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Politics › Re: Okupe Leaves EFCC Office, Reacts To Arrest by budaatum: 1:12pm On Jan 12, 2023
Solababa91:
Sue for this Buhari era, and you think EFCC will pay?
Yes they will pay eventually if they lose. And if enough people sue them for wrongful arrest and detention, the cost of paying will educate them to work better.
Politics › Re: Okupe Leaves EFCC Office, Reacts To Arrest by budaatum: 12:53pm On Jan 12, 2023
He should sue for false arrest so he can be even wealthier. It would also teach EFCC a lesson in law that they ought to have been taught already.
Crime › Re: Man Flogged For Stealing A Bunch Of Plantain In Bayelsa Community (Photos) by budaatum: 12:51pm On Jan 12, 2023
Mrkumareze:
After this beating, they should give him the plantain to eat for recovery grin
After I steal a billion naira from central bank and they flog me, they should give me the billion naira for my recovery?

I'm adding some grin because you must be joking, but I now understand why jagudas are electable by some.
Christianity Etc › Re: JW 027 Common Myths About Virgin Giving Birth by budaatum: 12:36pm On Jan 12, 2023
MaxInDHouse:
Go and make use of the numerous books you have read then let me know how it has helped in making you a family of people you don't even know around you.
The book Bible has helped me to make people both far and near my families so even if i leave Nigeria today homes and families awaits me throughout the world just name it Jehovah's Witnesses are waiting to welcome me home all because of what we learned in just one book! Isaiah 2:2-4 compare to Mark 10:29-31

So go and enjoy the BENEFITS of what you've gotten from studying numerous books! smiley
Dude, I can book a hotel wherever I go and don't need to exploit a relationship for my accomodation. Though, if I ask as nice as I normally would, I'm bound to find one nice person willing to accommodate me if need be, and I don't have to join a cult for that.

Not many are like you who would turn me away for not being in your cult.
Christianity Etc › Re: JW 027 Common Myths About Virgin Giving Birth by budaatum: 11:15am On Jan 12, 2023
MaxInDHouse:
According to the Bible only Jesus was born by a virgin so calm down and learn! smiley
I should learn from a person who reads only one book, Max?

You really are funny.

Programming › Re: I Will Pay Anyone Who Can Help Me Download Ebooks. by budaatum: 3:36am On Jan 12, 2023
I don't think you'd get banned for posting a book's title and author, and someone might be able to get it for you without you needing to pay.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: 2026 Midterm Elections Live! by budaatum:
adamusuleiman3:
The National Labor Relations Board has officially certified the union at Amazon's Staten Island warehouse, JFK8, after rejecting numerous legal challenges from Amazon.

Workers at JFK8 voted 2,654 to 2,131 last year to form the first union at an Amazon warehouse
Love the fact you don't let the stupidity on this thread derail you. You are much appreciated.
Romance › Re: Will I Still Be Here If My Dad Married Someone Else Instead Of My Mum?? by budaatum: 3:13am On Jan 12, 2023
Persephone1:
I sometimes get this thoughts to but it always remain unanswered.
Most thinking people would have that thought or think something similar. It's the "what if" thought, similar to 'what if I had turned left instead of right'. Unfortunately, most times, once a choice is made, the option is no more available, especially with more complex ones like the ops, which are more complex since the choice was not one's to start with.

I guess we make the best of what we are given, in the end, and ensure we give better options to our own offsprings. At least those who think it like the op, would, I hope.
Family › Re: Why Most Children Take Better Care Of The Mom Than The Dad by budaatum: 9:34pm On Jan 11, 2023
Mums invest 9 months carrying their child in their belly and about another 2 years letting said child eat them, so I'd say a mum's investment is far greater than whatever a father invests in said child.

It's hard to invest so much and lose hope in one's investment, so many mums tend to HODL, as oppose to [some, more] fathers who might disinvest in non-performing assets.

Children do tend to pay back in the end.
Romance › Re: Will I Still Be Here If My Dad Married Someone Else Instead Of My Mum?? by budaatum: 9:28pm On Jan 11, 2023
Same question as if a different sperm than that which you came from got to the egg first. You wouldn't be here if it had, or if the egg your sperm got to were not your mum's. Either ways, it wouldn't be you typing this nonsense and this nonsense wouldn't have been typed at all.

Personally, it's thoughtful, so I'm glad your are the product of the sperm that got to the egg that created you and made you type this nonsense or this nonsense would not have been typed.
Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 9:17pm On Jan 11, 2023
yrhuhfy113:
Pls this picture quote is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WRONG... and so illogical... that it is after your BIOLOGY CLOCK has run out, regret for not getting the SEMEN from a man will set in......
This is silly. Getting semen from a man is one of the easiest things a woman can do in these days when most men are pigs whom one does not need to love to get semen from.

Some of you even visit ashewo to pay her to receive your semen, so I don't know what this has to do with relationships unless what you do with ashewo is included in your definition. And if that fails, there's always a sperm bank where semen can be bought, especially considering the number of you poor men willing to get paid to jerk off into a bottle instead of wasting it into your hands.

Christianity Etc › Re: JW 027 Common Myths About Virgin Giving Birth by budaatum: 8:56pm On Jan 11, 2023
MaxInDHouse:
Calm down and learn, all those traditions are pagans that got their fabrications from somewhere that's what i want many to know.

Thanks! smiley
Hope you know you are claiming the virgin birth of Jesus too was fabricated from somewhere that predated his so called virgin birth since his was not the first even in the Bible.
Christianity Etc › Re: Obviously, Living Is A God (good) Vs Satan (evil) War by budaatum: 8:26pm On Jan 11, 2023
Dtruthspeaker:
See proof you are Satan's seed? Did you ever go to schools and learnt to do the evil? No you did not! (I Don't care how you got it)

But when it comes to doing the good you are now making excuses of l'earning how to do the right!"

I know that if you are normal person then you would have seen that you did evil because you loved the evil which is the way which leadeth you to being so full of evil such that it has now become alien and difficult to do the right Therefore you have a problem of having to learn to do the right, which is why you are a devil.

I do not have that problem because i choose to do the good and the right because I love the good and the right.
You are showing how little learning you have done not to do that which is not right.

Family › Re: I Hope I Didn't Do The Wrong Thing. by budaatum: 8:25pm On Jan 11, 2023
Jozilinn:
Thank you very much for everything, your last statement really got me,I will make sure I make it part of me... My boss made a statement that hurt me so bad,"if you have been doing good for me and you do something bad to me, the bad has overshadowed your good...I will never see you as a good person". Just because I wasn't getting paid well and the entire staff as well complained about this,my boss said people who weren't qualified are telling her how to control her school. No matter anything I learnt a lot from there,let God be the judge...and there's is nothing like understanding for human beings, but I know I will certainly be remembered well.
It don't matter how you are remembered. What matters is that you do good. Those who forget all the good you do to focus on your bad are not people you should work for unless you are always perfectly good.

Good luck with your future endeavours.

Romance › Re: Andrew Tate Detained In Romania For Enslaving Six Women by budaatum: 7:01pm On Jan 11, 2023
Caught in a Romanian matrix, no doubt. Bet his detention is extended after 30 days is up.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/10/andrew-tate-loses-legal-appeal-to-end-detention-in-romania

Family › Re: I Hope I Didn't Do The Wrong Thing. by budaatum: 6:45pm On Jan 11, 2023
Your former boss would have found out you left her for a new job eventually, especially when you stop turning up for work at your old job, so unless there's something you aren't telling us, you did the right thing informing her you stopped working for her.

Remember, you are not doing an employer a favour by working for them. You are selling a service, and there's nothing wrong in getting the best pay for what you sell.

And do note.

Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 6:34pm On Jan 11, 2023
Officialgarri:
that's not true. I will never allow my sister or any of my side chicks to stay with a man who disrespects them
After all, once that man starts disrespecting your sister, it's a short road to him disrespecting her parents and you.
Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 6:32pm On Jan 11, 2023
yrhuhfy113:
grin I love your IGNORANCE... I set trap and you joyfully entered... SHE HAD A KING... she was born royal and a KING groomed her... PLS READ YOUR HISTORY WELL. Its on google, youtube....

Besides it is so lame you would say this when she is ONE OUT OF MILLIONS OF KINGDOMS.... the issue was the birth of female children in the royal family, so we had different generations of QUEEN Elizabethsssss..

LEARN YOUR HISTORY O
She did not have a king! Her father was king while she was a princess, and she became queen when he died during which there was no king. You would not after all claim a woman's father is her husband, so why try playing silly here?

And for your information, there was no king in any Queen Elizabeth's reign.
Christianity Etc › Re: Obviously, Living Is A God (good) Vs Satan (evil) War by budaatum: 6:27pm On Jan 11, 2023
Dtruthspeaker:
Herein comes Satan's priest, in proof of the war between God (good) and Satan the evil, the Satantum, the serpentum! Who tried crossing over to God's camp but has found out that God does not want him, .....
If only God had created you with the ability and capabilities to make choice, you'd know the right behaviour you are supposed to choose from.

Unfortunately, choosing right is not a thing you are created with but a thing you must learn.

Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 6:21pm On Jan 11, 2023
yrhuhfy113:
A QUEEN CAN NOT BE A QUEEN UNLESS THERE WAS FIRST A KING.... but A KING NEEDS NO QUEEN TO BE A KING
I guess you never heard of Queen Elizabeth Alexandra Mary II. She had no king.

Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 6:19pm On Jan 11, 2023
Jashub:
That's stupid. Any woman who loves a man and leaves him because of disrespect is just a fool . I say so because the new dude will still not love her, and will still disrespect her irrespective . Which brings her back to the initial problem
That's your own opinion, and it might work that way for you, but for many, just as a man would not love a woman who disrespects him, so would a woman not love a man who disrespects her.

There's other men out there after all, and they can't possibly all think or reason like you do.
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Writes A Letter To Britain Asking Them To Back Down On 2023 Election by budaatum: 6:16pm On Jan 11, 2023
Full text of the letter below:

Dear Compatriots and Friends,

MY APPEAL TO ALL NIGERIANS PARTICULARLY YOUNG NIGERIANS

Happy New Year

Happy New Year! May all our national calamities disappear this year.

I am constrained to write this letter to all Nigerians especially young Nigerians, friends of Nigeria globally as well as our development partners because of the gravity, responsibility and implications of the collective decision Nigerians, both young and old, will be making within the next two months.

The last seven and a half years have no doubt been eventful and stressful years for many Nigerians. We have moved from frying pan to fire and from mountain top to the valley.

Nigeria and Nigerians

Our leaders have done their best, but their best had turned out to be not the best for Nigeria and Nigerians at home and abroad. For most Nigerians, it was hell on earth.

God for His

Those of us who are alive should thank God for His mercies, brace ourselves for the remaining few months of this administration and pray and work very hard for an immediate better future – future of liberation, restoration and great hope and expectation.

We have had campaigners going up and down the country feeding us with what they mean and what they do not mean, what they understand and what they do not fully understand, what is possible and what is not possible, what is realistic and what is unrealistic, what is true and what is untrue. I believe that we need not be confused nor be gullible. Let us be cautious, not to be fooled again.

Presidency in June

I have interacted with the major contestants and I find it interesting that, in one form or the other, each of them claims to want to do what I did during my Presidency and to take Nigeria back to where it was at the height of my Presidency and immediately after. I was pained that most of them do not realise that the Nigeria of today had been dragged down well below Nigeria of the beginning of my Presidency in June 1999.

Although at that time, Nigeria was in very bad shape and was tottering on the verge of collapse and break-up.

Even then, Nigeria was not faced with the level of pervasive and mind-numbing insecurity, rudderless leadership, buoyed by mismanagement of diversity and pervasive corruption, bad economic policies resulting in extremes of poverty and massive unemployment and galloping inflation.

For these reasons, I kept pointing out to them that the instruments used in 1999 to 2007 and methodology used will grossly be inadequate for the perilous situation we now find ourselves.

Without prejudice but with greatest respect to each individual with utmost regard for the best for Nigeria and all Nigerians and from my personal experience, all the major contestants claim to be my mentees. I will not deny such positions since I have worked with all of them directly and indirectly in government.

I have come to realise a number of factors in character, attributes and attitude that are necessary in the job of directing the affairs of Nigeria successfully and at a time like this. These characteristics or attributes are many but let us be mindful of some key ones together.

From interaction and experience, and as mentees as most of them claim, I will, without prejudice, fear or ill-will, make bold to say that there are four major factors to watch out for in a leader you will consider to hoist on yourself and on the rest of Nigerians in the coming election and they are what I call TVCP: Track record of ability and performance; Vision that is authentic, honest and realistic; Character and attributes of a lady and a gentleman who are children of God and obedient to God; and Physical and mental capability with soundness of mind as it is a very taxing and tasking assignment at the best of times and more so it is at the most difficult time that we are.

Emi Lokan

Let me say straight away that ‘Emi Lokan’ (My turn) and ‘I have paid my dues’ are one and the same thing and are wrong attitude and mentality for the leadership of Nigeria now.

All-Nigeria Government

They cannot form the new pedestal to reinvent and to invest in a new Nigeria based on an All-Nigeria Government for the liberation and restoration of Nigeria. Such a government must have representation from all sectors of our national life – public, private, civil society, professional, labour, employers, and the diaspora. The solution should be in ‘we’ and ‘us’ and not in ‘me’ and ‘I’.

Mind you, I reiterate that no human being is an angel let alone a Messiah, but there are elements of these attributes and on comparative basis and by measure of what we know of, and what some of us have experienced from the front-runners, we must assess judiciously and choose wisely.

If anybody claims he or she has anything to the contrary, it will be up to him or her to prove to us.

Project Nigeria

I pray not to be proved right again in the bad sense but rather to be proved right in the positive and glorious sense of Nigeria becoming what God had created it to be – a land of plenty and prosperity united for common purpose of inclusive society, common security, shared prosperity, equity, egalitarianism, justice, and equal stake in the Project Nigeria with leadership role of Nigeria for the black race and fair share of global division of labour.

One ridiculous point that has been touted to justify unjustifiable appointments and selections is ‘competence’. In truth and in reality, genuine competence can be found in any region or section of Nigeria through track record and performance if only people will honestly and sincerely look hard for people with such attainment and attribute.

Most of us in good conscience can testify to competence when we see any anywhere. What is masqueraded as ‘competence’ is self-interest and nepotism.

We have a unique opportunity to correct ourselves by ourselves for the good of ourselves. Those who are preaching division, segregation, separation, and want to use diversity for their own self and selfish interest are enemies of the nation, no matter what else they may disguisedly profess or proclaim.

The Challenge Is For Nigerian Youth:

If we fall prey again, we will have ourselves to blame and no one can say how many more knocks Nigeria can take before it tips over. To be forewarned is to be fore-armed.

Future is not emotion. I challenge the youth to arise. Let nobody pull wool over your eyes to divide you and/or segregate you to make you underlings. Nigerian youth, wherever they come from, North or South, East or West need education which is now denied to over 20 million children; Nigerian youth also need skills, empowerment, employment, reasonably good living conditions, welfare and well-being.

Eyin Lokan

My dear young men and women, you must come together and bring about a truly meaningful change in your lives. If you fail, you have no one else to blame. Your present and future are in your hands to make or to mar. The future of Nigeria is in the same manner in your hands and literally so. If for any reason you fail to redeem yourself and your country, you will have lost the opportunity for good and you will have no one to blame but yourselves and posterity will not forgive you. Get up, get together, get going and get us to where we should be. And you, the youth, it is your time and your turn. ‘Eyin Lokan’ (Your turn).

The power to change is in your hands. Your future, my future, the future of grandchildren and great grandchildren is in your hands. Politics and elections are numbers game. You have the numbers, get up, stand up and make your numbers count.

Let me say it again, loud and clear, Nigeria has no business with insecurity, poverty, insurgency, banditry, unemployment, hunger, debt, division and disunity. We are in these situations because advertently or inadvertently, our leaders have made the choices. They have done the best they could do. Let them take their rest deservedly or not and let them enjoy their retirement as Septuagenarians or older.

Head of State

I became Head of State at 39 and at 42, I had retired into the farm. When it was considered necessary, I was drafted back into active political life after twenty years of interregnum. I came back at 62 and by 70, I was on my way out. Others like General Gowon and Enahoro became national leaders at 33 and 27 respectively and General Gowon at the helms of leadership of Nigeria at the highest level. The vigour, energy, agility, dynamism and outreach that the job of leadership of Nigeria requires at the very top may not be provided as a septuagenarian or older. I know that from personal experience. And it is glaring out of our current experiences.

Otherwise, we will be fed with, “The President says” and we will neither see nor hear him directly as we should. Yes, for some, age and physical and mental disposition are not in tandem.

But where and when they are with obvious evidence, they must be taken into account for purpose of reality. And yet it is a job in our present situation where the team leader or captain of the team should be up and doing, outgoing inside and outside and speaking to the nation on almost daily basis visibly and as much as possible interactively and meeting his colleagues all over the world on behalf of Nigeria.

Youth of Nigeria

Youth of Nigeria, your time has come, and it is now and please grasp it. If not now, it will be never. I appeal to you to turn the tide on its head and march forward chanting ‘Awa Lokan’ (Our turn) not with a sense of entitlement, but with a demonstrable ideological commitment to unity and transformation of Nigeria.

Leave The Past, Face The Future:

Can we let the past go? I appeal to the young Nigerians to stop inheriting other people’s prejudices and enemies. Make your own friends and stop inheriting your father’s enemies.

Let’s stop criminalising and demonising one another on the basis of the civil war on which we are all wrong. And let’s praise and thank God for preserving the oneness of Nigeria.

The Scripture says that if God would take account of all our wrongdoings, nobody would be able to stand before Him. While not suffering from amnesia, let us stop still fighting and reacting to the civil war in our hearts, minds, heads and our attitude acrimoniously.

Boko Haram

Let’s stop living on our different wrongs or mistakes of the past: treasonable felony, Tiv riot and its handling, first military coup and its aftermath, second military coup, araba, pogrom and the civil war, all in the 1960s. And more recently OPC, Egbesu, MASSOB, IPOB, Boko Haram and banditry. No region can claim to be innocent or to be saintly. And no justification will suffice. I

n our respective individual or regional positions, we have done right and we have done wrong. It is therefore not right for any of us to be sanctimonious to see ourselves as saints and the rest as devils incarnate.

Just let us agree to move forward together in mutual forgiveness, one accord, inclusive society, equality and equity. Together and without bias and discrimination, fear or favour, we can have Nigeria of one nation in diversity, in truth and in practice. Let us honour, cherish, respect and even celebrate our diversity which is the basis of our potential greatness and strength.

If we will only continue to harp on wrongs done by each of us individually or collectively, we will never be able to stand together. If we will continue with wide brush to paint a national or sub-national group as bad and never to be trusted with leadership because of past error or mistakes that some of them were responsible for and treat their offspring as inheritors, it will amount to great injustice that will surely lead to no peace, no security and no stability for development and progress.

First, no group is faultless; second, for the greatness of the whole, we need one another as constituents of the whole; third, we cannot be talking and working for Africa’s integration and for Nigeria’s disintegration at the same time. Why for instance should I be stigmatized or despised because of my place of origin, place of birth or where I come from? Where I was born, by whom I was born and when I was born were not choices made by me. They were choices and prerogatives of God.

Any antagonism against me on that basis is unfair and is tantamount to fighting against God, the Creator. Such derogatory attitude and mindset do not build any human institution let alone a nation. While not forgetting the past, let us put the past behind us for it not to continue to mar our present and our future and that of the coming generation. We must rise above primordial animalistic instincts and behaviour. Yes, we are human and higher than animals in the wild. Let us develop national ethos and national characteristics that can take us collectively to the promised.

Nigerian of Igbo

My dear young men and women, let me assure you that there are only two tribes of people in Nigeria a tribe of good people and a tribe of bad people. You are either a good Nigerian of Igbo extraction, Kanuri extraction, etc, or a bad Nigerian of Yoruba extraction, Ijaw extraction etc.

I will at this juncture want to commend the politicians as they have generally been reasonably civil in their campaigns without making politics as a call to war against opponents.

Genuine and fair competition conveys greater legitimacy in any political rivalry or competition. A situation where people in authority and power assume such positions through foul and despicable means and continue to espouse and act in ways that only engender conflict or war by subverting legitimacy of power and authority does not augur well for the polity and as such, the moral foundation of the government and the society will be terribly weakened.

May God

May God help, save, protect and sustain Nigeria for all Nigerians, for Africa and for the human race. We can only continue to play politics of ethnicity, religion, region and money bags at the peril of our country and to self-destruction. We need selfless, courageous, honest, patriotic, in short, outstanding leadership with character and fear of God beyond what we have had in recent past.

Peter Obi

None of the contestants is a saint but when one compares their character, antecedent, their understanding, knowledge, discipline and vitality that they can bring to bear and the great efforts required to stay focused on the job particularly looking at where the country is today and with the experience on the job that I personally had, Peter Obi as a mentee has an edge. Others like all of us have what they can contribute to the new dispensation to liberation, restoration and salvaging of Nigeria collectively.

North and South

One other important point to make about Peter is that he is a needle with thread attached to it from North and South and he may not get lost. In other words, he has people who can pull his ears, if and when necessary.

Needless to say that he has a young and able running mate with clean track record of achievement both in public and private life.

Credit: https://punchng.com/full-text-obasanjo-writes-letter-to-nigerians-endorses-peter-obi/
Christianity Etc › Re: Obviously, Living Is A God (good) Vs Satan (evil) War by budaatum: 6:03pm On Jan 11, 2023
Dtruthspeaker:
eg don't take the meat in Mummy's pot vs take the meat "nothing will happen Satan says."
I'm sure mummy's whip will tell you not to listen to imaginary beings if you truly are a normal thinking person who observes.
Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 5:53pm On Jan 11, 2023
Jashub:
Disrespect. Once a man is disrespected in anyway, the relationship is as good as dead
He disrespected me so I found a man who respects me.

Christianity Etc › Re: JW 027 Common Myths About Virgin Giving Birth by budaatum: 5:50pm On Jan 11, 2023
MaxInDHouse:
Jesus was born 2023 years ago but tales of virgin giving birth has been in pagan traditions in other nations centuries before then.

So wait and find out why it's so! smiley
Same reason as the tale of Jesus' virgin birth. It's how gods have been created since the beginning of time, though why many trust the narrative is highly amusing considering many wouldn't trust the word of a woman in most instances.
Romance › Re: What Can Slowly End A Relationship? by budaatum: 5:43pm On Jan 11, 2023
Distrust. Once trust dies, any meaningful relationship dies with it.
Crime › Re: How Pastor Fakes His Own K!dnap, Collects Ransom From Church Members by budaatum: 4:36pm On Jan 11, 2023
Had to borrow. Hope you don't mind.
Christianity Etc › Re: President Trump Has Blown The Last Trump. by budaatum: 4:35pm On Jan 11, 2023
tctrills:
More than anything, beware of fake pastors.
Guys like these are the most dangerous people on our planet.
thequesttimes1:
A Pastor with ECWA, in the Bishara 3 Jenta Area in Jos, Plateau State, Pastor Albarka Sukuya, connived with a syndicate and faked his kidnap on numerous occasions, while collecting ransom from church members.

The Police Command in Plateau has arrested the pastor who allegedly kidnapped himself several times, before collecting ransom from members of his congregation.

DSP Alfred Alabo, the Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of the Command, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Jos.

Alabo said that the suspect was arrested by the police in November 2022.

https://www.thequesttimes.com/how-pastor-fakes-his-own-kidnap-collects-ransom-from-church-members/
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by budaatum: 5:39am On Jan 11, 2023

Politics › Re: Nigerians! Do You Need A Working Country by budaatum: 12:01am On Jan 11, 2023
optionalY09:
That’s part of the good sense we need. But there is need for competent leadership and we all Know Omoyele is competent.

And the bible said you know what is right do it
I am not part of your "we", as I know nothing of the sort, and my Bible does not tell me anything about Omoyele's competence.

Perhaps provide some evidence instead of asking me to believe you and your Bible.
Phones › Re: Has Elon Musk Deleted Twitter Account Of SA's Official Opposition Party? (PICS) by budaatum:
Kajafoc:
u are wrong O

ELON MUSK is Still Twitter King
So, he can just delete the twitter handle of any party he wants and you'd be okay with that I guess until he deletes the twitter handle of the party you support I suppose.
Politics › Re: Nigerians! Do You Need A Working Country by budaatum: 7:06pm On Jan 10, 2023
Nigerians who want a working Nigeria will work to make Nigeria work instead of voting for someone else to make Nigeria work for them.

optionalY09:
If you need a working Nigeria - Go and vote Omoyele Sowore then thank me latter.

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