Dann
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We’re all here passing judgment on her behavior. But we’re not talking about what she’s reacting to. She’s asking he gives her her stuff. What is it she’s asking for that he’s not giving to her?
Cause he knows there’s camera, he’s talking about doing his job. Who keeps so calm when someone is thus frustrated?
I’ll not judge her until I know what led to this.
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Woman spits at an Indian🇮🇳 convenience store worker after he told her to control her kid from running around inside the store.
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@Mansaah_Musa @abbkar_ai @BIGFATFOOL01 @AminuDalhat @PenTitan @AskMichaelTaiwo @Ugochukwu96_ @grok fact check this
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Aliko Dangote and Donald Trump started business almost same year but Dangote is now far richer than Donald Trump.
Donald Trump got a “small loan” of $1 million from his father in 1975.
Aliko Dangote also got "small loan" of about $1 million from his uncle in the late 1970s.
But here’s the crazy part most people miss. Trump’s $1 million was already massive wealth in America at the time while Dangote’s reported ₦500,000 in the 1970s was so powerful that, because the naira was stronger than the dollar back then, it was worth roughly $1 million
Yes, Nigeria’s currency once traded ABOVE the dollar.
Two businessmen, two family boosts, two completely different economies.
One went into Manhattan real estate. The other started trading sugar, cement, and commodities in Lagos. Today, Donald Trump became President of the United States while Aliko Dangote became Africa’s richest man.
The lesson here is most billionaires don’t start from absolute zero. What separates them is what they BUILD after the opportunity lands in their hands.
And maybe the wildest part of this story is realizing how powerful Nigeria’s economy once looked in the 1970s compared to today.
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@Justice_Crack @OfficialDSSNG You think you can incite military against the government, which is agenda of employer, even if there is revolt or forceful change of government do think that we give way to your liar , Messiah and packaged fraud to be President, stop being delusional, be warned
Ogogoro Village, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
My Experience with the DSS @OfficialDSSNG (Department of State Services) -PART ONE
I want to clearly state that this is my personal experience and account.
On the night of April 30th, after days of being blindfolded and held by some unidentified men who initially claimed to be from the DSS — but whom I later discovered were not DSS officials — I was eventually taken to a DSS facility.
At the time, I was still blindfolded and handcuffed. After arriving at the facility, I heard someone instruct that my blindfold should not be removed until we were inside. Shortly after, the blindfold was removed, and for the first time in days, I was able to see properly again. My vision was initially unclear but gradually improved.
The officer who received me spoke calmly and assured me that I was safe. He asked if I knew where I was, and I replied yes because I could see the DSS logo on the wall. He noticed I was shaking and visibly traumatized, and he tried to calm me down. At that point, I was extremely scared and confused because I still did not fully understand my situation or why I had been taken in the first place.
That same night, I was given tea and bread — the first proper meal I had eaten in days. I was also taken to the medical unit where my blood pressure and general health condition were checked to ensure I was medically stable.
Afterwards, I was taken to a room with other detainees and provided with a bed and duvet. For the first time in days, I was able to sleep comfortably.
The following morning, the investigation team began questioning me. Because the matter is still before the court, I will not go into details about the investigation itself. However, based on my personal experience, the DSS officials I interacted with treated me professionally and respectfully throughout my stay. Nobody shouted at me, physically assaulted me, or used force against me during the period I spent there.
They also ensured that I had food and basic care, and I was even asked if there were specific meals I preferred during the process. I also observed that officials handling my case remained active on the matter, including during weekends and public holidays.
From my own experience, I can say that the DSS demonstrated professionalism in the way they handled me. At the same time, no institution is perfect, and like every agency, there are areas where improvements can still be made — particularly regarding the speed of investigations and certain administrative processes.
Again, this is strictly my personal experience and should be understood as such.
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@Jack_ng01 Peter obi is not lmpacting but buying votes, bcos 90% of all his philanthropic gestures started a year towards election and mostly after losing 2023 election just to appeal the masses and get the votes.
Nigerians are not dulll like you guys in obidients coven of gullibility
Ogogoro Village, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
You must really be a mad person to genuinely hate this man!
You need an extreme level of vileness in you to hate Peter Obi
Remove politics and tell me you are not seeing him impact in the society
AMB. SERAH IBRAHIM@TheSerahIbrahim
4 States in 1 day 🥶 Even Guardian Angel no do pass like this
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@mnfootyng My manager of the season, I would have chose Michael Carrick, due to what he has done with Man United In a short period of time, but, I have to say, even as a united fan, Arteta deserves it, if he wins the epl, he has suffered enough already😂
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Justice for Mene Ogidi is no longer a promise; it is now actively underway.
Following the shooting of Mr. Mene Ogidi on 26th April 2026 in Effurun, Delta State, the response from the Force leadership was immediate, decisive, and unambiguous.
All officers involved were withdrawn from Delta State and transferred to Force Headquarters in Abuja. The Force Disciplinary Committee convened and expedited proceedings. The findings were clear: ASP Nuhu Usman committed a gross violation of Force Order 237. His actions were unlawful, unprofessional, and a serious breach of the oath to protect life.
The recommendation is immediate dismissal. The Force leadership approved it without hesitation. The Police Service Commission has received the forwarded recommendation for ratification. Upon completion, the officers will be handed over to judicial authorities for criminal prosecution. Dismissed, then prosecuted, both.
We are aware of the concerns raised by the circulating video. This matter has been treated with the seriousness it deserves, and accountability is being pursued without exception.
To the family of Mene Ogidi, we extend our deepest condolences. This loss is deeply regrettable, and justice will be pursued fully and lawfully.
Nigeria Police Force@PoliceNG
FORCE LEADERSHIP ORDERS DISMISSAL,PROSECUTION OF OFFICERS INVOLVED IN EFFURUN SHOOTING The Nigeria Police Force hereby provides an update on the disciplinary actions taken following the fatal shooting incident of 26th April 2026 in Effurun, Delta State, which resulted in the death of Mr Mene Ogidi. Sequel to the earlier directive of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu, psc(+), NPM, all officers connected to the incident were immediately withdrawn from the Delta State Command and transferred to Force Headquarters, Abuja, where they were subjected to expedited disciplinary proceedings. The Force Disciplinary Committee (FDC), alongside other internal disciplinary processes, has concluded its review. Findings established unequivocally that the principal officer, ASP Nuhu Usman, acted in gross violation of Force Order 237 and other extant regulations governing the use of firearms. His actions were unlawful, unprofessional, and a clear betrayal of the oath to protect life and uphold the law. Consequently, the FDC has recommended the immediate dismissal of ASP Nuhu Usman and other officers found culpable. The Inspector-General of Police has approved the recommendations and forwarded same to the Police Service Commission for ratification in line with due process. Upon completion of the administrative procedures, the affected officers will be handed over to the appropriate judicial authorities for prosecution for their roles in the extrajudicial shooting. The Inspector-General of Police reiterates, in the strongest terms, that the Nigeria Police Force maintains a zero-tolerance stance on extra-judicial actions and abuse of power. No uniform confers the right to take life outside the provisions of the law. Any officer who violates this fundamental principle will face the full weight of disciplinary and legal consequences. The IGP extends his deepest and most solemn condolences to the family of the deceased, Mr Mene Ogidi. He acknowledges the pain and loss suffered and assures the family that this tragic incident will not be treated lightly. The Force is fully committed to ensuring that justice is not only served but seen to be served, in a manner that reinforces public confidence and institutional accountability. Members of the public are urged to remain calm and law-abiding, as the Nigeria Police Force remains steadfast in its commitment to discipline, professionalism, and the protection of the rights and dignity of all citizens while ensuring accountability at all levels. DCP ANTHONY OKON PLACID, psc(+), mni Force Public Relations Officer Force Headquarters, Abuja 29th April 2026
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Bro to Bro: build your x acc0unt now
Just say “hi” and gâin 500 mutuals here.
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What do Republican women have that Democrat women don’t?
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@instablog9ja Tiri five wey I mistakenly use buy sub yesterday, nearly make me craze
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