Anuoluwapo retuiteado
I have no adjective left to quantify how tired I am of Nigeria and its ruling class. I am so bitter, so angry, so full of disdain that I have exhausted my capacity to truly resent anything else
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Anuoluwapo
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@MobilePunch God please, let them all come back home safely in Jesus name🙏🏼
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(𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎) '𝐍𝐞𝐠𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐊𝐢𝐝𝐧𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬, 𝐃𝐨𝐧’𝐭 𝐔𝐬𝐞 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐜𝐞', 𝐀𝐛𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐎𝐲𝐨 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐚𝐥 𝐁𝐞𝐠𝐬 𝐓𝐢𝐧𝐮𝐛𝐮, 𝐌𝐚𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐞
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@GbemiOO I don't think it's unkindness jare. There's this herd mentality of forming woke on trivial issues now. Pseudo-intellectualism masking as 'criticism'. Some people don't have any issue with it before o but once they see others 'critiquing', they join them.
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He swears they look like him🤣
Combsbytolani@adet0lani
Omoo nothing for your husband o, your kids took your entire face 😂😂
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@alexlobaloba "The falcon cannot hear the falconer
Things Fall Apart; the centre cannot hold..."
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@SamAkinlotan Congratulations Samuel! God bless the newborn and the entire family in Jesus name🙏🏼
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1 week ago, my life changed forever. My wife & I welcomed a baby boy into our family. His name is Irebami Thierry Akinlotan. Grateful to God for this precious gift, and yes you can call me Daddy. 😌
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@raetheelefty I laughed too hard when she pronounced 'coid' for cord. Great acting from all the actors👏🏾
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@kemiadetiba We need the tea on how/why you eventually settled for William Benson. He killed the role! A top-notch performance! I also loved Bimbo Akintola's performance; it was riveting.
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There's this character in "TO KILL A MONKEY" we've had no luck auditioning for.
We've had reads from accomplished actors, tried broadening our search with Open auditions. Still, no one sparks for this character. I haven't seen MAGIC yet for "Efemini Edewor."
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@KutthroatG_ My brother used to score 98% in Further Maths, and I was always wondering if we are of the same parents.
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Please Say No To Drugs .
I Know Sandra So Well From My Hood (Agege), She Was A Very Beautiful Girl That Was So Full Of Life.
Now See What She Has Turned Herself Into 😢.
I Beg You All To Speak Against Drug Abuse At Every Opportunity You Get.
You Might Be Saving Someone🙏🏿.
#stopdrugabuse #stopdrug
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@Mochievous This is my exact point! The real tragedy! Citizens getting blamed for being seen with their president. Something that should exude glory and honour has now become a thing of shame and ridicule.
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@yeankhar @alexlobaloba This is apt! The real tragedy here is that our president is so bad that once you're seen with him, your intentions, regardless of how genuine they are, become questionable . His decadence has outweighed the reverent status of the 'office of the president'.
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I don’t think a lot of people can snub the president’s invitation. You like him or not is irrelevant. It’s smarter to honor the invitation than stand on your “he’s a bad president blablabla”.
Thé President, not a governor o. That seat is too powerful, at least in Nigeria.
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Anuoluwapo retuiteado
We didn't entrust you with anything.
You grabbed, snatched, and ran away with it. You are a thief.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu@officialABAT
Two years ago, you entrusted me with the sacred responsibility to lead our nation at a time of historic challenges. Together, we faced those headwinds with courage and determination. The economic and general situation I inherited required that we redirect the country’s affairs with a bold and new vision. I immediately implemented two necessary policies—to stop our country from drifting into the precipice. We removed decades-long fuel subsidies and dismantled the corruption-ridden multiple exchange rate windows. These were no longer sustainable and had become a chokehold on our nation’s neck, strangling our future. Let me be clear: the only alternative to the reforms we initiated was a fiscal crisis—runaway inflation, external debt default, crippling fuel shortages, a plunging Naira, and an economy in free-fall. Despite the bump in the cost of living, we have made undeniable progress. Inflation has begun to ease. Rice prices and other staples are declining. Our oil and gas sector is recovering—rig counts are up by over 400%, and over $8 billion in new investments have been committed. We have stabilised our economy. We’re better positioned for growth and prepared to withstand global shocks. Gross proceeds per barrel are aligned with forecasts. Fiscal deficit narrowed from 5.4% of GDP in 2023 to 3.0% in 2024. We recorded over N6 trillion in revenue in Q1 of this year. We have discontinued Ways & Means financing. The NNPC, no longer burdened by unsustainable fuel subsidies, is now a net contributor to the Federation Account. We are achieving fuel supply security through local refining. Our debt service-to-revenue ratio dropped from nearly 100% in 2022 to under 40% by 2024. We paid off IMF obligations. Our net external reserves grew from $4 billion in 2023 to over $23 billion by the end of 2024. Under our bold tax reform agenda, our tax-to-GDP ratio rose from 10% to over 13.5% in just one year. Food, education, and healthcare now attract 0% VAT. Rent, public transport, and renewables are fully exempted. We’re eliminating multiple taxation and protecting disposable incomes—especially for low-income households and small businesses. This is not just about revenue. It is about inclusive economic growth. This is about economic justice. This is the movement we promised—a government of action powered by the energy and innovation of young Nigerians. From Innovate Naija and NASENI’s digital reboot, to electric vehicle assembly and drone engineering, we are restoring dignity to work and opening a future of possibilities. I told security chiefs: up your game and collaborate to end this plague of evil men. Every Nigerian deserves to live without fear. We shall remain vigilant. We are preparing to welcome the world to Nigeria for the Motherland Festival—a landmark gathering that will spotlight our rich heritage, vibrant creative industries, and the beauty of our people. It will showcase Nigeria’s promise—inviting the world to rediscover our nation. Our journey is not over, but our direction is clear. So is our resolve. By the Grace of God, the worst is behind us. The real impact of our governance is beginning to take hold. The future is bright—and together, we will build a stronger, more inclusive Nigeria. Bet on Nigeria. ~ PBAT #HopeRenewed #NigeriaRising #BetOnNigeria
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Anuoluwapo retuiteado
Nigeria has a big pedophilia problem and it’s worse in poor neighborhoods.
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Please go ahead to rate the community note as very helpful cus Peter Obi is correct and Jamb the liars of course.
JAMB@JAMBHQ
@PeterObi, Your Excellency, I must assert that our examination is scheduled to commence at 8:00am, not 6:00 am. While verification and other clearance processes begins at 6:30am , it is imperative that candidates are afforded adequate time to settle in before the exam begins.
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Hi guys, I’m 3 months sober :)
444@clausiaoliveira
I smoked weed religiously. every single day for 11 years. I’m 34 days sober today.
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Most of the 'Christians' that were outraged with PO's comment about churches are yet to tweet about this tragic event. The apparent hypocrisy! They are only concerned about scoring political points.
PeterSweden@PeterSweden7
It's being reported that 51 Christians were brutally m*rdered by islamists on Palm Sunday in Nigeria. Why isn't anybody in the mainstream media reporting on this...?
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Names of the victims of yesterday’s killings in Plateau State
1. Musa Dako, 64 yrs
2. Daniel Adams, 27 yrs
3. Obadiah Usman, 31 yrs
4. Zinas James, 22 yrs
5. Monday Sareke, 37 yrs
6. Yohanna Kusa, 43 yrs
7. Janet Danjuma, 29 yrs
8. Sunday Dako, 49 yrs
9. Reuben Adamu, 94 yrs
10. Dogara Adamu, 69 yrs
11. Bulus Moses, 26 yrs
12. Stephen John, 28 yrs
13. Menche Stephen, 7 yrs
14. Nema Stephen, 4 yrs
15. Mary Stephen, 24 yrs
16. Wiki John, 30 yrs
17. Joshua John Bagu, 46 yrs
18. Margaret Morris, 6 yrs
19. Debene Morris, 4 yrs
20. Monday Sale, 52 yrs
21. Salama Agah, 15 yrs
22. Laraba Agah, 4 yrs
23. Talatu Mangwa, 42 yrs
24. Grace David, 45 yrs
25. Lovina Monday, 19 yrs
26. Agah Monday, 4 yrs
27. Naomi Monday, 37 yrs
28. Noel David, 13 yrs
29. Jummai Stephen, 10 yrs
30. Monday Keyi, 37 yrs
31. Jerry Moses, 7 yrs
32. James Moses, 10 yrs
33. Jacob Moses, 3 yrs
34. Danjuma Gado, 38 yrs
35. Friday Moses, 14 yrs
36. Talatu Moses, 47 yrs
37. Akus Moses, 46 yrs
38. Asi Jerry, 58 yrs
39. Tele Zea, 29 yrs
40. Bre Shetu Nanzhwa, 61 yrs
41. Nanzhwa Ive, 5 yrs
42. Kaja Daniel, 42 yrs
43. Elisha Anthony, 37 yrs
44. Anna Anthony, 67 yrs
45. Danlami Randum (Mula), 49 yrs
46. Ado Danjuma, 17 yrs
47. Sarah Kula, 16 yrs
48. Ishaya Moses, 10 yrs
49. Juan Moses, 5 yrs
50. Sunday Mangwa, 25 yrs
51. Moses Bala, 43 yr
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