QUEEN ELIZABETH II IN PORT HARCOURT - 1956
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13 میںCredit: Wotorwotor TV
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To become a Woman is not a job
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2 سالFunny People 😁 😂 😀 🤣
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Comrade Olamilekan ‘Emir Ajagungbade’ Reportedly Shōt Deād in Ife
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3 میںBREAKING: Comrade Olamilekan ‘Emir Ajagungbade’ Reportedly Shōt Deād in Ife
Comrade Olamilekan, popularly known as Emir Ajagungbade, has reportedly been shōt deād in Ife, Osun State.
Emir, who was said to be a known associate of Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and a member of the Accord Party, was allegedly shōt during an incident involving the chairman of Ife Mini-Bus, popularly known as Síbí.
Details surrounding the incident remain sketchy as of the time of filing this report.
DISCLAIMER: This report is based on information available to us at the time of publication. The circumstances surrounding the reported incident have not been independently verified, and the report's allegations should not be taken as facts.
Further updates will be published as credible information becomes available.
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Ghana Soldiers and Civilians Fighting
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10 میںNobody has the right to engage military personnel in this manner. The civilians should thank God that this is not Nigerian soldiers, by now their family might have gathered for bur!al
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This can not happen in Nigeria, Nigeria civilians cannot challenge the Nigeria Military personnel like that; all heads will break loose. Ghana una de try.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH II IN PORT HARCOURT - 1956
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4 میںQUEEN ELIZABETH II IN PORT HARCOURT — 1956
A remarkable scene from Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Port Harcourt in 1956.
In the footage, crowds can be seen lining the streets, waving British flags as they welcomed the Queen during her historic tour of Nigeria.
The visit took place just four years before Nigeria’s independence, offering a striking glimpse into the country’s colonial-era history and the changing relationship between Nigeria and Britain.
Port Harcourt, 1956.
A moment captured in time.
Credit: Elendu Tv
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Comrade Olamilekan ‘Emir Ajagungbade’ Reportedly Shōt Deād in Ife
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3 میںBREAKING: Comrade Olamilekan ‘Emir Ajagungbade’ Reportedly Shōt Deād in Ife
Comrade Olamilekan, popularly known as Emir Ajagungbade, has reportedly been shōt deād in Ife, Osun State.
Emir, who was said to be a known associate of Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke and a member of the Accord Party, was allegedly shōt during an incident involving the chairman of Ife Mini-Bus, popularly known as Síbí.
Details surrounding the incident remain sketchy as of the time of filing this report.
DISCLAIMER: This report is based on information available to us at the time of publication. The circumstances surrounding the reported incident have not been independently verified, and the report's allegations should not be taken as facts.
Further updates will be published as credible information becomes available.
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APC SUPPORTER BEATEN
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10 میںBlo0d Bathe Greets Delta APC Stakeholders' Meeting
Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori's SSA was beaten at the PTI Effuru meeting.
Simon Mudi known as Temple was stabbed with a bottle on the head, neck, and back while also being beaten with plastic chairs.
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پوسٹ کو حذف کریں۔
کیا آپ واقعی اس پوسٹ کو حذف کرنا چاہتے ہیں؟
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4 میںQUEEN ELIZABETH II IN PORT HARCOURT — 1956
A remarkable scene from Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to Port Harcourt in 1956.
In the footage, crowds can be seen lining the streets, waving British flags as they welcomed the Queen during her historic tour of Nigeria.
The visit took place just four years before Nigeria’s independence, offering a striking glimpse into the country’s colonial-era history and the changing relationship between Nigeria and Britain.
Port Harcourt, 1956.
A moment captured in time.
Credit: Elendu Tv
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