Throwback photo of Phyno when he was just a barber

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This throwback photo of Phyno and throwback is the reason you shouldn't give up until your name is heard!Damn i believe that everyone with the zeal to succeed would only if they believe in their hustle .. .Keep up with the fight to succeed , for someday ...


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Francis Agoda aka I Go Dye’s son, Roy, turned 7 today.
The ace comedian and businessman shared photos of him and wrote;
“Offsprings are replication of God’s image;a gift that nurtures our continued existance and on the seventh year, its perfect. As you celebrate your 7th birthday, there is a manifestation of God’s glory upon your life. may your life continually express Gods’ greatness, goodhealth and favour. The most wonderful possession is bestowed in you; a divine gift to my #world # happybirthday to my # Prince as you add one more # year . ”
After series of top flight entertainment presenting mock news on Bendel broadcasting TV, with his friend I Go Save, that platform was used to translate issues affecting the society.
Later, Agoda received a contract to perform in the first comedy club in Nigeria, the Prest Motel in Benin City, where he was paid one thousand Naira per show. He gained popularity on media stations. On one occasion, when he performed at the University Of …
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12-year-old homeless Nigerian child has given birth to a baby at a refuse site and was picked up by the Child’s Right And Rehabilitation Network.
The Child’s Right and Rehabilitation Network (CRARN) shared a photo of the child mother and her newborn baby who she named Miracle on Facebook and wrote:
“A 12-Year-Old #StreetChild, Gives Birth to Another Street Child in a Refuse Site in Nigeria. Yesterday we had a naming ceremony and the child was named MIRACLE.
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As at yesterday morning, she was locked out of the place together with her baby.
Contact us if you want to support this child or call the volunteer Benjamin Omin Itu at +234 808 230 9390.
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