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@auntybrendan @Letter_to_Jack It doesn’t work again. Rarely will you find the original. Cockroach now sniff it as aphrodisiac and even conception medicine. The way they’ll multiply in your house after using this will be unprecedented

@Letter_to_Jack Get this and say bye bye to cockroaches forever

Following the unbelievable impact of that simple tweet on unlocking carrier-locked phones, which saved thousands in Nigeria and Ghana, I’m tempted to throw out a challenge: Everyone drop one life hack that could genuinely help others. What’s that one hack you know? Kindly share.

@theadeife_ @Letter_to_Jack So, these are the kinda people we argue with on here

@Letter_to_Jack Do you have lesser ones that are not up to 17pro max with this same package?

MTN— We have new iPhones 17pro max for sale, come and buy with no deposit and you’d only have to pay N100k per month for two years. The only condition is your phone will not be able to use any other network or another number until you’ve finished paying. We can’t risk a loss.

@patrickanum Stop disturbing yourself. There’s literally no one in Nigeria they like. They’re the only good people in Nigeria.

The type of hatred that a section of these folks have for the Middle Belt has been brewing and if I might add, growing for quite a while. I used to go to many of their rooms and just sit quietly and listen. You would not imagine what they say about Middle Belt people. I only wish I had recorded some of the rooms. You would hear statements like “they will continue to unalive all of them” This particular writers statement comes from such categories” Whenever there is a killing in Southern Kaduna, Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Nasarawa, Kogi etc, you just need to go under the comment section on Sahara Reporters and other news platforms to see the vitriol being spewed. I used to ignore it for a while with the hope that it would die down. But the first rule about hatred in Nigeria is that, if it is not addressed, it grows. I can understand if someone hates Gowon. I will not be mad at that, but this is no longer about Gowon, this is about dehumanization and inhumane things being said about Middle Belt people based on past events of which they know nothing about. Ironically, the Middle Belt is filled with Igbo people who have migrated there to conduct business. Most of the time, those piling on these insults don’t even know this. Whenever we speak about these issues, we are blackmailed with words like “didn’t we in the past help you speak about the unalivings by Fulani in your area?” That is not the issue, and that does not excuse a section of your group constantly make dehumanizing remarks regarding our unalivings The ordinary people in the Middle Belt through the government of J.D Gomwalk kept the properties of Igbo people and returned them after the civil war. In particular, the people in the Benue division flooded food items to the people of the East Central State after the civil war This is what their children get in return, taunting at every turn while living in our territories en mass. Most Middle Belters won’t call out this insanity but I have a reputation for calling out everything. Maybe a section of you who seem to be unable to resist insulting us should inform your brothers to return back and stop living among us if we are such terrible people I am tired of having to see this madness

That's where 🫵 mum comes in

This thing has either ginger or Pepper in it. Who else has tasted it too? Or am I tripping? It is cool though. However, I prefer the orange juice version. It's not too sweet like

@MrOlibaba the mumu that put his money in heritage at that crucial time is to blame. That's what we use at my workplace and I've been crying six months before the crash that the bank will plummet. The signs are always there.

In 2024, when Heritage Bank’s license was revoked by the CBN, people with millions in deposits lost access to their money. Till today, many of them have still not recovered it. A colleague who joined us at Sterling Bank from Heritage shared what happened to him and how he lost the trust and relationship of a major HNI customer. As usual, he approached the customer for a deposit. The customer was reluctant at first, but eventually agreed and released ₦200 million to him for one month. Immediately the funds were lodged, Heritage Bank’s license was revoked barely a week later. He said that till today, the customer has only received ₦1 million from NDIC out of the ₦200 million in deposit. Even people with as little as ₦200,000 in their accounts went through serious stress before they could recover their money. One day NDIC would ask them to come and fill a form and go home. Another day, they would be asked to return and fill another form again. That process went on for months before some people were eventually credited a part of their deposit. CBN should never allow a situation like this to happen again.

@sa_invincible @azeemurtala You should have compared him with Peter Obi Na him dey pain dem pass

1) Peller has touched more lives than Chinua Achebe ✅ 2) Peller has more money than Chinua Achebe and his descendants ✅ 3) Peller is more popular amongst Nigerians than Chinua Achebe ✅

Even the Qatar world cup the western nations projected to flop gave us one of the most entertaining ever

The one that is straight forward and doesn't use state money to invest in family business. He's not fingered in Pandora paper saga. You all know who we are choosing.

@KikelomoSowore You know you could have completely removed that last sentence. Now I need to fumigate my heart at all cost.

Nigerianess: Night had drawn near. Bimpe sat on a chair, waiting for the last flash of electricity from NEPA. “Well, nobody is going to know I didn’t iron this. It will straighten on my body,” she thought aloud. She conceded with a shrug. She lived close to the road, so sometimes she could hear the buzzing of okadas and, faintly, the voices of conductors calling out: “Mile 2! Alakija! Barracks! 1k note ma wole o’’ Then came a knock on her door. Her neighbour stood outside. “Abeg, you get charger? Give me head’’

All these traditional leaders harbouring evil because of greed that you now allow all sort of foreigners to turn our lands to breeding ground for all sort of vices, when you collect that money, it's sickness you'll be using it to nurse.

@Letter_to_Jack @ndlea_nigeria Developers struck again

How NDLEA (@ndlea_nigeria) busted the biggest clandestine methamphetamine lab ever discovered in Nigeria in a remote forest in Ogun State to arrest international drug criminals with drugs worth over N480billion. On Saturday, 16th May 2026, NDLEA Elite operatives of the SOU, acting on credible intelligence, launched a well-coordinated, simultaneous strikes in both Ogun and Lagos States. The primary target was a remote farm located at Abidagba forest, in Ijebu East LGA of Ogun State. This farm was being used as a massive, highly dangerous clandestine methamphetamine laboratory (yes, that one in the Breaking Bad series) by the Anochili Innocent Drug Trafficking Organization. At the farm in the remote Ijebu forest, NDLEA operatives overran the clandestine laboratory, they secured the perimeter and caught the syndicates completely off-guard. At the laboratory, 7 key members of the cartel processing illicit substances were apprehended. Among those arrested were 3 Mexican drugs experts: Martinez Felix Nemecto, 46; Jesus López Valles, 40; and Torrero Juan Carlos, 51. They were were brought into the country specifically to cook methamphetamine. Also arrested alongside them were 4 Nigerian collaborators-: Nwankwo Sunday Christian, 41; Igwe Abuchi Remijus, 42; Ifeanyichukwu Chibuike Joshua, 23; and Egwuonwu Uchenna Victor, 38. Simultaneously, another tactical team closed in on the mastermind’s luxury fortress at No. 8 Tafawa Balewa Street, Golf Estate, Lakowe, Lekki area of Lagos State—the residence of the drug baron, Anochili Innocent. The drug baron was cornered and arrested. A detailed search of his premises led to the recovery of the international passports and mobile phones of the three arrested Mexican cooks, directly linking him to the importation and management of the foreign criminals. On Monday 18th May 2026, NDLEA operatives stormed another property owned by the baron at House 70, Close 3, Mayfair Estate, Lakowe, Lekki, Lagos where another key member of the syndicate, Kingsley Orike Omonughwa, 44, was arrested after which investigators stormed the residence of another syndicate member, Emeka Nwobum, whose property served as the cartel's strategic stash house. The operation brought the total number of arrested suspected cartel members to 10, including the baron, the three Mexican specialists, and six Nigerian collaborators, who are currently in NDLEA custody. The operation yielded a massive 2,419.48 kilograms (over 2.4 tons) of chemical materials, including highly toxic, volatile, and crystallized methamphetamine worth $362,922,000.00 in the international market. This translates to over N480billion. The network did not just traffic drugs; they were actively manufacturing industrial-scale quantities of highly lethal illicit substances right on our soil, threatening the national security and public health of Nigeria.

if your Obi gets half of what he gets in 2027 election , I'll deactivate my account

The Obi that will be crying that it's the opposition that's destabilising his rule? Haven't we seen his antecedent in all the parties he's joined?

@NoNonsensezone These are the set of people calling president drug lord the most. Just know that whatever they accuse you of, that's what they are times ten

NIGERIANS ARE QUIET!! Igbo people went to Mexico and brought Drug Cartels into Nigeria Yorubaland to make 480 billion worth of Drugs and everywhere is Quiet Igbos brought cartels into Yoruba land to make drugs Fulani herders brought their bandits into Yorubaland We Quiet

@Official_Yele @dammiedammie35 @TimilehinEburu You don't even have to go the extra mile to put Ami ohun on your name. We know you're cosplaying already.

@dammiedammie35 @TimilehinEburu Guess what? If he had contested, Oyo people might have voted him in.

OYO Apc disqualify Adelabu from Governorship Race

@surefiery @dammiedammie35 @Greenahati Omo ode

@dammiedammie35 @Greenahati Adelabu is the next governor of Oyo state. Do you know the power of rice,bag of rice?! Come on!😁

I kuku trust Oyo state people, if you like share 100 million bags of rice, you’ll never be the governor of Oyo state! Oyo state no dey forget 🫵🏾

@Horlawalay6 @dammiedammie35 Buoda ode trying to cast aspersions on Oyo State. Where art thou?

@dammiedammie35 Dey play..... No be the same Oyo state? That's the next governor

@josh_olonade @JayJay_Akan It's farming bro. People post literally anything for Elon's money

@JayJay_Akan I don’t think it was o, the foolish lady actually meant it x.com/arewaadebukola…

Where is that lady that said if it was YorubaLand they would have given Cubana Chief Priest the primaries ticket?

@Queenugah2 @mariolexxx @iam_Bobbyzz Without photos, this is just a baseless opinion

@mariolexxx @iam_Bobbyzz Lol I wonder o but mine is still standing 🤭

You tell me say you love big brezz, I unhook my bra, you con dey tell me say e don fall, Abeg shey big brezz dey stand ni?