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@karawamedia Good that you are watching but Senegal has other priorities such as dealing with the population extreme poverty, a huge national debt, an inadequate currency that prevents any real development, a constitution unfit for purpose...

@firstladyship Jesam Michael, currently facing court charges over an alleged crypto Ponzi scheme and reported EFCC asset confiscations, is now contesting for the House of Representatives seat for Yokurr Federal Constituency, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Nigeria must resist scammers from politics.

@itsmrzion @Arakunrin_emma @_Hentasy The guy is an idịot. It is you who expects sane reasoning from insular charlatans like him.

@Arakunrin_emma @_Hentasy Na him person dey use dey define wealth... Truly we Africans need serious Orientation... How do we progress as a people with this bigoted superiority mindset... Instead of Collaborating to build a Formidable nation, we dey play "I better pass you" game. Omo

Firstly, Horses were a thing among the Nupe and Hausa traders; they were not common in the SW and SE due to one major factor, the tsetse fly. It's one of the biggest enemies of the Horse. In the 19th century, Nupe and Hausa traders were domiciled in Ibagwa Aka, around Nsukka, which is closer to the north; there you find a significant number of Nupe and Hausa. They've been trading Horses there for centuries; modern medicine has helped in reducing the mortality rate. Also, some cultures and norms see Horses as an abomination. I.e Ado-Ekiti. There is no Horse; from my knowledge; it’s considered an abomination. I once questioned such customs; I think it’s ingenuity to think of horses as some gotcha entity to spite people from other regions. Northern climate and terrain encouraged the productivity of horses and camels; this is why they have high numbers of such animals. ‘Horses were so expensive that only the Yoruba and Northerners could afford them’ is nothing but ignorance; you don't appear like an ignorant man, you simply have apathy for knowledge.

I have just been watching videos of so-called “primary” elections It's garbage in, garbage out You really believe politicians who passed via this joke of a process will borrow money responsibly for your benefit? You're all well and truly cooked

The west and the media ran a generational smear campaign against jonathan all sponsored by Tinubu himself

@lekan_olayinka1 Well said!

“Why can’t you respect people’s political choices and opinions?” Well, it is because it’s a matter of self-defense. This picture was taken in 1970. These two leftist girls joined the revolution to bring in the Ayatollah. That’s his picture. Well, immediately after he consolidated power, he turned against his liberal supporters. He killed thousands. But the tragic part is that the same Ayatollah killed one of the girls in this picture. And the other had to flee. The question is: if these girls had known that the man they were bringing into power would eventually kill them, would they still have supported him? Or if they had known, and then saw others trying to bring him into power, would they have opposed them or simply “respected their choices”? Many people think we are merely playing politics. I will either be a direct victim or a beneficiary of the eventual political outcome. Why then shouldn’t I oppose those I believe are supporting a candidate I’m convinced is against my existential well-being? Politics is self-preservation and self-defense. If someone wants to hurt me, should I simply respect their choice to do so? Policies kill. When Buhari mindlessly rendered the old naira untenable, people literally died because there was a cash shortage and they could not pay hospital bills. Politics is about life and death. Tinubu negotiates with terrorists. I heard they took tons of pupils from a school in Ondo a couple of days ago. Would you have the effrontery to tell the parents of such children to “respect your political choice” when the man you’re campaigning for has implicitly contributed to them losing a child? Those of you who support Tinubu should know that we are not politicians like you. We are national pragmatists. We know policies will affect our lives. So, if your political choice threatens my self-preservation, it is only rational self-defence for me to oppose you on that opinion. And with all civility, humility, wisdom, and vociferous resolve, we will oppose such opinions.

@Joe__Bassey @IgboHistoFacts @Iloticdera 😂

@IgboHistoFacts @Iloticdera This isn’t for Cubana Chiefpriest.

The Igbo man does not kneel or bow to anyone except his Chi.

@Dir_Martinsz This is how you people attract the wrath of God upon yourselves. 7 aks for ₦22k? Are we in Armeggedon?

Kan please leave street akara and patronize THE AKARA LEKKI, it just 7 pieces for 22k 🔥 Very affordable my bro and healthy

@BJosh_22_ @Big_Mck Voltron

@Big_Mck There's a big difference between Wishing someone Dead and Spreading rumors about someone dying. He is morally wrong for this, but this is not Defamation.

Another one. When Adekunle Gold was still poor. If he had been sent to prison for this, his life would have turned out differently. He would not have been a graphics designer at YBNL. He would not have met Olamide. ORENTE would not have materialised. He succeeded in life because no one took away his freedom, despite being an internet troll.

Without trying to be funny, the Nigerian dream is to game the system to achieve a life free from want, worry, and the pressures of responsibility. It is about making money without effort and getting things for free without working for them. This is why you see people who travel to places with plenty of opportunity to achieve things with hard work still being caught up in crime and fraud. One could argue that it is the same for all humans, but in Nigeria, it is cultural. We praise and worship those whom we think achieved this by being "smart" and not those who did it through hard work and sheer effort. Even when we discover that people are rich, we never think it is from effort; it is likely because they gamed the system. The Nigerian dream is to game the system and do nothing. That is why corruption and fraud are commonplace. It never used to be like this, and not all Nigerians currently think this way, but a majority now do, thanks to the madness Nollywood has infected the society with, in the name of entertainment. Now, we are too far gone.

@seundevz @PeterObi @realDonaldTrump Neither will Trump. Trump is not interested in restoring tranquillity to our polity. He is interested in the resources. He wants to block Chinese mining of the minerals and arrogate such rights to U.S. based companies at the detriment of the locals. Know this and know peace.

@PeterObi When it comes to security issues, please always tag @realDonaldTrump , the zombie in Aso rock is not going to do anything, know this and know peace ✌️ End

I extend my sincerest condolences to the High Command and Leadership of the Nigerian Military and the Police over the tragic loss of our courageous officers. It is with deep sadness that I acknowledge the heartbreaking death of 17 brave police officers, alongside an unspecified number of soldiers, who made the ultimate sacrifice during the recent terrorist attack on a military school in Yobe State. At this moment of profound sorrow, the entire nation stands in solidarity with the leadership of the Armed Forces, the Police, the affected commands, and the wider security community. Every security personnel killed is a tragedy to our nation. Every fallen officer represents a family thrown into grief, children left without parents, and communities robbed of those sworn to protect them. The Federal Government must ensure adequate compensation, support, and long-term welfare for the families of all those who paid the supreme price in service to our nation. A nation cannot continue to normalise the killing of its security personnel and innocent citizens without urgent, decisive, and strategic action. We must confront insecurity with sincerity, professionalism, and the political will necessary to protect lives and restore public confidence. To the families of the fallen heroes, I offer my deepest and most heartfelt sympathies. We mourn with you, and we honour the courage and sacrifice of your loved ones. May their souls rest in eternal peace. -PO

@Uptownoflagos @AnthonyMustaph Please stop giving those mórons lots of audience. After the first response, cut them off. These mf aren't interested in good governance. Enemies of state they are.

@AnthonyMustaph Obi ran for election with APC any other time outside 2023?

We support both Obi and Makinde. Yes, all our southwestern brothers, the ones who would not vote Obi should kindly vote Seyi Makinde another competent guy on the ballot aside Obi. End.

@chiemecruz @eserosyy @winexviv @lodbasa And Alex also gave awards to teachers whose students excelled. Isn't that enough?

@pituitory @eserosyy @winexviv @lodbasa And at the end an award was reserved for the best coach right?

Should we host a Maths competition for all the mathematics teachers in the South East? Winner gets N5 million and Grand Finale on live TV. What do you think?

@winexviv Alex, jettison this idea. Teachers need not compete directly with one another in that manner. That a teacher knows math does not mean they can teach it. Knowledge is one thing, teaching it is a different skill set. Let the competition continue to be among students. Well-done!

@chiemecruz @eserosyy @winexviv @lodbasa The coaches never played on the field to determine who was better. The prepared players for it.

@eserosyy @winexviv @lodbasa Yes you're 100%. However, if we have award for the best footballers and football coach, why don't we try it with what @winexviv suggested. 🙂

@Eddiechuks3 @winexviv @officialbat419 Brilliant idea

I reckon to organise a science and technology competition to search for creative teachers who are capable of creating/building things that can put SE region in the spotlight. I know someone who developed a low cost UV Vis Spectrometer that could help to bridge the gap between students and analytical chemistry in Nigeria Universities.

@larrizy @demetrius3244 Same way, an elite Hausa/Fulani doesn't know why you should empower a common man to be rich as You. To them it's a waste.

@larrizy @demetrius3244 Very accurate. They operate a Monarchial system of government. Hausa operate a Feudal. Reason they took same to Democracy. A typical yorouba doesnt understand why anyone should challenge Tinubu. They call it betrayal.

It is Monarchy you people are doing in that Lagos. Tinubu is King, you all are his subjects.

@OsinachiHenry @Urchilla01 You pathetic dịmwit, who is talking about marginalisation?

@Urchilla01 There's an Atiku derangement syndrome among these loudmouthed SM wannabe "Obi or nothing crowd" politicians. Atiku is not responsible for the deliberate isolation of the SE from Nigeria's governing space, nor is he the one planning on introducing a new tax regime to milk you dry

I've desisted from speaking about Atiku in recent times, but it's important to state that an Atiku presidency will be worse than Tinubu's presidency. The hangers-on are just too much. Seyi is a problem by himself, so imagine Atiku's 22 children, out of which at least 10 are into politics. Our economy can not sustain such please.