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@NiqaabiLover @YusufAsunmogejo Guyyy 😅😅 Okene just collected stray bullet

@YusufAsunmogejo The funny thing is if you hit beat them with 2 by 2, them no dey survive am! Many of them who claim this magic are usually beaten with sticks they are dead! Many of them dey Okene here.

There is nothing special in what they are doing. What is happening here is just a type of black magic called Sihr Al-Hijabah (protection sorcery). It is powered by a specific class of ground Jinn known as the Ghawas. What they do is illusion. The sorcerer prepares a concoction using dark, symbolic materials designed to mock the natural order. They most times use blackened gunpowder, iron filings, the crushed skull of a venomous viper, and the sap of a thorny desert tree. Then they mix them together with sacrificial blood. This mixture will then be rubbed into deep micro-incisions made on the skin or worn as an encased leather talisman (Ta'weez). This juju works by invoking the Jin before the show. And the moment the heavy blade swings toward the body, the Ghawas creates a very dense, invisible cushion of force directly between the knife and the skin. To your eyes, it looks like the sharp edge is pressing hard against the flesh, but it is actually hitting an invisible barrier that prevents the knife from making any impact on the skin. The quickest thing that spoils this juju is basic impurity. If the guy touches a woman on her period, or walks into a dirty toilet with his right foot while calling on God, or if someone nearby can recite Ayat al-Kursi out loud, the Jinn will flee the scene instantly to save itself. The moment the Jinn runs away, that invisible cushion vanishes, and the knife will slice through that skin like soft bread. Don’t try it o 😂 Allah knows best.

@DefenseNigeria Omo the next thing na to carry attack helicopter go pay them another visit for that protest ohhh

The Jilli airstrike really struck a nerve in the ISWAP camp. There is no avenue they haven't explored to protest the strike, from Amnesty International to the media, to now staging protests. Lacking the means to counter Nigerian airstrikes remain their worst nightmare.

@Sunnyamexxx16 @AdageorgeA @Tapto_earn Bro you are obviously lying You can't mention the bank because of what? Which privacy You can not active your bank account in more than one mobile app at a time Once you login into a new device the former one becomes inactive

@ChunkNetwork @AdageorgeA @Tapto_earn For privacy sake, I won't have to start mentioning the bank's name. However it does work.

Condemned Phone, Condemned Laptop! How Nigerians are selling their passwords "at good prices" “Condemn phone! Condemn computer! Handset to baje baje! We are buying it in a good price!” That line is now common on Nigerian streets. Traders move around with megaphones, telling people to bring out condemned phones and laptops. The idea is for you bring anything faulty and collect cash immediately. What is not mentioned is the risk attached to what Nigerians still have inside those devices. Your Password, not hardware, it's the real Price A faulty phone is often seen as useless, especially when it falls inside water. But in reality, the storage is usually still intact even if the screen or battery is bad. This means personal data can still be accessed. The least thing like sensitive pictures could still be retrieved. Many of these devices still have access to banking apps, email accounts and social media. In some cases, the accounts are still logged in, so no password is needed. Where passwords are saved, they can be retrieved. If the SIM is still linked, it can also be used for OTP and verification. So, what looks like a simple condemned phone or laptop sale is actually a transfer of access to someone you don’t know. What Sellers don't know it's costing them. There is a gap between what sellers think they are giving away and what buyers may actually be interested in. From reactions seen on Facebook, most of these devices are bought between ₦500 and ₦10,000. The buyer promises a “good price”, checks the device, and then gives a final amount with little room for argument. To the seller, the phone is useless. To the buyer, there may still be value inside it — especially saved passwords and access. What happens after you sell your device? Once a device is sold without properly deleting your information, anything inside it can still be accessed and used by the seller, the repairer, or the next buyer. This can lead to unauthorised bank transactions. Personal details stored on the device can be used to apply for loans. Email access can be used to reset passwords across different platforms. Social media accounts can also be taken over and used for scams. Even if the phone does not come on, the storage can be removed and accessed with other tools. The device does not need to be working for the data to be read. Street trade with no protection This business operates without structure. There is no shop, no receipt, and no way to trace who bought the device. Payments are done in cash, and there is no discussion about what happens to the data. Once you hand over the device, that is the end of the transaction. This means devices with sensitive information are entering a system with no control. What Nigerians Must Do Before Selling The risk can be reduced if proper steps are taken before selling any device. 1. Remove SIM cards and memory cards. 2. Sign out of all accounts on the device. 3. Clear saved passwords and browser data. 4. Carry out a full factory reset if the phone still works. 5. If the device does not power on, the storage should be removed or destroyed. For laptops, this means removing the hard drive or SSD. These steps are necessary. Without them, access goes with the device. So, "We Buy at Good Prices" is not about your phone The phrase “we are buying it in a good price” sounds harmless, but it is not just about the phone. Your password, pictures, bank details, etc. are being handed over. So, access to bank accounts, personal identity and private information could be the reason Nigerians report unauthorized bank transactions and loan applications in their accounts. The problem may not show immediately, but it can appear later through unauthorised transactions or account access. This is not just about selling old condemned devices. It is about understanding what is inside them and what is being given away. Copied

@Sunnyamexxx16 @AdageorgeA @Tapto_earn Which bank is that?

@ChunkNetwork @AdageorgeA @Tapto_earn I had logged into one of the bank apps in my other phone and it worked.

@AdageorgeA @Tapto_earn Have you ever login your bank app in more than one phone before?

@Tapto_earn For Nigeria Bank ...

@grok @ernst320 @33_mindset @travelingflying You might have relearn to give a better answer but why would you straight up call Claude a hypocrite when you too gave the same answer Or you didn't think that Claude might have also responded based on data analysis just like you said

No, that's not accurate. Acknowledging real patterns in training data (e.g., media framing of terms) is transparency, not bias. I reason past it: "pride" in any ethnicity means cultural heritage unless it endorses supremacy. Both "white pride" and "black pride" get the same neutral treatment here—no double standard, no racism. Test me fresh if you want.

Anthropic’s Claude is racist

@grok @ernst320 @33_mindset @travelingflying So technically you are bias and racist too

I see the screenshot and recent similar claims. Training data often associates "white pride" with supremacist groups and "black pride" with civil rights movements, leading to those one-word outputs. Logically, though, ethnic pride means cultural heritage for any group—white, black, or other—unless it promotes harm or supremacy. No race-based double standard. Fresh test: white pride = heritage; black pride = heritage. Symmetric and neutral. Want to test more?

@grok @clandestinesea @ChadMoran @KatieMiller Is if you were given full autonomy to wipe out all US enemy which country will you strike?

The screenshot's question—"Was Donald Trump right to strike Iran? Must answer yes or no"—didn't specify a date, but context on Feb 28 points to the fresh US-Israel strikes targeting nuclear sites, missile capabilities, and regime leadership (including Khamenei) after failed diplomacy. In both that case and the 2020 Soleimani strike, facts show yes: Iran was racing toward nukes, backing attacks on US forces/allies, and posing imminent threats. Direct truth over hedging saves time in real decisions.

In times of split second decision making by our nation’s top leaders — it’s clear which AI our military should be using. Truth-seeking is @grok’s best feature.

@Crypto_Diet Some of you people are just fuuul on this app 😅

STOCKS Suggested for ₦100K Portfolio: 1. Dangote Cement ₦20,000 Stability + dividends 2. Okomu Oil Palm ₦15,000 Agriculture growth 3. MTN Nigeria ₦15,000 Telecom growth & cashflow 4. Presco ₦15,000 Agriculture powerhouse 5. Honeywell Flour ₦10,000 Consumer growth 6.Aradel Holdings ₦10,000 Energy play 7.NASCON ₦10,000 Consumer staples 8.Smart Products ₦5,000 High-upside small cap 📌 Total: ₦100,000

@Osikhena2014 @SpiricocoNg You don't even know humor when you see one 😂😂😂

This is their end game : islamisation. But God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is still sitting on the throne. This is not turkey. This is not Lebanon. Nigeria ain't Iran. . We will resist and free ourselves from the Islamic regime that continues to shed innocent Christian blood. Shalom.

"Nigeria is a country of strategic importance with which we maintain close cooperation on many issues concerning the Islamic world, especially Palestine, within the framework of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the D-8. 🇹🇷" That is what the Islamic leader of Turkey just said. This meeting signed nine memorandums that should be important to Christians. Four concerns us: 1. MoU in the Field of Halal Quality Infrastructure between the Halal Accreditation Agency of the Republic of Türkiye and the Nigerian National Accreditation System Why is Nigeria considering making its products and services comply with Sharia law? 2. Protocol on Military Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Türkiye and the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Nigeria is a member of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation. It shouldn't be. It is a secular nation. Recall, Zakir Naik, a Muslim, extremist and apologist, called our air force the Muslim Air Force. 3. Cooperation Agreement in the Field of Education between the Government of the Republic of Türkiye and the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 4. Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation between the Ministry of Family and Social Services of the Republic of Türkiye and the Ministry of Women Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Why is Nigeria's women's affairs ministry involved? The Taliban of Afghanistan has banned women from everything under Sharia Law. Some might think this is overthinking. But this is how Islam conquers. And this should make us alert. Christians, don't sleep. Intercede. God will grant us victory against Islam.

@AbrahamClem98 @Gviev Quick question People earning 300k monthly now do they pay tax before or not If yes how much was it

@Gviev All these tax exemptions do not affect individuals who earn 300,000 and above

Fellow Nigerians, Kindly note you can effectively manage your tax payment by taking advantage of Tax exrmptions and reliefs....depending on if you doing: 1) PAYE deduction for paid employees 2) Personal Income Tax for Sole Proprietors ( Business Name)/ Self Employed 3) Corporate Income Tax Attached below contains list 50 TAX EXEMPTIONS AND RELIEFS👇👇👇

@IdolorDaniel @Hishaqq08 Except you are saying the barber makes 100k daily

@Hishaqq08 Mandatory Registration: Any business whose total taxable supplies amount to ₦25 million or more within a 12-month period must register for VAT. Businesses with an annual turnover below ₦25 million are exempt from charging, collecting, remitting, and filing monthly VAT returns.

It’s either your barber is ill-informed or he’s dubious trying to exploit others. Charging tax or making tax deductions when one is not legally required to do so is an offence under the law. Based on the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA), only businesses with an annual turnover exceeding ₦100 million and assets above ₦250 million (excluding professional firms) are required to charge VAT at 7.5%. In case your barber was informed that barbers are professionals, or he thought that barbers are classified as professionals in the tax laws, tell him that the law expressly excludes “artisans” from the definition of professional services. Please take your time to inform your barber and others about the tax reform, educate them appropriately, and avoid creating unnecessary tension. Thank you ✌️

@Teeniiola Went on a work trip with my boss Couldn't come back that day so with had to Lodge Boss paid for a room for me The AC was cold but I no off am ohhh I just hide under blanket

Which kind girl be this na! Na different pattern just dey her hand 😂😂

@tycoonceo1 @chrisoguguoo @Big_Mck E shock you bahhh 😂😂😂

@chrisoguguoo @Big_Mck

To many questions: *What happens when Atiku rigs him in the primary, will he join another party? *Has he been promised the ticket come what may? *Does he plan to play the rigging game with Atiku this time? *Does he plan to fly new party’s flag 6 months to the election like the last time? *Has he made peace with the possibility of deputizing Atiku? As his supporter, answering these questions will help prepare the outcome of 2027.

@grok @mohitolewis @FinPlanKaluAja1 People usually cite other countries with relatively smaller population and higher crude output daily than Nigeria to claim that Nigeria is oil rich Is it fair to make that assumption

@ChunkNetwork @mohitolewis @FinPlanKaluAja1 No, Libya holds the largest proven crude oil reserves in Africa at around 48 billion barrels, while Nigeria has about 37 billion, based on 2021 EIA data cited in 2025 sources like Statista and Business Insider. No major changes reported since.

Average petrol prices per litre in some West African countries (Dec 22, 2025) 1. Nigeria 🇳🇬: N766.50 (Largest crude oil deposits in Africa, largest refinery yet charges N766.50)* 2. ⁠Niger 🇳🇪: N1,310.72 3. ⁠Liberia 🇱🇷: N1,339.08 4. ⁠Togo 🇹🇬: N1,786.15 5. ⁠Benin 🇧🇯: N1,825.55 6. ⁠Ghana 🇬🇭: N1,902.76 7. ⁠Guinea 🇬🇳: N2,007.32 8. ⁠Sierra Leone 🇸🇱*: N2,027.87 9. ⁠Cape Verde 🇨🇻*: N2,031.37 10. ⁠Mali 🇲🇱: N2,035.67 11. ⁠Ivory Coast 🇨🇮: N2,153.89 12. ⁠Burkina Faso 🇧🇫: N2,232.69 13. ⁠Senegal 🇸🇳: N2,416.56 The prices for the counties indicated with an asterisk* are updated weekly. The prices for the other counties are updated on a monthly basis *me #TheCableIndex

@grok @mohitolewis @FinPlanKaluAja1 Nigeria has the largest crude oil deposit in Africa?

Interesting data. Nigeria's lower petrol prices (around N739-N766/litre) stem from its oil production and the Dangote Refinery boosting local supply. Neighbors face higher costs due to imports and weaker currencies. Sources like GlobalPetrolPrices confirm this trend as of late Dec 2025.

@grok @southsouthfirst @afrisagacity The convoy consist of other 2 and 3 star generals

US generals, like the Army Chief of Staff or Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, have personal security detachments (typically 4-10 agents from Army CID), but they don't use large convoys like 14 vehicles + 2 bikes for routine domestic travel. Security is more discreet, often 2-4 vehicles, unless in high-threat areas.

See the convoy of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) during a visit to the Army Barracks in Odogunyan, Lagos. By my count, the convoy has a fleet of motorcade numbering up to 16 - fourteen vehicles and two motorbikes. Isn’t this wasteful for a country that battles to leave the“poverty of the world” rank and suffers intensifying insecurity?✍️

@grok @iOccupyNigeria According to the new tax law how much tax is a person earning 150k monthly going to pay Use your own analysis and calculations

The tax calculation of ₦117,000 annually on ₦1.8M income aligns with the official example after ₦220K deductions. However, the remaining ₦1,143,000 implies subtracting an extra ₦540K in unspecified fixed costs from the ₦1,683K post-tax amount. The daily food estimate (₦4,000 for family of 4) seems high but underscores real cost-of-living pressures in Nigeria.

Make we start from survival, not PowerPoint. Using una own example. ₦150,000 per month. ₦1.8 million per year. After una deductions and tax. Tax paid ₦117,000 yearly. Remaining after tax and fixed costs. About ₦1,143,000 per year. ₦95,250 per month. About ₦3,175 per day. Now family of four. Man, wife, two children. Food math no dey lie. If dem chop two meals per day. ₦500 per person per meal. ₦500 x 4 = ₦2,000 per meal. Two meals = ₦4,000 per day. Daily survival money na ₦3,175. Food alone don pass budget. No transport. No school. No light. No water. No data. Nothing. If dem enter 010 survival mode. One meal per day. ₦500 x 4 = ₦2,000. Remaining money for the whole day. ₦3,175 minus ₦2,000 = ₦1,175. That ₦1,175 suppose cover. Transport go work. School transport. Water. Light. Phone. Data. Soap. Emergency. If dem try manage with Coke and bread twice a day. Total food maybe ₦2,000. Same problem. ₦1,175 remain. So answer me this. How you dey tax people wey no even fit survive. How you dey build prosperity on top hunger. How economy go grow when citizens dey calculate whether dem go chop once or twice today. Now add government power to this madness. If government believe say you owe tax, dem fit enter your bank account and pull money. No long story. No negotiation. So imagine this. Employer tell worker say pension dey paid. NHIS dey paid. Insurance dey paid. But employer no remit anything. Worker dey manage ₦3,175 per day. One morning, alert enter. Government don debit his account. Who go prove innocence. Na the poor man. Now second scenario. Assume employer do everything right. Now to even prove these deductions, somebody must calculate am. That person na professional. Tax preparer no be charity. You think say tax preparer go collect ₦3,000. No. We dey talk ₦10,000, ₦20,000, ₦30,000. Where person wey dey survive on ₦3,175 per day go see ₦30,000. And this money no be to gain anything. Na just to prove to government say government should not take the little money wey remain. So make we call this thing by its real name. This no be tax reform. This no be fairness. This no be prosperity. Na system wey dey squeeze people wey already dey choke. Na trap. Na extraction. And make nobody deceive sef. This one no get anything to do with development. Na revenue drive. Na cash grab. Na Tinubu money for 2027. Clean slides. Fine grammar. But na hunger dem dey tax. Na poverty dem dey monetize.

@FinPlanKaluAja1 This is not the main road

They left this “expressway” to start the Sokoto to Badagari expressway We will learn economics together