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Who is Responsible for the Pregnancy - Old School comedy

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who is responsible for the unwelcome Pregnancy Watch Below: Who is Responsible for the Pregnancy - Old School comedy Episode 1

I AM A GOAT 🐐 VS I AM A COW 🐄

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i am a goat  by Ay Poyoo  vs  i am a cow by  Alhaji Tanko, is very funny and Entertaining, it's a funny  video to watch and it will make you to Laugh. Watch Here: I am goat vs I am a cow

SEXY LANDLORD WIFE - OLD SCHOOL COMEDY (EPISODE 4)

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Why is Obinna and the gate man Udo were looking at Landlord sexy wife Ekaite when she was taking her bath. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: SEXY WIFE - OLD SCHOOL COMEDY

BBNaija Season 5 "Lockdown" DORATHY

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See what Dorathy has caused Obinna and Nkoyo. Watch below: Dorathy - BBNAIJA SEASON 5

FACE MASK - OLD SCHOOL COMEDY

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Why is Landlord refused entry into is house by his Gate man because he is not putting on face mask.  Watch here: FACE MASK - OLD SCHOOL COMEDY

OLD SCHOOL COMEDY VIDEOS

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OLD SCHOOL COMEDY VIDEOS OLD SCHOOL COMEDY VIDEOS

Emmanuella Okechukwu

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Emmanuella Okechukwu (born on 28th October 1985) is a Nigeria Nollywood actress, producer and Entrepreneur. She is C.E.O of  Nuella pictures. Name                      Emmanuella Okechukwu Date of birth          28 October 1985                                (Age 34) No. Of Children.    5 Occupation.            Nollywood actress,                                          producer and.                                                  Entrepreneur  Nationality              Nigerian State of Origin.     Enugu State Emmanuella okechukwu she is the C.E.O of  Nuella pictures was born in 22 Alawu street Ajao estate ikeja Lagos on 28 October 1985 and hails from Enugu State. She had her primary education from 1990 to 1995 secondary education from 1999 to 2008  and her tertiary education 2009. She joined Nollywood on 2014 as an actress. She has featured in television series like 'mama put', premier movies like 'mo

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Buhari Makes History As His Political Ideology, “Buharism” Enters English Dictionary

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The 74 year old political leader has made a huge mark in Nigeria with his name written on the sands of time with gold never to be washed away easily. President Muhammadu Buhari might be sick and probably enduring some unpopular moments in his political career due to the crises in Nigeria but he has achieved a milestone in his life. He has broken the nation’s record as the first Nigerian to enter the English dictionary. He is the first Nigerian to have a political term – “Buharism” named after him. According to the Wikipedia, “Buharism is a term rooted in the politics of Nigeria, referring to the economic principles and the political ideology of the military government of Nigeria headed by General Muhammadu Buhari from 31 December 1983 to 27 August 1985. This ideology shares common features with fascism; the government was a right-wing nationalist government that pursued corporatist economic programs and curtailed personal freedoms. Economic reforms were characterised as moving the

Mars Surface Is Looking Much Deadlier Than We Previously Thought

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So much for those space potatoes. SIGNE DEAN 7 JUL 2017 A new study has revealed that compounds present in the Martian soil can wipe out whole bacterial cultures within minutes. Researchers have had their suspicions over whether microorganisms can actually survive on the surface of the Red Planet, and now lab tests are spelling doom for any potential little green bacteria. And yeah, growing potatoes on Mars might be more difficult than we thought. The problem here lies with perchlorates - chlorine-containing chemical compounds that we first detected on Mars back in 2008. These salty compounds are also what makes water on the Martian surface stay liquid, essentially turning it into brine. Perchlorates are considered toxic for people, but they don't necessarily pose a problem for microbes. And because they keep surface water liquid, on Mars the presence of these compounds could even be beneficial for life - or so we thought. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh