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THAT'S HOW CHESS GAME IS Sacrif!_c!ng the slums to save and kings

You can’t claim to be saving children from the slum while you’re in bed with the people responsible for populating the slums. It makes no sense

@AnnUdoh5 They don even sell the airline too

In 1985 Nigeria Airways had 17 Planes, Emirates had only 3 Planes. In 2026,Emirates has 356 planes, Nigeria has None.

You wey no later get the military job that year , no know waiting God do for you . RIP buddies 😢

Big and filled with power drunkers

If he is not corrupt, he will

@Optimistic_Ade N200 naira vs 200 cedis

This 200 cedis can't get you a room in any hotel in Accra. N25,000 can get a hotel in Lagos.

Inec office Ikeja will explain why they want to close 12:30pm while there is a long queue at outside their building. I go soon video una moms and pops for this side.

Do not join the military. The government is sending soldiers out to be k:ll3d by t3rror1sts, only to rehabilitate and reintegrate those same terrorists back into society.

The fate of 2027 General elections lies on the hands of the people that have their PVC!

We are all voting for him, right?

I am begging you people, pls go and Join ADC. Everyone is pushing for a direct primary election. I am on my knees, please join and make whoever you want candidate. IT IS A DIRECT PRIMARY ELECTION. THERE NO DELEGATES...

@Banjy47 Oliseh na Delta

Top Nigerian Footballers of All Time. 1. 🇳🇬 Jay-Jay Okocha — Delta State 2. 🇳🇬 Rashidi Yekini — Kwara State 3. 🇳🇬 Nwankwo Kanu — Abia State 4. 🇳🇬 Vincent Enyeama — Akwa Ibom State 5. 🇳🇬 John Mikel Obi — Plateau State 6. 🇳🇬 Sunday Oliseh — Ogun State 7. 🇳🇬 Stephen Keshi — Delta State 8. 🇳🇬 Victor Osimhen — Edo State 9. 🇳🇬 Alex Iwobi — Delta State 10. 🇳🇬 Finidi George — Rivers State 11. 🇳🇬 Sam Okwaraji — Imo State 12. 🇳🇬 Segun Odegbami — Ogun State 13. 🇳🇬 Ahmed Musa — Kano State 14. 🇳🇬 Taribo West — Rivers State

Always know what to say because the response from the silent mouth may likely shut you up and expose you maximally as naive, stupid, fluid, imbecile and cheap.

TINUBU IS A DISEASE

I just saw a video of the houses Wike gifted to 40 judges. If these houses have been accepted by the benefiting judges, the EFCC should seize them and return them to the state. If this is not done, the judges that benefited must be made known to Nigerians so that Nigerians can refuse to have them adjudicate on cases involving them in their courts. Nigerians can demand they resign their positions as judges of the federal republic of Nigeria. Let those houses serve as their severance benefits from the Nigerian state because it's the collective patrimony of Nigerians that was used to build those houses and not the personal resources of Wike as an individual. Monies from our treasury should not be used to bribe and corrupt our official institutions and those who run them for the selfish and personal interests of individuals in high places against us. I remember a time during lPMB regime when the DSS led a sting operation on judges who had been surreptitiously investigated and found to be corrupt. This same Wike obstructed the arrest of these judges in Portharcourt as the Rivers State Governor and there were no consequences for his brazen interference then. This has emboldened him to do worse as FCT minister. We need to start resisting illegal and criminal manipulation of our official institutions by anti-progressive elements bent on bastardizing our systems for their personal whims and caprice. EFCC, SEIZE THOSE 40 HOUSES NOW. Hajara Usman

Yar’Adua administration GEJ administration Buhari regime Tinubu regime

How else does a mother disown her son, if not like this? My mother once told me, “you are my only son - ofu mkpụrụ anya ji isi ugwo.” Yet in the same breath, she made it clear that if I ever joined the military, I would no longer be her son. Back then, when I was close to joining the army, the fear and stress of that decision affected her deeply she developed high blood pressure because of it. That alone shows the weight of a mother’s love and the cost of the path I was considering. But at the same time, I kept looking at the reality around me Boko Haram terrorists, Fulani islamic terrorists, innocent citizens and military personnel being killed. And I told myself: even if my own mother turns her back on me for choosing that path, I would accept it, because to me, it meant standing for something bigger than myself. All this stubbornness, all this sacrifice, just to serve Nigeria. Yet the same government and system one is willing to serve turn around and release the very terrorists who have killed innocent citizens and soldiers. And then we’re expected to stay silent? It leaves a painful question: what exactly are we fighting for, and who are we really protecting?

In some countries that I know, this father would be labelled as a "member of the opposition"...