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I truly love the idea of traveling.. seeing new places, experiencing the beauty of the world firsthand. I genuinely hope God blesses me with both the financial means and good health to explore it all. There’s so much out there to feel, to see, to live. ❤️

Ask him to address the nation when commanding officers of the army die on duty like this, you’ll never see him. It’s only when it comes to politics and self glorification.

They blur their faces guys !!! They blur the faces of t£rr0r!sts 💔💔💔💔💔

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Have you ever thought about why you are in this world, only to spend most of your life working just to eat, survive, and eventually die? The truth is, that’s just the survival layer of life, not the full picture. Work is the system, not the purpose. Real life happens in the moments in between… relationships, growth, experiences, love, impact. Life doesn’t hand you a fixed meaning… and that’s the beauty of it. It means you are free to define what your time here stands for. We may all end up at the same place, but how you live in between is what makes the difference. 🤔

SPEAK YOUR MIND PLEASE

@_falsi1ke We are all going to die… good people, bad people, rich or poor. One day everything just goes blank, like pulling a battery out of a phone… and that’s it, you are gone. What remains isnt you, but the memory of how you spent your time here when you had the chance.

Tell us a very bitter truth??

You can’t escape every problem at once or start life over on a clean slate… Problems will always come and go. Life has a sneaky way of taking up our precious time, so while you’re here… have fun, live well, dress well, eat well, love people, and let people hate if they want. In the middle of it all, you will find yourself glowing differently, even in chaos… now that’s a real life hack.

Maturing is realizing that.....

@_AsiwajuLerry It’s 2002 inside a compound somewhere in Osogbo… Sitting outside with your neighborhood friends… no phone, no internet… playing moonlight tale and listening to “Nkan Be” by Kola Olawuyi… simple times, real vibes.

Without mentioning your age, mention something that a young person today won’t understand.

On the day this happened, big Muslim accounts here said it was a lie. Many of them went as far as creating AI altered versions to mock what happened here. It's important to never forget.

Kindly provide @CruLagospolice with the necessary details so this matter can be taken up promptly. The Command does not tolerate any form of harassment of members of the public. Your dm is closed, kindly reach out via 09111111151

N159.28trn debt: Each Nigerian owes N724,000 dailytrust.com/n159-28trn-deb…

@SouthgateB38238 @DorianofBH @OgarEmmaOwogeka Youre asking what taxes and debt have increased?, I think the only clueless person here is you.

@Rotinmuch @DorianofBH @OgarEmmaOwogeka Which taxes has increased and which borrowing has increased, it's sad how educated citizens get their information from social media without bothering to fact check,na the result be this, he was even asking where is subsidy money,chai! you clueless bro

1. Bold Economic Reforms like, Fuel subsidy removal, Foreign Exchange Unification, Tax and fiscal Reforms, etc 2. Infrastructural Development, like the different roads and facilities you can see for yourself, Coastal Highway, Sokoto Badagry Super Highway etc. 3. Social Investment and Youth empowerment initiatives like, Student loan schemes (NELFUND), Consumer Credit Corporations etc 4. States and local governments funding, which is visible for you to see and every state and local government which now have their autonomy (thanks to Tinubu) could take care of and provide good governance to the grassroots (which most states has failed to do but that blame somehow still goes to Tinubu because of ignorance). 5. Educational policies: how many strike have you witnessed since he became president? And how long was it? Unlike that incessant and prolonged strike, which kept most of us in school longer than necessary. I can go on and on……. No of those people you are rooting for can provide that and that is evident in the their track records while in government, that we are all familiar with.

Hello @PoliceNG_CRU please attend to this injust!ce 💔💔💔

@PoliceNG_CRU @ARISEtv @dammiedammie35 Good evening on my way from watching football tonight. I was stopped at a checkpoint in front of TFC opebi. I packed and came down. But of the officer insisted on searching my girlfriend and we requested for a female office to search her

@OgarEmmaOwogeka @DorianofBH @prolificmb Lol, all we did was ask what that man is actually using all this borrowed money for. In such a short time, he’s borrowed more than any previous administration… even more than when we were still paying subsidies. But somehow, we’re the illiterates 😂

@DorianofBH @prolificmb @Rotinmuch It’s very difficult to explain things to an illiterate. Don’t push it to much, when you get to somewhere, leave them they and move. You are not to be blamed for their lack of comprehension

@AlMubarak0410 @DorianofBH @OgarEmmaOwogeka x.com/enyice1/status…

@Rotinmuch @DorianofBH @OgarEmmaOwogeka Can you mention one developing or developed country who don’t borrow to sustain their economy

Yessss.. Subsidy was being funded with borrowed money, agreed. But now subsidy is gone, borrowing is even higher, and taxes have increased… so where exactly is all this money going? If we’re still borrowing to service debt, then nothing has fundamentally changed. That’s not a long-term solution. The real issue isn’t just revenue, it’s productivity. Nigeria isn’t producing enough as a country, and that’s the root problem. You can’t tax or borrow your way out of weak production. So again… if subsidy is gone and revenue has increased, why is borrowing still rising, and what exactly is it being used for?

@Rotinmuch @OgarEmmaOwogeka There was never any money set aside for subsidy, the federation had been borrowing to fund it. Removing it simply means the govt won’t have to borrow to fund it again. So, when you ask where is the money going—there’s simply no money.

You can’t keep asking people to endure “short-term pain” from economic policies while it looks like public funds are being spent without clear priority or impact on everyday lives. I’m out here trying to survive with the little I earn, yet more is being taken from me in taxes and rising costs. Fine… take the taxes. But what exactly am I getting in return? Where is the relief? Is it affordable or subsidized healthcare? Access to low-interest car or business loans? Free or at least partially funded education for my children? Rent support or housing schemes that actually reach people like me? If citizens are expected to sacrifice, then there should be visible, practical support systems to ease that burden, not just promises.

Yes, many candidates said they would remove subsidy… and now it’s been done. But removing it is only one part of the equation. The real question is.. where is the money going, and how is it improving people’s lives? If citizens are expected to endure the “short-term pain,” then there must be visible, measurable relief… better infrastructure, healthcare, education, transport, or direct support. Right now, many people are struggling to see that connection. Policies shouldn’t just be bold… they should be transparent and accountable. People are not just asking for comfort, they’re asking for clarity and fairness. Pain without visible purpose or shared sacrifice will always feel unjust.

Results are not achieved overnight and good results is not achieved instantly. That is why you go to school and spend 4-6 years to get one single document called Certificate. I called it BOLD because no one dares to take them without getting backlash from the people just like Tinubu is getting, but in a long run the result will come. Have you forgotten that all the Presidential aspirants said they were going to remove subsidy?

@KayceeTrades Kaftan can never go wrong 😂

This type of cloths are only beautiful on pictures . Once you begin waka inside you'd look like an idiot

@BolanleCole He was experienced, but his administration exposed weak leadership and poor coordination. Despite some economic growth, it was marked by worsening insecurity, corruption, and slow decision making. So not inexperienced.. just not effective enough in execution.

Was GEJ experienced or Inexperienced as President of Nigeria? Matured replies please.