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@Irishbutta

Cogito ergo tweet - I think, therefore I tweet.

Katılım Aralık 2009
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Obiwrites
Obiwrites@obiwrites_·
@officialABAT @ndlea_nigeria Is this not ironical? Senior members of a club are arresting the junior members of the same club. But we know how this thing plays out. Every thing is subterfuge to deceive the public. In the closet, they shake hands, hug, dine and wine together.
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Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Bola Ahmed Tinubu@officialABAT·
I commend the @ndlea_nigeria and its operatives for the successful dismantling of a major drug syndicate and a multi-million dollar narcotics production network operating within our country. The seizure of illicit drugs and chemicals valued at over $360 million, alongside the arrest of key foreign and local collaborators, sends a clear message that Nigeria will not yield its future to criminal networks and narco traffickers. West Africa is increasingly becoming a major corridor in the global narcotics trade, and this poses a direct threat not just to our security, but to the future of our young people. We must confront this danger with courage, coordination, and consistency. I urge Nigerians to support our law enforcement agencies by remaining vigilant and reporting suspicious activities within their communities. I commend the NDLEA for its professionalism, bravery, and resilience. The fight against illicit drugs is a fight for the soul, safety, and future of our nation. Bola Ahmed Tinubu President
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Son of David
Son of David@DrOlusesan·
Desmond is making a very big mistake.
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WaleAlakija
WaleAlakija@oladrunken·
@DrOlusesan From Where to where ... Come to Surulere and Put your Ears to the Ground.... #Watimagbo DOE All the way ..
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Feyisara Aliga
Feyisara Aliga@Feyisar13737681·
@DrOlusesan On this Desmond matter surulerians no dey hear anything o. we are voting him again o. Go to surulere and hear the voice on the street.
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Glorious God
Glorious God@GloriousGod01·
That massive roof you’re seeing isn’t just for decoration or to finish extra wood. Think about it like this: our sun in Nigeria doesn’t play fair. It beats down hot all day, turning the house into an oven. A high roof creates that big empty space above your ceiling where the hottest air rises and stays trapped up there, far away from where you’re sitting, eating, or sleeping. The cooler air stays lower, so the whole house feels more breathable and less like a microwave. Then comes the rain. When the heavens open (and we know how heavy it pours), that steep slope lets the water run off fast and clean. No pooling on the sheets, no slow dripping that eventually rusts everything and causes leaks. Your roofing sheets last longer, and you don’t keep calling the carpenter every rainy season. Plus, that extra height gives you natural ventilation; hot air escapes at the top, fresh air moves through. It’s simple physics doing the cooling work instead of you sweating and running expensive fans or AC all the time. So next time you see those towering wooden frames, just know: it’s the smart man’s way of fighting our climate without fighting your pocket every year. The engineer isn’t wasting wood; he’s building sense into the house. I hope this helps. You're welcome 😊 Above all, love God.
you aren’t qualified queen 𝕏 🤫@ArenQualified

Why do Nigerians build houses with all this roof

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ꏂ꒒꒒ꀤꌚ
ꏂ꒒꒒ꀤꌚ@Irishbutta·
@AdamMus97651615 @egi_nupe Worst in history indeed. Some of you talk like illiterates. Under PDP were you not in this country when Jihadist were running rampage and bombing motor parks in Abuja. You people will come here to act like the killings in the Plateau started under APC.
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musa
musa@AdamMus97651615·
@egi_nupe Same APC government worst in history of Nigeria Bandit full everywhere
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Yemi.
Yemi.@fontoro2·
@jeffphilips1 I’m wondering if the mere fact of shipping auto parts from Nigeria to UK is not a red flag in itself.
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Souljah
Souljah@jeffphilips1·
There are two levels of serious professionalism here. Those who packaged this filter at manufacturing factory level and the NDLEA officers who found and took it apart.
UNCLE DEJI™️@DejiAdesogan

NDLEA intercepts large cocaine consignment concealed in heads of dry stock fish . Recovers fentanyl, methamphetamine, morphine sulphate in UK-bound automobile parts shipments; arrests 80-year-old grandpa with meth, others in Ekiti A large consignment of cocaine concealed in heads of imported dry stock fish has been intercepted by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) who also arrested a key member of the syndicate involved in shipping the illicit substance across the world especially to India. The smashing of the drug syndicate followed intelligence on their trans-border criminal activities. This led to a well-coordinated sting operation by operatives of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Strategic Command of the Agency at the Ojo area of Lagos on Thursday 19th March 2026. In the course of the operation, three jumbo size bags were found in possession of the kingpin 36-year-old Akputa Dickson Ejike. A search of the bags led to the recovery of Two Hundred and Thirty-Seven (237) wraps of cocaine buried in the heads of imported dry stock fish locally known as “Okporoko.” The cocaine pellets have a gross weight of 5.80 kilograms. The consignment was intended for export to Delhi, India. In another operation in Lagos, NDLEA operatives of the Directorate of Operations and General Investigation (DOGI) on Wednesday 25th March intercepted two illicit consignments heading to the United Kingdom at a courier company. In one of the shipments that originated from Cotonou, Benin Republic, 1.9 kilograms of methamphetamine were found concealed in automobile filters while the second parcel contains 40 ampoules of Morphine Sulphate and nine ampoules of Fentanyl. In yet another major interdiction operation, operatives of a Special Operations Unit of the Agency on Thursday 26th March raided the house of a female head of a notorious drug syndicate, 46-year-old Omolade Abigail Jolayemi at 13 Carter street, Yaba, Lagos where they arrested her and her sales girl, Sarah Zainab Agbabiaka, 31. No fewer than 135 blocks of Ghana Loud, a strain of cannabis weighing 76.30kg, were recovered from them. Omolade popularly known as Iya Ghana, trades in local fabric on the surface but beneath she runs a drug distribution network between Nigeria and Ghana. Same day, the SOU operatives also arrested Anayo Lucky Ohabiro, 39, at Doyin bus stop, Surulere, Lagos following credible intelligence. A total of 78 blocks of Ghana Loud weighing 41kg were seized from him. In Ekiti state, an 80-year-old grandpa, Oke Samuel, was on Thursday 26th March arrested by NDLEA operatives during a special raid operation at Mosafuneto camp, Erinmo road, Efon-Alaaye Ekiti. A total of 2.2kg skunk and 1.8grams of methamphetamine were recovered from him, while 894.72kg of same psychoactive substance was seized from another suspect, Enuwa Kehinde Kingsley, 37, when an uncompleted building was raided by NDLEA officers at Ogbese, in Akure North area of Ondo state same day. Not less than 116.7kg skunk was recovered from a suspect, Saater Nyam, 35, during a raid operation at Pevi village, Guma LGA, Benue state, on Tuesday 24th March, while in Edo state, NDLEA operatives on Monday 23rd March uncovered a warehouse in Ekpoma town, Esan West LGA, leading to the arrest of a suspect, Felix Donald, 25, and the seizure of 576.5kg skunk and 33 bottles of codeine-based syrup. In Taraba state, NDLEA officers acting on credible intelligence on Tuesday 24th March intercepted a truck marked DUT 457 ZB, conveying 100 blocks of compressed skunk weighing 135 kilograms concealed in bags of animal feed from Garbachede to Gombe state. Two suspects: Osama Mamuda, 21, and Auwal Umar, 22, were nabbed in connection with the seizure.

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ꏂ꒒꒒ꀤꌚ
ꏂ꒒꒒ꀤꌚ@Irishbutta·
@Ayamhotspot2 @nolanichyme @jeffphilips1 😂 Everything must be a blame on the Nigerian government. If subsidy on power is removed, it will create competition which will lead to efficiency in the power sector, thus electricity which you all have been crying about for only God knows how long.
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Ayamhotspot
Ayamhotspot@Ayamhotspot2·
@nolanichyme @jeffphilips1 If they remove all forms of subsidy as you believe , what then would the common man in the street benefit from ? knowing fully well that Nigeria government waste the country resources and no one to hold them accountable.
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Souljah
Souljah@jeffphilips1·
This is not how to measure and compare the cost of electricity usage. The question is, how many kwh is involved in these two scenarios? In essence, the cost per kwh in these two countries determines the one who pays higher or lower for electricity. This article tells us the cost of electricity for all utility companies in Australia. We can calculate how much 1000kwh usage, for example, for both countries with this if we assume you're on band A here which is the highest in Nigeria. ecoflow.com/au/blog/cost-o…
Cross˚@Elkrosmediahub

My younger brother pays an average of 160AUD quarterly for constant electricity in Australia. Thats about N153,000 every 3months. I currently spend an average of N200,000 every month on electricity, and it is only constant because my estate backs it up with generators. You guys should stop bothering to respond to that imp of a boy. He thrives on rage baiting y’all. Make him irrelevant by ignoring his folly.

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KD@kdtrader1999·
@yinkanubi Both you, the government and that state dey ment.
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Yinka Ogunnubi
Yinka Ogunnubi@yinkanubi·
This is a reminder that if you fail to file your PIT by the 31st of March 2026, you will be immediately owing the State you're resident in N100,000 for April 2026 and N50,000 for every month in default as penalty for non compliance. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Mark Essien
Mark Essien@markessien·
Went to visit the Calabar end of the coastal highway to see it with my own eyes. It's real.
Mark Essien tweet media
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Mr Ambrose Efe
Mr Ambrose Efe@AmbroseXchange·
Access bank can’t send 320M from a mobile transfer.
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iPissGreatness
iPissGreatness@Charles_Tune·
@khayhova @Irishbutta @PastorMarvy Both of you are just illiterates. This was a car many young men could afford far back 2013/2014. That car is like 2006 model. The guy is 35 so? How many 35yrs old in Nigeria can afford that car coaching up to 4M right now? Just stfu n go talk to your fellow crackheads
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Ọ̀rúnmìlà
Ọ̀rúnmìlà@AdimulaOrunmila·
@PastorMarvy Person talk say the average Nigerian cannot afford GLE. I call am ritualist, the Bàbá blocked me.
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ꏂ꒒꒒ꀤꌚ@Irishbutta·
@T___Banky @fxtobii @esheov @iwologbon @illxgally 😁 If the United States wasn't a credit economy, lack for worry many of their people. A lot of Nigerians who talk here don't use this app very well. They should veer into abroad section of this app, and see how abroad people are complaining the high cost of living.
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Pawò
Pawò@illxgally·
Even if you are being paid 4m per month as salary, you still can’t afford a GLE 43 and 98% of Nigerians barely earn 10% of that
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Eze Ndi Imo🇳🇬🇦🇺
Eze Ndi Imo🇳🇬🇦🇺@EhisBukason·
If Anthony Joshua was in the UK, Australia or New Zealand, that ghastly accident may not have happened and even if it happened, Helicopter, Ambulance and police would have been at the scene in less than 5 minutes to rescue them. Have you seen why even your billions can’t save you in emergency situations in Nigeria? Have you seen why good governance is very important? Keep on singing “on your mandate we shall stand” Ndi iberibe
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Brenin Draugur
Brenin Draugur@BDraugur·
@tofunmi_ai @_ManLikeAJ When the government tells the media not to report on insecurity, it becomes tricky to report on positive things about something you’re not supposed to report on in the first place.
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Omar little
Omar little@_ManLikeAJ·
5 fulani boys armed to the teeth, all under the age of 25 were hunted and gunned down by the anti—kidnapping unit lafia some weeks ago, 1 survived with a broken knee and was transferred to Abuja and since then kidnapping and banditry has been quiet in that axis, Alhamdulillah
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