Anthony Joshua's Car Crash: What we know so far

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Truth Table 6 hours ago

ONLY Jesus saves.
He is the Messiah.
Seek Him now and enjoy eternal life.

ONLY Jesus saves.
He is the Messiah.
Seek Him now and enjoy eternal life.
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Dan alloy 3 hours ago

Africa is the worst place to live in the world. They live a truck on the road without a warning sign. This is allover Africa.

Africa is the worst place to live in the world. They live a truck on the road without a warning sign. This is allover Africa.
Sam osei 6 hours ago

Stationary trucks on Ghanaian and nigerian highways continue to kill innocent people. Others don't maintain their trucks and when they break down they will abandon them for days, in some cases weeks until innocent people loos ...
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Stationary trucks on Ghanaian and nigerian highways continue to kill innocent people. Others don't maintain their trucks and when they break down they will abandon them for days, in some cases weeks until innocent people loose their lives.
It's time politicians take action and do something about this menace
RED SUBMARINE 6 hours ago

OH....JOSH!!!

OH....JOSH!!!
cano 6 hours ago

He should've never went to that backwarded nigeria. Do you people know that they call nigeria "the worlds biggest slum" outside of africa. Even nigerians abroad should stay away from that chaotic country if they want to live ...
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He should've never went to that backwarded nigeria. Do you people know that they call nigeria "the worlds biggest slum" outside of africa. Even nigerians abroad should stay away from that chaotic country if they want to live long
Dude 5 hours ago

Do you even know your father? Nigeria happens to be thousands of nautical miles ahead of the Banku republic

Do you even know your father? Nigeria happens to be thousands of nautical miles ahead of the Banku republic
RED SUBMARINE 6 hours ago

@SAM OSEI,It Happen Every Where In Africa But I Doubt That In Europe.

@SAM OSEI,It Happen Every Where In Africa But I Doubt That In Europe.
Sam osei 3 hours ago

In Canada or USA drivers have just few hours to remove their vehicles off the highway or the government will do it for you for a hefty price. So this doesn't happen in Canada or USA. I'm not sure about Europe because I don't ...
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In Canada or USA drivers have just few hours to remove their vehicles off the highway or the government will do it for you for a hefty price. So this doesn't happen in Canada or USA. I'm not sure about Europe because I don't live there
Sam osei 3 hours ago

Go to south Africa or Namibia to see if it happens every where in Africa.

Go to south Africa or Namibia to see if it happens every where in Africa.

Holy Sinner 6 hours ago

BOLA TINIBU is a Bad luck president to the beautiful country Nigeria.He came to power through inkomious ways and again assisted the other criminal president of Ivory Coast to stay in power after his stipulated time has elapse ...
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BOLA TINIBU is a Bad luck president to the beautiful country Nigeria.He came to power through inkomious ways and again assisted the other criminal president of Ivory Coast to stay in power after his stipulated time has elapsed through the same incomious ways. TINIBU is a cursed president like the ex president of Ghana Akufo Addo, the mother serpent of all corruption. Nigerians must shine their eyes, that Yuroba man is a criminal bastard
RED SUBMARINE 5 hours ago

NIGERIA THE GREAT!

NIGERIA THE GREAT!
cano 5 hours ago

the great slum!

the great slum!
RED SUBMARINE 2 hours ago

OH GHANA. LOL!

OH GHANA. LOL!
Goat 4 hours ago

If he had an escort, how then did this happen?

If he had an escort, how then did this happen?
WHY SHOULD IT CONCERN ME? - KOBY 2 hours ago

Why should Joshua"s accident be of concern to me? Does he give me some of his huge boxing earnings? Why should i be concerned about what happens to him? Sorry his life is his life. What he does with it is up to him.

Why should Joshua"s accident be of concern to me? Does he give me some of his huge boxing earnings? Why should i be concerned about what happens to him? Sorry his life is his life. What he does with it is up to him.
RED SUBMARINE 1 hour ago

@KOBY,YOU ARE IDIOT LEAVING INSIDE NUCLEUS.

@KOBY,YOU ARE IDIOT LEAVING INSIDE NUCLEUS.

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