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WiszyFraud:
Lool


This is now getting out of hand.

They keep parading this world cup like they’re the first country to win it.

We didn’t see this unnecessary show offs when France won it beating even more stronger opponents.

Ronaldo fan spotted

Lewisjohnson:
Ewedu nd Amala hav Swapped der names to Igbo Names,,
Am nt surprised,,
It's Ewedu nd Amala handwork

you dey craze? Can't you see the shapes of their heads. Dem be your brothers, confirmed yanmirins

Borntosmoke:
Igbo

amaka

IpobAntidote:
As expected.

they no dey disappoint

This one just dey do notice me for internet

everythinggirly:
Hmmm... Why Babcock?

don't mind them jare. Come let's go inside, let me show you something that I boughted for you

N3TRAL:
That you see the Chief Justice of Nigeria on a wheelchair headed to a foreign country for checkup is not enough evidence to destroy the reputation of someone's father and grandfather who has been faithful to Allah.

The wheel chair even looks like what is used to aid the movement of aged people when they can't walk long distances.

If the Chief Justice had anything to hide, he wouldn't use the departure wing that ordinary Nigerians use. You won't even see when he travels.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria has paid his dues and young Muslim lawyers like me aspire to be like him.

He has defended Sharia and lived by the commandment of Allah regarding justice. You will never ridicule Islam and go Scot free . Never.

The seeds of the fake news will germinate and the tournament will be played home and away.

It will be televised on CNN, BBC and Al Jazeera.

Pray for disobidiots will top Twitter hashtags.

Putin and Zelensky will be relieved that the media has shifted from them.

Green 💚 Red ♥️ Green 💚 will replace Yellow 🟡 and 🔵 as profile pictures 😡.

For the umpteenth time, wetin una find una go see.

Allah 'Akbar ♥️


الله أكبر 💣 🔥

see as you carry the matter for head dey sweat simply because the man na Muslim like you. No allow high blood pressure to kill you for nothing o, you better calm down, nobody sabi you for Nigeria

A whole chief justice of Nigeria acting yeye drama on international stage. Nigeria na daily cruise, even God just dey laugh us.

The shape of his head though

His name is Eric Fru Nji a member of Lagos is a no man's land and developers of the world

This Keyamo is nothing but a very big disappointment.

*The Economist* said a _“chaotically organized vote and messy count”_ gave Nigeria a new president.

*The Financial Times* said in an editorial comment that our presidential election was _“deeply flawed”_ and the winner _“a wealthy political fixer.”_

*The Guardian of U.K.* described the winner as _“an immensely wealthy veteran powerbroker trailed by corruption allegations which he denies.”_

*The New York Times* described him as _“a divisive figure in Nigerian politics.”_

*Robert Rotberg,* founding director of the Harvard Kennedy School's programme on intrastate conflict, wrote an opinion for *Canada's influential Globe and Mail*; its headline: _“Bola Tinubu's election is another triumph for Nigeria's corrupt old guard.”_

*The Times of London* was the most disrespectful. It used this very bad phrase: _“a wealthy kleptocratic 'godfather' of politics”_ to describe the person who will replace our very clean Buhari on May 29, 2023. As bad as those characterizations are, they are not as damaging as the Financial Times' revelation that it personally _“witnessed armed men remove a presidential ballot box in Surulere, Lagos”_ on Election Day.

*The CNN* last Friday played back a part of Bola Tinubu's acceptance speech where he described what he got as _“a serious mandate.”_ A CNN anchor then asked if it _“was really a mandate”_ with less than 10 percent of the registered voters behind it. He must be wondering what kind of people are these? The CNN and that anchor were not the only ones bemused by our electoral culture, our elections and their outcomes.

One of *Germany's* largest newspapers, *Sueddeutsche Zietung*, had unflattering words for the winner; it also queried the legitimacy of a mandate that was spurned by 90 per cent of the voting population.

*Aljazeera* ran a special report on how the election was disrupted in Lagos last Saturday. The headline is: _'How violence robs Nigerians of their votes.'_

*The Washington Post* quoted Matthew Page, associate fellow with Chatham House’s Africa Program, as accusing INEC of making both deliberate and unintentional mistakes: _“They raised the hopes about the election and its transparency, and then they dashed them. When the opposition says the process was broken, it’s hard to argue with them.”_

Foreign election observers from the *US International Republican Institute (IRI)* and the *National Democratic Institute (NDI)* summed up their opinion of the election as falling _“well short of Nigerian citizens’ legitimate and reasonable expectations.”_

I have spent the past five days reading informed commentaries and listening to credible voices. I have not seen, read or heard a single positive review of the election in any credible media in any country of the world. I have been around long enough to conclude that Tinubu's 2023 mandate is rivaled in content, texture and review probably only by Shehu Shagari's Verdict '83 mandate.

*Other Newspaper Headlines from around the world*

*Austria:*
_A drug baron wins the presidential election in Africa’s biggest economy._

*Poland:*
_Nigeria chooses a known drug lord as LEADER._

*Canada:*
_"Depression, anxiety, uncertainty be-clouds Nigeria’s political space a drug-kingpin wins the election."_

This is stinking!

"Now you can kill your Prime Minister and the Igbos will NEVER rule Nigeria."

~ Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, (1966)

They arrested him, abducted him and took him to a number of places in Lagos before finally taking him to the bush. Once there, they tortured him, beat him and humiliated him. They even forced him to drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes - things that he had never done before in his life because he was a good muslim.

When they finished having their way with him and having their fun, he gently asked them for permission to pray which they mockingly granted. After he finished praying he said "Igbos, Igbos, Igbos" (3 times) and then he made the following pronouncements on them, in very strong terms. He said: "the Igbos would never rule Nigeria, they would be scattered, they would be hated, they would suffer tragedy after tragedy and they would suffer scorn and disdain from their compatriots forever"
After that The Prime Minister, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, courageously raised his head and looked straight in the eyes of the Igbo mutineers and said: ..."now you can kill your Prime Minister. "

It was under these unfortunate circumstances that Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Nigeria's first Prime Minister, died in the hands of a group of very ruthless Igbo Army mutineers led by Major Emmanuel Ifeajuna and Captain Okafor in Lagos on the night of Jan 15th 1966

~ John B. Macintosh

Bringing drug trafficking case of Tinubu to court is highest humiliation and embarrassment Tinubu will ever suffer in his life.

Peter Obi should provide more security to himself because he is dealing with a dangerous man that can do anything to have his way.

Peter should go and ask Lagosians what happened to PDP governorship candidate, Late Funsho Williams for challenging Tinubu’s anointed Fashola In governorship race.

- Dele Momodu.

Na this kind news dey always sweet me for body. I like make things dey always dey hot ht and vawulence everywhere. Let's go there jo

I'm for serious beating o. I ate nonsense and concobility

onadana:
Tell me why you no go think straight for this kain society.

tell me why babe no go dey hungry you for there?

So it's this animal they call allegation, I used to call it crocodile

mykerg:
Omo ale. How many people have you and tinubu scammed today. Oloriburuku oshi

e pain am

iyaniwura7nneka:
His name is Promise Uchechukwu.His name is Promise Uchechukwu....

na dem. The developers of the world

His name is Promise Uchechukwu a member of Lagos is a no man's land

I can swear with my blokos that girl go get boyfriend outside helping her to lick her plate

Fokn stingy bastard. People from that side are very stingy when it comes to giving out money, they only know how to show off their money and wealth at parties. We sabi dem well well.

Eleribu somebody ni man yi o

Chetas81:
taking power from spirit but vow to laid down his life later the rest of pastor's begin to mock him

how did you know this?

Mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeew!

timilehin007:
Anambra is a Yoruba land according to history. A Yoruba man who founded Anambra went to market but he got a call that some visitors were waiting for him, on his way home, he saw a shop where they were selling bras and decided to get for his wife which took him longer than necessary. When he got home and they asked him why he returned late, he said *'àn ńá brà'* (meaning we were bargaining bra price) that's how they came up with the name, Anambra.

Shebi all of us are now historians, let's continue that way.

Happy new week to you

Me: I tell you. It was Ọọni Abewela who established Onitsha as a market town. He named it Oonirisha market but when his non Yoruba slaves, the Igbo wanted to pronounce it, they got it wrong and called it 'Onitsha'. It is time we claimed our heritage.

2. Alaafin Adegoolu established Enugu. He once married a strange but beautiful girl. He loved her so much because of her beauty. Her teeth was perfect, a reason why Alaafin used to refer to her as 'ẹnu gún rege' which was shortened to 'enugun'.
There was fight among Oloris and Alaafin did not want Enugun to be deformed due to fight so he sent her to his newly established farm settlement far in the East and even ordered people to join her there. When the new settlement was getting larger, people asked the Alaafin what name would the place be called. Alaafin replied that "let us name it after my wife Enugun." That is how the place was named and after a long time, it metamorphosed to Enugu.
Kaaaaaabiesi o!

Craze no be monopoly of a people😁😆😀

The whole of the eastern region as we know it now belongs to the Yoruba people. During the reign of Orompoto in Oyo Kingdom, there was an invasion by the people of Cameroon. They laid siege on Oyo and kidnapped the beautiful daughter of Orompoto. Oyo army gave chase and after a turtuous journey, they caught up with the ramping army, fought with them and rescued Orompoto's daughter. The place where they caught up with them became acamp of Orompoto's

very dry jokes. Mtcheeeeew

Chetas81:
the vow remain with the spirit that give power to predict, pls remember tb Joshua

what happened to TB Joshua?

2023MiningApps:
I'm not saying he soiled his hands, but if you did, you'd know when your time is near

he sure did. He knows it and he knows when he is due to go

Forget it, go for the one that is free. You pay her diary, but the family will still return the diary to you after the payment, because they don't sell their children to men in that part of the country.

These modafokas turned Nigeria to personal property