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@genoeric1 @ManLikeTeetos Normal mugu

Me and the madam guys thought i could not bag

@2022AFRICA @bizzleosikoya Anywhere he goes we keep learning from him ❤️

Dj Maphorisa Announces his Leaving the Amapiano Genre and going back to Afro-house Music

@lonetee08 @ochethaking ͏

@ochethaking ͏

@lavezzedout Girl don carry my brother dstv decoder before, he didn’t know on time, he thought the remote was faulty or signals

So… let me tell you this story about my friend. This thing happened a while ago, but till today, we still remind him of it whenever he starts feeling too confident. My friend met a girl on Tinder. Normal Tinder meeting. They had chatted for a bit. No deep conversations. No “what are your dreams?” Just vibes and agreement.

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪🇷🇺 U.S. TRIES TO SEIZE VENEZUELAN OIL TANKER, SO RUSSIA RESPONDS WITH A SUBMARINE You thought this was just about oil? It’s now a full-on naval showdown. The U.S. is actively trying to seize the Marinera, a Russian-flagged tanker (formerly Bella 1) carrying sanctioned Venezuelan oil, and Moscow is not having it. Now, Russia has deployed a submarine to escort the tanker off the Venezuelan coast, in what looks like a direct challenge to U.S. naval enforcement. So, to recap: - The U.S. raids Venezuela, takes out Maduro, and claims 30–50M barrels of oil. - China is furious. - Russia steps in to block further seizures with military hardware. If the U.S. seizes the Marinera, it sends a message that American sanctions now come with force. If Russia stops it, it signals that they’re willing to fight, literally, to protect their stake in the region. We’re no longer talking about embargoes and backdoor deals, this is open confrontation on the high seas, with oil, power, and global alliances all on the line. Sources: Reuters, @sentdefender, WSJ

@NigeriaStories War don end that period?

A picture of beautiful School girls in northern Nigeria 🇳🇬 ,1966

Why don't planes just stay still and let the destination come to them because the earth is spinning

@DryNeer_ @Symply_Tacha @grok Bro said add clowns 😂😂😂

@Symply_Tacha @grok @grok paint her face as a clown with 5 robots making fun of her in the background.

Hey @grok, just to be VERY clear: you do NOT have my permission to use, edit, remix, alter, or touch any of my photos or videos old or new. If a third party asks you to make any edit to a photo of mine of any kind that’s an automatic NO! Deny that request Thank you.

@sankofa360 I agree

@harmattan_shire @Dono_K22 @blessinguzzi 😂

@Dono_K22 @blessinguzzi Na wa oooo! Are you the kidnapper she is referring to?

When I returned to Nigeria, I shot a documentary on this in Aba but on my way home after the shoot, I was kidnapped. In the chaos of trying to escape, I lost my laptop and the drive. It’s something I will never forget. When the time is right, I will go back and shoot it again.

@SpinesandZee28 😂

Yayyy,I made daworrowed rice todayyy🥹

@NigeriaStories People were just calling a radio station this morning complaining about there mugus

JUST IN: The Lagos State Taskforce has arrested 32 street urchins, popularly known as Omotaku, for allegedly causing public nuisance and obstructing traffic on major highways across the state.

@dangbanamanager Una Dey talk am like say na one big celebrity wey him career come crash, he Dey try blow that time ni and till now he still Dey try blow, at least I don listen to two of his songs today. He’s still bigger than chinko ekun, devolee, and some people till date

I need the universe to smile on this nigga … the kind of shame he’s facing on tiktok is mad

This dog's name was Gunner. My uncle brought him back from WW2. He was raised and slept under my uncle's anti- aircraft gun. The gun crew shared their rations to feed him. By the time he was 18 months old, my uncle said he would stand up and look at the sky. If he laid back down they knew all was ok. If he growled and put his hackles up they got at the ready. He knew the sound of the German aircraft and my uncle said he never got it wrong. He said Gunner was better than any early warning system. I'm probably the only one left in the family that knows that story now, so I thought I'd tell it before it's lost forever, like many stories must be from that time. Thanks for reading it.

@NvrBlameDerrick 😂😂😂

A lot of young niggas getting rich off lessons hidden in Genesis 27:18–24.

Omere @maxvayshia, I honestly have to disagree with you on this. The Yoruba have been the second biggest victims of this forced unity called Nigeria. They have lost more politically, socially, and culturally than any other major ethnic group. In truth, the Yoruba are the primary force holding this fragile union together. If, for example, the alleged coup plot against President Tinubu had succeeded, we would almost certainly be in a full-scale civil war right now—because the Yoruba would fight back fiercely. Do not mistake political restraint for cowardice. The only reason there has been no massive reaction or reprisals to attacks on Yoruba and her interests is precisely because there is a Yoruba presidency. We saw the same dynamic between 1999 and 2004: Yoruba will defend Yoruba when political obstacles are removed. After being betrayed repeatedly—by allies, by the system, by other groups—no one should expect the Yoruba to trust blindly. If the Yoruba choose to put their own people first, what exactly is the problem with that? Does self-preservation make them disloyal or dishonest? Power is what matters in Nigeria. This is a country of raw survival, where every group is fighting to dominate or avoid being dominated. If you don’t protect your own, you will be suppressed. On religious and tribal tolerance, the Yoruba remain the most accommodating in Nigeria. It is extremely rare to find a Hausa/Fulani or Igbo family where the father is Muslim and the mother Christian (or vice versa), yet such mixed-faith marriages are commonplace among Yoruba. That level of tolerance is unique. Your analogy falls apart when you look at the rest of the country: the South-South is riddled with internal rivalries and violence; the South-East openly seeks exit; the North pushes to control and dominate; the Middle Belt fights daily for survival against encroachment. In reality, the Yoruba are the only major group still genuinely invested in keeping Nigeria together. So no—the Yoruba are neither cowardly nor disloyal. They are simply playing the same game everyone else is playing, while carrying the heaviest burden of this contrived unity.

@instablog9ja I don’t want to believe this story cos does he need to go fetch water from third street?

Lady sparks debate online as she shares her reason for ending a serious relationship.

@RotimyRudeBoi @WhiteHouse 😂😂😂

@WhiteHouse Na Wizkid get that bird sign o,calm down 😑

If you don’t know, now you know 🦅

This is how legends move!🔥🦅

@Mobolaji_Abdul1 Werey get bad mouth 😂

Moment a lady dissed DDG because he’s on Nigerian 🇳🇬 native outfit 😂😭🥹🔥