Dr E V Onaiwu 🌍

Prof David Mba, a quintessential and versatile tough guy, always willing to give his level best to promote the Nigerian community and inspire our youth. I invited him 5 years ago to do a talk to my students. I thought he wouldn’t show up cos of his busy schedules but mehnn….

A whatacial?

If this appears on your TL, just RT and flood everywhere.

@firstladyship I just dey shame 😭

If my candidate ever gets to this point, I will withdraw my support. I won’t support a Paul Biya. People should know when to quit. ☹️

@NZwandor @AXAMansardHMO Okay but your advocacy might help others

@EVOnaiwu @AXAMansardHMO I don't think I want a response from them sef. I'm pulling out of their HMO

@AXAMansardHMO tell me why its an insurance and someone who didn't access heakthcare throughout the year is being charged 69%. It's better I keep my money and pay out of pocket if the increment is over 200%. You treat people as if we are illiterates.

@firstladyship As a matter of fact they might still revoke the visa, Ted Cruz just dey start him cruise 😂

He left the Genocide in Nigeria, & came to the US to talk Gaza. Kashim Shettima put Tinubu & Nigeria in this mess. He is lucky President Trump didn’t revoke his diplomatic visa.

NIGERIA'S OBSESSIVE MATERIALISM - A POSTCOLONIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL CRISIS From iPhone 17 replicas to car model “upgrades” using after-market body kits, Nigeria's infamous "I-better-pass-my-neighbour" cultural meme has graduated from simple nuisance to becoming a driver of real economic jeopardy. Fuelled by a debilitating societal inferiority complex and high levels of extreme poverty, a new trend of disturbingly obsessive brand awareness has created a booming "insecurity economy," characterised by after-market smartphone design modification, "car model upgrade" body kit installation, Indian temple hair importation, and many other dodgy activities built exclusively around exploiting the insecurities of 230 million poor people. Already struggling with an anaemic, sub-industrialised economy and IMF-imposed economic austerity, Nigeria's "insecurity economy" has now become an economic opportunity for unscrupulous entrepreneurs in industrialised countries, as Nigerians haemorrhage their scarce financial resources on a desperate quest to signal imaginary status to one another. It’s time for a cultural shift. Scientific education, economic empowerment and spiritual awakening must displace obsessive, spiritually bankrupt, low-level consumerism. If this will be Africa's century, the continent needs its most populous country to break free from this psychological trap.

@DailyPostNGR Yes sir. With your money 💰

FCT: ‘My haters using roads, water I provided’ – Wike dailypost.ng/2025/10/03/fct…

@firstladyship What does that tell you about the future?

In 6 months: The Supreme Court failed to determine the case brought before it by PDP governors against the FG. The Apex court failed to determine whether the president had the right to declare a State of Emergency in Rivers state. They simply left the file in dusty archives. 💔

@Uptownoflagos Grab it and run with it

Peter Obi is the only Nigerian politicians you can attribute philosophical quotes to. Is there any quote you can attribute to BAT?

@firstladyship CORRUPTION IS GONE 🤡

The Sports Ministry was given ₦94.95b. The AFN was given ₦3.65b for the athletes. The money is supposed to pay for their kits, the logistics & bonuses, plus allowances. So where is the money? Who stole what?

@UnkleAyo CORRUPTION IS GONE

Nigeria has definitely become a wasteland. The Sports Ministry got ₦94.95 billion for 2025. For Athletes, the Sports Federation got ₦3.65 billion ~ 2.2M USD. This allocation was supposed to cater to logistics, allowances and kits. See disbursements. So, what happened?

So who built Lagos again??🤷🏽‍♂️

@CROWNEDCHIEF He should keep that walking stick cos he will need it sooner than later 😆

Ma Uncle married is 7th wife Yesterday. It was a beautiful n awesome celebration. God bless your new Branch Uncle. More wives to come Uncle. Congratulations 🎊 👏 🎊

@DavidHundeyin We do we have to constantly be on our toes with these people tho?

The algorithms have owners. The owners have location-specific agendas. The things the algorithms push in front of your eyeballs are determined by your location and the owners' agenda for it. That's why there are several Nigerian TikTok creators and streamers who make interesting, engaging content about Nigerian history and current affairs, but except you stumble across them, you won't even know that they exist. What the algorithm will constantly push to your Nigerian eyeballs instead is "Peller" and "Jarvis." There are funny and intelligent Nigerian stand-up comedians like Bovi who upload Instagram Reels content, but the algorithm will not regularly push them to you. If not for their large offline following, you would barely notice them. The Instagram Reels algorithm will instead constantly push brainrot Nigerian skitmakers to saturate your Nigerian brain with the psychological equivalent of codeine. If you want to know what agenda the algorithm owners have in mind for a specific location, simply find out who the algorithms have made famous in that location. And if you live in a location where the algorithms want to fill your head with nothing but mindless brainrot, you owe a responsibility to yourself to resist being programmed by rich people who are literally trying to code stupidity into entire populations. Because everything is war.

@Peter4Nigeria People still can’t draw the nexus between elections and their economic conditions in this Nigeria

I was watching a video of Richard Tice fee days ago when he said no country in the world will industrialise and make advancement without cheap and affordable energy. I pinched myself and remembered you. These people know they are dealing with mumu leaders and ‘intelligent’ followers.

@firstladyship Wasted generation of leaders. By the way where is Wike here??😂

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A comment about Nigeria from @AhmedKaballo that I can't get out of my head.