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24/01/2025

Mc A1 home coming with Jimmy Nocap I will be live there. Book your tickets now let have some fun 🤩

23/01/2025

Wetin be this 😂😂

09/08/2024

Good morning my beautiful ladies 2k to 10 best lines under my comment section
I will be selecting 😊

08/08/2024

Whatever you do today don’t sink anyone boat.

The ocean is wide enough for all us to sail comfortably .

19/07/2024

I have been planning to hit gym recently but waiting my eyes dey see eh 🤦‍♂️

13/07/2024

13/07/2024

The updated Ballon d'Or rankings 🏆🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

11/07/2024

In my own opinion she responded probably because his the only option at that moment.

As for me I can’t be this consistent because it should be mutual, I can’t beg for love.

If your attitude tire me I take my leave.
No offense though 😉

10/07/2024

They said the Devil you know is better than an Angel you don’t know

Does that mean I should go back to my Ex? Just asking for a friend 🌚

05/07/2024

Know your worth and place in people’s life.

30/05/2024

River Congo: The World's Deepest River

With a depth of 220 Meters, at its deepest point; River Congo is the deepest River in the World, both by maximum depth and average depth

For comparison purposes, the deepest point of Lake Victoria is 82 Meters, and so, River Congo at its deepest point is 2.7 times deeper than Lake Victoria

River Nile is about 11 Meters at its deepest point, and so, River Congo is nearly 20 times deeper than River Nile (at the deepest point)

Its deepest point is in the Lower Congo, between Pool Malebo, which is just East of Brazzaville, and an area known as Pioka

Why the massive depth?

The world-record depth of the Congo River is produced by a steep drop in elevation over a short distance

This leads to rapidly-flowing waters, which in turn causes significant erosive potential.

About 300 KMs to its mouth in the Atlantic, the river starts dropping about 6 Meters per KM in elevation

Over the final 100 KMs, it loses 200 Meters of elevation.

This abnormally high ratio creates a flow rate of about 1.4 - 1.5 million cubic feet per second

This is sufficient to carve out the exceptional gorges in this section of the Lower up.

Credit: Kariuki Muiri

23/05/2024

Picture of the day, lover birds ☺️

Onwa igba
And Chinny