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I laugh at those who hope on Dangote. Which coastal logistics again are the talking about? Please, can someone explain what coastal logistics are to me? |
angelboy01:Eyeneck and sister judiciary are the electorate, remember. |
richmond500:In the last days, iniquity will abound.... It will get worse bro. |
SmartPolician:He is a wolf in sheep clothing. |
untoldtruth:Oh, really? So how did Othman Dan Fodio spread islam? How did Muhammad spread islam? Why can't you guys take responsibility for your actions for once!! Thank GOD say you no blame Israel for this. |
CyynthiaKiss:People naturally attack the truth or the genuine things. Any kingdom divided against itself will not stand. They are all of the same kingdom, but different fronts. That's why they attack Christ Jesus and Christianity. |
Jakumo:Talk till tomorrow, security is the sole responsibility of the president. Tinubu even "fought" and lambasted GEJ because of insecurity. Do you know better than Tinubu?
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Sirleo05:Na today?
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Amotolongbo:Sex is solely for the married. Not everyone desires fornication or adultery. Adultery and fornication are not enjoyment. Sex has its attendant consequences. May GOD grant her loved ones the grace to hear this loss. |
What sovereignty does Nigeria have? |
GorillaApp:Evil will visit anyone and everyone who does it or supports it. They support evil now because of political and tribal affiliation. I laugh loud at them. |
Hypnotise:Nigerian security would deal with any community that defends itself. Someone killed his attacker in self-defence and was sentenced to death. |
Taich:Exactly. That's why I laugh at those who enthrone or support evil. It finds a way of paying homage to them or their people later in life. |
Imagine if GEJ or Peter is the president while these genocide against Nigerians is going on. Imagine what Tinubu and his supporters would have been saying by now. |
Burob:As new recruit wey you be, the N25k dey shark you now. Veteran defenders of corruption, those who started this work before you, done see somethings and mellow down. Dem go dey laugh at you now. |
brain54:Agbadorians, Agbadoists, and APC supporters you meant to say. Unfortunately, nothing to play on for these guys. If you differ, ask Bwala. |
muykem:So bros how has Tinubu’s economics bettered the lives of an average Nigerians? |
Dogalmighty17:Fake news. Mods should ban this guy abeg. |
Which Mossad? Na their verified page be that? M9ssad done become market union for una eyes? |
Where are all those who made noise about insecurity during Jonathan's regime? The insecurity now stinks. Why no noise? What changed? |
dexmond:Was he not the who called out GEJ for insecurity? |
simpleseyi:Bwala was was correct after all. |
I AM ASHAMED — Two First Ladies, Two Silences, One Nigeria By Madam Wahala Reports I am ashamed. Not because Nigeria lacks strong women. Not because Nigeria lacks voices. But because in the middle of killings, kidnappings, terrorism and banditry, the silence from the highest places is louder than the gunshots. So let’s talk honestly. Let’s compare two First Ladies — not by fashion, not by grammar, not by class — but by presence, courage, and public empathy. Patience Jonathan: Mocked, But Present Many Nigerians laughed at Patience Jonathan when she was First Lady. They mocked her accent. They turned her speeches into memes. They reduced her emotions to jokes. But history cannot lie. When the Chibok girls were kidnapped, Patience Jonathan did not hide. She: Cried publicly Called meetings Spoke to the nation Kept the issue in the public space Used her position to force attention on the pain Yes, her words were sometimes clumsy. Yes, social media laughed. But she showed up. She made it impossible for Nigeria to pretend nothing happened. She carried the pain loudly — even when it cost her dignity in public opinion. Her weakness was style. Her strength was presence. The Present First Lady: Dignified, But Distant Today, Nigeria is facing: Relentless killings School kidnappings Terror attacks Banditry Communities wiped out Families destroyed Yet, what do we mostly see? Silence. Not noise. Not outrage. Not visible advocacy. Not national emotional leadership. This does not mean the current First Lady is a bad person. But it does mean that her public role in times of national pain feels absent. We see ceremony. We see calm. We see dignity. But in a country bleeding this much, dignity without voice starts to feel like distance. The Uncomfortable Question Let’s be honest: If Patience Jonathan were still First Lady today, would Nigeria be this quiet emotionally? Based on her record, the answer is simple: No. She would have spoken. She would have cried. She would have called attention. She would have made the suffering impossible to ignore. People might mock her again. Twitter might trend her again. But silence would not be our national response. This Is Bigger Than Two Women This is not about: Grammar Class Sophistication Packaging It is about whether power still feels human. Nigeria today is worse off in security than it was years ago. But our public empathy from the top feels weaker. That is the real shame. We used to have a First Lady who was imperfect but emotionally present. Now we have better packaging — but less visible compassion. Why I Am Ashamed I am ashamed because: A nation can be burning and those at the top can remain comfortable People can be dying and leadership can remain quiet Fear can spread and empathy can go missing We can normalize silence in the face of tragedy Patience Jonathan was mocked — but she stood in the storm. Today, we have silence — and call it composure. But let’s be honest: Silence is not leadership. Distance is not compassion. And dignity is not a substitute for courage. Nigeria does not just need governance. Nigeria needs visible humanity from those closest to power. And that is why I say it again: I am ashamed. Not of the women. Not of Nigerians. But of a system where the country is bleeding, and empathy has gone quiet. “If our leaders stay silent while the nation bleeds, whose responsibility is it to speak — them or us?” It’s short I am ashamed...I am ashamed....I am ashamed.. Copied. https://www.facebook.com/100094232254031/photos/i-am-ashamed-two-first-ladies-two-silences-one-nigeria-by-madam-wahala-reportsi-/761796913638044/?_rdr
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LordBiden:Please how did he make the money you asserted that he should enjoy? |
nairalanda1:But unfortunately bandits, and boko haram attack fulani herdsmen and steal their cows. Hence the AK 47. Sorry for wasting my time with you. |
grandstar:So their fear for rustling of cattle worth over 30m should necessitate carrying arms? You make this same excuse for those killed by terrorists? |
Sirmwill:Wrong!! All I seeis a very weak and tribalistic president who applies the law selectively. Can any Igboman be allowed by this government to do this? |
At the same time, the president issued a firm warning to Fubara, insisting that political seniority and structures must be respected. One source quoted Tinubu as drawing a comparison with Lagos State politics, saying: “Is Babajide Sanwo-Olu my leader in Lagos, or was Babatunde Fashola my leader when he was governor?” Going by the above, Odili and not wike should be tje political leader of Rivers State, deciding who becomes the governor and who gets what in Rivers State. See what Agbadorians and Agbadoists support. |
SisterAnn:How did he make the money? Could he afford private jet charter or ownership before he became a governor? |
Belurved1:Whose money was used to foot the bills there? |
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