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@Madridghost1 For her mind she don make point (no doubt). But have encountered Nigerian employers? You go cry. Na 2 way traffic be this, let her also tell herself the truth since it's a truth day.

This is what a Nigerian has to say about the Moniepoint CEO saga.

@Enkaynjama18 Maybe this farmers enjoy what they're going through. Tell me why grown men that possibly have a union can't go in there and level that route for their own good...... knowing the government doesn't give a shit about them. Maybe this extreme sport is their hobby.

The wickedness of Nigerian Leaders. Cross River Leaders owe us answers! This is Boki LGA of Cross River State These are farmers trying to get their produce to the market! It’s repulsive

@OurFavOnlineDoc The average Nigerian is greedy & stupid.

This guy went on the streets of Lagos to speak to 20 random people and get their opinions on who they think is the best candidate and who they would support to be president in the 2027 election between Bola Tinubu and Peter Obi. Interesting comments here:

@pathogenanalyst @ThaBoyYom Stray bullet 😂

@pocaofweb3 @ThaBoyYom 😭🥹

As a Nigerian adult, your health can actually get 60% better just by avoiding - Noodles - Pasta - Bread - Semo - Alcohol + Sugary beverages - Shawarma/Pizza/Pastries In fact, just start seeing them as poison and avoid completely Try it for just 4 months first and see.

@iamNeare Terror.

Wtf is 🇺🇸U.S exporting??

This was last year in Southern Niger, near Nigeria's border. These "Islamic Jihadists" have diesel generators, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cash, and Starlink terminals. Every kb of data sent on a Starlink network is traceable and identifiable, and Starlink itself is a US military project. So please explain where semi-literate, "Caliphate-seeking Jihadists" obtained and learned how to use all this equipment; and how they coordinate their operation using internet terminals controlled by the US military, which somehow never shut them down and allowed them keep running even though they definitely knew what they were being used for! And you're supposed to believe that this is some sort of organic religious movement that somehow took some of the world's poorest people in some desolate part of the Sahel - people who cook with firewood and dry cow dung, and who have never handled N15,000 before in their lives - and magically earned them the $40,000 minimum you need to buy the equipment in these pictures; then they somehow learned how to use all these things that they had never seen before by reepating "Allahu Akbar!" 3 times while turning in a circle. At some point you have to look at the material facts of the matter, then look at yourself in a mirror and answer the question, "Am I an absolute dickhead? Am I really this stupid?"

For the Animals calling me a liar Nigeria under Abacha: FX reserves $494M → $9.6B. Inflation 54% → 8.5%. External debt $36B → $27B. Oil was at $15/barrel. The U.S. State Dept confirmed it themselves. Call me a liar again. 🔗 1997-2001.state.gov/issues/economi… 🔗 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sani_Abac… 🔗 ceicdata.com/en/indicator/n… Even if you shove it up in their mouths. These bunch of idiots will still cry

Olodo In the 1980s, Nigeria was pushed into Structural Adjustment Programs by the IMF/World Bank. SAPs forced government to slash spending on public infrastructure such as power, water, health, education. Who designed those conditions? Washington consensus institutions with US Treasury fingerprints all over them. NEPA didn’t fail by accident. It was defunded by policy. Now zoom out to Nepal. Nepal sits on some of the most powerful river systems on earth. Hydroelectric potential that could power the entire subcontinent. Yet they remain one of the poorest countries in Asia,dependent on foreign aid, foreign expertise, foreign approval. Why? Because energy independence is geopolitical power. And powerful neighbors (with US backing) don’t want a self-sufficient Nepal. Two countries. Two continents. Zero electricity sovereignty. The CIA doesn’t need to cut your light. They just need to make sure you never build the switch. But because you can’t read not think objectively, you make careless tweets without realizing how hopeless you are.

@CantStopLans It's easier to scam a Nigerian than convince him/her that they're being scammed.

You’ll beg Nigerians from morning till night to use their fucking brains and they’ll refuse

@HonFelix1 @DavidHundeyin @InibeheEffiong He went to chatgpt 😂.....my gawd!! 😂😂

How about this @DavidHundeyin @InibeheEffiong has a point, he’s not just speaking English, he’s also destroying your theory. This your absolutism opinion sometimes is unwarranted, you have to accommodate contrary opinions.

@SANNITT4U @IzceCream @InibeheEffiong @Urchilla01 @DavidHundeyin I pity you.

@pocaofweb3 @IzceCream @InibeheEffiong @Urchilla01 @DavidHundeyin Lemme ask u a ? If I am dissatisfied with how a certain CEO runs an organization and an outsider who's got an interest in the same Organization offers me a poison or something to get the CEO out of the way and I do it . Now tell who killed the CEO ?

“This guy”? @DavidHundeyin? Are you being serious here? No iota of respect? Be careful ooooooooooooo! I don’t want any drama, if you want to have a conversation on this, I’m willing to debate but keep it civil and respectful. By the way, Muammar Gaddafi was shot and killed by Libyans. He was dragged on the streets and assassinated by Libyans. Gaddafi was killed in 2011 during the Arab Spring. Protests broke out and resulted in armed conflict that descended into a civil war. David, I will not tolerate disrespect from you. You can disagree with me, but there’s no need to descend into the gutter in your attempt to express a contrary view.

@OkoliStan @InibeheEffiong @DavidHundeyin I don't even blame David for being "condescending" at all.

@InibeheEffiong @DavidHundeyin You don reply like a fool wey you be sha... No grasp of what happened and not willing to know, forming international relations expert. I no blame David, na your kind person go dey vex to explain things to...

@SANNITT4U @IzceCream @InibeheEffiong @Urchilla01 @DavidHundeyin How did they get the weapons? What was NATO's aiming to achieve with arming them? Can you do same in their country? You guys should think well.

@IzceCream @InibeheEffiong @Urchilla01 @DavidHundeyin Are those groups they armed not Libyan?

@therealmrsim Refusing to unlearn and relearn is a problem for him.

@pocaofweb3 I don’t blame her. The truth is often difficult to accept when the mind is conditioned to dismiss facts and avoid critical questions. The lawyer, or barrister, whatever he is, surprised me even more lol. I honestly struggled listening to his commentary throughout the video.

This is precisely the question Nigerians need to be asking themselves.

@AugustusMusungu @lucky_star_ug @amerix 😂😂

@lucky_star_ug @amerix No wonder you call yourself G Spot....

@OurFavOnlineDoc @mayeesq Nigerians and sense....very far from each other. Recycle the same thieves again, then sit back and complain.

Who should win the ADC primaries?

@BigBadReni Have you used it before that you're recommending for others? Something is wrong with a lot of you in this country with the sachet economy.

I just said I should show you people something

@Teammyj @thecableng @AlikoDangote You have a long way to go if you're still asking this question in 2026.

@thecableng @AlikoDangote So na foreign interest dey buy new SUVs for kings while school are in a sorry state?

Foreign interests working against Africa's growth, says Dangote Aliko Dangote, founder and president of the Dangote Group, says foreign interests are working against Africa’s growth. The billionaire spoke on Thursday at the Investing in Africa forum, held on the sidelines of the ongoing IMF-World Bank spring meetings in Washington, DC. Calling for stronger regional integration, the philanthropist dismissed the idea of successful implementation of a single African market without a functioning regional market. “The Africa free trade will work, but it can only work when the regional markets work,” the industrialist said. thecable.ng/foreign-intere…