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“The Bronze Pot Banner”. Ndeewonu Ndiigbo. Sometime ago about last year some of you here might recall that I came into your DMs asking questions about colours; colours that are associated with Ndiigbo or that appeal more to us and suitable....

The day I had a mindset switch while watching Peter Obi was when Mbaka wanted to embarrass him into making a donation. Peter Obi, despite how awkward the entire thing was getting; insisted that he doesn’t give money unless he is given a breakdown of the project the money will be spent on. Rather than getting dragged, he left that conversation as the bigger person. It taught me that when you stand on strong principles and your belief - you get more appealing, appeal does not come from trying to be diplomatic - it comes from absolute fanaticism around your own principles. Watch this video and maybe you will have the same mindset shift as I did years ago:

Which kind brain these Yorugbas dey use??

@Ebube_Umerah @NigeriaStories all citizens of Abia… hungèr doesn’t care were you did your service… even though, this is a much needed bill, I feel like building old people’s homes and maintaining them should have come first… but good initiative, may GOD bless and strengthen him for it.

@Reggie_hub 💯

@Ebube_Umerah Read that again Agbara. This new law isn't bad at all but it's actually new to me. Let's see how it goes btw.

Does it include even people that did not do their civil service in the state?

Queen Cersei’s walk of atonement or walk of shame [from Game of Thrones] tells us something: that nothing gives poor people greater joy than seeing a rich person fall from grace.

The First Nigerian female to ever be arrested for drug trafficking was Iyabo Olorunkoya. The first President to be an Ex-Drug Convict was a Yoruba man Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The first two Nigerian males to be publicly involved with drug trafficking were two military officers: 1. Benjamin Adekunle. 2. Foluso Sotomi. First convicted kidnapper? You know already

Every election season, once an Igbo candidate starts gaining serious momentum, they bring out this old man to spread division, hate, and tribal politics again. A disgrace to the title of elder statesman. Until Nigeria truly apologizes for what was done to the Igbo people, many of you have no moral ground to stand on. Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso are trying to build unity between the North and the East, don’t destroy it with bitterness and outdated bigotry. Ojukwu is gone already, maybe it’s time you joined him instead.

A few Concerned Coursemates of Mine have sent me some DMs to take down the repost of this link on my WhatsApp Status and also my tweet under this one here, posing the notion that I could be restricted from writing my 2nd MBBS exams. I'm pointing that out here incase it occurs.

@NigeriaStories @RedRouge_ Does it include even people that did not do their civil service in the state?

BREAKING NEWS: Abia State governor Alex Otti just signed Senior Citizens Bills into law. This Bill entitles any citizen of Abia State who's 60 years old and above, free monthly salary, free medical bills, and other benefits till death

SpaceX is actively hiring world-class engineers/physicists for SpaceXAI, even if you have zero prior experience in AI. Smart humans figure it out fast. Please send an email with ~3 bullet points demonstrating evidence of exceptional ability to ai_eng@spacex.com.

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get the kind place you no suppose live again once you touch bread

Colon (:) introduces something. You usually use it when what comes after is a list, or an explanation, or even a reveal. An example is “she had one rule: never apologize” or “this is a list of things you should get from the market: eggs, tomatoes…” It’s also used as the eyes in a smiley face :) Semicolon (;) connects two complete thoughts that are related but could stand alone as separate sentences. It’s stronger than a comma but softer than a full stop. An example is “Frank never apologized; he didn't think he was wrong” It’s also used as the eyes in a winking face ;)

@Cr7Godbrand The fact you didn't cheat will make her attracted to you more cos you have control and she can't use sex against you and even if she says she's wants it now you can say not today..that's true power

@tha_aquila Yep. That’s how you control the bedroom. If you keep asking and begging, she automatically see you as someone she can to manipulate with it. Next thing you will hear is “ wash the dishes and clean the floor before I can allow you to have sex with me”

@that_trader_ @SwagOnPoint_0 How is “igbocentric” more male?

@SwagOnPoint_0 While this is right...but you forget that as a society develops and state backed institutions becomes stronger, individualism becomes more eminent. You need to rally your people around a central bias..."Igbo centric" is a male nationalist niche, not necessarily common.

I've said here many times that the future is very very religious...the SE has gone the Christian route (mostly catholic) Just have to accept it and move forward...fewer and fewer people would go the "omenala" route. Just get used it and thank God it's not islam.

Last election, this big man was telling his people that they should vote Obi so the system can be restructed to favour everybody. He told them he is well connected to APC chieftains, so if they decide to vote Tinubu, he knows people that knows people - it favours him. If they vote Atiku, it even favours him more as a Northerner - well connected among he chieftains. He said if they vote Obi, we can begin to fix the country. They argued with him and voted APC. Now, they are begging him for money. He told them, he warned them APC would favour him, but it won't favour them, and he doesn't understand how people that have nobody and know nobody would be voting like mumu. He told them to go to APC and collect money 😭😭

Peter Obi and Kwankwaso are not poor men. They don't need to use their money to bribe voters or give them bags of rice and garri. They should join funds together with all well-meaning Nigerians, and their party to: 1. Build a high tech central collation center and hire tech gurus to man it. 2. Pay volunteers and mobilization groups to cover for logistics. 3. Ensure that they have delegates in all 774 local governments (if possible) in Nigeria and all polling units who would live stream the results to the collation center. 4. Embark on massive grassroots awareness and campaigns across the country, especially in the remote areas of Nigeria. 5. Form an alliance with local and foreign media and alert them to any malpractices taking place. 6. Mobilize religious leaders to constantly campaign for them in the churches and mosques all over the country. The efforts would yield very good results. In my own little capacity, I am willing to donate N3m towards their campaign. Whether they win or not, I'll not regret it. End.