Toughskin.

@OsosaChris @Augforthboy88

@OsosaChris @Augforthboy88 What about our debt profile? The analysis ain't complete without the amount of money leaving our economy for payment of ransoms.

China lifted 800million citizens out of poverty in forty years. The nation was intentional through the process. What they did is what President Bola Tinubu is doing in Nigeria. China powered reforms that were harsh on the present but built up their potentials that manifested in the future they structured it for. They invested massively in human development capacity, institutionalized national discipline and infrastructural development. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is intentional with the reforms. It is a systematic approach to rebuilding the nation. The investment in infrastructural development and driving economic policies are intentional to build sustainable structural delivery of a transformer nation.

@Stevechen001 @instablog9ja Syringe 💉 not string 🧵. Good response.

@instablog9ja Easier answer, it's called phlebotomy. If you draw blood anywhere that isn't the vein, it will be very painful and can cause swelling. And blood won't flow to the string. So you need the vein to extract blood without causing pain, blood clot, swollen or damage to the skin.

Medical people, please explain this to Alhaji

@kingmoss0 @Awkaboy001 @instablog9ja Because your people are lazy, they don't have ambition and are comfortable with having nothing. But you see Nigerians? We're directly opposite of what your people represents.

@Awkaboy001 @instablog9ja The nerve is you thinking Nigerians should stay here illegally and that we should spend our money transporting them. If Nigeria is so great, why do we have more Nigerians here than you have South Africans in your country? We want them gone. Loudmouths

South Africa to Charge Nigeria for the Deportation Costs of Nigerians in the country The South African government has announced plans to recover the costs of deporting undocumented foreign nationals by billing the governments of their home countries. According to the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, countries whose citizens are detained for violating South Africa’s immigration laws and subsequently deported will be expected to cover the expenses incurred during the process. The proposed measure comes as South Africa intensifies efforts to curb illegal migration and address growing concerns over undocumented foreigners living in the country. Authorities say more than 100,000 undocumented migrants have been deported over the past two years, placing significant financial pressure on the state. Officials noted that the policy would also apply to foreign nationals held in criminal detention facilities before being returned to their countries of origin. The government said it would work through the Department of Home Affairs to pursue reimbursement from affected countries. The announcement follows recent repatriation exercises by several African nations, including Nigeria and Ghana, amid increasing fears among their citizens residing in South Africa. Hundreds of Nigerians have already returned home under a government-coordinated evacuation programme, while Ghana has facilitated the return of about 1,000 of its nationals. President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration has maintained that enforcing immigration laws is a sovereign responsibility and has vowed to strengthen efforts to identify and remove undocumented migrants. The new policy is expected to spark discussions among African governments regarding migration management, diplomatic relations, and the financial responsibilities associated with deportations.

@DefendTheLandX @onu_slim Chinese variant of ginger that has replaced our local varieties taste absolutely different from what we used to know. What do you say about that?

Based in the knowledge I have, the chinese that came to invest and farm in Nigeria for Ginger especially in Southern Kaduna came especially because of the land and exclusively used local seedlings and farming techniques because its cheap and it works. In fact the only negative effect it had there was it made the seedlings very expensive because high demand at industrial scale that sector was not used to. The Chinese GMO you are talking about is resistant to the fungal infection that affected the crops that is why it was imported to help continue the cycle. Whether it was a deliberate sabotage is highly contestable.

Let me tell you how it happened. Nigeria’s ginger export hit zero from N26 billion within 3 years. The official story blames fungal blight. But here is what actually happened. When Nigerian farmers lost their indigenous seed supply, grant-aided interventions arrived with replacement seeds. An associate professor at Lagos Business School flagged publicly that some of those interventions involved GMO organisms that weakened indigenous crops and compromised soil health. That is not a conspiracy theory because it is a documented academic concern. Now that Nigeria spoke got destroyed by the GMO seedlings….what is not the result? Nigeria was forced to import ginger from China to fill domestic demand. Chinese ginger has none of the pungency, oleoresin content, or quality that made Nigerian ginger a global premium product. And the ginger now sitting in Nigerian markets tastes like wood because it essentially is wood. The two indigenous varieties that built Nigeria’s global ginger reputation, the Tafin Giwa and Yatsun Biri, had decades of soil relationship and quality built into them. Once the soil was degraded and those seed varieties were displaced, the product that returned was a pale imitation. Nigeria did not just lose a market. It lost a seed. And without a National Ginger Seed Bank, which nobody has built, it may never fully get it back.

@OluOlofin1 @onu_slim God bless you. Ginger has lost it potency.

@onu_slim Who are the saboteurs promoting Bill Gates GMO in Nigeria? The taste of most ginger in the market now has changed from peperish to bitter.

@Oluwatobi_ctl @EOkeoghene58502 @onu_slim Over time, the taste and aroma of ginger has changed, I hardly noticed ginger in food this days no matter the quantity added, because our local varieties that has strong flavour are gone. Stop arguing on this one.

@EOkeoghene58502 @onu_slim I don't have any theory. The reported theory is an outbreak and it doesn't relate to GMO. Until, there's something linking it to GMO, then, we must stop the speculation. Why didn't the OP drop any evidence to backup his claims?

@ibeamalu_j @wehinkel @General_Somto You try,as you get time reply this fool .

@wehinkel @General_Somto 😂 but their protest during Goodluck time na mature md protest 😂

“You See These 2 Men, These So-Called Highly Respected Elders, My Prayer For Our Generation Is That We Will Not Be To Our Children What These Men Are To Us Today. These Men Had Voices So Loud When Things Were Not This Bad During Goodluck Jonathan’s Era, But Now Find It Convenient To Keep Quiet When Things Are Horribly Bad Under Tinubu’s Regime Because Of What Is Entering Their Pockets.” ~ Content Creator Izzy Curious

@nastro_szn @DanielRegha You're a reflection of Tinubu? Evil people.

I was saying they are bad people for wishing that, they attacked me Peter Obi is going to lose because of his followers Imagine not choosing a side yet and see what his members portray….there’s no say you’d vote him after seeing it A leader is usually the reflection of his followers so put that in mind

Sad to see some Nigerians celebrating the misfortune of others due to politics; If everyone deserves to d'e, there won't be an opposition party left as leaders of the opposition are quilty of the same act. We can debate politics and criticize those who are sellouts or know no better, but wishing for the end of someone is bad energy. God help us.

@Waspapping_ Mumu, I have seen posts from you explaining what Aboki is, what has changed? As a matter of fact, you're my Aboki in this platform.

If you call me “Aboki” I will insult you and your family members If you try in real life , na correct slap you go collect. Don’t try that nonsense with me.

@Oladip782 @Jeremy812933805 @Arewa_Source Simple.

@Jeremy812933805 @Arewa_Source Sooner would you realise Nigeria is already a Muslim country with style

Turkey to establish a Military base in Nigeria. All Credits to Bello Matawalle. 🙌

@Giftifitex1 @NigeriaStories Exactly. Obidient movement are after the good of the country, and if Kwankwaso is seeing as one with the same ideology, we go for him.

@NigeriaStories If Kwakwanso plays his card we'll, after Peter Obi, he could inherit the Obedient movement if he contests for the Presidency

BREAKING: Peter Obi and Kwankwaso launch joint movement before ADC primaries

@manlike37512 @Manjulvic @Lionway5 Yoruba man fear 5 and 6 😂😂😂

@Manjulvic @Lionway5 He did that shit on purpose , during that coup that was supposed to take place in eagle’s square on Independence Day he was in the list of people that was going to get assassinated when he heard that he fainted so I’m guessing he wanted out. He’s too close to Tinubu to be removed

Tinubu removes Wale Edun as Minister keh?😹💔 Wetin Remove am?💀 Baba go dey talk Truth under BAT😹 1. He Called for the audit of NNPC’s missing ₦210 trillion🔥 2. He said the FG missed d 2025 revenue target by ₦30 trillion💀 
3. He said BOLA’s budget execution is poor😹

@shuraim @HQNigerianArmy @NSAGov Where's the lies in what he said? No be Olosoho poison him?

@shuraim @HQNigerianArmy @NSAGov Mumu, akuya, where's the line he crossed? From where to where? Fools,the killing of your family isn't your problem but finding lines.

@EkelePaul5 @DanielRegha Which spirit? The lying spirit in your Daddy GO or the spirit of God gave sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf and life to the death? Yes things of the spirit can not be explained by human knowledge, but not the things of the lying spirit.

@DanielRegha Dan, kindly leave spiritual matters for people who are spiritual ! P.s You are a carnal man

Oyedepo said and I quote: "Except I am not sent, in the next seven days, I declare judgment upon those responsible for these disasters and their sponsors". Today is 19th of April. He said in one week. ONE WEEK.

@Waspapping_ I don't want to imagine the public uproar and chaos the nation will be thrown into, if a pastor should wake up and place a bounty on an imam's head for preaching what is perceived as heresy in Christianity. Animals.

I just want to imagine the reaction that would follow if, tomorrow, our northern institutions woke up and announced that any woman in a miniskirt, dressed half-naked, or without a hijab would not be allowed to write JAMB, WAEC, or NECO. The national meltdown it would spark would be crazy. But Muslim women in the South are not allowed to write JAMB because they are wearing the hijab, and these hypocrites are silent about it.

@niff_wizzy I bought this ball 300 early 2000

stop lying bro, this ball was never sold for N400. the lowest price we got it was N1500

@ridwanKwankwaso Mumu, go online, check government data, instead of asking me shit.

@Keanabreed Evidence

This is the scene at Daneji, near the SAHAD Store in Mandawari. The people you are seeing are young men from different places. The former Accountant General of the Federation, Alhaji Ahmed Idris, has secured permanent (or steady) jobs for them in agencies such as NSCDC, Immigration, Customs, and others. Here, there are no office workers. They have their own separate group. Many of these young men have neither a mother nor a father — they are just indigenes of Kano State from various local government areas. May Allah SWT reward him with goodness. Those who are capable should emulate this man. He can be seen sitting in their midst. --- This appears to be a positive post praising Alhaji Ahmed Idris for helping vulnerable young men (especially orphans) from Kano by securing them jobs in federal security and paramilitary agencies.