Chuks

@oyibo_ugbo There's a lake you posted about in Nkanu East sometimes in 2023. It's hidden and barely known. Can you recall? I ask because I suspect most of the cattle egrets(chakeleke) that roost at Nike Lake actually leave very early in the morning to feed there.

There’s a hidden lake in Enugu Metropolis that many people still don’t know about. And no… it’s not Nike Lake Can you guess this place?

@neo_officialll What you said is perhaps valid. But, are you married?

Marriage is really not worth it with any other type of woman, unless you just want someone to birth kids for you while you coast through the marriage without any emotional investment. Find one from a very responsible and financially stable family who has a good head on her shoulders and you will enjoy marriage.

@olisaemeka_G Why not. You honestly expect I genuflect to my historical rival? Mbanu. Congratulations on your league title btw.

@Chuks197 You just have personal beef with the club.

🚨THOUGHTS 💭 An open secret is that every Igbo person that grew up in the south east or has been to Enugu, is an Enugu rangers fan. Never say die! 🔴💪🏾

@olajumokeokenla I'm loving the typical diasporan sainthood on this page. Now, who are those "Nigerians" ? Nobody ever admits! Hypocrites.

The same set of people will enter public transport and start shouting on phone calls in dialect like the entire bus is their family compound 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️.

@nwoko_greg62705 042... 😁

Can you remember your home phone number? Mine was 880711 Festac Town Lagos 1981 What’s yours? Location Year

@Oku_Youngx So no "ignorant" person on this thread? Typical Nigerian Twitter.

We are living in a time where the intelligent person must remain silent in order not to offend the ignorant.

@OziIkoro Is there any footage of the Ahiara declaration of May 1968? @nwoko_greg62705

Nigerian Civil War A photojournalist (left) and a Biafran soldier in an outboard-powered boat on a river during the Nigerian Civil War, Nigeria, 29th May 1968. (Photo by David Cairns/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

@OziIkoro @nwoko_greg62705 Two of you should just be talking, let me listening! Lol

@nwoko_greg62705 Are you looking for the one of umuahia

Captivating 1930s–1970s view of the model village at Government College, Umuahia, captured by E. H. Duckworth (1894–1972). From the Herskovits Library of African Studies.

@nwoko_greg62705 I've watched the two videos. Gratifying in the end. How can you waste an unarmed civilian just like that. Even if he was lying. But he was unarmed. Take him prisoner! Not murder him.

The execution of Federal soldier Lt.Macaulay Lamurde, Port Harcout 13.September 1968. Lt. Lamurde was tried and executed by Colonel Benjamin Adekunle for the murder of a young Igbo civilian.

@nwoko_greg62705 Great picture. Maybe at the time. But the new heaven market is nowhere near the biggest market in Enugu currently.

Ogui Road, Enugu. 1960. Ogui is the home of the biggest market in Enugu State, the New Haven Market.

@nwoko_greg62705 Can't someone find these people and tell us how they are doing right now?

A Wedding procession near Orlu during the Biafra War, 1969 (Photo: Peter Williams) Orlu is presently in Imo State. Sourced from; The Nigerian Nostalgia Project - The Civil War Conference. Now you know Greg Nwoko

@arojinle1 Hello, there's a cockroach one rarely sees now. It's so big, and it smells badly and can fly aggressively. I last saw it like 20 years ago. Any idea so I can read more. Thank you.

Even the most common cockroaches that disturb us are not native to Nigeria. The first one is American cockroach (native to Middle East) and the second is German cockroach (native to Asia)

@nwoko_greg62705 Higher! Higher!! Higher!!!... Higher!!!!

You remember that song? “When the Going Is Smooth & Good” Song by William Onyeabor that was released in 1985…. Despite his success, he rarely gave interviews and never performed live.  Now you know

@checks_ng @OziIkoro I politely disagree. Check DMGS and CKC Onitsha pictures of the 1930s you'll understand. Meanwhile, this school was established in 1906 at the prisons part of Owerri before moving to the present location in 1911.

@OziIkoro I am not sure but this looks like 1930s picture. Most 1930s pictures and videos of Nigeria I've seen look exactly like this.

A Government School in Owerri District, circa 1909.

@nwoko_greg62705 Ahaaa! There you have it. Thank God for the details. @nzemmili

Nigeria 1976. Edinburgh Road - Enugu. The street "Edinburgh Road" is located in the west of Enugu North with the zip code of 400.0. It is about 2,615 meters long. The first coal mine in the Enugu area was the Udi mine; it opened in 1915, and closed two years later when it

@cleentnn @chudy_jnr Easy joor. They all ain't promiscuous.

@chudy_jnr That village Abi local governments called Mbaise, not just any Mbaise, Aboh Mbaise, Loji precisely. They’re dangerous species of women from there. Iga ebe ka okwa, kwaaaaaaaa!!!

Oh she is from Mbaise…. No wonder nah Can never be my Enugu women, those ones will never cheat on you but they fit use your money dey send their brothers go abroad sha

@RealAchufuiwe @nzemmili Owia nwunne😋

Funnily, the entire southern Nigeria has a similar snacks made from corn, cos I remember seeing the Igbo version. Edo also has their version. There’s a serious attempt from some group to claim that all the foods in southern Nigeria originated from them. It won’t work, though.

@Drizking5 @AfamDeluxo I'm actually speaking generally. References to "Nigerians" akalia.

@Chuks197 @AfamDeluxo I didn't exclude myself That's why I said "we"

I hope some of you are learning from everything happening in the Nigerian politics right now. A year ago, many of you were constantly questioning and even harassing Peter Obi over what platform he was going to run on. Some of us tried to calm the noise down, but some of you people refused to listen. Leadership doesn’t work by revealing every card to the public. There are conversations, calculations, and strategies leaders intentionally keep close to their chest. That’s how serious politics works. If you genuinely believe in the person you support, your role is not to demand a daily breakdown of every political move like a press briefing. Your role is to trust the vision, understand that timing matters, and support the process to the very end. A lot of you threw him under the bus. The list of people who doubted, mocked, and second-guessed him is endless, all because some of you wanted to act smarter and move faster than the very person leading the movement. Some of you practically wanted Peter Obi to come on this app every day and publicly unveil his entire political strategy in real time. Politics, leadership doesn’t work that way. Again, I genuinely hope some of you are learning valuable life lessons from all of this. ✌🏿️✌🏿️✌🏿️

@Drizking5 @AfamDeluxo Excellent write-up. But I always ask, who are those Nigerians? Nobody ever accepts to be a Nigerian on Twitter. Shocking.

Nigerians are not used to quiet moves, they love it chaotic and loud, so when they see someone who calculates his every move and moves silently they instantly labeled such ones as weak. That's exactly how we ended up with APC (8yrs of buhari, 3+yrs if Tinubu) we have fetish for gragra, chaos and toxicity. We go learn las las.