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Tinubu just "dashed" Nigerians a new free TV called Free TV! He said he was tired of seeing Nigerians pay exorbitant amounts of money for DSTv and co. Congratulations to us! Television na our major problem now so make we enjoy am. Rice is no longer working Television is now the koko.

@instablog9ja Akpabio has the power to things around. Let's normalise not blaming Tinubu alone at all times. The Senate President might seem lower than the President but he has so much power too. It's really a pity.

“We did not promise you miracles” — Akpabio tells Nigerians

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50 million abi 50 billion? It's cancer o not malaria or measles. 50 million naira fund for cancer but you lots splurged 20.4 billion naira on imported umbrellas and footwears. What exactly is the colour of Nigeria's problem?

@NigeriaStories Agbaya!

If you love me … I will love you but if you hate me, I will hate you . ~ FCT minister Wike says

@jon_d_doe Talk is cheap!!! E fit be political gimmick. Nigerian politicians are "marvelous".

I saw a video where the Edo state governor said he would set up special courts to hasten the trial of kidnappers & cultists. And he would sign their death warrants and they would be executed in the public. A very welcome development. Other states should do the same. End.

@ruffydfire Who we go ask now be the problem!

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Rufai Oseni: “You keep criticizing President Tinubu over the removal of fuel subsidy. What would you have done differently?” Peter Obi: “I never criticized President Tinubu for removing the fuel subsidy. In fact, I have always maintained that I would have removed it as well, but in a more organized and strategic manner. I would not have announced its removal on inauguration day. My first step would have been to engage stakeholders and operators in the petroleum sector, knowing fully well that there are significant irregularities and corruption surrounding the subsidy regime. The subsidy would still be removed to establish the actual amount being spent and to address issues related to exchange rate deregulation. However, these reforms must go hand in hand with a serious fight against corruption. The key question is: since the subsidy was removed, what tangible benefits have ordinary Nigerians seen? Despite the removal, the country has continued to borrow heavily, even more than it did when the subsidy was still in place.” -Presidential candidate, peter Obi Clarity —check! Intelligence —check! Tact —check! Exactly the leader Nigeria needs right now to recover from all the trauma it has underwent for decades. PO the man!!!!

Diezeiani Madueke said that God has acquitted her from corruption allegations! What God has really seen in the hands of Nigerians in particular heavy me for mouth.

Enugu Ashawos are running helter skelter now as some Enugu women are currently on a protest against pro.stitutes in their community! Once again, I pity our country! In 2026, this what makes it to the news. Ashawo protest! You won't see protest for something reasonable like bad governance or insecurity. Did those oloshos fall from the sky? No! Probably born by the same women carrying placard! Reformation starts from the home. Begin with showing good examples to your children. Apply precautionary and corrective measures before it gets to the stage of carrying placards shouting "Ashawo must go" in broad daylight!

When you're angry with your wife, and you raise your voice at her, what is she most likely to do? She would grab any of your children and starts to shed tears or acting up. Then your children will start to see you as a wicked daddy. That's how it starts. But I believe this is nature playing out in marriage. Just because you don't want to be seen as a "wicked" father or husband, doesn't mean that you should not act when it's appropriate to do so. You're the head of the home. And for women, it should always be a "carrot and stick" approach. Otherwise, anything you allow, will become the norm. So there you have it. Until you're mature, your mother will forever be a saint. End.

A whole 20.4 billion naira on top umbrella and slippers! On top a poverty stricken country with an abysmal level of hardships? Under whose jurisdiction and ministry? Become a politician and make your generations rich overnight

@ParallelFacts A whole 20.4 billion naira on top umbrella and slippers! On top a poverty stricken country with an abysmal level of hardships? Under whose jurisdiction and ministry? Become a politician and make your generations rich overnight!

Nigeria Spends N20.4bn on Importation of Umbrellas, Footwears, Sunshades In Three Months parallelfactsnews.com/nigeria-spends… via @ParallelFacts

Normally, humans are always obsessed with people who are apparently better than them and who they secretly wish to be like. If nobody dey attack you, then you be nobody!

@trigottista Normally, humans are always obsessed with people who are apparently better than them and who they secretly wish to be like. If nobody dey attack you, then you be nobody!

The way dem focus on Peter Obi, leave their Obas that are being killed and/or forced into asylum You go think say na Peter Obi dey do them 😂

@ruffydfire Kudos to lovely women who are lucky to have great men in their lives.

Hahahah, I see some women that chronically abuse men’s mental health also celebrating men’s mental health month Kudos to all the good women that truly care!

@NigeriaStories Yet another reason to prove that Tinubu has failed Nigerians. Even if it's by magic or witchcraft, how on earth can 55,000 medical doctors handle over 220 million people? I just hate the direction this country is heading to day in day out.

BREAKING: Nigerian Medical doctors have raised alarm that the country’s healthcare system is facing a dangerous manpower crisis, with only about 55,000 doctors left to serve a population of more than 220 million people.