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@ChuksEricE I actually like as this is happening, so that the rich won't think they are far from the decay in the society... Nigeria has to work for everyone to benefit

“This Agbero issue in Lagos State is getting too much these days. See how they brøke my windscreen just because they demanded ₦200,000 for doing nothing for me, but I gave them ₦50,000, yet they still brøke my glass. I will spend over ₦700,000 to fix it.”🤯 — Content creator Sirbalo cr!es out after Agberos in Lagos State brøke his windscreen.

@ThisisMoyo @OkoliStephenIz3 @YhungProf0 If Nigeria is an advanced country, why then shouldn't our university fees be made cheap

@OkoliStephenIz3 @YhungProf0 University is not free in most of the advanced countries in the world but continue... Do you think student loan is a Nigerian word?

Amid the flood of felicitations following my convocation as Overall Best Graduating Student of LAUTECH, I find it necessary to address the stir around my NELFUND appreciation post. I accept the praise, life changing offers and the backlash, in good faith. Still, it is only fair to set the record straight. I hail from a village in Osun State, raised in a modest family of five. I attended public primary and secondary schools, not by choice, but because even the most inexpensive private schools were beyond our means. Even then, survival itself; food and clothing was a daily struggle. I walked miles to school each morning, while my parents laboured as jacks-of-all-trades to make ends meet. For nine defining years before I entered university, we lived within sight of basic amenities yet beyond our reach, no electricity, no television; just lanterns and candles. Against these odds, I earned a scholarship and now this distinction. In my third year, a coursemate’s father, someone I had once tutored academically, gifted me my first smartphone which I am still using till now. On several occasions, lecturers, moved by quiet compassion, provided me with clothing. There are many other instances, too numerous to recount. So, I say this plainly, not all of us are born with a silver spoon. Some of us climbed the ladder by holding on to every rung of legitimate support we could find. As an engineering student aspiring to make academic history, should I resort myself to blaming my family’s financial situation for my inability to afford fees and essentials like a reliable smartphone or laptop needed for skills and certifications? For me personally, NELFUND was not incidental; it was instrumental and to acknowledge what helped one’s journey is neither propaganda nor misplaced allegiance. It is simply an act of appreciation. Thank you @NELFUND and everyone that contributed to this success! Greatness awaits all of Us.

@samuelbright7 @ronaldnzimora Don't mind him, trying to impose his hometown rite on igbo culture.

@ronaldnzimora Which part of Igbo are you from?. Am from Ibeku umuahia Abia state, any woman fully married traditionally is buried in her husband place. My grandma was buried in my grandfather's place, and my grandma 4rm my mother's side was also buried at her husband's place.

Wrong. That is not Igbo culture. In Igbio culture, when a traditionally married woman dies, her PATERNAL HOME from where she was married is where is will be buried. I know this because my paternal grandmum was burried in her father's compound, my father's siters were buried in our compound, and others. Christianity and the reluctance by children to bury their Mums outside their homes changed the culture, so now women are buried in their husband's home and it is now done symbolically via a ceremony called "Ibu/Idu Ozu". At least so it is in my place.

@ronaldnzimora @IfiChristopher That it is practiced in your hometown doesn't make it a general igbo culture.

@IfiChristopher It was general practice. You can continue crying over it.

@ronaldnzimora It isn't generally an igbo culture but culture of some igbo sub groups...

What is the basic logic that the western-enforced global economic system operates on, and why is this logic fundamentally life-threatening from an African perspective? @Big_Mck breaks this issue down into bite-sized pieces for @Spearhead_Af

Brazilian President Lula To Global South: ‘Stop Being Just Exporters of Minerals To Global Powers’ On 21 March 2026, during the CELAC–Africa High-Level Forum in Colombia, a summit bringing together leaders from Latin America, the Caribbean, and Africa, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a pointed critique of foreign interference. He specifically criticised the United States, warning that the declining U.S. empire and its imperial-driven allies are attempting to “recolonise” countries of the Global South. His criticism of the U.S. focused on the strategic exploitation of rare-earth minerals such as lithium, which are essential for producing electronic devices, batteries, and energy technologies. According to the Brazilian President, whose country has the second-largest reserves of rare earth elements in the world and whose critique comes as the US regime is all-out to secure rare earth minerals in the Global South, “[This] is the chance for Africa and Latin America not to accept being just exporters of minerals for them,” adding that, “those who want access must set up and produce in our countries, so we have a chance to develop.”

@AfamDeluxo It doesn't make the west much better... While China protects her interest, the west plunder your interest/resource

One day, you’ll find yourselves turning to the same West you speak so harshly about. Ndị kpan Africanism. Keep waffling CIA and whatnot all over the place.

@OneJoblessBoy I don't think he is a victim buhh enabled his heartbreak.... He wasn't just stupidly in love buhh a fool at same time.

❝If I had a kid out of wedlock, I would have been justified. Mayowa travelled abroad 6 years and for the small money I had, I was sending money to Mayowa everytime. Since 2021, I didn't see Mayowa again..❞ Roby Ekpo cries out about his previous marriage to Mayowa Lambe.

Iran Allows African Oil Tankers Through Strait of Hormuz Iran allowing African oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz exposes how selective much of the messaging around this conflict has been. We were told to see Iran as recklessly blocking global oil flow, but reports showed that ships from African countries like South Africa, Gabon, and Liberia were still allowed through. What this shows is that the story was never as simple as the US and Israel tried to make it sound. If African vessels were still passing through, the narrative of a blanket blockade has clearly fallen apart, again exposing how often global narratives are shaped to serve Western powers at the expense of the truth.

@Agyin1Sol @nnamdiobiii The 150m Nigerian are educated below avg. without an iota of objective thinking other than reading and speaking big English. A population that doesn't understand what it fully means to be a sovereign nation...

@nnamdiobiii Well at least I expect 150million educated Nigerians to come under your comment section and disagree with you and insult you

Olodo In the 1980s, Nigeria was pushed into Structural Adjustment Programs by the IMF/World Bank. SAPs forced government to slash spending on public infrastructure such as power, water, health, education. Who designed those conditions? Washington consensus institutions with US Treasury fingerprints all over them. NEPA didn’t fail by accident. It was defunded by policy. Now zoom out to Nepal. Nepal sits on some of the most powerful river systems on earth. Hydroelectric potential that could power the entire subcontinent. Yet they remain one of the poorest countries in Asia,dependent on foreign aid, foreign expertise, foreign approval. Why? Because energy independence is geopolitical power. And powerful neighbors (with US backing) don’t want a self-sufficient Nepal. Two countries. Two continents. Zero electricity sovereignty. The CIA doesn’t need to cut your light. They just need to make sure you never build the switch. But because you can’t read not think objectively, you make careless tweets without realizing how hopeless you are.

@Emperor_jago @maziabiastate @imohumoren A very perfect response. The mumu doesn't even understand how terrible his life has become.

@maziabiastate @imohumoren The fact that you think you have a government is funny

Na CIA say make NEPA no bring light?

@imohumoren The leaders they support work against your interest. In other words, it means you don't matter and your country is sovereign at least on paper.

@nxt888 @InibeheEffiong Mr man, what do you have to say. Abi you still believe African leaders are corrupt.

Niger. One of the poorest countries on earth. Also one of the largest uranium producers on earth. The uranium that powers French nuclear reactors, which provide seventy percent of France's electricity, has come from Niger for decades. The price France paid for that uranium was set by AREVA, the French state nuclear company. Below market rate. For decades. Niger sat on one of the most valuable energy resources in the world and could not afford to keep its lights on. The irony is not ironic. It is structural. It was designed. When Niger's new government after the 2023 coup demanded renegotiation of the uranium contracts, France called it instability. Called it a threat to regional security. Called for international pressure to restore the previous order. The previous order in which French reactors ran on Nigerien uranium at prices set in Paris. That order was called stability.

@InibeheEffiong If a lawyer can think and speak like this, then I wonder what rubbish you spill during court proceedings. To help your derenched brain. Your entire success is pegged to naira/US$ rate, now think how it affects your existence and why your GDP is slashed by puppets to foreign gov

Go to the American Embassy and hold a placard against what is going on in your country. Blame the US for the failures, corruption and wickedness of your politicians. It is the US that is making our politicians to loot endlessly. It is the US that is taking us backwards. America and CIA are the ones in charge of the National Assembly and the Judiciary. It is America that is making Tinubu to work with criminal elements to destroy Nigeria. So, blame America, our dear Pan-Africanist and Geopolitics expert.

@yabaleftonline Most Nigerians don't understand how deep this statement is. This country is finished.

We want Nigeria to do well so that they won’t come running to a small country like Ghana. Every day I wake up, I pray for Nigeria to get their act together - Ghanaian President John Mahama.

@FinPlanKaluAja1 @ChuksEricE Since all things belong to Him, what then are you giving to Him for him to bless you. Giving to God, is an act of thanksgiving not a bargain... Hence if you need to give to bargain for his blessings then, you're implying He has bless you or the planet(your place of survival)

“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” Luke. 6:38

@CoinReportxx03 @ChuksEricE Are you dump??... He isn't talking about giving base on interpersonal relationship but act of giving relating to faith, church & congregation

If you’re reading this and you have a giving heart, don’t stop. Ignore all those motivational pastors. Keep giving. A lot of homes and families have been broken simply because there was no support or financial help when it was needed. Sometimes one act of help can save someone’s entire situation. Don’t harden your heart…

“There is no scripture in the Bible that says when you give, you will never lack. Anybody who claims that givers never lack is a fr@ud. Nobody prospers by giving, when you give, you lack” — Pastor Abel Damina insists.

@VictorNwach @ChuksEricE You're wrong. You don't give to God, for Him to bless you but in thanksgiving to Him. For God isn't in (trade)gift bargain giving and receiving, since all things belongs to Him. So who ever tell you to give to God, for God to bless you is a fraud.

@ChuksEricE His teachings are an extraction from Sophia rather than Chokmah. I pity those who follow his teachings. Yes, We don't give to get rich, but giving is a natural culture of God's Creation. Mankind even breaths in oxygen just to give back carbon dioxide to the Surroundings. Selah...

@German07091 @Rizvana_Raza The issue is, you think everyone is corrupt

@Rizvana_Raza Phd means nothing. they PAY ghost writers....they are billionaires. don't have time to do the papers. have common sense. This is for liberals. that believe an education makes you More intelligent. a FARCE..

Status is your own #Israël #Pakistán