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@Princemoye1 Comments here shows that man that said he want to loose guard the young man has been doing this for a while. There is a police tactical squard using ipakodo police station in ebutte ikorodu for this kind of illegal operations exporting youths. They use the back of the station

Person wey roast bia bia na em go smell am. Ire o

@Ifedigb1Ifeanyi @abdullahayofel Omo were

@abdullahayofel Never trust Yoruba man they will always support themselves and they are hypocrisy

VIDEO: Obasanjo in Tinubu's uniform, as he welcomes President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in iperu, Ogun State to inaugurate projects ❤️🔥👇

@VivianIfeomaOj Fix your dirty habits first. You are a big unique example of everything wrong with your tribe!! It is not yorubas that sent your people to go install a king in another land,another kingdom. Y'all need mental evaluation

Some Yorubas joined South Africans in bullying Chidimma. Some Yorubas also instigated Ghanaians against the Igbos. Some Yorubas instigated South Africans against the Igbos. But hypocrites think it’s two tribes fighting, when it’s clearly one group targeting the Igbos.

@OkorieI61051 this is the stupid shot u people did that led to 1967. I know u re brok.e and inconsequential but pity ur other brothers that av investments outside east . Wen e go sup, u go know say to be wise is an asset

@OlusheyiAkin07 @arankanmin7 @NoNonsensezone These are the owners of under bridge, they are yaribas and if e sure for you that you are not here upload your picture on your profile.

If Yoruba landlords really start telling stories about their Igbo tenants, plenty things go surface Imagine this Igbo man ,he begged for just a small space to sell phone chargers. The landlord travelled for years. By the time he came back, the guy don already build three shops on top the land, planning to rent them out. No permission, no discussion ,just straight Nzobu Nzobu mindset. If they now demolish it, he’ll rush online to twist the story: “They demolished an Igbo man’s shop… they hate Igbos.” Truth be told, a lot of these things actually happen. Some people go find empty land, even fill canal, build house without asking questions or getting approval. Years later when the government finally steps in to do their job and clears those structures, na the same people go come online dey cry victim. That’s the part nobody likes to talk about.

@NoNonsensezone @PeterObi @renoomokri Your Excellency what @PeterObi can you call your people to order before other tribes pay for this ??

As a South African, I now understand what happened in Biafra in 1967. Igbos are the problem, They are very provocative.. South Africans are currently protesting for Igbos to leave South Africa and Igbos are protesting that South Africans hate Igbos

@Olaszn_ take it easy in him, he was just mesmerized with her presence. She could have handled this better and he could have rehearsed this to look professional too

The interviewer asked Omotola “Who am I here with?” Some people are saying he was just being professional , letting her introduce herself. Others say if you don’t know Omotola Jalade Ekeinde before walking into that room, you had no business walking in. Who’s right?

@emeter27 DM me your contact, I camt message you

How many of these would you be needing

@Sirvicsoncrypt1 @Arinze_NS @IgboHistoFacts this is a direct threat to life. @OfficialDSSNG ,@PoliceNG pls take note. These primitive creatures who advocate for violence must be taken off the streets and prosecuted!

@Arinze_NS @IgboHistoFacts I have asked your location yet you still de hide am don't worry I go locate you , just watch

🚨 “If traders in Onitsha Main Market won’t open their shops, I’ll bring in bulldozers to pull it down.” — Gov. Soludo

@SAMKLEF You should be worried you are not creating your own legacy bro. Comparing Wizkid & Fela is unintelligent

Na this year o! Samklef get message for Seun Kuti from him 7th heaven! Wizkid pass fela and I go tell all Nigerians why.

@theamrif @SikiruAdepoju thanks for that zero lyrical substance

An animalistic piece properly put together. A reminder me that even foolishness can be eloquent. Watched his mother die gruesomely. Came from a rich background but embraced genuine activism in a dangerous militarized era. Suffered government humiliation and beat down them many times. And you dare compare him to a banger boy with zero lyrical substance whose trade is to drag Davido whenever he wants to drop an album?? The same Fela?? 😂😂😂. Omo. FCs are a pariah to common sense

Seun Kuti can cry all he wants ,that’s his right, that’s his blood. But tears don’t change the truth. It won’t negate the fact that when time begins to blur memories and names turn into echoes, Wizkid’s name will still be sounding around the world. Fela wasn’t the best during his time. His music wasn’t the best of his era. He wasn’t the most famous either. He was a nepo baby who made music and tried to step into his mother’s shoes, but he couldn’t walk even half the distance she did as an activist ( Maad respect still ) Truth is, Fela became more celebrated after his death than while he was alive. Back then, many parents didn’t want their children listening to him or copying his lifestyle. And if we’re being honest, half of his catalog wasn’t even conscious music. Wizkid gives Nigerian kids something to see themselves in; Fela did not. Wizkid stands for hope. For struggle. For victory. For the boy who came from nothing and touched the world with his hands. Yes, We respect Fela. Yes, his legacy lives on. But respect doesn’t mean no one can be surpassed. Someone can honor you and still go further. When it comes to musical legacy, Wizkid has outgrown Fela in the hearts of culture. Long live the idols ,may they never be our rivals!

@SikiruAdepoju Oloriburuku ni e Na Fela you dey try malign like this? He is more celebrated overseas then in Nigeria You lots are validation of what Soyinka said about this generation. I dont even know what to say to you but you are more than slow and deserve no reply

@AsidanyaMiracle @RajiDraj @the_beardedsina stfu and stop the misinformation. nobody cares about what you ignore. some of you are incurable sadists, you only feel alive with bad news!

Sorry oo I just had to watch the video again to hear the call, the only question she asked there was are you at the scene of the accident? And is there anything you can do to help him before the ambulance comes. Is that what the professional that has been in many years does? Be protecting rubbish

I went on a Fact Finding Exercise. "Are there Ambulances in Ogun state? " My findings will shock you A MUST WATCH!!!

@HighChiefOkoro @GovWike pls, Abuja needs urgent security apparatus re-imagination. People are complaining about one chance robbery.

Breaking News: A lady named Princess Ochigbo, reportedly a staff member at the High Court in the FCT, was found dead on the roadside, likely a victim of 'One Chance' robbery. Her identification documents suggested she worked at the High Court. If you know anyone related to her, kindly contact the Dawaki Division of the Nigeria Police Force, located opposite Gwarimpa estate along Kubwa Express Road, Abuja, via 08023009319. Kindly disseminate this information to help locate her family.

@EziokwuNwamuo91 @chikaville @Ayoola770134 Your forefathers tied you to Nigeria by sheer greed! They now poisoned you against other tribes to mask their avarice , go and verify..

@chikaville @Ayoola770134 Real Igbo sons and daughters are tired with you zoogerians, we want to be on our own...

My fellow ibo are too rude, they don’t know more than insult! It seems rudeness is now part of our culture

@adaora_crypto @sammyalfred7 You invite a thief to fix the door of your house yet you are jubilating. This is same pattern with you people, that is how you plunged 🇳🇬 into a civil war. Trump will not give you Biafra! You will be alienated in the new Nigeria evolving

@sammyalfred7 It’s is unintelligent to engage people with outright insults online considering the fact I am not the one responsible for your frustrations, I will keep you blocked. Channel your anger issues to the Agbado man responsible for your issues.

Most of you with CNN knowledge will see this news and jump and say I told you so just to be politically correct but in truth you don't know much of what is going on YES it's about the Oil. I have a few questions for you Q1 : Do you think you are smarter than ALL the Venezuelans celebrating Q2 : Do you know ANYTHING about the Oil industry in Venezuela Q3: Do you know ANYTHING about the Oil trade Q4: Do you understand ANYTHING about geopolitics and Power. Q5: Do you think China, Russia, Iran are friends with Maduro cos he is handsome Q6: With all the "Oil" did the people of Venezuela benefit from the Oil ? Q7: How is Inflation and the Economy of Venezuela Q8: Do you know that over 20% of the entire population of Venezuela is exiled Q9: Who will American Companies EMPLOY to produce this Oil ? Q10: How many TRILLION NAIRA HAS Nigeria used to get our refineries to work ? Yet we rely on dangote ? The questions are ENDLESS but again "Our Oil " Our Doctors are on strike, Our Oil Our Roads are death traps, Our Oil Our farmers and rural dwellers are insecure, Our Oil. Our Economy is Dead, Our Oil Inflation is King, Our Oil. One man steals 212 Billion Dollars, Our Oil Poverty multidimensional, Our Oil TAX is chasing away investors, Our Oil For SOLID 24 years a regime will WASTE your life while you defend Our Oil. Carry plate go Port Harcourt make dem put oil for you make you lick. Our Oil crew l greet una, Our Oil will put breakfast on your table 🤦🏿🤦🏿black people. Doc Davidson

@adaora_crypto Will all these listed improve after the kidnap and stealing of resources from Venezuela? That's the question dumbie

@Brightgoldenboy This reply is so nauseating, if a trained police officer who is a DPO can behave this way, just imagine what lower ranks will do. Why have you guys in NPF yet to evolve beyond a colonial tool of oppression? Nigeria citizens who pay tax to fund NPF are been killed by same NPF.

The guy has since been contacted, the DPO removed and sanctioned, and the money refunded

@Senatormao @chibuzo_mikel Most of his followers are brainwashed people who are only after power coming to the south east unfortunately thay are pushing a wrong candidate with no track record of achievement as a Governor other than saving govt. Money in his own bank

@chibuzo_mikel Bro i always wonder how his followers get motivated listening to that dude. Could it bw that all his followers in their millions arent intelligent?😭

Question: How would you support SMEs in Nigeria and move us from consumption to production. Peter Obi: Ibrahim traveled with me to Indonesia to visit Minister of SME and he saw me take notes. I come from an SME family. I run a business from scratch. I served as Director in three financial institutions. Look for Minister of Finance Aganga report and read his book. Look for Okonjo Iweala book on page 33, she said I supported savings and I can go on and on.... Chai...how do people survive listening to Peter Obi for more than 10 minutes. Simple question on how will you support SMEs, you began running around and still end up not answering the question.

@ideniyor @lekside34 You will not die young brother. These traumatized unpatriotic Nigerians are the ones destroying the image of their beloved country abroad because they have foreign passports.

Let’s be clear and stop the emotional blackmail. First - Nigeria already had income tax. Top tier was 24%. The so-called “new tax law” only adds 1% to the highest earners while giving some relief to lower-income people. So yes, those earning less are getting something. Compare that with Canada where people pay up to 54% in taxes. Yikes! Have you gone to protest the 54% in Canada before protesting the 25% in Nigeria? Second - Your taxes do NOT cover unemployment. In Canada, even after paying high income tax, you still pay a mandatory Employment Insurance contribution (~3%), half paid by employers. So while you complain about 25% tax, you’re also paying extra just in case you lose your job. Now ask yourself honestly: Are you suggesting Nigerians should also pay a separate compulsory unemployment levy? You get the benefit because you pay the price for it. And let’s be honest: If you earn well, what you get back on EI is peanuts. Third - Healthcare is not magically included everywhere. Many countries don’t fund healthcare through taxes (e.g. the US). Even in Canada, some provinces charge health premiums—and yet people still wait 6–8 hours in ERs and months to see a specialist. Is that the “value for taxes” we’re pretending doesn’t exist? Fourth - Talking about police . The police in Canada tell citizens not to fight home invaders. Initially they told them to leave the key at their front doors so to make it easier for criminals. Now they tell them to just comply with whatever the criminal wants. The naija police might have its faults but they would never issue statements like that to citizens. The police in Canada is weak. And yes there have been very many racial profiling in Canada. Don't let's even mention the USA. Nigeria is not perfect. It’s a work in progress. But please, don’t raise shoulders and look down on naija because you live in Canada.

Here is why I am happy I pay taxes to the Canadian government.. As a Canadian citizen: Firstly, if you understand what true citizenship is all about, then read below.... Upon completing 700 insurable hours of work and you lose your job through no fault of your own (for example, due to shortage of work, or otherwise, bro and sis, you will be automatically entitled to apply and receive employment insurance benefits up to 55% for your previous pay for a period of 52 weeks till you get a new employment. They want to force taxes on you, ask them what they ever offered you as a Nigerian if you ever lost your job since you attained 18 years...Ask them 🤔 Nothing.... Secondly, ask those paid tax propagandists and agents of Nigerian government how many homeless, low-income earners and families receive housing benefits if there is anything like that .... When my wife had our last baby, Mofiyinfoluwa, my wife received free antenatal care and birthed her through CS for free in a top class hospital without paying a dime which ordinary could be up to 50,000 for non-Canadian citizens and continuous follow up to be sure her and the baby are doing well. That's what true citizenship enjoy and its all about... My kids enjoy free and compulsory education and the school bus take them to and back from school for free. Only pay a token for school supplies.. I have never been stopped by a police or law enforcement officer in the last seven years. No one ever asked me "wetin you carry for your trunk." None asked me make I see your paper." Police officers will talk to you like normal being because they get well paid and treated well compared to the Nigerian police officer who guide criminal political class who end up looting their pension and gratuity.... No politician dare loot public funds or taxes because he knows he will face the full wrath of the law and no judges to bribe or buy over... No government officials or province premier will go welcome the Prime Minister with the taxpayer funds. They know that is a precious waste of time and human resources compared to Nigerian governors who don't value time and derive pleasure in wasting public funds that could be judiciously used.. Let me stop here.... When they tell you as a Nigerian that you will start paying taxes from next week, ask them questions 🙄 What have they done in the last 10 years with all the budget allocation for education, health, security, sports, agriculture, defense and many more..... 😳 Hence, I never enjoyed anything for free as a Nigerian before migrating to Canada, can Oga Taiwo and its agent tell Nigerians why do we have to trust them and what are the benefits of paying taxes in Nigeria if not that it will be used to fund the political class and make some criminals richer??? Again, no responsible, empathetic and caring government tax the citizens where the majority are poor. That is purely evil and wickedness.... Sensible Nigerians didn't bargain for this evil government 🙄 😒 No be life we dey live for Nigeria, no let anyone gaslight you oooo #EndTaxLaw in Nigeria now!

@Omoinaoodua333 @edward_wonder Please hold your governors accountable too so this is replicated in their states.

@edward_wonder I find it difficult to believe this even though I know Lagos is one of the cities in Nigeria doing atleast quarter of what its supposed to be doing, I hope they do better, Nigeria can be great we just don't have leaders who can make it possible.

Last weekend, while driving to Epe, I came across a road accident that had just happened. According to eyewitnesses, the driver lost control after a tyre burst. Within seconds, the car swerved, somersaulted, and landed upside down, trapping the passengers inside. People nearby didn’t hesitate. Strangers rushed in immediately. With bare hands and urgency, they flipped the vehicle and helped the passengers out. Thankfully, there were no fatalities, but the injuries were obvious. Pain was written all over their faces. The front-seat passenger had a deep cut, blood running down his face. When I arrived, one question came to mind: has anyone called an ambulance? I asked. One man, busy taking photos, replied sarcastically,
“Ambulance ke? That kind thing dey work for this country?” That statement said a lot. It wasn’t just sarcasm; it was deep mistrust—years of disappointment and silence born from systems that have failed people repeatedly. And honestly, I don’t blame him. When institutions fail consistently, hope becomes a luxury. Our national orientation has not done enough to rebuild trust or remind citizens of what actually works. I walked back to my car, brought out my phone, and dialed 112, the Lagos State emergency number. The lady on the other end was calm and professional. She asked about the accident, the location, the number of victims, and my details. I provided everything. Before ending the call, she said words that mattered:
“Help is on the way.” I returned to the scene and informed the injured passengers. Despite the pain, I saw relief on their faces. Hope. In my mind, I estimated 20 to 30 minutes. But something unexpected happened. In less than five minutes, the emergency response team arrived. Sirens. Professionals. Speed. Efficiency. Even me—an optimist—I was shocked. I didn’t even realize when I shouted,
“Ah! Eko o ni baje o!” In that moment, one thing was clear: Lagos is making progress. It may not be perfect, and there is still a lot to fix. I criticize this city constructively on my platform because I care. But when something works, when lives are saved, when systems respond, we must also be honest enough to acknowledge it. Eko o ni baje lai lai.