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Influencers are being paid to cheer Nigerians toward their own harm.
Big food money strikes again.
How does FFMP (what is being deceptively marketed as milk here) affect your health?
Learn from this tweet and do your own research.
✨👑 DaddyMO👑✨🏁@therealdaddymo1
@wearegst @rosemaryegbo FFMP is typically high in saturated fats (from added vegetable oils like palm oil), which can contribute to increased cholesterol levels and raise the risk of heart disease over time. Second, compared to natural whole milk, it may have lower levels of essential nutrients!!!!
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Your votes don’t count so how did Peter Obi win Lagos in the last election? The more people show up, the more difficult it is to rig. And even if, even though, last last. What is the benefit of sitting down at home? What is the justification? When there is fire on the mountain
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We stand by our report.
Last year, an investigation by DeSmog documented how Irish farmers, an Irish Parliamentarian, and Irish companies paying Nigerian online influencers to misrepresent FFMP as milk, calling it a moral stain.
That’s the country that exports most to Nigeria.
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The IMF is a satanic Western loan shark. To African countries, they tell them
-Slush subsidies for food (creates a starving population).
-Slush spending in healthcare (creates an unhealthy population)
-Slush spending in education (creates a population who can't escape poverty)
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An interesting story about African women and their attitude toward their hair by @joyfwen for @Spearhead_Af
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Nigerians oh
Please register to vote/ Review your voter registration.
cvr.inecnigeria.org
Jola@Jollz
Voter turnout in Hungary was over 80%. Let he or she who has ears, hear.
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My classmates left in the middle of school trip to fly from Shanghai to Budapest just to vote.
That’s how locked-in they were.
Jola@Jollz
Voter turnout in Hungary was over 80%. Let he or she who has ears, hear.
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I’m jealous of countries that have a competent president.
KHAN'✨@khanofkhans11_
How jealous are you?
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I so much thank God for the presidency of BAT, because this man would have gone to his grave as a noble man. 🙏
TallJohn🌍@JohnFanimokun
"I hope for the sake of the nation that Peter Obi doesn't express interest in the next election. Because for me as a leader, he is unfit to lead a country" — Professor Wole Soyinka
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Our Food and Drug Authorities are so useless
Immortal Stat@immortalstats
THE NESTLÉ SUGAR GAP: AN ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL CERELAC STANDARDS — 2026
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Most Nigerians think they are drinking milk. They are drinking Fat-Filled Milk Powder (FFMP).
In the EU, FFMP can’t be sold as milk, it must be labelled as a milk ingredient, not a dairy product.
Here, it’s “milk”. Nigerians are eating what others aren’t allowed to call food.
wolfsbane@honey_yeka
@wearegst Just try to filter powder milk and see the amount of sugar granules in them
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According to independent laboratory tests, Nigeria’s Fanta contains EU banned synthetic dyes (Carmoisine E122 or Allura Red E129).
They were found in Fanta Strawberry, Fanta Orange variants, and other local soft drinks.
Hef or YS@HEF_LGA
On this topic, this is why Nigerian Fanta is so loved. #Unregulated smh
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Say no more.
Nigerian babies are fed sugar-packed Cerelac while European babies get the same brand with zero added sugar.
The same culprit? Nestlé.
Ultimately, NAFDAC is to be held responsible. Their mandate is to protect the health of Nigerians and they are failing at it.
Fẹrànmi@pherado
If you want to live a life free of constant hospital visits & crushing hospital bills, avoid any product by Nestlé. Their entire company has always been built of profit before people. Do your research on their controversies in Africa, if you doubt me
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🇳🇬 JUST IN - Despite initial denials, footage has emerged showing the aftermath of the April 11, 2026 airstrike at Jilli market along the Borno–Yobe border, where civilians were hit during an operation targeting Boko Haram militants, with deaths estimated between 50 and 200.
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🇳🇬 JUST IN: Up to 200 Feared Dead After Nigerian Air Force Airstrike Hits Busy Market on Borno–Yobe Border As many as 200 people are feared dead, with dozens injured, after a Nigerian Air Force (NAF) airstrike mistakenly struck a crowded weekly market on Saturday. The incident occurred at Jilli Market, a key trading hub located between Gubio Local Government Area and Geidam Local Government Area, where traders from surrounding communities had gathered in large numbers. According to eyewitnesses and local officials, fighter jets operating under Operation Hadin Kai launched the strike targeting suspected Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province elements believed to be active in the area. However, the bombs missed their intended targets and hit the civilian market instead. Multiple explosions tore through the crowded trading ground, sending traders and buyers fleeing in panic. Eyewitnesses described widespread devastation, with bodies scattered across the scene and many victims buried under debris. Victims were rushed to the Specialist Hospital Geidam, where at least 14 injured persons are currently receiving treatment. Several others have reportedly been referred to Damaturu due to the severity of their injuries. While initial eyewitness counts confirmed at least 56 bodies, local sources now warn that the true death toll could be significantly higher, with some estimates placing it at up to 200 fatalities as recovery efforts continue. As of Sunday afternoon, the Nigerian Air Force and Defence Headquarters have yet to issue an official statement addressing the incident or confirming civilian casualties. The Borno–Yobe border remains a volatile frontline in Nigeria’s ongoing counter-insurgency campaign, where civilian populations continue to face deadly risks as terrorists operate within and around local communities. This is a developing story. Casualty figures are expected to be updated as more information emerges.
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