State Kid

08/11/2025

Men de suffer!!!
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13/10/2025

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13/10/2025

Akon’s wife Tomeka Thiam has filed for divorce after 29 years of marriage, demanding €100 million. She claims to have contributed to his fortune, but court checks of his bank account revealed only $10,000, with the rest of his money held in his mother’s name.
State Kid

21/08/2025

According to the 2005 census results in Cameroon,[46] there were 87,252 [47] Tivoid people at Akwaya sub-division, located at the south-western border of Cameroon Manyu division, with Mamfe as its capital, which is 74 km away from the south eastern Nigerian border. The Cameronian Tiv are well educated and live in Anglophone Cameroon as their ancestral land, while a few others live in the francophone region. They are mostly farmers but others work in the government. Some of their towns and villages are Njawbaw(Njobo), Assumbo, Ballin, Batanga, Bagundu, Bakinjaw, Assaka etc.[40]

The Ikyurav-tiev of Katsina-Ala were some of the last Nigerian Tiv people to migrate from here. They are still known in Cameroon as the Ekol.[48]

Although some Nigerian Tiv people are unaware of some of the Tiv groups of the Cameroon because of the international border but, these groups always consider themselves Tiv because they are basically the same people lost in undocumented history. Some of them have an additional dialect to the main Tiv language. They also constitute some of the major Tiv clans in Nigeria like the Iyon(Kwande), Utange(Ushongo) etc.[45]

The Cameroonian Tiv groups are; Bitare, Mesaka, Iyive, Ceve or Becheve, Evant, Eman, Ipulo, Caka, Undir, Oliti etc. They together with the Tiv in Nigeria share the same culture, language, History, Religion, and Tradition. They occupy a total of 99 villages in the Akwaya sub-division covering an area of 3,682 square kilometers, which is their major homogenous population.[7]

13/08/2025

11/07/2025

HOW TO SURVIVE IN ABUJA!!!
1. Have money 💰

2. Know people that have money and connection 🤝

3. Know the differences between Galadima/Galadimawa. Gwagwa/Gwagwalada. Airport rd/Airport junction. Iddo/Idu. Jabi/Jahi etc. 🚗

4. Don't fall in love 💔

5.Just know that Wuse Zone 2 and Wuse 2 are different & never ever use Google map to Trek a 5min distance on your phone. Body go tell you🚶

6. Avoid Gwarimpa boys. Very important 👌

7. Apo Nepa/Apo Bridge/ Apo Resettlement & Apo Mechanic , make sure you know the difference

8. Meanwhile if you don't know the difference btw berger and lugbe berger, Nyanya and new Nyanya your name na OYO, survival go dey far far away from you

9. Each direction you are going to have a sign language that the cab drivers understands perfectly eg area 1☝ area 10 🙏 etc. No worry no be person go teach you 🤣

10.And not everybody that says they're based in Abuja actually stay in Abuja..Some na Suleja, Tafa, Dakwa.. they're all in Niger state

11. 6. Never head to Nyanya/Maraba at 5pm, you will sleep for road

12. Apo dutse and dutse alhaji know the difference 👍

13. Lastly Take number 4 & 6 seriously ~State Kid

05/06/2025

Teacher 💔💔

16/03/2025

This piece alone tells alot..
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09/12/2024