Nwa Mma 🦋

@lunarfq 1111

DO NOT SKIP THIS, THIS IS A SIGN! Touch this post before April 20th and it will bring everyone more money and more good news. Type '1111' to claim it!

@Dr_Pharouk I want an Air conditioner so baddd 😩🙏🏻.

Mention an item you want so badly but, due to funds, you can't afford it. Someone might surprise you today in the comments. A closed mouth is a closed destiny. 👀👀

Retweet for good luck.

@prophetswitch 😭😭😂😂😂

The hunger in Ughelli is astromocally historic I urge the governor to sell that flyover and feed the people of Ughelli All the young boys don old finish 😭

@sal_empress Me tooo 😁

I’m clocking 30 this year and I’m excited about it 🥰 I don’t even tell people I’m 29 I just say I’ll be 30 this year

@TSDmemes 😭😭😂😂😂😂

Walk as quietly as I can toward the couch and sit next to her. Lean in and softly whisper, “What’s your plan for dinner?”

RE: Incase they wan gaslight you.

@Tarxan800 @MattWallace888 😭😭😂😂😂😂😂

I slowed down the video of Ice Spice getting attacked at McDonald's so you can see how hard her head hits the ground!

@EniolaSNOW 315k

Fine girl how much to clear your Temu chart? Talk fast

You sold your conscience for 3,500 💔.

You see this election thing, “NOBODY IS NEUTRAL”, anybody claiming to be neutral is supporting someone they’re not proud of, it’s that simple.

How are you even suppose to save when each year you’re owing someone 3M

Tunde lol, save kids from the slum during the day and then dine with the thieves that are keeping those kids in that slum at night. - The Nigerian Bronx tale.

You hungry fools will learn by force 5500 naira worth animals

When a woman is rich her kids enjoy luxury. When a man is rich his kids enjoy endless siblings from different mothers.

Nigeria allows Muslims who publically offer bounty on Christians heads to walk free. @realDonaldTrump @RepRileyMoore @ADFLegal

@fccpcnigeria @ConsumersNCC @MTN180 @MTNNG @AirtelNigeria @GloWorld @instablog9ja @NigeriaStories @thecableng @ARISEtv @THISDAYLIVE That’s how I did data yesterday @T2mobilengCare took my airtime and never credited me the data till now. I don’t even understand how this is fair. The worse is they are not replying to my complaint 😭

FCCPC Did Not Ban Airtime Borrowing or Data Advance Services The attention of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has been drawn to a series of newspaper publication and a viral anonymous post in the social media seeking to create the impression that the Commission cancelled, shut down, or banned airtime borrowing and data advance services in Nigeria. Those claims are incorrect. The Commission has not prohibited airtime borrowing or data advance services, and no directive was issued preventing consumers from accessing lawful telecom value-added services. Following a deluge of consumer complaints bordering on opaque charges, unexplained deductions, aggressive recovery practices, poor disclosure standards, and inadequate accountability in segments of the digital lending and advance-services market, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission issued the DEON Consumer Lending Regulations in July 2025. The Regulations were introduced, among other reasons, to curb the excesses of abusive service providers whose practices had generated persistent consumer harm and undermined confidence in the market. The primary aim is to promote a fairer and more transparent system by mandating proper registration, responsible lending conduct, clear disclosure of fees and terms, accessible consumer complaint channels, data protection safeguards, stronger accountability for third-party partners, and effective regulatory oversight. In the telecom sector, our findings indicated that some operators engaged in exclusionary third-party technical arrangements in clear disobedience to the provisions of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act, 2018. The Regulations sought to unlock the market to allow local participants alongside foreign partners, in line with free market principles. These measures benefit Nigerians by reducing abusive practices, improving transparency, strengthening consumer choice, and encouraging responsible innovation by legitimate operators. We are aware that some vested interests and their foreign collaborators are opposed to the creation of safe markets and fair competition, therefore resorting to a campaign of disinformation. Operators are expected to structure their commercial relationships in a manner consistent with Nigerian law. Commercial arrangements or outsourcing decisions do not displace competition and consumer protection obligations. At the commencement of the framework in July 2025, affected operators were granted an initial 90-day compliance period to regularise their products, structures, and operations. That opportunity was not utilised within the prescribed timeframe, specifically in the telecom sector. The compliance window was subsequently extended until 5 January 2026, providing additional time for alignment with applicable requirements. Despite that further extension, the necessary compliance steps were still not completed by the relevant operators. Notwithstanding clear regulatory requirements, some operators chose to maintain the status quo by failing to register and regularise their services. In doing so, they continued operating monopolistic models that had long generated consumer complaints, including concerns relating to transparency, deductions, charges, and accountability. Any temporary suspension, restriction, or operational change introduced by service providers should therefore be understood as a business or compliance decision by those operators, not a ban imposed by the FCCPC. It is inaccurate to attribute avoidable disruption to regulation where regulated entities had adequate notice and sufficient opportunity to comply. Attempts to misrepresent temporary service inconvenience as the result of lawful consumer regulation are mischievous. Nigerians deserve accurate information, not sensational claims. Consumers and members of the public are advised to disregard false and misleading narratives on this issue...

Ohh- Una don dey plan to adapt again?

@Eyeofnigeria @Mayordavid_9 @MaryRoseMalomo 3,500 influencer don drop tweet 😭😭

I have officially noted the threats made against me by @MaryRoseMalomo , a student of LAUTECH, on this platform. This is a direct violation of the Cybercrimes Act and relevant laws. My legal team has been briefed, and we are proceeding with formal charges. Digital footprints are permanent; see you in court. Have been praying for these days too come finally a scapegoat is here

Mary, a 23 years old girl that’s a student of LAUTECH is threatening people on X. 😂 I just pity this girl life. If you know her, tell her to stop or she face the consequences of her actions.