"86 years of God's faithfulness. Happy birthday to a man of valour, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo."

2mch:
Most disgraceful politician in the SW.

2mch:
Most disgraceful politician in the SW.

jaybenugo:
Former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo has taken to his Twitter handle to celebrate his 86th birthday today, IGBERETV reports.

He wrote:



https://twitter.com/Oolusegun_obj/status/1632355889490411520?t=0SVZcKG0ZcY1Z5Rega_jGw&s=19

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jaybenugo:
Former Nigerian president, Olusegun Obasanjo has taken to his Twitter handle to celebrate his 86th birthday today, IGBERETV reports.

He wrote:



https://twitter.com/Oolusegun_obj/status/1632355889490411520?t=0SVZcKG0ZcY1Z5Rega_jGw&s=19

ahnie:
Baba of all babas,the only ex Nigerian president still doing press ups at age 85yrs.


Mo'kin'yin baba!
Baba wey nor dey wear pampers,baba wey dey pamper
Baba wey nor need aide de camp to support his sides
Like cassava leaf wey breeze dey blow.


Baba obj the most handsome Nigerian ex president ever....
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

BidenDTrounce:
Data collected from the indigenous people of Canada (they're not white people) reflects their will to assert thier sovereignty over thier territory (Canada).
The indigenous people of Canada are demanding that the illegal settlers/occupiers (and thier descendants) from Western Europe return back to thier continent and stop the exploitation of the natural resources of the indigenous people of Canada.
Unlike Nigeria, Britain colonized Canada and never left. They settled in and displaced the indigenous population to become the majority.
The indigenous people of Canada remains a subjugated demographic that experienced genocide and the survivors are still exposed to systematic genocide, culture eradication, poverty (which inadvertently leads to crime)
and govt induced homelessness etc.
They have no drinking water and they're over-represented in the criminal justice system despite being a minority.


PS: Although Nigeria's independence from colonization is only in theory (not in practice), the indigenous people of Nigeria are relatively in a better situation in comparison to thier Canadian counterpart.