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If you were a victim of Breast Ironing, and very willing to talk to me about your experience for an article, I need to speak to you, please send me a dm

Watching Arise TV now, this FRSC officer was talking about how proactive the Nigerian emergency number (122) is, and the presenter tried to dial it, but it said the number does not exist 😭😅

With a 144% jump in yearly ransom payments, the kidnapping business is booming in Tinubu’s Nigeria. zikoko.com/citizen/kidnap… We break down how kidnapping became a billion-naira industry under Tinubu and what his government is doing about it.

@akankebillions I think she’s part Ghanaian

Who is their Nigerian father???

First teaser for the ‘MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE’ sequel series. The 4-part event series releases in 2026 on Hulu.

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My opening monologue on @rubbinmindsnow today... #EndSARS

@Being_Adaa 😂😂😂

Nobody: Joseph when his brothers sold him:

@NgMovies_Review Glad to see this breakdown Thought i was the only one who enjoyed it

Don’t go into this expecting it to be a sweet & moving romance movie; if you do, you will be extremely disappointed I think the way the film ended is the main reason so many people didn’t like it, but for me, despite its flaws, I liked Farmer’s Bride Rating: 6/10 Full review 👇🏽

@kosi_nnebe Many hotels are ‘old’/ haven’t been maintained well whilst airbnb’s are relatively new

Is there a reason why some of these IJGBs don’t book hotels instead? Seems to me like a cheaper alternative, isn’t it?

Pitching my services as a production manager to (specifically) documentary photographers, filmmakers, journalists, nonprofit leads and researchers in the humanities engaging in any type of fieldwork in 2026. I love to travel & I make things work! canva.com/design/DAGzQat…

interested in watching some of the selected films at AFRIFF for possible reviews. haven't been able to watch any short film due to location wahala. my DM day open if you no day "fear" critic. email day here too: Seyi@Culturecustodian.com send that screener ASAP!!!!

A lot of things are happening now but please don’t forget about him.

"How do you handle stressful situations??" Me:

@Benedict_a001 A reboot is currently in production

Who remember this series....?

The scammers are evolving 💀

✵ I’m an aspiring actor. That’s what I really want to be and that’s what I want to be known as🥹 My videos are not to make you laugh(although nostalgia can be funny at times) , it’s my resume for how good of an actor I can be if and when given the chance🤞🏾

For every second you keep lazying about, your future honeymoon shifts from Maldives to Maiduguri.

THE COBRA EFFECT During the British Raj, officials grew concerned about the rising number of venomous cobras in Delhi. To tackle the issue, they introduced a bounty for every dead snake. At first, the policy seemed successful, many cobras were killed. But soon, an unintended consequence appeared. Enterprising locals began breeding cobras to claim the reward. Once the government realised this loophole and scrapped the bounty programme, the breeders released their now-worthless snakes. The result? The cobra population surged to even higher levels than before. This episode is remembered as the Cobra Effect, a classic example of how well-meaning incentives can backfire, producing the exact opposite of the intended outcome. The “Cobra Effect” is such a powerful reminder that policies and incentives don’t just create results, they create behaviours. When you reward outcomes without thinking of human ingenuity, people will always find a shortcut. That’s why in governance, business, or even personal systems - designing incentives matters more than setting targets, otherwise you end up with more cobras, not less. - Don Tim

BREAKING: The father of Christiana Idowu, a 300-level student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has appealed to Nigerians for help, lamenting that one year after her murd€r, the case against the alleged k!ll£r, 23-year-old Ayomide Adeleye, is been stalled.