Kemisola Balogun-Bicz

@SirDavidBent I grew up with my step-sister from age 10–19 before I finally escaped that prison. There are many things I’m still too ashamed to say. One time she forced me to eat rotten rice full of maggots while threatening me with a knife, blaming me for leaving the food in the fridge.

What's the worst thing a family member has ever done to you?

WE GO SOON START CHAMPZ VS FELA KUTI NA JUST TIME WE NEED 😂😂💔

Let’s stop sugarcoating the nonsense seun kuti is doing…. Sinceeee he wants to disrespect WIZ unprovoked, let’s gooooo

Wizkid fc coming out as Wizkid don finally reply seun kuti

FCs rn knowing fully well we have a new EP coming up in 2 days 😂 :

Immediately Fc saw that Wizkid repost 😂

@OgBossdeyforyou @JAYWONJUWONLO 😭😂

@JAYWONJUWONLO When time reach to beat useless artists make una leave this one for me

FELA ANIKUKAPO KUTi or are we talking about another one ? No artist alive is bigger!!!

@Teeniiola Back to sender

Wizkid can’t do anything to me I’m att@cking his fans directly and he hasn’t done anything. Doesn’t that mean he doesn’t care about you, Wizkid fc? — Seun Kuti

@DrJoeAbah @Demchille @AdesolaTweet So he can go there with caterpillar and demolish the construction going on? On what ground sir? If not for the soldiers he would have successfully grab that land like many others. What a country

@Demchille @AdesolaTweet The Minister doesn’t have to inform him that he is coming. Please see Section 11 of the Land Use Act.

Minister Wike (a public servant) was wrong to call the young officer (a fellow public servant) a fool. He should not call ANYBODY at all a fool. He should apologise to the officer for calling him a fool. He should also apologise to Mr President and the general public for conduct that fell below the standards expected of a Minister of the Government of Nigeria. Minister Wike was right to challenge the impunity of deploying military officers to a private property. If, according to the officer, civilians were working there and FCDA officials came to stop them, the solution is not to deploy the military to a private property. Whoever deployed them should be sanctioned by the President, Commander-in-Chief. The officer too should be guided that when he is following orders, he should not ‘descend into the arena’ and start making categorical statements about the completeness of the papers. Like Minister Wike said, it is not in his place to do that.

His Excellency, Peter Gregory Obi - My Principal. Happy birthday in arrears to you. 🎂 This is coming now because I didn't want sons of perdition to politicize the weekend's conversation. Thank you for being a breath of fresh air. Posterity will be kind to you.

@subomiplumptre Rich advocate

I'm beginning to see other reasons why the rich fly private or have personal spas and gyms at home. I used to assume it was a need for privacy or a way to save time. Now I realise it's also a bid to avoid unnecessary human contact of the annoying kind. Rich people can feel isolated when they stay at home, so it's not that they don't want to go out. They just need to feel safe and be assured of excellence. I think there will always be a market for ultra-private and secure services. Right now, it exists socially - Exclusive Parties (not the Diddy kind), Aspen Resorts, Grand Prix etc. But it needs to include other services the rich need and don't necessarily want to do at home.

@fakurizy lol

@fakurizy @segalink are you in Nigeria?

@aonanuga1956 Let’s assume what u are saying is true. Is there anything wrong in peaceful protest? Afterall Mr president did same during GJ presidency. Stp All this propaganda and let’s focus on the real issue. D country is sinking, people are hungry! Use ur platform 2 help us whisper 2 Mr P.

APC takes on Peter Obi, exposes his lies Text of a press statement released on Tuesday by National Publicity Secretary Felix Morka PETER OBI, A LOQUACIOUS AND DISRUPTIVE BACKSEAT DRIVER* The presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general elections and former Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, has continued, unabashedly, to showcase his obsessive devotion to self promotion against the best interest of Nigeria. Mr. Obi’s latest statement on the country’s economic situation is an admixture of half truths, blatant distortions and misinformation calculated to mobilize outrage against the All Progressives Congress (APC) government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. His warped conclusion that Nigeria’s economic crisis was caused by nine years of APC-led administration is a highly revisionist, dishonest, distorted and deliberately misleading assessment of the country’s economic trajectory in the last decade. He opined, rather mischievously, that no efforts were being made by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration to tackle poverty and unemployment in the country. The facts tell a far more complex and different story. The country’s economic decline began under the watch of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) with GDP growth plummeting from 7.98% in 2010 to 2.79% in 2015. And since 2015, the global oil price crash, geopolitical tensions, climate change, global COVID pandemic and rising population have all taken a toll on Nigeria's economy that is almost entirely dependent on drastically reduced oil export earnings. The growth recorded during the PDP years was due entirely to high price of crude oil and increased government spending that it supported. It is noteworthy that between 2007-2014, Nigeria earned $531.2 billion under the PDP, compared to $287.8 billion under APC between 2015-2022. This drastically reduced export earnings under the APC administration was even further stretched thin by the country’s population surge from 184 million in 2015 to 229 million in 2024. Despite the huge revenues available to it, successive PDP administrations neglected to address underlying structural challenges and distortions in the economy leaving the country vulnerable to economic shocks and volatility. Had the PDP undertaken a sustained programme of economic reform as President Tinubu is currently engaged, Nigeria’s economic situation would be far better than it is today. But in his selfish political desperation, Obi will never acknowledge the complexity of the causation of our economic challenges but would rather attempt to scapegoat the APC administration for all of the country’s economic ills while turning a blind eye to the bold and thoughtful policy interventions of President Tinubu’s administration. The administration's focused and determined efforts to tackle the country’s challenges through diversification, massive infrastructure development, social welfare, agricultural revolution and sustained improvements in national security are certain to accelerate Nigeria’s resurgence, create jobs and lift millions of our people out of poverty. Quite contrary to Obi’s jaundiced and gloomy analysis, in the last one year alone, the country has attracted over $20 billion into the economy, aside recording an all-time high N6.52 trillion trade surplus in the first quarter of 2024 marking a positive shift from a long history of trade deficits. Despite clearing the backlog of the foreign exchange debts owed foreign airlines and other economic actors by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the nation's foreign reserves has continued to expand, hitting upwards of $34 billion, the highest in recent times. Capital inflow into the country increased by 66.27 percent this year alone. Notable financial experts and the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics (NBS) report that for the first time in our economic history, the All Share Index (ASI) of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) crossed the 100,000 benchmark this year, making the Nigerian Stock Exchange currently about the most profitable capital market in the world with a return on investment (RoI) as high as 22.90 percent. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects that the nation's economy will have a 3.1 percent Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth in 2024, one of the highest projections for any African country. Initiatives such as the Credit Corps, Students Loan, the newly approved minimum wage, the construction of 700-kilometre Lagos-Calabar coastal highway, and many more are tailor-made by the President Tinubu’s to combat poverty and expand economic opportunities for Nigerians. Mr. Obi is a loquacious and disruptive backseat driver who has assigned himself an ignoble role of an embittered loser and spoiler. Economic challenges and hardship are a stark reality of most countries of the world today, both developed and developing. It is an existential condition that must be tackled and transformed. This is an arduous task that requires collective patriotic collaboration. Mr. Obi must know that inflaming passion and mobilizing outrage through false and manipulative narratives are not legitimate tools of opposition politics. Expecting President Tinubu to accomplish total transformation of Nigeria in one year, a feat he failed miserably to accomplish in eight years as Governor of Anambra state, is the height of disgraceful hypocrisy. President Tinubu remains focused and committed to building lasting blocks of economic prosperity for Nigeria. Signed: *Felix Morka, Esq.* National Publicity Secretary All Progressives Congress (APC)

@NoNonsensezone This is so insensitive. What is funny? 😳

@AfobajeOfMagodo @_callmebekky @OmoYakubu1 I swear, I don’t even knw how a pretty girl like that will be thinking like afofungbemu. What brought tribal war to this now? From Vi to Sango down there 5 lhrs just because road is nothing to write home about. Going to ijebu nko? Same story. And the fo*l is here yarning dust.

@_callmebekky @OmoYakubu1 While one person choose to call out Ogun State government, you can choose to call out Borno or Enugu state government not antagonizing the one doing the calling out because we feels it's tribal war.

If you have a problem with Ogun state road Infact any south west region,kindly relocate to the nearest east or northern region🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️ You have left your terrori$t state run down to SW just to find peace and tranquility and still be acting like you know it all ? How about you promise us as one Nigeria that the terrori$m going on in your region will stop ? One Nigeria only Exists When It Comes to Southwest Matters. Why dnt you let us fight this as one ? Why dnt you channel your energy on your region while we do the same down here ? Once you disagree with then the hungry ones are so quick to say they’ve paid them 😂😂 Rest😒😒😒😒

@_callmebekky @OmoYakubu1 You are one of the problem in this country. Today na Ogun state road dey trend let’s join hand drag the governor so he doesn’t just sit there going to 6 years now and did nothing, road bad, light worst, no water as if we don’t have a governor. And u hear talking upside down.Ogao!

@OmoYakubu1 Togetherness we call out the government. It can’t be one sided, as you’re calling out Ogun state governor, call borno governor. That is fairness thank you ☺️

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I cried my eyes out 🥹 I was really rooting for clay and Ad 😩😩😩damm you clay you’d to carry her along just to say that shit at d altar #LoveIsBlindS6