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Body language breakdown: Neither guy showing anything unusual, both seem comfortable, expect war or Ank KO #UFC320

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If I commit suicide out of frustration MTN Nigeria Support MTN Nigeria should be held responsible EFCC Nigeria ncc.gov.ng FCCPC Nigeria How on earth did my 800GB data bundle worth ₦125,000 finish in just 21 days? Between July 11 to August 5 And now again 8 August to August 28 500 GB is gone on the new data I subscribed to the 800GB yearly plan and it was completely exhausted between July and August. I subscribed to another 800GB again on August 8, and I am already down to around 380GB. That means I have used roughly 420GB in the same month. And before anyone says it was background activity, backups or other devices: I have checked my phone. My backups are OFF, unnecessary background activities are OFF, and I am not using multiple devices for anything that could reasonably explain this level of consumption. I am not asking MTN to give me another generic explanation about TikTok, WhatsApp, iCloud, updates or streaming. I WANT THE ACTUAL DATA USAGE BREAKDOWN. MTN, please tell me exactly where my data went. I want a detailed breakdown showing: • The dates and times my data was consumed • The amount of data consumed during each period • Which services/apps or traffic categories consumed it • Any hotspot/tethering usage recorded • Any unusual or abnormal consumption detected on my line • A complete usage history for my number, preferably going back to last year If your records show that I genuinely consumed this data, show me the records. If there is a technical explanation, explain it clearly. I have attached video evidence showing my balances and usage history. MTN, please don't send me another generic response. I need a proper, verifiable breakdown of how ₦125,000 worth of data disappeared in 21 days, and why another 800GB is already down to approximately 380GB. You recently held a public “Data on Trial” session addressing customers' concerns about data depletion and transparency. MTN said it was committed to transparency and that customers' data consumption could be examined using data-backed evidence. So please, examine mine. MTN Nigeria I need answers, not assumptions.

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Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "As we speak tonight.. Israel has hit a school, a hospital, a food distribution centre, its fired on UN troops, and is said to be considering starving northern Gaza.. Should there be any red lines for Britain's political support of Israel?" Emily Thornberry, "Israel has the right to defend itself.. Within the confines of international law.. And proportionate.. All civilian life is equal" KGM, "That policy isn't working... Is there anything Israel can do which would mean Britain's political and diplomatic support for Israel should be withdrawn?" ET, "The question I think should be asked, how do we get this to stop.. I'm not interested in gestures.. I want invasion of Lebanon to stop.. A ceasefire in Gaza.. Not cutting off the top third of Gaza which looks like Israel general plans are" KGM, "Do you agree that would be a war crime if northern Gaza is starved?" ET, "It is a war crime to forcibly move a population from one part of a country to another.. It is a war crime to starve people.. Any war crimes should go before the courts.. There are war crimes on both sides.. By Hamas.. By Iran" "The European Union has been right to condemn Israel attacking UN in Lebanon" Disappointing Emily Thornberry you were able to say Iran and Hamas commit war crimes but were unable to say Israel has as well - From your body language it's obvious what you think, but you can't say it. It's almost as if you're a hostage unable to speak your mind, when you're actually the chair of our Foreign Affairs Committee, but can't express yourself - sad for us as a country and sad for the people of Gaza and Lebanon who continue to suffer

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🌍 SERBS AND POLES: DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, SAME SLAVIC ROOTS 🇷🇸🇵🇱🇨🇿🇸🇰🇭🇷🇸🇮🇧🇬🇲🇰🇷🇺🇧🇾🇺🇦🇧🇦🇲🇪 A viral video recorded in Belgrade has sparked a wider discussion about Slavic identity after a Serbian and a Polish speaker compared everyday words — and discovered how similar their languages still are. Words such as rzeka/reka (river), nos (nose), pas/pojas (belt), and niebo/nebo (sky) differ only slightly in spelling or pronunciation. Linguists say this is no coincidence. Serbian and Polish both belong to the Slavic language family, which originates from Proto-Slavic, spoken over 1,500 years ago. Shared origin, documented history According to historical and linguistic research, the Slavs began expanding across Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe between the 5th and 7th centuries. Over time, different groups formed what we now call: • West Slavs – Poles, Czechs, Slovaks • South Slavs – Serbs, Croats, Slovenes, Bulgarians • East Slavs – Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians Despite later political borders and religious divisions (Catholic, Orthodox, Uniate), the core linguistic structure remains strikingly similar. Studies show Slavic languages retain 60–80% lexical similarity, far higher than between most European language families. Linguistic proof Modern linguistics confirms that Serbian and Polish share: • Similar grammar cases • Nearly identical verb structures • Shared roots for basic words (body parts, nature, family terms) • Parallel sentence construction This is why speakers can often understand each other without formal study — a phenomenon called passive mutual intelligibility. Historical parallels Both nations experienced long periods of foreign domination: • Poland was partitioned by Prussia, Austria and Russia in the 18th century • Serbia spent centuries under Ottoman rule • Both suffered devastating losses in World War II • Both faced pressure from external powers during the Cold War Historians frequently note the parallel political trajectories of Slavic nations — fighting for sovereignty, cultural survival and independence. A deeper identity While modern Europe classifies Slavs into separate sub-groups, anthropologists emphasize that these divisions are recent in historical terms. From a civilizational perspective, Poles and Serbs descend from the same early Slavic tribes that later branched out geographically. That shared origin explains: • Language similarities • Cultural patterns • Folk traditions • Collective historical memory Why this matters today In an era of geopolitical division, this viral clip reminds people of something older than modern politics: shared roots and shared heritage. Not ideology. Not alliances. But history. 👇 Question to our audience: How do you say river, sky, nose, belt in your Slavic language? Write it below and show how deep this connection goes. — 🔔 Follow Slavic Networks for independent coverage Nirali VVeles SlavicFreeSpirit #SlavicWorld #PanSlavic #SlavicIdentity #Serbia #Poland #SlavicLanguages #History #CulturalRoots #SlavicNetworks

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