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“A lot is always happening to you. Even the country is happening to you. You better take it easy before you end up in Yaba psychiatric hospital.”
“The National Assembly needs to play a bigger role in asking questions about our healthcare sector. Indeed, just about every sector needs serious attention. The situation is frightening.” “But even the emir of Kano, has said that a number of men, take more wives than they can provide for, breed children they cannot dignifiedly raise, and that their unrestrained loins eventually become a source of social menace. He is making a very valid point. We need to do something fast about our population and the number of children that women give birth to with no idea of how to take care of them.”“He didn’t ask you to count his wives.
“But what really is the matter gan? It is becoming so frustrating to leave your house and go out in Lagos.” “They are not witches in Norway, but they are working at night to make sure during the day the impact of the construction is not felt.”“Iwo lo mo. We need a holistic plan to curb this traffic issue in Lagos. We are dying by installments daily. This is not the way to live. Most times by the time I get home, my legs would be shaking, and my head stays swollen for at least ten minutes.”
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