Reposted from @ritaedochie Chaaaaaaiiiiii GOD almighty please take all the glory.
I just finished bathing my grand son.

Even though looks don’t exactly say what is on a person’s mind, fans are concluding that the one from Wizkid which was sent his amazing backup singer, was done because she was out shining him in the singing game (She is so into the music though). While many of them think this is true, I on the other hand don’t exactly agree with it. The exact reason can only come from Wizkid himself.

Reposted from @donaldjtrumpjr Going to give it a couple days of quarantine and follow the protocols then get retested in case it was a false positive as I feel and have felt totally fine.

Reposted from @theroyalfamily Thank you to everyone for your kind wishes for The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh on their 73rd Wedding Anniversary ❤️

The Queen and The Duke are pictured here in 1947 on their honeymoon at Broadlands in Hampshire.

Take a look at our story to discover 70 facts about The Queen and The Duke’s wedding day.

Reposted from @theroyalfamily 📸 This new image has been released to mark the 73rd wedding anniversary of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh tomorrow.
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In the photograph Her Majesty and His Royal Highness are seen looking at an anniversary card made by Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, alongside other cards and letters sent by well-wishers.
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The photograph was taken by @Chrisjacksongetty in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle earlier this week.

Reposted from @hm.queenelizabeth Wishing a Very Happy 73rd Wedding Anniversary to The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh today!

In this new photograph released to mark the anniversary, Her Majesty and His Royal Highness are seen looking at an anniversary card made by Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, alongside other cards and letters sent by well-wishers.

The photograph was taken by Chris Jackson in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle earlier this week.

The Queen wears the Sapphire Chrysanthemum Brooch, a nod to portraits taken during her honeymoon at Broadlands in Hampshire in 1947.

© Chris Jackson/Getty images

Reposted from @chiegealisigwe Chiege’s World!!!

Yessssss!!! I couldn’t be happier!
I am plus 1 today! Thank you Lord! 🙏
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I will definitely watch a Nicki Minaj documentary knowing that she came from the bottom all the way up. But I’m most shocked that she called herself “Onika Tanya Miraj” and not Nicki Minaj or Ms. Petty.. Shocking!!

Reposted from @nickiminaj I am beyond grateful & excited to share this news with you guys today. I couldn’t be more thrilled to have #HBOMAX on board to help me tell my story in this delicate & memorable way. A way that my fans will love forever. This doc is next level. I can promise you that. 🦄 Follow @hbomax @hbomaxpop & @bronstudios to get the updates you’ll need. Love you. #NickiMinajHBOMAX ITS GOIN DOWN!!!! BASEMENT!!!!! 🤪😘😘😜

Reposted from @muhammadubuhari On behalf of the Federal Government, and Nigerians in general, I congratulate former President Goodluck Jonathan on his 63rd birthday, today. We celebrate a life of service that has brought honour and goodwill to Nigeria.

Nigeria specially appreciates the dedication that has kept Dr. Jonathan working most recently as ECOWAS envoy to bring peace to the Republic of Mali.

I pray that the Almighty God will grant him longer life, good health and more wisdom to keep serving the nation and humanity.

@cnnafrica Nigerian artist and activist @djswitch_ speaks to @BeckyCNN from hiding about the horrors she witnessed at an #EndSARS protest, and why she can’t trust the Nigerian government CNNAfrica #CNNConnect

Reposted from @cnn More than seven months after Dolly Parton donated $1 million to coronavirus research at Vanderbilt University, it’s been revealed that the legendary performer’s donation helped fund Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine. Parton’s name appears in the preliminary report on the vaccine among sponsors like the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which Dr. Anthony Fauci heads, and Emory University. The Moderna vaccine is 94.5% effective against coronavirus, according to early data released this week by the company. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about Parton’s contribution.⁠
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(📸: Jason Kempin/Getty Images)

Reposted from @darylsabara IT’S A BOY!!! 💙 You’re gonna be the BEST mom @meghan_trainor
I love you!

Reposted from @ooniadimulaife To God be the glory great things he has done.
Hearty congratulations to the entire House of Oduduwa and Olori Silekunola who today birthed a Prince to the Royal throne of Oduduwa.
Mother and child are doing well to the glory of God Almighty.

Reposted from @ooniadimulaife The sad event that happened yesterday at the Lekki Toll gate in Lagos where armed soldiers were alleged to have killed unarmed young protesters is highly disheartening, regrettable and condemnable.
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Our political leadership must immediately investigate the circumstances that led to the avoidable confrontation and consequent loss of lives with a view to swiftly fishing out the unlawful attackers who must be made to face the full wrath of the law.
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Our children are on the streets with the spirit of patriotism because they believe in the future of Nigeria and that our system is flexible enough to adapt to changes for better performance.
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We need to manage the process of listening to them and working with them to jointly arrive at the new Nigeria of our collective dreams.
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Their generation was nurtured with the values of efficiency, transparency, accountability and value chains. These are the noble values they seek to inject into our polity so that our country can realise its potential as a world power.
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It is time to calm down and allow traditional rulers, as fathers of the nation to lead the way to peace and restoration of trust. We must find amicable solutions even though this attack has regrettably eroded the trust needed to establish dialogue and ensure a civic process for resolving the crises. We must not be tired.
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Patience and dialogue is needed to bring both parties to the table to set timelines for the implementation of the demands of the movement. This is imperative.
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I call upon the government at all levels to demonstrate urgency and responsiveness by immediately acting on the yearnings of these patriotic Nigerians in order to facilitate a just and peaceful resolution of all the challenges confronting our country.

ENDSARS

ANewNigeria