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Lagos wae na tout be the tax force, law enforcement, lawsma.

What's so annoying is that the police in some areas have a percentage they get from the tax force thats why they look else where and turn blind eye if you are humiliated and ridiculed by the tax force.

So when they tax they add the police percentage inside .

An organized crime syndicate in collaboration with the police and lawsma and the tax force

What atiku money can do does not exist.

Trust me he is banking on the promise of atiku for a political Ministerial slot or an ambassador slot or a director slot.

He knows how obi doesn't appoint any how person , you contest for him or not, obi always will choose integrity over interest.

Reno
Kenneth
Ffk
Bawal

All in same ship.

Where breakfast is that where we support. Stomach infrastructure

From transport experience to transport GOMBE STATE to THE RENEWED HOPE PROMISE LAND.

GOMBE STATE OVER TO YOU.. ON HIS MANDATE YOU SHALL STAND 😂😂😂

As long as a Southern man is their presidential candidate APC will choose a northern man as their national chairman.


THIS IS THE BALANCE..


WAITING DAE SWEET ME NA THE COLLATION PARTY.

2027 GO SWEET

Football money is Temporal but the cashout dae long pas ritual money na why you should consider it a Business.

Its not about playing for the biggest team and making a name its all about highest bidder.

Most players discovered this after making name that's why they rushed to china and arab emirates to play and make billions of naira.

Oscar the young Brazilian discovered this as well

Also footballs is very age sensitive once you approach 30 you are no longer rated.

So at your 20-27 play for top teams make the nameby 28-35 go for the emirates or chinese team and cash out.

Football money is temporal but the money dae long


As you dae plan so no go marry one oyimbo woman oh.. no allow white woman fall in love with you , those creatures have destroyed alot of footballers , dem dae clear all the achievement and investment of most footballers.

As you dae plan so avoid white woman., Marry anything outside white woman even if you wan marry, ensure na prenup.

Those women no dae carry clear eyes enter marriage oh..na business dem dae so..

Divorce and cashout

Doings.

Seem this south eastern governor's have a whatsapp group that they motivate themselves to do better .

Its more of a competition.

While other states are looting, this governor's are doing the basic duty of a government needful.

Even if dem wan loot at least show workings

So i will become ANIOMIA MAN. 😂😂😂

Capital my hometown... Asaba


So we dat are bearing delta state as our state of origin, and asaba as our hometown, we will change all our government documents to Anomia state

Pictures pictures pictures pictures

Or i didn't believe it

Bandit and Boko Haram will kidnap their victim and post it

They will make video and post it

They will attack barracks and raid town and post it.

But when the media and soldiers claim they killed this and that they wont post it

No picture evidence, no video just writeup.


But bandit will have peace meeting and post it

Politician go COme una go use tribalism dae rub him car

Commendable and very loudable.

But why now after three years.

Your first year in office you didn't hesitate to increase lawyers salary because you know the role they played and rigged for you via twisting electorial laws to favor you.

Its commendable

Even a couples salvation is independent

Election that is already over

Apc has over 30+ governors
Apc has the highest senate
Apc has the highest house of reps
Apc has the highest local government

To top it all the

chief justice is appointed by tinubu
INEC CHAIRMAN appointed by tinubu
Inspector general appointed by tinubu


Then

Manual collation is a clause inducted by the tinubu house of reps and signed into law in less than 24 hrs by tinubu.

Opposition are not even strong opposition still playing politics between obi and atiku


The north trying to get into power again saying obi should. Vice atiku.

Adc knowng fully well who Nigerian wants but still wants to play politics.

Pdp already a dead party not willing to merge and form a strong formidable party system to battle the president party.

So nothing is stoping tinubu from coming back .. vote will count at the pollen unit but a new vote will be recounted at collation centers and figures changed

CONFIDENCE LOVES SUNLIGHT ☀️. FEAR PREFERS “AFTER COLLATION” 😏

The most dangerous part of the new electoral bill is not electronic transmission 📱. That phrase was added to sound progressive 💁‍♀️. The real danger is this clause: “In the event of network issues or other transmission impediments, the manually completed and signed INEC result form shall serve as the official result” 📝.

That one sentence quietly does three things 🤔:
- It elevates paper over technology 📄
- It legalizes delay 🕰️
- It re-opens the exact loophole Nigerians have been suffering from 😔

So yes, it is electronic but with an escape route 🚪. Let’s bring this down from grammar to Nigerian street reality 🌆.

HOW ELECTIONS REALLY WORK ON THE STREET 🗣️
Election day 🌞. You wake up early 🕰️.
You queue under sun ☀️.
You vote 🗳️.
Votes are counted in front of everyone 👥.
Party agents agree 🤝.
INEC writes it on EC8A 📝.
At that moment, your vote is still alive 💪.

Then someone says: “Network no dey” 😏. Under this new law, that sentence is enough 🤷‍♂️.
No upload 📤.
No timestamp 🕰️.
No public record 📊.
Paper now becomes king again 👑 and the result must travel 🚗.

AND ON THAT JOURNEY… 🚗
That EC8A can be 🤔:
- Taken “for verification” 🔍
- Cancelled and rewritten 📝
- Corrected without witnesses 😶
- Replaced with a cleaner version 💁‍♀️
- Declared invalid later 😔

By then, voters are already at home 🏠.

COLLATION CENTER REALITY 🏢
At ward and LGA collation 🤝:
- Police are present 👮
- Party big men are present 👔
- Ordinary voters are not 😔

This is where 🤔:
- Figures are “adjusted” 📊
- Results are “harmonized” 🤝
- Disputes are “settled” 🛠️
- Winners are “finalized” 🏆

All paper 📄. All legal ✅. All protected by that clause 🤐.

iREV STORY 📱
Hours later 🕰️. Sometimes days later 🕰️. Some results upload 📤. Some don’t 😔. Some never will 😶. When you ask: “Why didn’t my polling unit upload?” 🤔 The answer is ready-made: “Network issue” 😏. Conversation over 🙅‍♂️.

BVAS — STRONG WHEN IT SUITS THEM 🤖
BVAS works perfectly 😎:
- To stop accreditation 🚫
- To delay voters 🕰️
- To frustrate turnout 😔

But when it’s time to upload results? 📤 Suddenly it’s unreliable 😂. Funny how technology only fails after voting ends 😏.

WHY PEOPLE STOP VOTING 😔
Vote apathy is not laziness 😴. It is learned behaviour 🤓. People have learned this lesson: Your vote counts at the polling unit but changes on the road 😔. After two or three elections like this, people stay home 🏠.

WHY BALLOT SNATCHING STILL MAKES SENSE 😔
With this system 🤖:
- Disrupting voting still helps 😔
- Cancelling results still helps 😔
- Snatching ballot boxes still helps 😔

Because paper can always be rewritten later 📝.

THE BILLION-NAIRA INSULT 😡
Nigeria will spend billions 💸:
- On BVAS devices 🤖
- On election logistics 🚗
- On “technology-driven elections” 💻

Only for the final authority to rest on manual paper collation 📄. That is not reform 😔. That is expensive deception 😂. High-tech money 💸. Low-trust process 🤷‍♂️. You cannot run a 21st-century election on 19th-century trust 😏.

NOW ENTER 2027 🤔
2027 is not just another election year 🗳️. It is a pressure point 🤯. Nigeria is entering it with 😔:
- Deep voter fatigue 😴
- Rising hardship 😔
- A younger population that feels cheated 😡
- Shrinking trust in institutions 😔

In such an environment, election credibility is not optional , it is national stability infrastructure 🏗️. When elections lack credibility 😔:
- People withdraw 😔
- Losers reject results 😡
- Winners lack legitimacy 😔
- Courts replace ballots ⚖️
- Streets become louder than polling units 😡

That’s how instability starts quietly 😔.

THE TRUTH NO ONE WANTS TO SAY 😏
If a party truly has 😎:
- Millions of supporters 👥
- Majority control 💪
- Nationwide popularity 🌎

Then real-time transmission should be proof, not a threat 😏. Transparency is not risky to the popular 💪. It is risky only to those who benefit from darkness 😔.

FINAL STREET TRUTH 😏
Nigerians are not asking for miracles ✨. They are asking for elections where 🤔:
- Votes don’t change while travelling 🚫
- Results don’t mature at collation centers 😏
- Winners don’t fear verification 🔍

This is not about party 🤝. It is about process 📊. Nations don’t collapse only through coups 😔. Some collapse quietly when citizens stop believing voting matters 😔.

If 2027 is to be peaceful, legitimate, and respected 🙏, transparency must move from promise to practice 💡. Sunlight is not the enemy of democracy ☀️. It is its only defense 🛡️. Good afternoon to all actual progressives 🇳🇬✊.

CONFIDENCE LOVES SUNLIGHT ☀️. FEAR PREFERS “AFTER COLLATION” 😏

The most dangerous part of the new electoral bill is not electronic transmission 📱. That phrase was added to sound progressive 💁‍♀️. The real danger is this clause: “In the event of network issues or other transmission impediments, the manually completed and signed INEC result form shall serve as the official result” 📝.

That one sentence quietly does three things 🤔:
- It elevates paper over technology 📄
- It legalizes delay 🕰️
- It re-opens the exact loophole Nigerians have been suffering from 😔

So yes, it is electronic but with an escape route 🚪. Let’s bring this down from grammar to Nigerian street reality 🌆.

HOW ELECTIONS REALLY WORK ON THE STREET 🗣️
Election day 🌞. You wake up early 🕰️. You queue under sun ☀️. You vote 🗳️. Votes are counted in front of everyone 👥. Party agents agree 🤝. INEC writes it on EC8A 📝. At that moment, your vote is still alive 💪.

Then someone says: “Network no dey” 😏. Under this new law, that sentence is enough 🤷‍♂️. No upload 📤. No timestamp 🕰️. No public record 📊. Paper now becomes king again 👑 — and the result must travel 🚗.

AND ON THAT JOURNEY… 🚗
That EC8A can be 🤔:
- Taken “for verification” 🔍
- Cancelled and rewritten 📝
- Corrected without witnesses 😶
- Replaced with a cleaner version 💁‍♀️
- Declared invalid later 😔

By then, voters are already at home 🏠.

COLLATION CENTER REALITY 🏢
At ward and LGA collation 🤝:
- Police are present 👮
- Party big men are present 👔
- Ordinary voters are not 😔

This is where 🤔:
- Figures are “adjusted” 📊
- Results are “harmonized” 🤝
- Disputes are “settled” 🛠️
- Winners are “finalized” 🏆

All paper 📄. All legal ✅. All protected by that clause 🤐.

iREV STORY 📱
Hours later 🕰️. Sometimes days later 🕰️. Some results upload 📤. Some don’t 😔. Some never will 😶. When you ask: “Why didn’t my polling unit upload?” 🤔 The answer is ready-made: “Network issue” 😏. Conversation over 🙅‍♂️.

BVAS — STRONG WHEN IT SUITS THEM 🤖
BVAS works perfectly 😎:
- To stop accreditation 🚫
- To delay voters 🕰️
- To frustrate turnout 😔

But when it’s time to upload results? 📤 Suddenly it’s unreliable 😂. Funny how technology only fails after voting ends 😏.

WHY PEOPLE STOP VOTING 😔
Vote apathy is not laziness 😴. It is learned behaviour 🤓. People have learned this lesson: Your vote counts at the polling unit but changes on the road 😔. After two or three elections like this, people stay home 🏠.

WHY BALLOT SNATCHING STILL MAKES SENSE 😔
With this system 🤖:
- Disrupting voting still helps 😔
- Cancelling results still helps 😔
- Snatching ballot boxes still helps 😔

Because paper can always be rewritten later 📝.

THE BILLION-NAIRA INSULT 😡
Nigeria will spend billions 💸:
- On BVAS devices 🤖
- On election logistics 🚗
- On “technology-driven elections” 💻

Only for the final authority to rest on manual paper collation 📄. That is not reform 😔. That is expensive deception 😂. High-tech money 💸. Low-trust process 🤷‍♂️. You cannot run a 21st-century election on 19th-century trust 😏.

NOW ENTER 2027 🤔
2027 is not just another election year 🗳️. It is a pressure point 🤯. Nigeria is entering it with 😔:
- Deep voter fatigue 😴
- Rising hardship 😔
- A younger population that feels cheated 😡
- Shrinking trust in institutions 😔

In such an environment, election credibility is not optional , it is national stability infrastructure 🏗️. When elections lack credibility 😔:
- People withdraw 😔
- Losers reject results 😡
- Winners lack legitimacy 😔
- Courts replace ballots ⚖️
- Streets become louder than polling units 😡

That’s how instability starts — quietly 😔.

THE TRUTH NO ONE WANTS TO SAY 😏
If a party truly has 😎:
- Millions of supporters 👥
- Majority control 💪
- Nationwide popularity 🌎

Then real-time transmission should be proof, not a threat 😏. Transparency is not risky to the popular 💪. It is risky only to those who benefit from darkness 😔.

Nigerians are not asking for miracles ✨. They are asking for elections where 🤔:
- Votes don’t change while travelling 🚫
- Results don’t mature at collation centers 😏
- Winners don’t fear verification 🔍

This is not about party 🤝. It is about process 📊. Nations don’t collapse only through coups 😔. Some collapse quietly when citizens stop believing voting matters 😔.

If 2027 is to be peaceful, legitimate, and respected 🙏, transparency must move from promise to practice 💡. Sunlight is not the enemy of democracy ☀️. It is its only defense 🛡️. Good afternoon to all actual progressives 🇳🇬✊.

Ujhwhw..okay I will advice you


I relocated to lagos since December 2nd last year.

My observations were it was very smelly , because of the drainages were bad , people pop inside those drainages and due to pouring of dirt inside the drainages are dirty and causes bad odur in the city.

Secondly it messes with your mental sanity because if you are the working type. You need to wakeup very early as 4am to bath so you can beat early hours traffic and get to work ontime and also that's the time you get cheap transport.

Houses are very expensive to rent in Lagos , even with one million naira you can't get a good apartment.

Transportation is mostly expensive in the evening due to crowd so no standard transport... Place you spent 500 in the morning you can spend 1500 in the evening.

You won't have time to cook so you eat outside constantly.

Avoid some areas because some area boys can take advantages of you and collect your valuables.

Foodstuffs are expensive.

There is light tho in some places like lekki axis where in stay.

You get good pay and high pay in lagos.. opportunity are there but you must hustle.

If you want to survive in Lagos .. plan well, live below your means , see how u can connect with people who are far ahead of you so that they will give you advice.

Most importantly learn to mind your business and be very cautious of your surroundings and self because small loose guard you don loose your item.



The major issue I believe Lagos government should intervene is the cost of house rent.

You may be earning 600k but house rent will eat half of your yearly earnings .. dedent house is from 2.5m with estate charges.

Cheaper houses are far but transport will eat your money and also traffic.


So no good road networks like the northern part so that why traffic is normally constant.


Money dae Lagos oh but the town has a way it takes it back if you don't plan well

Terrorist sympathizers

Great brother.

Next time you will be great 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Government meant to protect lives and properties yet government is gambling with lives in the hands of bandits and forcefully robbing citizens of their properties.

See senators and the president negotiating with terrirost who kills Nigerian citizens, abduct them, make so many indigens and villagers homes and displaced, being sympathize by the government.



Then on the other hand wike and other governor's like the one located in lagos grabbing lands and demolishing people's sweat and money they used years to rebuild.

Some are even retired ,. No sympathy of where the will start from, where they next meal will come from, who will give them a roof over their head...


Land grabbers and terrirost sympathisers..

Nigeria we hail thee

For decades, the *forefathers of other tribes planted one poisonous seed:*

*“Don’t trust an Igbo man… an Igbo man will sell Nigeria.”*

But look around today

*Who owns the oil wells?*
*Who controls the military hierarchy?*
*Who dominates the political circle?*
*Who decides the allocation of national wealth?*

It is not the Igbo man.

The same people who warned the nation to *“fear the Igbo”* are the ones *harvesting Nigeria’s resources* like a private estate, keeping millions in poverty while *preaching unity on national TV.*

Meanwhile, the Igbo man the one they claimed would *“sell the country”* is the one *building businesses,* *industries, markets, and jobs from nothing.*

*The one who rises without federal power,*

*survives without government support,* and *thrives without national appointments.*


Here is the tragedy:

The biggest “mistake” an Igbo man made was not *Biafra…*
was not *politics…*
was not *commerce…*

It was simply *being born in Nigeria* a country where the system is already beating him *1–0* before the *match even starts.*

In *65 years of independence,* the *Igbo have ruled Nigeria for barely six months*

yet they *carry the weight of suspicion* as if they ruled for sixty years.

They are policed the hardest.
*Judged the fastest.*
*Suspected the quickest.*
*Punished the easiest.*

Because the truth is bitter:

*Nigeria does not fear the Igbo man because he is a threat*

Nigeria fears him because he *succeeds without permission.*

And any *system that cannot control you…*
will always try to silence you.

*“When a people are denied power but blamed for a nation’s failures, injustice becomes tradition and equality becomes a myth.”*

READ THIS SLOWLY…

*THE REALITY ABOUT NNAMDI KANU’S JUDGMENT AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR NIGERIA*

Sometimes, a country shows you the truth about itself without shouting.
What happened today is one of those moments.

Whether you love Nnamdi Kanu or you disagree with him, remove emotions first and look at the bigger picture — what happened today goes far beyond one man.

It speaks to how Nigeria works, who gets justice, who gets mercy, and who must be *“taught a lesson.”*

Let’s be honest with ourselves…

When *Boko Haram terrorists* surrender, they *rehabilitate them.*
They give them food, clothing, training, a new life.
Some are even *enrolled into the army.*

When *Fulani bandits* kill villagers, kidnap school children, burn buses…
Government negotiates with them.
They call them *“stakeholders.”*
They *protect their identity.*

But *when an Igbo agitator* talks about *self-determination* not bombing people, not kidnapping, not killing *suddenly the full weight of the entire system comes down like thunder.*

*One law for some people*
*Another law for others.*
*And we all know it*

*Today’s judgment* might be “legal,” but let’s not deceive ourselves *it didn’t feel just*

Because we’ve seen worse crimes forgiven.
We’ve seen *killers granted amnesty.*
We’ve seen *terrorists treated like prodigal sons returning home.*
But when it comes to the *Southeast,* everything becomes *“show power.”*

This is why many Igbos feel targeted.
Not because they love trouble…
But because the pattern has been too consistent.

From *MASSOB to IPOB…*
From *Operation Python Dance* to *selective federal appointments…*
From *political exclusion* to *constant military presence…*

The *Southeast has always received the iron hand.*

And today didn’t break that pattern.
It reinforced it.

And let’s be truthful…
*People noticed the optics.*

*A Yoruba judge.*
*A Yoruba prosecutor.*
*An Igbo defendant in a political case.*
*A federal government with long history of tension with the Southeast.*

Even if they were fair, the perception alone destroys trust.
*Justice is not only about judgment it is about transparency and balance.*

Once people begin to feel that a system is already against them, every ruling becomes suspect.

*But here is the real truth we don’t want to admit:*

This was never about *Nnamdi Kanu alone.*
*It was about sending a message.*

A message to an entire region:
*“Do not question Nigeria’s structure.”*
*“Do not talk about self-determination.”*

*“Do not demand equality or restructuring.”*

*“Know your place.”*

That’s what many people heard today.

*Not a court decision.*
*But a warning.*

The irony is that *Nigeria keeps saying it wants unity.*
But unity cannot grow where there is *selective justice.*
Unity cannot survive *double standards.*
Unity cannot exist when *forgiveness is reserved for some people while punishment is reserved for others.*

You cannot *pamper terrorists and jail agitators for life.*

It doesn’t make sense.
And it doesn’t build peace.

At the end of the day, *today’s judgment didn’t heal Nigeria.*

It *opened old wounds again.*
It reminded *one region that their cries don’t carry weight.*

And it proved, once more, that *this country still has a long way to go* before we can talk about fairness.

What happened today will not silence anyone.
It will only make more people ask deeper questions about justice, equality, and the future of this country.

Because *Kanu may be one man*
but the *issues he raised belong to millions.*

Read that again.

READ THIS SLOWLY…

*THE REALITY ABOUT NNAMDI KANU’S JUDGMENT AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR NIGERIA*

Sometimes, a country shows you the truth about itself without shouting.
What happened today is one of those moments.

Whether you love Nnamdi Kanu or you disagree with him, remove emotions first and look at the bigger picture — what happened today goes far beyond one man.

It speaks to how Nigeria works, who gets justice, who gets mercy, and who must be *“taught a lesson.”*

Let’s be honest with ourselves…

When *Boko Haram terrorists* surrender, they *rehabilitate them.*
They give them food, clothing, training, a new life.
Some are even *enrolled into the army.*

When *Fulani bandits* kill villagers, kidnap school children, burn buses…
Government negotiates with them.
They call them *“stakeholders.”*
They *protect their identity.*

But *when an Igbo agitator* talks about *self-determination* not bombing people, not kidnapping, not killing *suddenly the full weight of the entire system comes down like thunder.*

*One law for some people*
*Another law for others.*
*And we all know it*

*Today’s judgment* might be “legal,” but let’s not deceive ourselves *it didn’t feel just*

Because we’ve seen worse crimes forgiven.
We’ve seen *killers granted amnesty.*
We’ve seen *terrorists treated like prodigal sons returning home.*
But when it comes to the *Southeast,* everything becomes *“show power.”*

This is why many Igbos feel targeted.
Not because they love trouble…
But because the pattern has been too consistent.

From *MASSOB to IPOB…*
From *Operation Python Dance* to *selective federal appointments…*
From *political exclusion* to *constant military presence…*

The *Southeast has always received the iron hand.*

And today didn’t break that pattern.
It reinforced it.

And let’s be truthful…
*People noticed the optics.*

*A Yoruba judge.*
*A Yoruba prosecutor.*
*An Igbo defendant in a political case.*
*A federal government with long history of tension with the Southeast.*

Even if they were fair, the perception alone destroys trust.
*Justice is not only about judgment it is about transparency and balance.*

Once people begin to feel that a system is already against them, every ruling becomes suspect.

*But here is the real truth we don’t want to admit:*

This was never about *Nnamdi Kanu alone.*
*It was about sending a message.*

A message to an entire region:
*“Do not question Nigeria’s structure.”*
*“Do not talk about self-determination.”*

*“Do not demand equality or restructuring.”*

*“Know your place.”*

That’s what many people heard today.

*Not a court decision.*
*But a warning.*

The irony is that *Nigeria keeps saying it wants unity.*
But unity cannot grow where there is *selective justice.*
Unity cannot survive *double standards.*
Unity cannot exist when *forgiveness is reserved for some people while punishment is reserved for others.*

You cannot *pamper terrorists and jail agitators for life.*

It doesn’t make sense.
And it doesn’t build peace.

At the end of the day, *today’s judgment didn’t heal Nigeria.*

It *opened old wounds again.*
It reminded *one region that their cries don’t carry weight.*

And it proved, once more, that *this country still has a long way to go* before we can talk about fairness.

What happened today will not silence anyone.
It will only make more people ask deeper questions about justice, equality, and the future of this country.

Because *Kanu may be one man*
but the *issues he raised belong to millions.*

Read that again.

North embracing terrorism


Religion has become a convenient weapon to mask darker motives land grabbing, domination, and displacement.


When faith is used to brainwash young men into killing innocent people, it’s no longer about belief in God

*it’s about power, territory, and control.*

That’s why 12 states in the North embracing Sharia isn’t just a religious expression *it reflects how deeply the system itself is structured to favor one side.*


And those of us who live in these regions know the reality: you sleep with one eye open, because once that chant of “Allahu Akbar” starts, blood will flow, and it’s often Christians who pay the price.

So yes, while faith is the rallying cry, the true battle is over land, influence, and complete dominance and religion is just the banner they wave while doing it.

What many don’t realize is how deeply Sharia law shapes life in the northern states.


It’s not just a religious code *it’s a system that governs society, justice, and even politics*

Once adopted into state law, *it begins to influence who gets protection, who gets silenced, and whose rights can quietly disappear.*

In practice, this has created a divided environment:
*where Christians often live under fear, where justice is not equal, and where religion is used to justify social control.*

It has given *extremist elements the moral cover to persecute, intimidate, and displace entire communities*

all while hiding under the banner of faith.

This is why many say the problem goes beyond insecurity; *it’s a structural imbalance that has allowed violence and fear to take deep root.*


*Until Nigeria finds the courage to separate religion from state power, peace will remain fragile, and the cry of the oppressed will keep echoing unanswered.*


*Christain communities will be wiped out from the face of the northern Nigeria* since it's backed up by sharia.


That's why the northern governor's don't cry out because they are Muslims and sharia supports jehiad

DHaran:
Those who has written their exams, please how many questions are we expecting?

30 questions

Hausa:
What network and browser are u using, and which device?

mtn.....chrome

i no move oh but it was soo high that am moving

it has logged me out ...only 7 questions

Hausa:
Asking for a friend.
Are you using a laptop or mobile?

laptop oh....phone is automatic disqualification

wish me luck