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Y'all are so darn slow in this country that it irks so badly. Seun is a proper tribalist supporter of the current administration. The other two idiots mentioned in his tweet are employed goons of his on this platform. And we all know what those two mofos do here all day. Nigga now uses his X account to dish you reverse psychology and some of una don dey even give advice. Very dull people, some Nigerians are!! |
But of course they brought us the democracy we practise now. What do you expect from them? Cheese and butter? |
I opened the thread to see if the news was about that my Cross River sister so I could use the opportunity to tell her how very ashamed we are of her. Useless politicians! |
helinues:Are you abusing your government? That's unpatriotic na. |
surgical:This is not to offend anybody, but the average today Nigerian is a mental slave. Every informed Nigerian citizen is a global threat. Do you think it is by mere chance that Nigerians are literally the only black skinned race you'll find in every single country and Island on the planet? We are explorers. We are intelligent and curious. We are damn hardworking. And the only way they could subdue us was give us a centralised government system for easy control, took away our strength and physicality with a shove of democracy down our throats, offering us free speech(noise) in return. And by god, Nigerians do love to talk! And with a spice of religion, they kept you docile with scriptures that have completely detached you from your ancestral roots in values. Then they are fleecing your resources in your very faces through your politicians thereby making it harder for us all to "stay comfortable". Now we're too burdened with how to solve our individual problems as is our Nigerian nature, that we are too weak to fight and too disunited to ask questions and demand answers. So we keep struggling to survive, speak a lot of English while at it and hope that our "God" from our imported religions will one day magically solve our problems. But hey, we're not yet ready for this conversation, so pardon my reminiscing😊. |
It's not a problem. We Nigerians are still on the internet speaking English, so we're fine. |
So all of this ranting from the EFCC is just because of Mompha's small tweet? Mompha tweeted, a National Agency of the EFCC's calibre ran to make a Press statement? And nobody else is seeing this idiocy as a possible sign of the EFCC's guilt? Lol. Funny country. |
Ance4Liverpool:He doesn't need to tell you anything cause he clearly does not need Nigerian votes to secure re-election. |
nifemi25:566.1 million naira. Calculating at the rate of 1,530 naira to a dollar. |
Codepain:Continue supporting nonsense on the basis of tribe and religion while struggling for a decent meal in a day. Your eyes will shoot out of your skull with a protruding stomach like an almajiri child suffering seven years of carbohydrate consumption. Nama! |
Irony of reality is, most of the buffoons who scream support for Tinubu's catastrophic governance are people who don't reside in Nigeria. If you're so confident in the bastard's ability to perform miracles, take your stupid face back to that country and live in it. Brain-dead clowns! |
BGSM:I like how irresponsible my life is. But you still won't go to heaven. |
NLC and TUC will be proper idiots if they don't shut down the National economy with an indefinite strike action. It is abundantly obvious that Nigerian Politicians are unapologetically wicked and self-centered. |
guyboss:The skin is an integral part of the meat. People only skin snakes because they have other money related intents for it and not because eating it comes with any detriments. Where I come from even, snake meat is incomplete in a pepper soup plate without the skin. |
Chicagograduate:Lol. You're definitely joking. |
21 billion naira for a residential apartment when no be Uyo stadium them renovate, but Tinubu's government cannot pay 100K minimum wage to workers and a section of the citizens keeps applauding them. Nigeria, we hail thee! |
BGSM:You're talking nonsense. I already have two children from two different women, one of whom isn't even a Nigerian and I'm just thirty-four. I'll have another three women to tally them at five and spread Nine or Ten children between all five of them. Y'all will argue in favour of gay movements and come here to spew garbage about polygamy. Head is paining all of you! |
ednut1:Wait until he goes broke enough to come ask you for financial assistance before you ferment public spaces with your Halitosis. |
Thief dey give advice. Lol. |
Lol. This is in other words, a precursor to the suffering that is to come. Belt for Yoruba man trouser go turn round him waist twice before e settle for the buckle, after Emi Lokan's second year😂. |
That clown is a walking example of how not to raise a child to adulthood. |
seuncyrus:It had better be. |
seuncyrus:That sounds marginally near to a threat. Am I to understand that you just threatened me, Mr? |
EreluRoz:Rose, learn to shut up! |
Is her name actually "Quickpen", or it's just a trademark nickname? Because if it is, na there we go get problem. |
Ozommadu:You'll just open mouth "waaah" and vomit any nonsense your congealed brain thinks up. If they keep $740m here, can you finish counting it? Ode! |
Emeskhalifa:This your English is strong . O ni kpe leyi gidi gaan! |
blowjohn:If they hadn't gotten it right with the advancement of telecommunications and mobile phones, we would still be here today lamenting over the inefficiencies in that sector and trading blames between political parties and citizens torn along interest lines. Same way we're stuck in the repugnant conundrum that is epileptic electricity to this day while other countries have long gotten it right, even those enmeshed in perennial wars. It is outright wickedness for anyone to seek to downplay the commendable strides of the Obasanjo administration irrespective of the attendant shortcomings. This government has monumentally failed and there's no justification anyone can employ to explain these things away. If anyone criticizes the failure in leadership today, people who heralded them into power should bury their heads in shame, instead of trying to demonise the bearers of the critical message(s). This is why we're stuck in a rot as a Nation. |
blowjohn:Atiku Abubakar chaired the Economic team that deregulated and decentralised the telecommunications sector, creating a dynamic system that formed the foundational basis upon which healthy competition birthed the advent of mobile phones and affordable Subscriber Identity Module(SIM) cards that have subsequently translated to the internet access you are using today to type this garbage from that refuse dump you call a brain. |
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. O ni kpe leyi gidi gaan!