OLAMILEKAN ISREAL SANUSI

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@KwenaLetebele @_Tee__G I got irritated that I had to leave … I saw it coming

@ligthofIsrael @_Tee__G You are exactly the calibre of Nigerians that we would live with in SA. Sadly, we seem to uave attracted the worst of the bunch.

The battle line is drawn they will leave 🤞🏽 By the end of this year Nigerians will be out of our country. They don’t believe it but it will happen.

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@dammiedammie35 You Dey carry tradition for resolution. Let her explain herself now, she should also have the freedom of speech. It sound wrong in yoruba land to talk when elders are talking even if they are wrong. Bullshit

Drama unfolds between host Oriyomi Hamzat and his guest during a live radio show at Agidigbo FM…. Omoh the girl no gree for Oriyomi o 😭💔

@Capitalism85094 @xghana_ It’s not because of that. It’s because they have built a good reputation for years. I hail Ghanaians for this and I hope our own Nigeria people will learn from them.

@xghana_ You know why? It’s because they don’t date SA women. If Nigerians can stay away from SA women too, the would be peace between them and SAn men. Crime that they are accused of is a mere scapegoat, the main reason for the hate is that they date our women(personally i dont care).

“Ghana people in south Africa are fantastic, We never had any problem with Ghanaians…We need more Ghanaians in South Africa” - A South African Man Says

Shey you don hear? And some Nigerians still expect me to support them when they’re clearly doing the wrong thing. That will never happen. The painful reality is that situations like this have made many people around the world believe that all Nigerians are the same. Because of the actions of a few, doors are now closing for many genuine Nigerians who travel for honest reasons, to work, study, and build a better life. What hurts the most is that the wrong actions of some end up punishing the innocent majority. Reputation is collective, and once it is damaged, everyone pays the price. If we truly love our country, then we must start holding ourselves accountable. Represent Nigeria with integrity, discipline, and respect, because every action abroad is not just about you; it reflects on the entire nation. We can do better. And we must.

@citykush1 @ligthofIsrael @Judaeda3 Wrong, majority of Nigerians are in South Africa for wrong reasons surely you do come across SA news your people are wracking havoc here and we have had it enough.

Take your wife and children back to Nigeria; you are not bringing any skills to South Africa but rather taking up space for unemployed South Africans to work.

When you say “always from a particular region,” you are dragging the name of our country into something that should never represent all of us. I am a Nigerian, and I will not sit quietly while anyone damages the reputation of our nation. If people are constantly complaining about Nigerians abroad, instead of throwing insults or excuses, we should first ask ourselves a sincere question: why is the complaint so loud? Reflection is not weakness, it is responsibility. When you migrate to another country, you enjoy the benefits of their system. You breathe their clean air, drink their clean water, work within their economy, and live among their people. The least we can do is show respect, integrity, and good character in return. That is basic dignity. Imagine if foreigners came into our own country and destroyed our systems, would we accept it? Of course not. So we should not justify it when it happens elsewhere. The painful truth is that the actions of a few have damaged opportunities for many genuine Nigerians who are hardworking, respectful, and honorable. Bad behavior closes doors not only for the individual but for the entire community. So let us be clear: supporting wrongdoing is not loyalty. True brotherhood is holding each other accountable and showing the world that Nigerians can stand for discipline, respect, and integrity wherever we go. Let us prove through our actions that we represent the best of Nigeria, not the worst. You fear to fight for a good governance and then run to another land to mess it up. You are a bloody fool!

Nigeria housed ANC leaders when apartheid was strangling South Africa. We sheltered their people and funded their struggle. When Mandela was released in 1990, one of his first stops was Nigeria to show appreciation. Today the mobs are going after Nigerias business and attacking their fellow black Africans.

@citykush1 @Judaeda3 Are they also doing what you do there ??? You cannot migrate and want to mess up the country you migrated to. That’s insane!

Migration is a fundamental human right and not a confession of failure. People move for opportunity, for adventure, for love, for business…. Reducing Nigerian migration to “bad country” is embarrassingly shallow. There are Britons, Americans, Spanish, Chinese, Indians…. in South Africa and every other parts of Africa. No one jumps to say their countries must be terrible because of that. Nigerians are in South Africa for the same reason South Africans are in the UK. That double standard says more about your mindset than anything else. The world is bigger than your village.

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It's because the Genzs you're meeting are dumb. I used to say that if Genzs can channel their strength to something reasonable, they will do exceptional well than any generations. They have for energy and force that we millennials doesn't have. Expectially the spirit to outgrow fear! Nah our own genz be mumu ooo. Go to other world and see what Genz is doing

" GenZ is the dumbest generation ever" - Woman praises Millennials

@AsakyGRN The heavens present many mysteries, but some are not meant to be shared. If they can reveal small secrets entrusted to you, how can they trust you with the bigger ones? I trust the man of God, but I do not agree with this approach.

“As I was praying, I saw an Angel walked into the room and gave me a handshake and drew my spirit of my body and took me on a city tour to show me a hidden Crude Oil location.” — Apostle Arome Osayi says.

@DanielRegha The purpose for everything as a Nigeria is “Self” and not “US”. Nobody cares if the economy affects you or not, they just want to take advantage of the other.

Dear landlords, it's unfair to increase rent for tenants during this difficult time, and even more unfair doing this to new tenants who just pack in within a year. If u wish to increase rents, do that before giving out the house. Your tenants are also struggling to gather and pay rent. Also keep in mind that good tenants are incredibly difficult to find nowadays, if ur tenants aren't problematic don't make them leave or put up an attitude with rent increment. If anything, try reducing the rent if u can to enable them cope. Having a good tenant is far better than one who pays but causes trouble or attracts dark energy. If tenants could afford paying higher rent, do you think your house will be their first choice to begin with? The economy is hitting everyone hard, be considerate.

The impression you’re giving speaks volumes. Saying “Do not trust your husband” sends the wrong message. If your first intention entering marriage is “be prepared because he could mess up any day, then I can move on,” then why marry at all? Marriage is meant to be built on trust, commitment, and partnership, not on the expectation of failure. Starting with doubt only sets the stage for disappointment. True love and lasting relationships require faith, patience, and a willingness to build together, not a plan to exit from day one.

“If I have a daughter, I will never allow her to change her name when she gets married. A lady can still be happy in marriage without changing her name. I know how much I svffered back then before I could change my own after my divørce” -Lady insists

You’re Winning, You’re not Failing. Don’t let anyone convince you that you’re not doing well. Failure is not the opposite of success, it is the foundation of it. Every great success story was first written in mistakes, setbacks, and lessons. And when you remain consistent through failure, you are quietly building the stability that success requires. So don’t rush the process. Growth takes seasons. What feels slow today is often preparation for something greater tomorrow. Keep moving, keep learning, and keep believing. Your season is not late. It is already on its way!

If heaven and hell were not real, then on what foundation do we define good and evil? Every human being, regardless of culture or background, carries an inner awareness that some actions are right and others are wrong. That awareness is not random, it points to consequence, to accountability, to a system of justice beyond human opinion. We already accept, almost without question, that actions have consequences. Call it karma, call it cause and effect, what you sow, you reap. That principle governs life so consistently that no one needs to debate it for long. So if consequences are real, then the ultimate expression of consequence must also be real. Heaven and hell are not just distant ideas; they represent the fullness of outcomes, the final separation between a life aligned with truth and one that rejects it. They are the completion of a law we already see at work every day. You cannot consistently believe in cause and effect in this life, yet deny its ultimate conclusion beyond this life. If there is meaning to how we live, then there must also be meaning to where it leads. And if our choices truly matter, then their outcomes must extend beyond the temporary… into eternity.

Apostle Femi Lazarus challenges congregation to prove heaven exists as one bold young member responds with a Christian apologetics answer that leaves everyone speechless

@Teeniiola It's not your spirit that is not fed, it's your soul because of your ojukokoro. The essence of going to the church wasn't divine intentional. It was because you wanna be like…. No be the same Jesus Una dey call??

Coming back from church and I feel like my spirit was not fed today, honestly the gospel in catholic doesn’t cut it for me. Catholic priests should go for pastoral teachings to learn how to dissect the Bible inorder to satisfy their parishioners spiritually”— Catholic Lady bares her heart

@dammiedammie35 Werey to Kede Werey… eleribu

“If you don’t want w@r in Nigeria, you better vote for Tinubu, na thun d£r and 0gun go keyyy any Yoruba man that doesn’t vote for Tinubu. I’ve been signed and they’ve given me APC cloth, don’t worry, very soon I’ll share rice and vegetables oil for you all” - Portable says💔💔 Just imagine this f00l!shn£ss man, a real sh@me🤦‍♂️

@AsakyGRN Empowerment nah, make-up… the quality of every giving always shows the essence.

Cubana Chiefpriest spends ₦40 million on 250 makeup kits boxes to empower women in Imo State, courtesy of the City Boy Movement.

@ITs_Platter @AsakyGRN If your mama and papa know marry how Dem go take born you. Omo ode

@ligthofIsrael @AsakyGRN What’s the correlation?? You people don’t know more than marriage in this country.

“This guy has been asking me to go on a date with him for weeks and I finally honored his invite. How would you bring a woman out on a date and you’re telling me to pay the bill because it went pass your budget? Is it my fault that the bill is 500k?” — Lady cries out.