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Jim said…
Hi ORI

where are u ?
why u dont visit us no more?

Keshi misses u
i do too
1:52 PM
EKENYERENGOZI Michael Chima said…
Hi Jim,
I just returned to blogging recently.


I apologize for my absence.
Nigeria is a rough and tough country and only God keeps us going.

Cheers and God bless.
7:41 AM
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