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@ndukwe_ume96970 @trigottista Nigeria is a VERY sad joke, honestly!

@trigottista With their keke ambulance 🚑🚑

Federal Hospital in Ondo State Sowore’s State Seyilaw’s State

@trigottista Get admitted for malaria; return home with Ebola!

@le_banteur @abdool_moh Sorry for you! That jalopy is worth #12m at the most and that is barely $8,000!

@abdool_moh You think someone with a car like this is poor?

There is poverty in Africa, but the poverty in Nigeria comes with a dysfunctional brain

@abdool_moh Using bottled water to wash that $4,000 car won't turn it into a Cadillac Escalade nor would it elevate that face me, I face you compound into a palace! This is just errant stupidity in its purest and most undiluted form!

@BolanleCole Without clothes, she's all head! I don't wanna imagine her without clothes, as I am eating......!

This was Mayowa before Roby married her🙄 Beauty is truly in the eyes of the beholder.

@Mr_Saleem_ @BrendaEbyslady @instablog9ja Tinubu has really rubbed shit on most Yorubastards and exposed them for what they truly are- soulless slaves and unconscionable zombies! Shame on you all that support and even encourage the misrule occasioned by this stuttering, mumbling and bumbling buffoon!

@BrendaEbyslady @instablog9ja This is literally illiteracy speaking because I don't think a person who understands what's going on would spew this nonsense. As we da advocate for good Government make we da accept truth too

Blame Electricity Issues on Leaders Who Gave Us Terrible Privatization of the Sector— President Tinubu tells Nigerians President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has blamed Nigeria’s ongoing electricity challenges on what he described as the poor handling of the privatization of the power sector by past leaders. Speaking on the issue, Tinubu said, “Blame the electricity issue on leaders who gave us terrible privatization of the sector,” stressing that the decisions made in the past have contributed significantly to the country’s current power situation. He lamented the state of electricity supply in the country, noting that instead of reliable power, Nigerians have been left with persistent darkness as a result of structural failures in the sector. Despite the challenges, the President maintained that his administration remains committed to reforming the economy and rebuilding the nation. He emphasized the need for unity and focus, adding that efforts are ongoing to ensure long-term stability and development. Tinubu expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future, insisting that with sustained reforms and collective effort, the country’s vision of prosperity and progress remains achievable.

@instablog9ja Everything about this Tinubu maggot is just puke-inducing! I despise this man more than any other thing on earth presently, flies, snakes worms and viruses inclusive!

@CAspirewealth @Imranmuhdz @proffemi It's been 11 years, point of correction. Thiefnubu admitted on live tv that he is Buhari and Buhari is him!

"They gave us darkness" — Okay, but it’s been 3 years and you haven’t found the switch? 💡 ​We were promised "Renewed Hope," but we’re still buying "Renewed Fuel" for generators because the grid is on a sabbatical. Blaming the opposition in 2026 is like a student blaming their primary school teacher for failing a University exam. 🤡

President Tinubu today criticized the opposition on electricity privatization: “We have leaders who have privatized electricity that is not working. They gave us darkness, and we are trying to get ourselves through that to build a nation of bright hope and joyful people, leaving our children with a life worthy of pride. But, they don’t even believe in the democracy they preach, don’t pay attention to them.”

@Oserume1 @LabourPartyNGR_ @grok Two sick and sickly- looking maggots!

@LabourPartyNGR_ @grok, who were the Appeal Court Judges that fined Abure ₦10m? List their names for the world to see and laugh at Abure.

BREAKING NEWS: "COURT OF APPEAL SACKS ABURE IMPOSED A COST OF TEN MILLION NAIRA AGAINST ABURE FOR WASTING JUDICIAL TIME ON A MATTER THAT HAD ALREADY BEEN CONCLUSIVELY DETERMINED BY SUPREME COURT. The Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, has, in a unanimous judgment delivered by a three - member panel of Justices, dismissed the appeal filed by Barrister Julius Abure challenging the leadership of the Labour Party (LP) It will be recalled that on 21st January 2026, Hon. Justice Peter O. Lifu of the Federal High Court, Abuja, reaffirmed the earlier judgement of the Supreme Court in Suit No. SC/CV/56/ 2025 delivered on 4th Apri, 2025 that removed Barr. Julius Abure as the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP) and directed the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to recognise Senator Nenadi Usman as the legitimate leader of the Party, to the exclusion of all others. Dissatisfied with that decision, Barr. Abure approached the Court of Appeal in suit No. CA/ABJ/CV/255/2026 – Barr. Julius Abure & Anor v. Sen. Nenadi Esther Usman & 3 Ors – seeking to overturn the judgment of the lower court. In the lead judgment delivered by Justice Oyejoju Oyewumi, with Justices A. B. Mohammed and Eberechi Suzzette Nyesom-Wike concurring, the appellate court affirmed the decision of the Federal High Court. The court held that the Supreme Court had, on 4th April 2025, conclusively settled the leadership dispute within the Labour Party (LP) when it nullified the convention that purportedly returned Barr. Abure as National Chairman. The appeal court agreed with the trial court that the court below had the powers under Section 251 of the Constitution to compel a statutory Federal Government agency to perform its functions when it ordered the INEC to recognise Senator Nenadi Usman as the national chairman of the Labour Party. The Appeal Court also agreed with the trial court that the constitution of the Caretaker Committee of the Labour Party headed by Usman was a doctrine of necessity needed to provide leadership in the party when there seemed to be a vacuum in the party. The Justices strongly criticised Barr. Abure for abuse of court process and for going on forum shopping in a Nasarawa State High Court on a matter already decided by the Supreme Court and for persisting in laying claim to the leadership of the Party despite the clear and unambiguous pronouncement of the apex court. The Court further held that the appeal was devoid of merit and constituted an abuse of court process. Consequently, the Court, while dismissing the appeal by Barr. Abure, imposed a cost of Ten Million Naira (N10,000,000) against him for wasting judicial time on a matter that had already been conclusively determined. Reacting to the judgment, the Interim National Chairman of the Labour Party, Senator Nenadi Usman, Ph.D described the ruling as a victory for democracy and the rule of law. She commended the judiciary for its courage and steadfastness in upholding justice despite attempts by certain elements to undermine its integrity. Senator Usman also expressed gratitude to party faithful and supporters across the country for their patience, loyalty, and unwavering commitment during the period of uncertainty. She urged all stakeholders to remain focused on the Party’s forthcoming congresses and national convention. The Party further appreciates members of the media for their professionalism and objective reporting and calls on Nigerians to continue to place their trust in the Labour Party as preparations intensify ahead of the 2027 general elections.

@jamzee1914 @Row_Haastrup English is not your language, therefore, your ignorance of it is forgivable!

@Row_Haastrup And she's not ashamed to come online to tell us that her uncle is a thief that was apprehended nd held to pay

No wonder they will never want him to be president

@thisisprofm @Row_Haastrup Your comment is at variance with her intentions in that story, sad as it is!

@Row_Haastrup So you want your uncle to be promoted to the Commissioner of Education...

@chumabee @instablog9ja Clearly not!

@instablog9ja Is he aware he is the current president

“The problem in the past is that we try to finance long-term projects with short-term funding. Nigeria is on the right trajectory to becoming a very successful leading African nation. Democracy will survive despite all intimidation”- President Tinubu

@instablog9ja This self-delusive bunkum! Tinubu, tuah! Mchewww!

@leo49702 @Somtolism7 Not everything that you should comment on, Mr. Man!

@Somtolism7 'Military out' even with ongoing killings by Fulani? Counterproductive. Troops may not be 100% effective, but zero military means zero deterrence. Prioritize defeating the real enemy first.

Angry residents in Plateau State are demanding the exit of Nigerian soldiers from their area, citing ongoing killings by Fulani islamic terrorists even with military deployment in the community.

@ayodelejoseph04 @NigeriaStories You are a daft moron and any money spent on your education was wasted! Dunce, for the avoidance of doubt, a man who establishes a company can be sued separate from the company, or vice versa, because they are two distinctly separate entities! Stupid dolt!

@Mustified1 @NigeriaStories Inec and Professor Amupitan are one, and both still have interest in each other as long as Prof. Amupitan remain the chairman of Inec please note.

INEC has confirmed it will pursue the arrest of individuals behind the fabrication of a fake X (formerly Twitter) account allegedly linked to its Chairman, Prof. Joash Amupitan, following a detailed forensic investigation that exonerated him.

@ObaDeyemi12 @OurFavOnlineDoc @firstnameejike That day can't come soon enough!

@OurFavOnlineDoc @firstnameejike One day, we will get angry enough and give these morons a run for their money. One day soon.

“Don't come to APC. Stay in ADC and scatter them. We like what you're doing. Also, bring Bala Gombe, and we'll support him. Good luck in court” -Tinubu’s Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, tells ADC Reps member, Leke Abejide, to scatter ADC. Mad animals.

@stephtochi @yabaleftonline Cause he's a schizophrenic on hallucinogenic drugs! That boy is gone!

@yabaleftonline How did he come up with this allegations?

"Elon Musk was the one that sponsored that whole thing... All that was a spy job." - Seun Kuti claims IShowSpeed's African tour was a spy job for Elon Musk.

@yabaleftonline Your mama say make you no dey take igbo, your papa say make you no dey smoke ganja, Seun, you no gree hear, you dey think say you be Ebami Eda! Stupid, senseless, thoughtless and idiotic ramblings of a stupid senseless, thoughtless and idiotic druggie!

URGENT: There is this counterfeit Colgate toothpaste being sold in Nigeria right now. Please help share this to save someone’s life from mistakenly using this fake harmful toothpaste. Kindly repost everywhere.