.
Here is what life has taught me:
Nobody is truly ahead of you, and you are not necessarily behind anyone.
We are all running different races, on different tracks, with different starting points and different timelines.
Good morning to you.
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Benign retweeted
I started primary school at the age of 8 because of relocation.
At 14, I gained admission into secondary school left at 19.
I watched my mates gain admission into universities while I was still struggling to find my way.
At 23, I finally gained admission into the university.
Because of prolonged university strikes, I couldn't graduate until I was 28.
After graduation, I watched others climb the corporate ladder while I waited for my own breakthrough.
I did not marry until I was 35.
My dream job finally came at 36.
I ventured into business, failed repeatedly, lost money, started again, and kept pushing.
My major business breakthrough didn't come until I was over 52.
At 52, I relocated abroad with my family.
And now, at 56, I am preparing to author my first book.
Here is what life has taught me:
Nobody is truly ahead of you, and you are not necessarily behind anyone.
We are all running different races, on different tracks, with different starting points and different timelines.
Good morning to you.
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I think most of these genders are always thinking from their bottom, so caesarean section looks like a spa to you?
“The vagina goes back to its normal size after childbirth”
This is one of the biggest lies sold to women.
Your vagina never returns to its original size, so I urge women to opt for CS….
Especially if you still want to enjoy your sexual life.
Community note
Most sources indicate that after vaginal childbirth the vagina returns close to its previous size over time for the majority of women. Long term studies have found similar rates of sexual satisfaction regardless of delivery method.
medicalnewstoday.com/articles/vagin… contemporaryobgyn.net/view/study-fin… pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC68
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