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@NasheCeezet_zw I wish people could walk around with their stories on their foreheads, we would maybe judge less

Addiction is proof that you are capable of intense devotion. You just have a false god

@Iyoaiye_ Trying to comprehend your tweet literally makes one dumber. Your wisdom is so distinct that it's absence is a breath of fresh air.

Peter Obi is perhaps the only politician whose political moves and intent of his moves are clearly understood by both his opponents and the general public. It is however giving his supporters online content but in reality, it is sabotaging his own chances if there is any actually.. Such can only come from the political camp of inexperienced politicians like him.

@EbukaKingsleyN1 "it wasn't her idea but that of the he baby" Who put the baby there? It was ALL your idea, you planted the idea when you 'planted' the baby🤣🤣🤣 But the hair is fine sha, even the colour blend🫡

On this day 23rd April 2023, my wife was in her first trimester and was dealing with a lot of strange things going on in her body. So after Sunday mass, she said she wants to cut her hair. I resisted initially but after back and forth with her reasons, I agreed. I drove her to my personal barber who did justice to the hair as you can see. She was happy. Two days after, aunty came to my bedroom with a straight face and asked why allowed her cut her hair. That she is no longer looking beautiful. Haaa Jehovah! I exclaimed. But Aunty it was your idea na. She said it wasn’t her idea but that of the baby in the womb. Chineke nna o! But the hair is beautiful I assured her. Aunty said it’s a lie that her head is now looking like my own 😆. That’s how I apologized for what was not my fault o. Women eeh. Nothing wey we no dey see for woman hand during pregnancy. You just have to be patient with them through it all. Another reason to marry who you can be with. But in honesty, is this haircuts not beautiful?

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In 2018, I sued the then President Muhammadu Buhari before a Federal High Court in Lagos. The aim was to stop him from contesting the next election on the grounds of his ineligibility. I told the court that Buhari was ineligible because he had not proven his eligibility as required by law, and that his so-called certificate was questionable. The evidence I presented to the court was overwhelming. But guess what? What happened next was shocking. That was when I knew Nigerians were happy with their oppressors. The level of threats I received, the attacks, the physical waylaying in court, and so on. I have said it here before, Nigerians are not ready for good governance. Those profiting from bad governance will do everything to buy off those suffering from bad governance. Another election is approaching. Just take your time and watch the crop of devils Nigerians are already queuing behind. This makes me question whether we have truly suffered enough. We are not ready. When we are ready, we will know.

@real_lord_miles Hey @real_lord_miles .. Please leave our Yoruba people alone, if we come after them as countrymen that didn't mean you should put your mouth in "family matters" Thanks

I’ve become the most talked about white guy in Nigeria and my tweets are being analyzed on Nigerian TV lmao Remember that the Yoruba tribe are wicked empty headed people. God gifted the Yoruba tribe the first wheelbarrow so they could learn to walk on two legs!

@fattylincorn_01 Rubbish! Y'all using Obi to gain traction & make content for social media gains & APC stipend. Only Obi? How will a sane person with conscience & basic common sense be against transparency & integrity. Delulu! If the ground could speak, it will speak against you All. Rubbish!!!

Another Peter Obi Lie and HypicrisyBusted With Evidence!😂😂

You listed 10 countries. Let’s look at every single one honestly. Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman These are petrostates. They didn’t “develop” through superior governance or free markets. They sit on the largest hydrocarbon reserves on earth and had small populations to distribute that wealth across. Qatar has a population of 300,000 citizens. Nigeria has 220 million people and has earned over $1 trillion in oil revenue since 1960, most of which was stolen by the same elite class that has ruled continuously since independence. The comparison isn’t development. It’s arithmetic. Also worth noting, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states were explicitly protected by US military presence and petrodollar agreements. The US didn’t just leave them alone. It built military bases, signed security guarantees, and structured global oil trade around their stability. Nigeria got SAPs. The Gulf got aircraft carriers. South Korea This one is actually the most interesting, because it proves the original point rather than defeating it. South Korea developed under a US security umbrella, billions in US Marshall Plan-style aid, preferential access to US markets during the Cold War, and explicit American interest in making it a showcase capitalist success story against North Korea. The US didn’t leave South Korea alone. It invested massively in it — strategically. Nigeria was never given that treatment because Nigeria was never a Cold War showcase. Nigeria was an oil supplier. Singapore Lee Kuan Yew built Singapore through authoritarian governance, zero tolerance for corruption, strategic geography as a trading port, and British institutional inheritance. It also has a population of 5 million people in a city-state. It has no agricultural land, no oil, no mineral wealth. It succeeded entirely on human capital and institutional discipline. Singapore actually supports the argument about governance, but notice what Lee Kuan Yew himself said. He explicitly rejected IMF structural adjustment prescriptions for Asian economies. He called them destabilizing. The Asian development model succeeded partly by ignoring Washington consensus advice. Malaysia Mahathir Mohammad, Malaysia’s longest serving PM, openly defied the IMF during the 1997 Asian financial crisis. When the IMF demanded austerity and currency liberalization, he imposed capital controls instead. Every Western economist said he would destroy Malaysia. Malaysia recovered faster than every country that followed IMF advice. Again, this supports the structural argument, not yours. Ireland Ireland’s development came directly from EU membership, EU structural funds worth billions in transfers, access to the European single market, and using low corporate tax rates to attract US multinational headquarters. Ireland didn’t develop in isolation. It was subsidized by a continental economic union and used American corporate tax arbitrage to build its GDP. Also Ireland had centuries of colonial underdevelopment under Britain, and it took them decades after independence to find their footing. Sound familiar? Azerbaijan Caspian oil. Post-Soviet transition with significant Western investment interest specifically because of pipeline politics and the BTC pipeline was a major US geopolitical project to route oil away from Russia. Azerbaijan was strategically useful. It got investment. None of this means Nigeria’s failures are entirely external. They are not. Both things are true simultaneously. But your list of successful countries doesn’t disprove external structural influence. It actually reveals it more clearly simply because every single country on that list either had direct Western strategic investment, small populations sitting on enormous resource wealth, or explicitly rejected Western economic prescriptions to develop on their own terms. Not one of them developed the way the IMF told Nigeria to develop.

@bayunsea @nnamdiobiii Now this is pure, matured, intellectual discussion I love you both's perspective and willingness to learn❤️

@nnamdiobiii I don’t. And I’m interested in yours.

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.

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@EduGabbaner I guess he should continue till when the daughter and mother agree to implicate him for molestation. Basic trust shouldn't be traded with "love"

One of my friends is dating a single mother, and he asked me for advice after something that happened recently. He went to visit her over the weekend, but she had an emergency at work and had to leave. Hours passed and she still wasn’t back. It was already past 8pm, so he decided to help out by bathing her 7-year-old daughter. Unfortunately, she walked in at that moment. Instead of appreciating the help, she got furious started shouting, asking who told him to do that. Then it got worse… she began questioning her daughter, asking if he touched her inappropriately. That broke him. He felt disrespected and deeply hurt that someone he loves could think that way about him. He left immediately. Now she’s been calling and apologizing, saying she overreacted and didn’t think clearly. He’s torn heartbroken over the lack of trust, but still loves her. Should he forgive her and continue the relationship, or walk away?

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Your votes actually count. Parts of it gets rigged, but it counts. If it doesn't, politicians won't invest hundreds of millions in vote buying. Rigging is mathematically limited, and if the gap is huge enough, you can't close it. Get your PVC.

Haa, you want someone with the CV to step down and become a VP. You people are very wicked.. You all don't want a better Nigeria. You just want to eat . PO is coming..

Hey! Is this not a plot twist to create division between the potential that to the APC Government🤦🤦🤦🤷🤷🤷

PETER OBI RULLED a state for 8yrs; 1. He didn't borrow a Kobo. 2. He didn't use bulletproof car. 3. He never lived outside the state till end. 4. He met a depth of N36billion. 5. He met Onitsha as a terror zone. 6. He met his state at 27 in WAEC and NECO. 7. He met a kitchen called Govt House. 8. He met no Primary Healthcare. 9. He met no General Hospital in 14-LGs. 10. He met poor Pri. and Sec. school structures. Before leaving; 1. Anambra wasn't owing any contractor or worker. 2. He cleared the inherited ₦36billion depth. 3. He brought in SMEs to the traders of the state. 4. He built the today's Govt House. 5. He built 18-Gen Hospitals and a state Specialist. 6. He built 178-Primary Health centres. 7. He fought and won the state against hoodlums. 8. He pushed the state 1st in 3yrs consecutively in WAEC and NECO. 9. He built brewery that employed over 3000 direct and indirect job seekers. 10. He even had to save ₦36billion and $150million for his successors to use and run administrations. 11. He drove 406 and Innoson throughout. 12. He didn't acquire any property anywhere while in office. 13. He never awarded any contract to family members. 14. His wife hadn't office, and allowed to mess with the state. She had her enterprises in UK. 15. Obasanjo had to come to Onitsha and spent 1-week bcos of peaceful environment. 16. He invited anti-graft to come and audit his administration, before handing over. 17. He refused to accept a piece of land, and gratuity and pension. 18. He never went close to State Govt House after handing over. 19. He never struggle to frustrate his successors policies. 20. Till today, he kept gifting multi-millions to Schools, Healthcare development, and entrepreneurship developments. Who is he? Only Peter obi can do this Copied.

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I’m ashamed to tell the story of how he demoted my uncle from Principal to Primary 3 school teacher for eating students’ WAEC money. He came to the family compound to ask him if he’s mad.😩🤭. It didn’t stop there, he was dismissed on voluntary retirement and all the money he

Well, there are a number of reasons for this. Firstly, the highest risk of a robbery is generally during the day and that's because cash is actively being handled through deposits, withdrawals, or transfers etc ... Also, during the day customers are present & this presents a very delicate situation as they could be taken as hostages. This is actually one of the main reasons why security is so tight during the day. However, by far the main reason for the disparity in the security intensity is because as the day ends and the bank closes, all cash that was in circulation is carefully transferred into the vault. Once the money is secured inside the vault after closing hours, there is no longer any practical need for an armed presence to guard active transactions, because there are none. At this point, the focus of security is no longer on preventing armed robbery in real time, but on preventing unauthorized access to the building itself, which the night watch can handle. The watchman is not meant to engage in combat with criminals but to just maintain surveillance, detect observed irregularities, and trigger a response if and when necessary. In other words, the watchman simply functions as an early warning system, supported by alarms, cameras, and sometimes remote monitoring centers. Now, I know you're asking yourself about how strong the vaults actually are. Let me explain. Modern bank vaults are engineered to be extraordinarily resistant to forced entry. They are constructed using reinforced concrete combined with steel alloys designed to withstand extreme pressure, cutting tools, and high-impact force. Vault doors alone can weigh several tons and are fitted with complex locking mechanisms, including time locks that cannot be opened outside preset hours, even by authorized personnel. These systems eliminate the possibility of coercion or forced access during the night. Even the use of explosives such as grenades would be ineffective in any practical sense. Vault structures are designed to absorb. Attempting to breach one would require specialized equipment and time, which both greatly increase the likelihood of intervention. Most criminals avoid vaults entirely for this reason and instead target weaker points, such as human handling of cash during the day.