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@AwalMoHudu This is hight of senselessness SA it’s a shame
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@Oluomoofderby Very big fools
SA will pay dearly for this
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This breaks my heart. Seeing him shaking, scared, and helpless is something no human being should ever have to go through.
It’s time we start asking ourselves hard, honest questions.
What kind of society are we becoming if we turn against one another like this?
South African citizens living abroad are not treated this way, yet here we are, choosing to bully and attack fellow Africans living among us.
We cannot normalize this madness. We cannot stay silent.
Enough is enough. This must stop.
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@dammiedammie35 When I see men still over doing for the sake of one mumu love ehhhhh a just deh pity them
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@Rakgadi_EM Uselessss South African people, your generation will suffer this nonsenseee
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@instablog9ja Fact , it’s high time Ghana 🇬🇭 and Nigeria 🇳🇬 keep their online banters and deal with the lack community of South Africa 🇿🇦
See weak people weeh oyibo deh beat fo their country 😂😂😂😂
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@instablog9ja Shame unto that man
Your grand daughter
Na to flog the madness comote for his body
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@instablog9ja This our First Lady shaaa sabi book oooo
Her Aura is top notch
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@instablog9ja Na why wike politically punch 🤛 ur eyes before
U and who 😂😂😂😂
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Nigerians Have No Choice but to Support Tinubu’s Second-Term Bid in 2027 — Fubara
Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State has said Nigerians have no choice but to unite and support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term in the 2027 elections.
Fubara, who recently joined the All Progressives Congress (APC), made the call while declaring open a meeting of the Southern Nigeria Traditional Rulers Council in Port Harcourt. He also urged citizens to back the President so he can continue implementing his policies for national development.
He described President Tinubu as a committed and patriotic leader deserving of another term, expressing confidence in his “Renewed Hope Agenda” and its focus on economic transformation, national security, and balanced development.
Fubara noted that the Tinubu administration has recorded notable achievements in the past three years and said he believes even more progress can be made if the President is re-elected in 2027. He added that despite existing challenges in some regions, there is trust in the President’s leadership and reform agenda.
The meeting brought together traditional rulers from the South-South, South-East, and South-West, and focused on the role of traditional institutions in promoting unity, peace, and development across Southern Nigeria.

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@instablog9ja Hmmmm na to use ogoja yam 🍠 deh drink tea be that
As how naaaa
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@instablog9ja Just imagine
And they expect all the youths to work on such salaries and bla bla bla no do anything else to earn
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@instablog9ja He’ll me ask those saying on his mandate they shall stand very anywhere belle follow leaders we have
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If Subsidy Has Been Removed and We Have the Money, Why Are We Still Borrowing?— Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
Former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has raised concerns over Nigeria’s current fiscal and monetary direction, questioning continued government borrowing despite subsidy removal and exchange rate reforms.
Speaking on the country’s economic policies, Sanusi said the removal of fuel subsidy and liberalisation of the foreign exchange market were necessary steps, but stressed that timing and implementation remain critical to their success.
“I have always said the subsidy regime was unsustainable. We cannot continue supporting foreign refineries when we’re an oil-producing country keeping refineries open abroad while we’re not doing our own,” he said.
He noted that Nigeria’s current domestic refining capacity and reduced fuel imports should have improved fiscal stability. “Today, we have our own domestic refinery. We’re not importing petroleum products. We’re even exporting fuel, and this is very good for the economy,” he added.
However, he warned that macroeconomic instability can undermine reforms if not properly managed. “Artificial exchange rates, especially when you’re printing money, cannot work there was going to be a devaluation,” he said.
While acknowledging the necessity of subsidy removal and exchange rate adjustments, Sanusi questioned government borrowing patterns. “If you’re not paying the subsidy and you’ve got the money, why are we still borrowing and borrowing? What are we borrowing for?” he asked.
He argued that fiscal discipline is now essential. “We should now see fiscal consolidation. You cannot remove wastages and continue borrowing at a higher rate,” he said, stressing that the benefits of reforms should reflect in reduced fiscal pressure.
Sanusi further cautioned that policy sequencing matters, warning that removing subsidy and liberalising exchange rates without tightening monetary conditions could destabilise the economy. “The naira drops to a bottomless pit there is a timing issue,” he said

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@instablog9ja The whole country just imagine, 10bn so make we shaaa clap 👏 for this give
Money one governor steals a month
It’s a shame our parents now even go on retirement without a proper home 😢😢😢
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@instablog9ja Many people are searching for love , no one has agreed to find love , no one is single huuuuuh 🤪🤪🤪😂😂😂
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@real_Ifyarts @TivkaaMary Wuna copy vidoe post and block make others no post and u hate tinubu 😂😂😂😂
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