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A day in the life of a corporate lady living in Ikorodu and working on the Island.

People don't actually read

@EbohOnyebuchi_J @virginperspect @Chude_ND1 Arguing blindly

@BegbunemE @virginperspect @Chude_ND1 I don't like insulting people but biko my brother lie nsi efi (disrespectful please)

Awka ga-adi kwa egwu na nke ikpeazu a!

@dstmmadu @virginperspect @Chude_ND1 Go and read your history and know how kings come about

@BegbunemE @virginperspect @Chude_ND1 What is this comment you are dropping under every comment? What point are u trying to make with it?

@Henry0063715631 @Chude_ND1 Go and read don't just argue

@BegbunemE @Chude_ND1 Warrant Chiefs were created during the British conquest in Igbo land They're used to tax the people they're installed to rule Today Warrant Chiefs officially don't exist anymore cus it wasn't created by the Nigerian Govt Govornors can dethrone kings if only there's a misconduct

@Ebbi_e_ @PraiseOkueze @StatiSense Read to understand amd not to argue

@PraiseOkueze @StatiSense Congratulations for making this about Igbo women 😒

🇳🇬 LITERACY RATES BY GEOPOLITICAL ZONE IN NIGERIA (MEN VS WOMEN) Percent distribution of literate men and women (ages 15–49) Zone — Men | Women South East — 73.4% | 74.2% South West — 68.7% | 56.6% South South — 59.9% | 55.3% North Central — 57.6% | 35.9% North West — 40.8% | 23.8% North East — 40.7% | 21.5% Southern zones dominated literacy rates across both genders, with the South East leading overall. In contrast, Northern zones recorded significantly lower literacy levels and wider gender gaps, particularly in the North East and North West. #Statisense (MICS 2021)

@virginperspect @Chude_ND1 My brother kings are warrant chiefs and their authorities comes from the state(Government)

@Chude_ND1 Who is SOLUDO to dethrone a traditional ruler because they didn't agree politically. Awka Kingdom should Stand up for there Eze.

@Henry0063715631 @Chude_ND1 My brother kings are warrant chiefs and their authorities comes from the state(Government)

@Chude_ND1 Is Soludo now the Onowu that he chooses and crowns kings for a particular community? Must everything be politics? Kings are not appointed, it's hereditary in line with the royal bloodline Our tradition has been infiltrated with illegalities from these so-called politicians

@Omoajakaiye2 @Shehu478392 I laughed i swahili. I hope you know what the word "coalition" meant?

@BegbunemE @Shehu478392 Na him form the coalition Peter Obi jumped enter.

Atiku sees himself as a big man to be served. We don't want another big man in Aso Rock. We want an ordinary man who wants to serve. We want Peter Obi.

@Omoajakaiye2 @Shehu478392 Na Atiku form ADC?

@Shehu478392 Go form your own party and stop blaming Atiku. If Obi has stayed & built APGA na him dem go dey beg to form a coalition with today instead of carrying himself to join association of criminals 🤣🤣

@_mrfemi @lindaikeji What proves that its thier bread?

@lindaikeji Now they don sue you

“I bought this bread over two months ago, and it still looks fresh and smells fine.” — Woman raises alarm.

@Dgmarious @jon_d_doe Us can seize it and something will happen. The same way something happened in Iran and Strait of Hormuz. You don't beat a child and also tell him not to, or how to cry.

@jon_d_doe The US can seize it, and nothing will happen. Trump has no interest in a conflict with China at the moment. He's going to Beijing next month.

They should have tried to stop it na. They think China is Iran 😂😂😂😂

@Mr_Teekay001 That is actually how a lintel is supposed to be done. But here they did it the wrong way. The lintel should overlap by at least 30cm on each side. And it needs to be in place before laying the top blocks

Lagos landlord won't stop to amaze me 😂

@CallMeJossy @Uzo_ikpe @StatiSense Why did nigerian govt gave out Bakassi in the first place that should be your concern

They annexed Bakassi, our oil rich region... the US wouldn't have allowed that happen in their hemisphere. China wouldn't, Russia wouldn't... The English speaking part share similar ancestry with Nigerians (Cross River). The worst part; they're being discriminated against and targeted by Cameroonian agents.

@dextrous_1 @Chocolatechomzy In generations before, handy/labour intensive works makes men macho and not going to the gyms. And its only a disciplined man can be productive with his time.

@Chocolatechomzy Macho men used to be disciplined, protective and responsible, until now... The ones we have in this generation are irresponsible gold diggers

I watched the video of the Father that went to the gym to arrest a gym instructor for impregnating his 17 year old daughter. For some reasons, I am always of the opinion that any guy that goes to the gym every morning and evening, Monday to Sunday, rubs cream and powder, and be doing fine boy isn't serious with his life. Aside that broadchest, lines between their stomach known as 6 packs, and and yeye body physique which they pride in, most of them are gold diggers who prey on ignorant women. They will wear singlet every night, rub cream and be doing fine boy. Majority of them are Male Ashawo under the guise of Bouncers. They know that's what most ladies want, so they prioritize it I am sorry to say this, if you are dating a guy under that category, you might just be dating yourself. Some of you ladies are the ones bankrolling them under the serious boyfriend tag. Una go see shege. Some blackmail some of these ladies and take money from them. They are the people Cindy referred to as iron condemn preek. Ṅa dem dey gather baby mama full everywhere. Take this post seriously for all I care. Except it's emergency and your life depends on it, avoid bouncers and gym instructors. They will mess your life up Okey Aliyu

@vakpor2003 @BSAT_Properties It can be powered with a solar independently

@BSAT_Properties Electric fences are useless in Nigeria. No light.

Your Electric Fence is meant to shock the Thief and not Kpai them under Nigerian Law or else, FR££ stony beans for you Before you install that electric fence bah, come closer cos you fit chop FR££ stony beans because of that electric fence wey you put for your house There are rules and regulations to follow when installing electric fence in Nigeria, if you fail to follow the rules, FR££ stony beans for you 1. The peak voltage should not exceed 10,000V (10kV) 2. The shock must be a brief pulse (usually lasting about 0.0003 seconds) occurring no more than once per second. This allows a person to let go and prevents the continuous current that causes heart failure and kpai the person. 3. You must put a warning sign that says, Caution: Electric Fence. 4. The electric cables must be 6.5 ft above ground level to prevent accidental contact by children or passersby. If you fail to comply with the above requirements and do something that will kpai the Thief and someone trying to trespass into your property You will Eat FR££ stony beans for kpaing that person Ignorance of the law is no excuse Atanda

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@SmartCryptoNew @abdulsalam4838 @onyeka_chii @grok

@abdulsalam4838 @onyeka_chii Igbo is indigenous to 13 States bro

Igbo tribe has the highest HDI in the entire black Africa. 💯 Congratulations to us!

@Maliya_Ocean08 @renoomokri So what do you suggests nigerians do

@renoomokri What I want my fellow Nigerians to understand all those in ADC are not for Nigerians but their personal interest to grab power by any means.

INEC De-registration: ADC Professional Party Jumpers Have Only Themselves to Blame! I read the statement by the spokesperson of the David Mark faction of the African Democratic Congress rejecting the interpretation of the March 12, 2026, Court of Appeal judgment by the INEC, and expected to see their own interpretation of the said judgment. But none was forthcoming, which makes no sense. If you reject an interpretation, you ought to at least suggest an alternative understanding of the ruling. And if you, who were a party to the case, do not have one, then on what basis do you question the interpretation given by the INEC? When, in February, the Independent National Electoral Commission, pursuant to a court ruling, recognised the pro-Peter Obi-backed Nenadi Usman-led faction of the Labour Party, why didn't we hear accusations that Peter Obi was tele-guiding INEC? We have to follow the law rather than our emotions, and people who cannot or would not do that are not politically mature. The David Mark faction of the ADC clearly brought this calamity on themselves. Rather than appealing Justice Emeka Nwite's initial Federal High Court ruling asking their faction of the ADC to come to court and show cause why the court should not grant the injunction requested by the Bala Gombe faction, it would perhaps have been more prudent to do just that and show cause as to why the requested injunction was unnecessary. Having elected to appeal that ruling, then the David Mark faction ought to be bound by the decision of the Court of Appeals, as a law-abiding body. And if they feel that the interpretation of the Court of Appeals judgment by the INEC is wrong (looking at the judgment itself, I see no other way that it could have been interpreted than the interpretation given by the INEC), then the Mark faction should approach the same court for clarity or appeal to the Supreme Court. But to whip up public sentiments against the INEC and seek to undermine the election umpire is a dangerous and desperate move by the David Mark faction. You do not throw the baby away with the bathwater! And sadly, the present quagmire the ADC is embroiled in is no surprise. Their move into the ADC was mercantile rather than naturally democratic. Political parties are not like commodities. You don't buy them in the market. You don't negotiate to take them over, as though they were a company that you bought majority shares in. Political parties are built. From the ground up. They are not absorbed from the top down. If you look at the history of every democratic country, every attempt to purchase political parties has failed because a purchased political party cannot become a movement. Nigeria has had one democratically elected Prime Minister, Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and six democratically elected Presidents, including: •Olusegun Obasanjo (1999–2007) •Umaru Musa Yar'Adua (2007–2010) •Goodluck Jonathan (2010–2015) •Muhammadu Buhari (2015–2023) •Bola Ahmed Tinubu (2023–Present)  None of them has come from a purchased party. Each of these leaders had to do the hard work of building their parties from the ground up. If you have to buy a party rather than build one, then how can you say you will build a country? Not just that, but Nigeria has NEVER had a professional party jumper as President. Rather than blame the INEC or slander the All Progressives Congress by claiming it is tele-guiding the INEC, what the David Mark faction of the ADC ought to do is realise that they purchased a defective product, and it is best to resolve the defects in their purchase or acquire another political party, because with elections just ten months away, I doubt that they can build a new party from scratch. Reno Omokri Ambassador Designate to Mexico. Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019.

@jon_d_doe This should be the commandos unit

North Korean Military. Can your military can?