HacheNoire: Anyone familiar with US propaganda knows it never has credibility.
It’s either they are using it to bully, intimidate or arrive at other destination.
We all remember that, it started with South Africa when Trump accused them of a genocide against White South Africans. He even went the extra mile to airlift someone of them, even when nothing of such was happening in South Africa.
Now it’s the turn of Nigeria.
It’s not a coincidence that the US is attacking Africa’s biggest economy’s . They have a motive and just hiding under false narratives.
Even if. But what is your so called government doing about it? Nothing. All they know is to milk Money for themselves, families and friends to the detriment of the nation. I beg if America wan come wipe out the terrorists they r highly welcomed. They are all busy porting from PDP to APC because of money. All they know is on your mandate we stand. Wipe of terrorism they cannot become it's politically motivated. You think the Nigerian government don't know the sponsors? They do. How many kidnappers and terrorists have been arrested? Nonsense
We don enter one chance for this government. E never start yet. Everything is failing, from banks to all. The only thing they see is tax, tax. Tax. They don't care about the citizens and that's a big shame. Now the whole governors/national Assembly are shouting on your mandate we stand as if they cannot work without being APC. Nonsense
Glimpsetv: A viral video circulating online shows a man lamenting after an alleged raid by operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Calabar, Cross River State, on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
According to the man, EFCC officials forcefully gained entry into their apartment by breaking through the POP ceiling and allegedly pouring acid on the locks of their compound gate to open it.
Clips shared on social media reveal visible damage to the ceiling, which the man claimed was caused during the forced entry. He also alleged that the acid used destroyed their gate’s locking system.
As of Thursday, October 23, 2025, the EFCC has not issued any official statement regarding the alleged operation.
This incident has reignited public criticism of the agency’s methods, especially concerning nighttime raids and the use of excessive force—actions many Nigerians have described as unlawful and prone to human rights violations.
Further investigation and official clarification are awaited to verify the man’s claims and determine the full circumstances surrounding the alleged raid.
Shame on you fubara. You just showed the world that you have no dignity. Just like the others, You have just sworn allegiance with the devil himself. Keep it up S H A M E ON YOU.
SeeWahala: Did the confra give the house owners the money they used in building? Is the confra a money making business?
Why destroy properties that have no monetary ties to being in a society? Did they scream aye or eiye and money came from somewhere to enable them build houses? 🤔
Help Me ask them ooo. Anyway that's what happens when you live in a banana Republic
You guys are just empowering yourselves and friends. How many are we as a nation? Let's say 300 million. That means we can all comfortably get 1m each. You are all liars and greedy people
Rebuker: A Nigerian man has taken to social media to vent his frustration, calling out African food sellers in America for what he described as “outrageous prices.” According to him, he was charged a staggering $140 for just two plates of Egusi soup and small portions of pounded yam.
Expressing his anger, he lamented that African food sellers deliberately inflate prices, especially when selling to fellow Nigerians. “Tell me why I have to pay $40 excluding tax and tips for a plate of Egusi and small pounded yam that can’t even fill me up? Other people sell theirs for less than $15, and you are charging $40,” he complained.
The man explained that during his visit to an African restaurant yesterday, he was billed $140 for two plates of Egusi and pounded yam. When he demanded a breakdown, he was told the actual price per plate was $40, with additional charges for tax and tips.
Shocked, he questioned the sellers: “$40 for a plate of food, not gold?”
Vowing to take action, he declared that he would start exposing Nigerian food vendors who charge above $20 per plate. He added that even the $20 price tag should only apply if the restaurant has a fancy setting and a prime location.
Still venting his frustration, he asked: “Are you people the only ones who need money? Don’t others need money too?”
He further explained that many Africans in America are not eating local dishes simply because they lack options, but because they genuinely want to support their own people and help African-owned businesses thrive.
EvergreenDiarie: A man was left heartbroken after spotting a woman he once supported with a huge sum of ₦550,000 begging on the roadside with her children. Despite the life-changing help he gave her in the past, she has sadly returned to the streets, struggling to survive.
This emotional moment has sparked conversations online about poverty, financial management, and the harsh realities many families face in Nigeria.
👉 What do you think went wrong? Is it lack of opportunities, poor decisions, or something deeper? Share your thoughts in the comments.
1. The money is finished 2. She's used to a life of begging 3. Even if you gave her 5m, if she doesn't invest well then no show 4. Begi begi spirit in her will not let her see road.
Some people take advantage of their disabilities to remain on the street begging.
descarado: So people actually go to this man's church? Is he not an opportunist and a magician? Anyway, if I say what is in my mind about these mind control cults called religion, ,,,, .
Nigerians in general are gullible. Religious has so eaten into us that we cannot think straight anymore. No be only Jonathan na Patience.
You surely don't expect to see a sensible person when they have all derailed from the original purpose. They are all standing on a MANDATE. Failed mandate.
Barrywilly: I don't understand why people build super structures like this in the village when a simple 3 or 4 bedroom flat would have been enough, and easily be let out thereafter. Look at how this mansion has turned to a relic and eyesore, wasting away. Who is going to live inside? This structure is going to be desolate forever because it is too massive to be renovated and occupied by a single individual. Infact, it can comfortably house all the entire population of Ezinifite . *modified*
It's actually a show of pride. Building a house that will eventually difficult even if your children want to sell it will difficult. As in where does the buyer want to start from
Caramia2020: I don't understand how these people see the citizens, do Nigerians looks like imbeciles to them? Too many lies n deceit since 2015, that's how they claimed the refineries will be working soon but all to no avail n we are now at the mercies of Nupeng n Dangote.
Your works and housing minister wants trillions to fix the third mainland bridge. He claimed ithe works will be done inside the water hahahahaah. I laugh oooo. Highest level scam. Collection and sharing. So who's gonna enter the water to see the works they are to do?