Adewale

@FinPlanKaluAja1 When the person that appointed him is there and you expect him not to be, he will be gone if the president finds out he is not there.

The Minister of Defence has no business at any partisan political gathering None whatsoever

@SavvyRinu What do you expect him to say Rinu?

VIDEO: Tinubu is a unifier, he has 31 governors today from 21. He has improved poverty for Nigerians, the economy is improving, stability is returning. - Wale Edun, Minister of Finance, hails Tinubu profusely.

@PoojaMedia @4roundsbitters

Pooja for 4Rounds Bitters 🔥🇳🇬

@channelstv Seyi Law is very sick and senseless.

“This [Bola Tinubu] is a man I am willing to stake everything on. ...because he brought Nigeria back from the brink of economic collapse, when our net foreign reserves stood at barely $1 billion. This is the only administration that has the shortest ASUU strike ever." — Seyi Law praises President Tinubu for economic, educational, and infrastructural development. #APCNationalConvention2026

@RealQueenBee__ Hmmm

The master of cho cho cho... now he no fit do anything.

@chiii_ms Shior

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@KailSovl @BlackByPplrDmnd Shior

April Dee Goddess 2025 Photographed by Justin Hardiman Muse: @BlackByPplrDmnd

@KadunaResident Hmmm APC

APC has released the cost of their forms. Nomination and interest form for president = ₦200mn B. Nomination and interest form for Senate = ₦100mn C. Nomination and interest form for House of Representatives ₦70mn D. Nomination and interest form for Governorship ₦150mn E. Nomination and interest form for State House of Assembly ₦20mn Removing APC from power is a National emergency

@Dammi_Esq The journey of no return is the money....O ti lo

The cost to renounce your Nigerian citizenship has officially skyrocketed! You can't just say, I'm no longer Nigerian anymore. It now costs N5,000,000, while the application fee rémains N20,000. I don’t want to be a Nigeria 5 million Naira? No way! If you are serious though, here’s how it works: 1. Visit the eCitibiz portal. 2. Upload your Birth Certificate, Nigerian Passport, and Citizenship Certificate (yes, some people don’t even have one) 3. Provide a High Court Affidavit. 4. Submit proof of citizenship from another country, because Nigeria won’t let you be stateless. Your application is then forwarded to the President for final approval. Remember: Approval is not guaranteed the President has the final say.

@CryptoLakhan We have asked many times and no response.

$GRASS Season 2 Airdrop – Epoch 17 ends in just 8 days 🪂 Grass Season 2 Airdrop distribution still has no official update. It’s already been 17 months, and March 18 is approaching very soon. So far, the only official update is that the eligibility criteria will be announced in the first half of 2026. In my opinion, this delay could be due to market conditions, but there is still no official confirmation. Everyone tag them and ask for an update so they respond. @grass @0xdrej When is Season 2 coming? #grassseason2airdrop #grasss2update #grassseason2distribution

@benmurraybruce Shoir

Bayelsa delegates to the APC convention. Bola Tinubu till 2031 🦇

@_chiefagbabiaka @woye1 @abdullahayofel @akinwale_cfi @akintollgate @Alpha_Yom @DukeofBourdilon @jayteeofnaija @YemmyAj @Yeribaaba @easydigita Thanks and great advise.....POD stands for "PAYABLE ON DEATH"

NEXT OF KIN" IS USELESS IN THE BANK. The real thing needed in the bank is 👇👇 If you díe today (God forbid), your “Next of Kin" will not have any access to the money in your account. So many Nigerians think that their next of Kin is the automatic heir to their accounts. But the TRUTH is that if your Next Of Kin is not a signatory to your account, and you don’t have a written will to determine that person’s legitimacy, the Person will not have access to that MONEY at all. Are you surprised....Sit down first See ehn your Bank will have to go through a process called A LEGAL PROBATE. This Probate Period helps them determine who gets the MONEY in your account. this is a very lengthy and expensive process. Even after the whole process is DONE, Your FAMILY will have to FORFEIT some very REASONABLE amount of the MONEY for LEGAL FEES. But if you want to avoid this, simply request for your Bank to give you something called a POD Form. What did I call it? POD 👍🏾 POD stands for "PAYABLE ON DEATH". The Name of The person you fill in that POD Form will determine who will get your MONEY. All the person needs to bring Is a Death Certificate to get that MONEY out. With a POD Form, you will save your FAMILY the stress of going through all that Lengthy Legal Process and even losing some MONEY to the Law. I just thought, I should let you have record of this important information

@GodsgreatG Hmm

Did you know that butane and propane, commonly known as LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) or cooking gas, are naturally colorless and odorless? That rotten egg smell you perceive during a gas leak isn’t the gas itself. It comes from an additive called ethyl mercaptan, which is added as a safety measure so leaks can be easily detected. Have you learned something today? No like, comment, and retweet if you do 😁

@prophetswitch This is Al

They’re beating up NEPA officials. The anger on the street is REAL.

@umusinga01 Al mate.

Zebra did free delivery in second 🤣🤣 OMG 😂😂

@NGSuperEagles Countries are playing play-off for world cup, we are playing friendly games.

Team walk done ✔️ Game time soon ⏳ #IRNNGA #SuperEagles

@peng_writer You showed him your true kindness and wickedness.

The Lagos beggar that crossed my path today at Ikorodu Garage will think twice before approaching someone like me again in his life… that is if he didn’t go and repent after what I did to him. I was just on my own, heading to Oshodi. When I got to the BRT terminal, I saw a long queue. I quietly joined the standing line to secure my spot. After about 15 minutes, a bus finally showed up. I stepped out to go and load my card, only to realize I didn’t carry my pouch where I usually keep my Cowry card. I didn’t want to waste money buying another one cause I already have like three at home. So I left the queue and decided to take those mini buses going to Oshodi instead, because those red buses would just waste my time. As I was leaving the terminal, those Okada riders heading to Agric almost tore my clothes. At that point, frustration had already built up in my body. Then this beggar started following me up and down, as if my village people sent him. Meanwhile, I see him there almost every time around the Okada riders, begging. That was when I made up my mind: this one will carry all my frustration today. And somehow, it felt like God said, “Yes, go ahead, my son.” So I gave him audience, and he entered my trap. I asked him what happened. He said he was stranded and needed money to get to work at Oshodi, that his transport fare wasn’t complete. I asked, “How much do you still need?” He started stammering. I already knew the werey just wan lie collect money. I said, “No problem. Since you’re going to Oshodi, enter bus.” He said, “Ah, this small bus is expensive o. I prefer the red bus.” I told him, “Don’t worry, I’ll pay.” The guy quickly realized that my level of madness was higher than his and immediately entered the bus without argument. I sat in the front seat, and he sat behind me. Before the journey started, he leaned forward and said, “Egbon, you don’t need to spend this much on me. I can still go and take standing in the red bus.” I replied calmly, “Don’t worry, God will handle it.” In my mind, I knew God would handle the money, but I would handle him personally. We started the journey. Anytime I turned to look at him, he was frowning, probably thinking about how I had ruined his business for the day. Then we got to Ketu and this guy wanted to get down. I almost changed it for him, but I stayed calm. After I had paid ₦1500 for his transport to Oshodi, he now wanted to stop halfway? Impossible. When I saw him trying to alight, I said, “We haven’t reached Oshodi yet,” pretending like maybe he was confused. He replied, “Mo fẹ ra nkan ni ibi ni” (I want to buy something here). I said, “You have money to buy something in Ketu, but you don’t have money for transport to Oshodi?” I asked him what exactly he wanted to buy. Instead of answering properly, he just said, “Don’t worry, brother, I’ll get it in Oshodi.” At that point, I looked at him and said, “Whether you’ll get it in Oshodi or not, enter this bus now before I remove your teeth.” He quietly adjusted himself and sat down quietly with no arguments. We continued the journey. When we finally got to Oshodi, he was even reluctant to say thank you because, clearly, I didn’t help him; I stressed him. But that one no concern me. I helped him get to Oshodi like he claimed. From there, he can trek back to Ikorodu and continue his begging business. If he ever sees me again in Ikorodu, he will either run… or pretend he has never begged in his life. ©️ Yushab Abolore Ayomide

@PoojaMedia We like war.

DR Congo vs. Jamaica on Tuesday for the World Cup ticket. This could've been Nigeria but we are playing Iran 😭

@Crazymoments01 This is Al

The mother dog couldn't bear to watch her puppy being swallowed by a snake

@DrOaikhena I concur

I have said this before and I will say it again: A billionaire who can't enjoy his wealth in his home country is a poor man. It's that simple.