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This lady has boldly stated that, she would let her man raise another man’s children for 25 years if the man dares to cheat on her during a discussion on ‘Boys & Girls’ show on UTV.
The topic for the day was ‘Cheating’ and the boys on the show argued that, when a man cheats on a woman, it doesn’t mean he’s ended with the relationship.
Then this lady speaking on behalf of the girls goes ahead to argue that, when a woman also does same too, then the men should accept it, an… See more
This lady has boldly stated that, she would let her man raise another man’s children for 25 years if the man dares to cheat on her during a discussion on ‘Boys & Girls’ show on UTV.
The topic for the day was ‘Cheating’ and the boys on the show argued that, when a man cheats on a woman, it doesn’t mean he’s ended with the relationship.
Then this lady speaking on behalf of the girls goes ahead to argue that, when a woman also does same too, then the men should accept it, an argument that the boys rejected saying that, in their case, when they do it, they don’t bring another woman’s child and pass it on for another to raise.
While countering the debate, she categorically stated that as for her, if her man does it, she will do it and will let the man raise another man’s children for 25 good years.
Hmmmm, at this point, just make sure you do DNA before naming ceremony because if a woman has this mentality then imagine. Do the DNA test before you raise someone’s child ooo.
Eeeeeeei, if she has a boyfriend he must be shaking right now. See less
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👇 Bill Gates Ordered to Appear in Dutch Court Over COVID-19 Vaccine Lawsuit
Bill Gates has been ordered to appear in a Dutch court in connection with a lawsuit involving COVID-19 vaccines.
The case includes allegations concerning vaccine safety, with plaintiffs reportedly describing the shots as dangerous biological weapons.
However, the court has not officially classified COVID-19 vaccines as bioweapons, and the allegations have not been established as fact.… See more
👇 Bill Gates Ordered to Appear in Dutch Court Over COVID-19 Vaccine Lawsuit
Bill Gates has been ordered to appear in a Dutch court in connection with a lawsuit involving COVID-19 vaccines.
The case includes allegations concerning vaccine safety, with plaintiffs reportedly describing the shots as dangerous biological weapons.
However, the court has not officially classified COVID-19 vaccines as bioweapons, and the allegations have not been established as fact.
The legal proceedings have renewed scrutiny of Gates, who was a prominent advocate for global COVID-19 vaccination efforts.
Supporters of the lawsuit argue that the case raises important questions about accountability and vaccine safety.
Learn more: yank.info/.../surgeon-generals-office-… See less
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Kindly help me find my daughter. She left home in Tormefa a suburb of Accra closer to Weija since Friday 23rd October 2026. Anyway one with information can send her to the nearest police station.
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Continental dish 😂😂😂
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The sealed-in battery era is ending. Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer.
Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods.
The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold.
And durability standards are… See more
The sealed-in battery era is ending. Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer.
Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods.
The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold.
And durability standards are getting tougher too. Smartphones sold in the EU must generally retain at least 80% of their original battery capacity after 800 full charge cycles.
The goal is straightforward: make phones last longer, make repairs easier, reduce unnecessary upgrades, and cut down on electronic waste.
For years, many smartphones have been built with sealed-in batteries that can be difficult or expensive to replace. Europe is now pushing the industry in the opposite direction.
Starting in 2027, Europe will require phones to have easier-to-replace, longer-lasting batteries to help devices stay useful for longer. Would you support this where you live? See less
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If the opposition NPP has to rely on a video from Liberia to discredit the performance of the sitting government, then that is a disappointing and unacceptable approach to political communication. It is alleged @Dennis Miracle Aboagye is behind this 😳
If the allegations that Dennis Miracle Aboagye is spearheading the circulation of this misleading information are true, then serious questions must be raised about his suitability for the position of National Communications… See more
If the opposition NPP has to rely on a video from Liberia to discredit the performance of the sitting government, then that is a disappointing and unacceptable approach to political communication. It is alleged @Dennis Miracle Aboagye is behind this 😳
If the allegations that Dennis Miracle Aboagye is spearheading the circulation of this misleading information are true, then serious questions must be raised about his suitability for the position of National Communications Director of the New Patriotic Party.
Political communication should be built on facts, credibility, and constructive criticism, not misleading narratives. The opposition has every right to scrutinise the government's performance, but such criticism must be grounded in verifiable evidence.
The question is simple: Is the NPP running out of credible messages to communicate to Ghanaians? See less
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Speaking on phone via bluetooth while driving is not an offence, but holding it while driving is... - Police clarify
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This is probably the best news you’ve received in this season!!??
We’re open for business again this Christmas!!🎄
Get ready for another unforgettable experience on the 20th of December!?
Mark your calendars because this is an offer too exciting to miss!🎊🔥… See more
This is probably the best news you’ve received in this season!!??
We’re open for business again this Christmas!!🎄
Get ready for another unforgettable experience on the 20th of December!?
Mark your calendars because this is an offer too exciting to miss!🎊🔥
#Anticipate See less
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