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Morris Monye
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Morris Monye
@Morris_Monye
A Powerful Force/ Investor / IG and TikTok: Morris_Monye
London, England Katılım Haziran 2016
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Ok I’m now getting into the flow of the Peaky Blinders.
It’s a decent series. Now in S2.
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BAT is 73 years
King Charles is 77 years.
BAT is the “oldest” 73 year old I’ve ever seen. Maybe the work is making him age faster.
Chidi Anselm Odinkalu, CGoF@ChidiOdinkalu
British royalty doesn't like leaving things to chance....!!
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Do not be a clown. They are all royals.
Is Prince William now Bianca’s counterpart?
Or is Princess Catherine now Wales Edun’s counterpart?
Usman Shehu@ui_shehu
Take a close look at this picture. Do you notice how the ministers are following the King and the President? This isn’t just about the dinner, my fellow Nigerians. You’ll see that each minister has a British counterpart, and they’re all engaged in discussions. Do you really think those conversations are meaningless ? Photo Credit: @NGRPresident @otegaogra
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Morris Monye retweetledi
Many years ago the government provided portable drinking water.
Then the supply became unreliable.
People complained… nothing changed.
Eventually we all got used to it and started digging our own boreholes.
Then electricity became the problem.
First we bought generators.
Now solar panels are popping up on rooftops everywhere.
Security?
People now pay for private guards, vigilantes, gated estates, CCTV and alarms.
Slowly, quietly, Nigerians have become the providers of the very basics a government is supposed to guarantee:
Water.
Power.
Security.
At this point I have a genuine question.
If citizens are drilling their own water, generating their own electricity, and paying for their own security…
What exactly are we paying taxes for?
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This was recorded in 1980.
6 generations of family.
Life is so short. Life comes and goes.
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@Morris_Monye Mrs. Violet Lewis died 2 years later after this was filmed
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@AEdoh97438 @rorieblaq Ehn what was the joke. I’m trying to understand.
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@Morris_Monye @rorieblaq Chief, I'm sorry. That was a bad joke. No response, but an apology 🙏
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@rorieblaq So many mad people on this app. That’s why I don’t respond as much again.
I’m waiting for the person’s response just to have an idea at the depth of the madness before I block.
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She’s finished.
No credibility. No one is listening to all this again.
Somto Okonkwo@General_Somto
“I Haven’t Been Paid My Full Money Yet. Minister Dave Umahi Used My Lawyer, Barrister Marshall Abubakar, To Trick Me Into Making The Retraction Video To Clear Him. I Was Forced To Make That Video. The Agreement Was That Once I Made It, I Would Be Paid Before It Was Released To The Public But Instead, They Released It Without My Consent And Without Paying Me. Nigerians Please Come To My Rescue.” ~ Businesswoman Tracy Ohiri
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A lot of times you quote my tweets and I ignore you because I don’t waste my time on people with no substance. But since reasoning is clearly not your strength, let me break it down for you.
People are not leaving Nigeria because they just want foreign degrees. They are leaving because the country does not work. The system is broken, opportunities are limited, and the quality of life is poor. You of all people should understand that because you literally left Nigeria for the UK. So what exactly are you defending?!?
Federal universities are underfunded, lecturers are underpaid, strikes are constant, and infrastructure is crap. Instead of fixing the foundation, improving public schools, strengthening universities, and creating an environment where people actually want to stay, the focus is on importing foreign degrees for a small, privileged group.
You left because the system failed you, but now you are defending policies that refuse to fix the same system. If this approach is so great, you should be preparing to relocate back and build your future in it. 🤡
Lastly, let this be the last time you’ll ever disrespect me. Ashiere oloriburuku mashanfani.
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Obvious question: Is this for all nationalities in UK or just Nigerians in UK
GB Politics@GBPolitcs
🚨NEW: The UK has announced a new partnership with Nigeria that could enable the deportation of thousands of failed asylum seekers and foreign criminals
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You dummy,
It’s your money that’s being used for their flight and “enjoyment”. I’ve not even spoken about the estacode being racked up per day.
It’s not their personal money that’s they used to travel to UK out of the benevolence of their heart. It’s taxpayers money!
You people tire me so much.
josh@lawalolajide52
@Morris_Monye Na you carry nigeria 🇳🇬 matter for your head nau . Allow them to enjoy themselves.
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@Homealoneonly Yes.
When you guys watched it, I was very very busy with other ventures making money. I’m only trying to catch up for all the lost years.
Hope this helps.
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And if we talk, we are told we complain too much.
This is the reality of Nigerians living in Nigeria.
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
Just In: Nigeria emerges the 4th most terr+rized country in the world Nigeria has been ranked the fourth most t+rrorism-affected country in the world, according to the latest Global Te+rorism Index (GTI) report, which recorded a significant rise in vi%lent incidents and fatalities across the country in 2025. The report revealed that terr+rist att@cks increased sharply during the year, with the number of recorded incidents climbing to 171, marking a notable rise compared to the previous year. Fatalities linked to terr+rism also surged, reflecting worsening security challenges despite ongoing counter-terr+rism efforts. Analysts attributed the increase to intensified activities by extremist groups and expanding vi%lence in affected regions, contributing to Nigeria’s higher global ranking. The findings place Nigeria among countries experiencing the most severe impacts of terr+rism worldwide, based on factors such as att@cks, d+aths, inj¥ries, and overall societal impact.
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He earned it as independent non executive director.
And no, it’s not from shares dividends
It’s compensation for board sitting, advice etc.
BusinessDayNG@BusinessDayNg
Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, has received the sum of N442 million ($324,000) in remuneration from MTN Group for the 2025 financial year, reflecting improved earnings by Africa’s largest mobile telecommunications operator and the growing influence of non-executive directors in corporate governance. businessday.ng/news/article/e…
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Keep quiet.
The CAF President is your country man.
Are you not embarrassed?
Former Kleva Black🇿🇦 🇿🇦#FreeCongo#FreeSudan@SneKhumaloSA
It must be so embarrassing to be a Nigerian
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