Godu abegi oo🤲🏾
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Godu abegi oo🤲🏾
@ehmogywillbeat
If you hate the TRUTH, don’t follow me. Arsenal till I kpeme. I no really send your lies and dirty politics. YOLO!
For your mind Katılım Temmuz 2017
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BREAKING: Malami addresses the press over the raid of his Abuja residence by EFCC operatives
Nigerian Affairs Journal@NigAffairs
'Where is your court order...Do you want to disgrace me?' - Former AGF Malami challenges EFCC operatives from raiding his residence
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@Donpharvis101 @Dhhavii @Teeniiola Sha get all your documentation correct and no carry contraband. Then boldly and firmly insist on your right
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@Dhhavii @Teeniiola My guy, if police wan play for you, den go play for you, you fit call president later o or IGP or anybody wey you know but den go Dan gbadun you first
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A group of jews confronted the Aljazeera crew in Golders Green.
Called them monkeys and dogs.
Then told police they felt unsafe and alleged the news would go to 'terrorists'.
The officer's reply: 'I understand'
Not the West Bank. This is Britain.
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@ChuksEricE Omo Nigerians come this life come suffer sha😭😭💔💔. And the vast majority think say na so life be or gats be oo. Them think say steady power supply and reliable road transport network na film trick or magic.
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"We are spending almost our salaries on transportation. Just this morning, I spent ₦1,500 getting to work despite waking up very early and getting to the bus stop around 5;30 –5:50 a.m."
— A man working in Lagos laments the recent increase in transportation fares.
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@ChuksEricE This girl go know how to grumble , if you want to grumble in Nigeria, every system will make you grumble so much that even in your sleep you will be grumbling , nothing works here ,nothing sane works here ,na so we dey manage ourselves
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“How can someone pay 16,900 naira and you refuse to turn on the AC for me? It’s bad.”
— Ella, a lady who often speaks out against the Lagos State Government over BRT bus issues, laments after boarding a ride where the air conditioner was not turned on despite paying the fare.
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@OloyeSomorin @ovie_joshua You must be trolling 😂😂
Why you no find video of who dey use hand wash and with the iron post?🤣💔
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What’s stopping you from running this business?
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@jide_olutoke @n6oflife6 So are you saying it’s impossible??
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@n6oflife6 So when you build the generation infrastructure what happens to the transmission and distribution systems, now that you have built a dam how about the pipes to get it to the homes and when it get to the destination how many do you think are paying the full cost of energy now
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I’m sorry but with all due respect your analysis is F9. Nigerian needs btwn 30,000 to 40,000 MW to ensure stable electricity for 200m people. The Largest built Triple power plant Beni Suef was in Egypt. It does 14,000MW took 26 months to build from 2015-2018 & cost $ 7billion. 😤
Joseph Brendan@Joe_brendan_
On this electricity issue in Nigeria, I will be realistic again. Nigeria will not see steady power in at least 10 years. normally should be at least 15 years It is unfixable under a decade. Even Albert Einstein with the execution of Elon Musk will not do it under 10 years. Its a harsh truth Don't argue this with your emotions and ideal plans, argue with data. if you don't even know where NBET stands in the chain, you cannot make an argument here, pass. So is solar the solution for Nigeria? YES Is solar realistic for mass adoption? NO. Because of cost. The solution to this may be - The govt. removing any charge, tax, levy, etc on anything relating to panels and batteries. - Startups launching solar farms and buyback businesses - Govt. funding battery and storage research that will lead to low cost in that regard - One day national flogging of all Nepa officials with koboko and swearing for them if need be If you understand the energy industry in Nigeria, you will know that Nepa or whatever you know them as now, is not giving you steady supply for a lonnnnnnnngggg time
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Not in the Catholic church.
Omobola 🦋@Omotoyobola
Sadly, even in the church, there’s classism.
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@AsakyGRN Don’t they have children and family members?
Tufiakwa
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The 2 reasons he did are very obvious in that second frame🙂
YL_IN_LAGOS@yL_IN_LAGOS
People say that wealthy individuals usually don’t have more than two children But CEO of UBA has 7😳🥺
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@KemiBadenoch @DHKRULLAH Every time Nigeria…
I beg free us…
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What Labour is doing is reminiscent of the terrible energy policies I saw growing up in Nigeria.
❌Stupid taxes
🧾Endless bureaucracy and government interference
🏭❌ No refining capability
⛽⚠️...and now Labour are warning about rationing and fuel shortages.
The UK can do better than Labour's energy insanity.
The @Conservatives Cheap Power Plan explains how we can do this. It’s time to drill in the North Sea and scrap green taxes that are killing investment and driving up bills.
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@TheBeninBlogger At the end of the day. Now we know this, why have we and our leaders not done better??
Are we the only colonised country? Okay, why have we not been reasonable enough to split up?
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"Nigeria is not failing. Nigeria is functioning exactly the way it was designed to. We pride ourselves in our resilience, but in all honesty, this is a low vibration state of existence. It places people in a permanent state of survival mode." - Nigerian youth says
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@DRealist4all @General_Somto See how the unruly officer was already damaging his property before he was sure.
That is exactly how dey behave. Very unprofessional.
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@General_Somto God just saved that guy he had his documents and was very confident in his response.
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“My Encounter With Some Nigerian Police Officers At Orchid Road, Lagos. The Nigerian Police Are Literally Jokers.” ~ Man
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@adeomoobabirin @1scardinal @ChuksEricE He had priority on that road!! If to say country dey work, give way line suppose dey for that car.
The driver joining the road hit him ffs
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A biker riding on the streets of Lagos was hit from behind by a car, causing him to fall. The driver attempted to flee, but the rider quickly got back on his bike and chased after him.
When he finally caught up, the driver denied hitting him, until the biker showed him video evidence of the incident, captured on his Meta glasses🙆🤦
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@thepollplug2 So instead of calling out the pharmacy, host dey focus on embarrassment to victim.
Entitlement culture.
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@dammiedammie35 Always begging. Even in institutions of higher learning.
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*Dean of faculty presents OAU souvenir to Peller*
DOF: here’s a Jotter amongst other things….
Peller: me I no dey go school again o
DOF: your secretary can be using it to write something for you
Peller: thank you for giving me these gifts, you’re the first school that’ll do that for me
DOF: you’re welcome but you’re not giving us anything
Peller: I’ll send someone to you personally
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@dolapocarter Pls also make arrangements for security and be very conscious and cautious. Because the evil men and women in power will soon mobilise touts for una.
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This is what we’ve been building towards.
Yaba market. 20 volunteers having real conversations with ordinary Nigerians
The reaction was encouraging
Nigeria is not full of people who don’t care. Just people who haven’t been shown the truth yet.
We’re fixing that
City!@dolapocarter
We’re having our first major outreach as a group today in yaba🥹 Please join us . Location: tejuosho market 10 am - 12pm
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One thing I’ve noticed during sensitization is that the political apathy in Nigeria is at a level that should frighten all of us.
People don’t know their local government chairman. People have never attended a council meeting. People are completely switched off from the government that is literally closest to their lives.
And I get it to an extent when a system has failed you repeatedly you stop paying attention to it but that disconnection is exactly what they want
bc a population that doesn’t know who their LGA chairman is cannot hold him accountable for the money he is stealing.
We have work to do.
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