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😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄 First of all I'm not a total fan of Artificial intelligence or AI whatever you guys call it  But I'm must say I'm flabbergasted, when a close friend of mine started sending me her edits... 🫡 Step into my benz I'm sure you'll enjoy the ride  So calm and cool a blogger Shenino is  Just seated here relaxing  I'm sure in this one I just got back from church  Btw, she says it's chatgpt or so! Love the outfit... And the watch  Bleh! 😜 I think I like this one in particular  The shoe... I like sell am abeg who wan buy?😆 Okay that's all fans... I'm driving out now.. talk much later ..     Ps: I think she operates in vision mode 📳 so I claim my blessings and flowers.. If you want to patronize her works (Debbie Arts) or you want to publicize your goods services or business  lets us know by sending a mai...

Billionaire soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo announced Thursday he will retire from Portugal’s national team, ending a record-breaking career that spanned two decades and made him one of the world’s wealthiest athletes, just a month after longtime rival Lionel Messi played his final game for Argentina . Ronaldo said the day had come for him to “hand back the number 7 shirt of our national team,” after representing Portugal for 23 years. Ronaldo said this was not an easy decision to make as “some decisions are not made with the mind alone. They are also made with the heart.” #Forevergrateful #Portugal #Ronaldo #7

Nigeria faces severe economic hardship, high inflation, and widespread security crises driven by major policy reforms and long-standing structural issues. 1. Severe Economic Strain and Cost of Living • Fuel Subsidy Removal: The removal of long-standing fuel subsidies caused petrol prices to triple, creating an immediate ripple effect on transport, food production, and everyday goods.  • Naira Devaluation: The devaluation of the naira has driven up the cost of imported goods, raw materials, and medicine. • Skyrocketing Inflation: Food inflation has hovered near 40%, with staple items like rice doubling or tripling in price while salaries and wages fail to keep pace. • Macroeconomic vs. Household Reality: Although the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank project real GDP growth around 4.2% driven by services and agriculture, this top-line growth has not translated into reduced poverty or accessible jobs for average citizens. 2. Pervasive Insec...