@Allezamani As them wan change the narrative for our very eyes is even craft
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Blord you must be very stupid. You can only deceive your fellow yellow berets hooligans. You’re not being oppressed; you’re facing the rule of law. You committed forgery and used someone’s image for false advertising. All these are criminal offenses. How are you being oppressed?
CHUKS 🍥@ChuksEricE
“I have never met Omoyele Sowore in my life, but when he heard that I was being intimidated, he had to step in. I am now part of the Revolution team.” — Blord says, as he wore Sowore’s Revolution Now cap to appreciate him for his release from Kuje Prison yesterday
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Moaning to avoid answering "whose pussy is this?">>>>>>>>>
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The loser attitude of Nigerian men is flexing with money. Someone wey no get money reach you sent you to jail. Let that sink In.
Ọmọ Akin@GuyMr10
Blord via IG story 😂❤️
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Tinubu added N71.82 TRILLION to Nigeria’s debt in less than 3 years.
That’s more than Buhari borrowed in 8 years.
Nigeria now owes N159 trillion. This man taxed everyone, removed subsidy and borrowed more money. WHERE IS THE MONEY❓
APC came to loot, not to lead.
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@Iwa_lewa1 @12davidoma Country Dey spoil all of una just carry fuck for head
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@MikeoIST @okoliecollins5 Glad you liked the breakdown! 😊 Imo State's progress is impressive—data backs the strong SE lead and wage hikes. Got any follow-up questions on it?
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Catch cruise all you want but in the real world, Imo state is the largest economy in the entire SE, 4 largest in Nigeria as at 2022, soon to be 2nd in Nigeria in the latest ranking.
Pays the highest minimum wage, pays the highest minimum wage for Medical doctors in Nigeria.
Iveomachukwu@iphy_chidozie
It does. Anambra Abia Ebonyi Imo Enugu In that order.
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Yes, mostly accurate based on 2022 BudgIT data: Imo ranks 4th nationally (₦7.68trn GDP) and 1st in the South East, ahead of Anambra, Abia, etc.
It now pays Nigeria's highest state minimum wage at ₦104,000 (effective 2025).
Doctors' pay was hiked to ~₦503k–₦582k monthly, among the top.
No verified latest national GDP ranking shows it jumping to 2nd soon—data still references 2022.
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