Baskadia

The inconspicuous crown

Those who knows that being healthy is a crown will get the best out this short poem; and those of us who aren't noticing that inconspicuous crown will get to known how invaluable the crown is

African Games 2023: Sports Minister Charges Falconets to Defend Crown Against Ghana’s Princesses

The Honourable Minister of Sports Development, Senator John Owan Enoh, has charged Nigeria's U20 female national team, the Falconets to clinch victory against Ghana and defend their gold medal in the women's football final at the ongoing African Games in Accra, Ghana. https://youtu.be/jsvEMgaFTHg?si=UKiCsviXV1w3h1lK During his visit to the team's camp on Tuesday, amidst their preparations for the crucial final, Minister Owan Enoh stressed the significance of their mission, emphasizing the nation

Fake in quality of goods sold in the country

Irregularities in production and regulation of goods and service

If tomorrow starts without me

If tomorrow starts without me Know that I'm just as lonely Know I feel nothingness inside me Know it's just as scary The day came the same The water flow the same Sky surrounds us the same But why it doesn't feel the same? If tomorrow starts without me Would u look for me on the couch beside you? where I used to sleep Would u see my reflection on the the mirror? That mesmerized me Would you keep my crown? which is broken now If tomorrow starts without me Would u realize I'm still here Just not a

Messi Clinches FIFA's Best Footballer of 2023 Title, Reigning Champion Retains Crown!

By Ettah Emmanuel O. Lionel Messi has been named The Best FIFA Men's Player for 2023, successfully defending the title he won in 2022. The Argentina captain's exceptional performance from December 19, 2022, to August 20, 2023, earned him this prestigious accolade. Despite stiff competition from finalists Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe, Messi emerged as the winner at The Best FIFA Football Awards™ ceremony in London. This victory marks Messi's eighth individual award, as he secured top honors i

CROWN YOUR FELLOW BEAUTIFUL...

Crown your fellow woman beautiful, don't talk her down simply because you are married and she's not, that your husband is richer than hers, that you have kids and she doesn't, that you made it in life and she's still struggling should never give you reasons to talk your fellow woman down. Crown her the queen that she is even when you know that you're higher than her. No woman is ugly, no woman is useless. Jealousy, envy and hatred has entered into your heart to destroy a woman like you. Love her

Queen bird with it's beautiful 😍 crown in a majestic view

Crown

The Crown of a Yoruba emir

my AR worx sold

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THE CROWN OF THE THORNS FROM NEPAL

Gorgeous lady standing in the flower fields

A beautiful gorgeous lady standing in the field of flowers with smiling face.

Love of life

Love Yourself

King Froggy

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Crown athlete

Panorama

view of the sun and flowers

Toyota Crown

Toyota Crown at Motorway Rest area

the flower crown is the beauty of the real flower

MY FIRST NFT WAS SOLD $500

Story of how Nigeria was sold for £856,000 by the British

15, 2021 5:54 PM In the early 1800s, the region now known as Lagos was a major port for slave trade. However, there was mounting pressure on the British from missionary groups to stop it. There was also a spike in the demand for palm oil at the time as a machine lubricant following the industrial revolution. This meant that the British began battling other European powers to end slave trade. The British wanted monopoly access to the palm oil and other industrial raw materials from the Niger Delta region. However, slaves continued to be exported to the Carribbean Islands and America by the Europeans. This caused a growing shortage of labour on the mainland which hampered agricultural productivity. Britain therefore passed anti-slavery navy squadron. The navy squadron began intercepting slave ships and returning captives to shore. Despite the efforts by the British to end slave trade, it continued to grow. It was simply too lucrative for the local rulers and the Portuguese slaves.