Peter Obi's Shi Shi

A must watch Powerful speech from Amarachi Attamah. Igbos to the world 🌎. Igbo Language must be preached to the ends of the earth and must be honoured. Rule the world 💪

@yeankhar Did he just asked , "you say?" Na small thing remain e for add "you say wetin?"

Him think say na that Channels guy dey run the show. Answer the follow up question baba mi.

This is the best campaign video I’ve seen in a while. In 2027, it must be operation NO VOTE BUYING, NO RIGGING! Please RETWEET!✍️

“This not a party thing , we just need a way out” ——Man says

Two young Igbo minds, rewriting Nigeria’s defense story Meet Nathan Nwachuku and Maxwell Maduka, founders of Terra Industries, building indigenous defense technology that puts Nigeria on the map. From the East to the future of national security, this is what innovation looks like.

Let's promote her who knows God may use through your repost, good comments, like and share to locate her destiny helper. Oja eji akpolite ndi mmou My eyes have seen my ears Ndi Enugu State BIAFRA LAND please people are looking for her contact BIAFRANS please repost this video, share, rate her, encourage her let other witches and wizards repent 🤣🤣 look at how she is blowing her oja Even the dead can hear the sound, the trees 🌳, the birds 🐦 and all the living can hear her.

Na Igbo people invent affiliate marketing. 😂 😂

Daniel Bwala at it again…these are the sly elements some people want Nigerians to show respect to!✍️

She exposed and destroyed Tinubu….

We need more men like this, please let this go viral on social media Enough is enough.

For the sake of justice Pls retweet aggressively ✊

"Nigerians, we have to eliminate fear. We are almost 300 million people in this country, and we are still allowing things like this to happen. Nigeria has been independent since 1960, but are we truly independent?" - Nigerian youth protests

@TheRealAccount0 Nigeria and it's people hanging on a balance.

@ArcSadam Same soldiers would sh*ot without hesitation when the people demand their rights and even that of the soldiers.

When I got back to Abuja, a soldier stopped me and asked where I was going. I told him I was going into FCT. He politely asked if I could give his colleague a lift, and I agreed. As we got close to Giri junction, I asked the soldier where he was going. He said Zuba, while I was going through Lugbe into town. I told him Zuba is not far and transport there is usually around ₦200–₦300. I asked if he was stopping there or going further. That was when he told me something sad. He said he was going home to see his newborn twins for the first time after 10 months because he was not given leave. Sadly, his wife had called to say one of the babies had died, and she begged him to come quickly to see the other twin. I asked why he didn’t travel earlier. He said he was waiting for his salary since it was already the 2nd, but it was not paid. When I asked how he wanted to finish the journey, he showed me all the money he had—₦4,500, which was not enough. I felt bad and gave him ₦20,000. I also took his number and promised to call and check on the baby. I want to ask a question, please.. Are these the soldiers we expect to lay down their lives in our protection? You’re owing soldiers, and you want them to be effective while fighting insecurity? Honestly, this is very sad. Man shares his touching encounter with a soldier on his way to Abuja. — BMT Ebira

SAD BUT TRUE 😢 WHAT A WRITE UP! Akara and Pap was breakfast served every morning in a hostel of 100 people. Out of the 100, 80 didn’t like it. They complained daily, saying they were tired and wanted something different. But the remaining 20 were satisfied. They liked it just as it was. To solve the issue, the warden introduced a simple rule: Every night, everyone would vote for what they wanted to eat the next morning. The meal with the highest number of votes would be served. So every night, the 20 who loved Akara and Pap voted for it—with one voice. But the 80 who didn’t like it were never united. Their votes went in different directions: 18 for Bread and Tea 16 for Yam and Egg Sauce 14 for Jollof Rice 12 for Spaghetti 10 for Indomie 10 for Moi Moi and Pap Can u guess what the result was every single time? Akara and Pap kept winning, Not because it was the best, but because the people who didn’t want it were too divided to agree on anything else. In Nigeria, many are tired of the same old hardship, bad governance and recycled leadership. We know who and what the real problems are. But even those who want change are divided—along tribal lines, party names, personal interest, ego, ambition etc. 2027 might seem far away, but it's already around the corner. If we don’t learn from this story, we will wake up again to another bitter round of the same “meal” we’ve been served for ages. This Is a Salient Message THERE'S POWER IN UNITY, NOT JUST IN NUMBERS. A United Minority Is More Formidable Than A Divided Majority. FOOD FOR THOUGHT © Unknown Author

@JosiahAdek6122 @drkenon2 His heart too and even his blood in fact everything about him is dark not black

@drkenon2 I thought it's only his skin that is black not knowing it includes his brain 🧠

This guy finished Seyi Law. See how quiet he is 😹. Defend Tinubu’s administration & become disgraced.

@thenihiin Amen

Before Monday 23 February, Heavenly Father, please bless every hand that types "Amen"

@Blossomcourage Thank God

“My wife is Igbo, so I’m partly Igbo. Igbos are the most greedy Nigerians. Sunday Igboho is at home. Sheik Gumi supports Fulani herdsmen. Nnamdi Kanu is in prison but Obi Cubana is wearing Tinubu cap instead of telling FG to release NK.” -Isaac Fayose.

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