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@renoomokri Why don't you come and stay in Nigeria... So you always shave at a low cost... You old fool

It Costs £40 To Shave In London. A One Bedroom Flat Cost £2500 a Month. The Cost Of Living In Nigeria Is Way Better Than Many Parts Of The World!

Look at thousands of people. I didn’t know so many people are jobless in this country.” — Lady left in shock after attending a job interview at Club Moscow, Wuse 2, Abuja, and seeing thousands of applicants turn up for the position.

"I have ₦500k just sitting in my account. Please, no jokes—what’s the best business a young person can start in Nigeria right now that won't end in premium tears? 🤲🏾🇳🇬"

@PO_GrassRootM Follow for follow. Like and I will follow @memefarm01

Paste your usernames; we are following massively this morning.

@MamaPee__ @m_akpakomiza Edo is shining 🤡😸💔

Video📹; The sudden bromance with oppressors in the face of tears is terrifying …. EKPOMA IS BLEEDING and no media can sugarcoat it @m_akpakomiza what is wrong with all of you??? I’ve seen sycophancy but this is on another level🤦

So yesterday, Adams Oshiomhole flared up at the floor of the Senate in a manner that would have attracted the kind of Natasha Akpoti treatment if he was not someone with an old political profile and deep political roots. The debate became heated because Godswill Akpabio decided to behave like Machiavelli, amending the Senate rules in a way that would ensure that he and a few of his ring gangs remain the only ones eligible for principal elective positions in the next 11th Assembly. Akpabio-led Senate amended the 2023 Senate Standing Rules to favour only senators with at least two consecutive terms, eight uninterrupted years in the immediate preceding Assembly, making them eligible to contest for presiding positions such as Senate President, Deputy Senate President and other principal offices. To Oshiomhole, it was not just undemocratic. It was autocratic at the same time. That was where the rage came from. But my real problem in all of this is the seriousness, energy and aggression that Oshiomhole and many others in the Senate suddenly display anytime a debate concerns their welfare, positions or personal political interests. Today, despite the biting national food crisis confronting millions of Nigerians, bills in that sector account for only 7.3% of the Senate’s total legislative output. With the frightening level of insecurity across Nigeria, security-related bills make up just 5.4% of the Senate’s agenda. Critical initiatives like the National Ranches Commission Establishment Bill 2024 have continued to suffer delays, controversies and endless political drama instead of constructive resolution. Even the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2026 faced intense public backlash. But in all these debates, you would almost think people like Oshiomhole had lost their voices completely. The passion disappears. The fire goes cold. The urgency vanishes. Yet, bring a topic that touches their interests, positions, welfare or political future, and they will almost pull down the walls of the Senate trying to protect it. At that moment, you will understand that for many of them, it was never really about the people. It has always been about the elite protecting the elite. I am Ekene Aninze Esq.

"If everybody is normal in Nigeria, they shouldn't even do election. They should just pick the man and put him in power." ~ Ghanaian pastor speaks on Peter Obi and Nigeria election.

@yabaleftonline At this point, Nigerians don’t even want 24-hours light again 😭 Just give us power that won’t disappear immediately NEPA hears thunder. “We will notice improvements” — the same way we noticed fuel subsidy removal? 😭

I can’t promise 24-hours power supply but Nigerians will notice improvements — Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe

@RealJerryEze "If we’re being honest, 70% of the 'miracles' we testify about in church are just things that basic government infrastructure should have provided. You don't need a 'divine breakthrough,' you just need a working system. Being alive is the only true miracle 🙏 📌

IT IS DONE ! What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist !! #NSPPD #7amFirePrayers

Today, a senator stood on the floor of the Senate and declared that the “Generator Cabals” are the primary reason behind Nigeria’s failure to achieve 24/7 electricity. One wonders whether these same so-called Generator Cabals were also the ones who drafted, passed, and signed into the discriminatory Band A, B, C, and D electricity tariff policy. One of the most stupid policy I have ever seen. Everything is beginning to make sense now, these people are purposely keeping the country on its toes for some selfish reasons. We have the Oil Cabals, The Banking Cabals, The Maritime Cabals, The Pharmaceutical and Import Cabals, The Entertainment Cabals, The Religious Cabals, The Political Cabals, and now, the Generator Cabals. Nigeria has become thoroughly Cabalnized, every critical sector of the country captured and controlled by vested interests working against the collective good.

@vai1kai Don’t play with this advice. Build your community here. @treasity

@yabaleftonline Let's follow for follow @memefarm01

"DSTV must appear before this Senate. In South Africa, they charge per view but cheat us here in Nigeria" — Senate President Godwill Akpabio

@yabaleftonline Funny how Nigerians always pay the highest for the lowest quality. If South Africans can pay per view, why are we paying per frustration? 😭📡

Bro to bro. Please take any job that enhances your daily survival first, before you chase dreams. Survival is the greatest part of winning.

“I will implore every Nigerian to join this struggle because it affects our daily lives. How can I pay N11,000 for data every two days? I’ve shown everyone here the receipt, this is fr@ud” –Mama P at MTN office in Abuja

@realidraphael @instablog9ja I understand your point of view. But if compared to others who are in their line of business, MTN is far worst📌

@instablog9ja You should please ask them for the tax the Tinubu government is asking them to pay. Start from there. Ask critical questions first

@instablog9ja “11k for data every 2 days? At this rate, Nigerians will soon start greeting mobile data before turning it on 😭💔. Everything is rising except the quality of life. The painful part is that people actually depend on data to survive and work daily.”. Nigeria will be OK

Even they themselves dont believe/their own systems can make you successful. So why are you still blind to the truth?