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rachid_bah88
Rachid bah :
Ont doute lutter pour ne pas mourir pauvre 🥰🥰🥰
2026-11-04 21:37:40
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disantos9322
OyarzaNicoMal :
l'homme qui continue de faire pour le Togo
2026-11-04 21:21:49
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florial0
G.S.R. florial :
j'apprécie très bien l'initiative mais je ne suis pas fan des initiatives sur l'eau. 💪💪👍👍
2026-11-04 19:15:05
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tononsev
tononsev :
Hum est c qu'ils ont bien dimensionné pr l'effectif que j vois
2026-11-04 19:04:36
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hodalou.posmon
Hodalou POSMON :
bon récréation boss
2026-11-04 20:13:43
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aime.be
Bébe BK 💯💯 :
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2026-11-04 18:14:56
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nassifa.traore
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2026-11-04 16:56:53
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maxwe180
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2026-11-04 16:51:47
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melo.machelly
Melo Machelly :
avec tout ça d’autre attand la mort pour aller au paradit tu es bien pauvre ici sur terre cest toi tu veut paradit hor pourtant le pauvre n’as jamain bonne pensée si cest pas la haine
2026-11-04 22:24:00
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kossitasse
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2026-11-04 19:23:53
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germain.temeh1
Germain Temeh :
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2026-11-04 14:51:11
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2026-11-04 19:08:44
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userkom228
@routier+228 :
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2026-11-04 18:37:33
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salifdjini
abou sankara :
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2026-11-04 18:24:42
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KOSSI1 :
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2026-11-04 19:17:36
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Yvette :
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2026-11-04 14:50:59
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della19719
bébé chérie :
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2026-11-04 14:50:34
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ayano madrilaid :
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2026-11-04 22:03:28
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