Impact of Brexit on Nigerians living in the UK
By CHannels TV
25 June 2016 |
7:55 am
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GET READY TO BE DEPORTED FROM UK, ESPECIALLY THE 419 SCAMMERS AND DRUG PADDLERS.
Yeah. “Mr I am happy at the misfortune of others” Yet you are on you knees everyday begging them to send you money, abi?
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