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@riittaaje Hmmmmmm

I will save my child.. The father understands, he's our protector..

@ugoccie We knew you nne

You’re Igbo and you don’t know Ugoccie? How is that even possible?!

@Morris_Monye Abolishing state of origin will meet a tough resistance from the quota system merchant.

Outlaw bigotry, tribalism and state of origin. Q: Where are you from? A: I’m from Nigeria based in X,Y,Z That’s how to build a nation After the terrible civil war in Rwanda between the 2 major tribes, that’s what happened. Rwanda has had a beautiful future going forward. Ask the average Rwandan what tribe they are and they will look at you funny.

@Morris_Monye No more "this government will favour me and my family" hand is touching everyone now.

Gained 100+ new followers today It’s like the suffering in Nigeria is resonating with everyone.

@udehenugu Hey

NDI Igbo we are the media now!!!!❤️ your page under 5M impression? Just Say, "hello, in this post We well help you & gain 50+ foll0wers🔥🔥👇

@ManLikeIcey Bernard and Mohamed in the same*****

Dr. Bernard Mohammed Doro will resign as Minister of Humanitarian affairs and Poverty alleviation next week to focus on his ambition to be Senator in Plateau State

Channelling Our Women to Critical Areas of Development While the rest of the nations of the world are investing in critical areas of development such as human capital, we lag behind. Instead of ensuring that our women—the vital segment of our population—are educated and meaningfully integrated into leadership and management structures, where they have consistently proven to contribute significantly to development, we fall short. This is evident in countries like the Scandinavian nations and even in developing economies. In Indonesia, for instance, women own over 50% of SMEs, which provide about 98% of jobs. Similarly, in Bangladesh, women make up about 60% of the workforce in the garment industry, the country’s largest export sector, generating about $50 billion—far more than what Nigeria earns annually from crude oil exports. Rather than emulating these nations by investing in our women—who constitute more than 50% of our population—and harnessing their productivity, our focus drifts toward trivialities such as the Ozoro festival, a development that reflects poorly on our national priorities. This is a profound misplacement of values. Greater effort should be directed toward meaningful development, including policies and initiatives that empower women and integrate them into the economic mainstream. If we redirect our priorities, invest in our people, and harness the potential of our women in critical sectors, we can rebuild our nation on a foundation of productivity and inclusion—transforming from a now disgraced country into one of pride. With the right priorities and actions, a new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@UTDTrey He saw the future

They called this guy a mad man when he rejected Liverpool He saw this downfall coming

@unitedtill90 Everything damn institutions in this world need a hard reset.b

During yesterday’s Manchester United match vs Bournemouth, while United were down to 10 men and were trying hard to hold on the draw, surprisingly 9 mins were added. So I rewatched the 2nd half completely and this is what I found: - There were no injury to any player that required medical assistance. - The VAR check for the Maguire red card lasted around 1min 30 sec. -Bournemouth made 3 out of their 4 substitutions at one go, so the amount lost during it was minimal. United did theirs in 2 parts. So from where did that 9mins come from? PGMOL need to answer!

@PoojaMedia Corruption is killing every sector in this world.

Every team will need A4 papers to write out the refs' inconsistencies this season. It happens in every game in the Premier League this season even with VAR. Are the VAR sleeping?

@SirDavidBent @kenneth_carson2 @upliftjoee @Elufemmy @Ballack13 @_Labzy @Christyyyyy18 @LanreTalks @Bigspunks @CarinaKJacob @layoproperty I hope they will follow back

@UTDTrey You forgot to add sesko

35 year old Welbeck is better than Gyokeres, Ekitike, Isak, Joao Pedro & Delap DAMN

All these handles that always drops motivational quotes ,life stories and different dishes of food asking us to pick one, when do ya’ all get to actually engage your mutuals on their own pages?

@SirDavidBent @UkanduC93358 That's why I am thinking of closing my shop and going back to school.

We barely had an hour worth of electricity this morning. Today, I went to buy fuel & it is currently selling for ₦1300 per litre. Minimum wage is 70K. People are closing their businesses because of poor sales & lots of folks are hungry. But somehow, you still believe this country has a future.

@greatnessuko Hard luck. May his soul rest in peace.

So, I woke up today and became fatherless. RIP to my Father. 21-03-2026

@Santabayama Posterity will punish whoever invented those words.

@Truthfullness24 And it’s still ongoing! The woke culture! I pure them spit!

Political correctness ruined this world.

@jon_d_doe Yes.

Do you think that I can start a new page, stop using 'End', and you would know that it's me?

@Santabayama Do me I do you

What’s your mantra for today? Me: Engage who engages you! Ireee ooh!

@riittaaje Mum will always be mum.

When I see my mum bringing out dirty clothes on a Saturday morning-after I've been reminding her all week about my friend's elder sister's wedding… 😭