Ashe kuma abunda ya faru da kampanin Triple R wanda Dauda Kahutu Rarara keh jagoran ta kenan a Abuja, ina ga sun shigo kaduna koh sokoto? 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/S93YL5tjQJ
Popular political singer Rarara was reportedly stoned by an angry crowd while performing on stage at Monoliza Park in Abuja.
The singer, known for his songs in support of the APC and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was billed to perform at the event when the incident occurred. pic.twitter.com/2yeGnHjEsQ
treesun: HE Atiku Abubakar is not doing audio leadership. Today, he and his Vice, HE Rotimi Amaechi, pulled up at a fuel station to see, feel, and hear directly from Nigerians. His mission? Restore fuel subsidy and bring real relief to the masses. If you’ve ever waited in that fuel queue, you know why this matters. No be grammar. Na action. When a leader shows up where the people dey suffer, you know it’s serious. Time to follow who know road.
HE Atiku Abubakar is not doing audio leadership. Today, he and his Vice, HE Rotimi Amaechi, pulled up at a fuel station to see, feel, and hear directly from Nigerians. His mission? Restore fuel subsidy and bring real relief to the masses. If you’ve ever waited in that fuel queue,… pic.twitter.com/a2oDVnY5Wx
Love800: As a young man starting life and looking for what to earn as a living, what business will be okay to do so as to take care of his family and have savings?
I have two business in mind that i choose to start. 1) printing/photocopying
2) Graphic designs
Which of this two is better for a man who is looking up to start a family?
Rebuker: A whole NYSC corper in full green uniform entered a phone shop in Lagos and tried to buy an iPhone XR with a fake transfer alert.
The shop owner caught him, took his phone, and found a long history of failed “recurring transfers” going back months. The guy has clearly been running the same fake alert scam repeatedly.
Some of the fake alerts or transactions reportedly ranged from as little as ₦1,500 to as much as ₦100,000, showing that the alleged scam was not a one-off incident.
The long history of similar fake alerts is particularly worrisome because it makes the act appear to have become a normal pattern of behaviour for him. It is difficult not to wonder how long it might have continued if he had not been caught.
They filmed everything and exposed him. Another reminder that even people in uniform can be 419.
🚨🇺🇸 #NewYork: NYC Firefighters rescued a child who had gotten their head stuck between the bars of a fence. An FDNY team used a strap and a metal tool to bend the bars and widen the gap—the child was freed, and bystanders applauded.pic.twitter.com/uTE1RNAY8c
NYC Firefighters rescued a child who had gotten their head stuck between the bars of a fence. An FDNY team used a strap and a metal tool to bend the bars and widen the gap—the child was freed, and bystanders applauded.
Instead of use car jack, they are calling fire fighter
They just can't think outside the box, no thanks to a working government
Pppp[quote author=Penguin2 post=140803894]APC campaigners and supporters were asked to buy a helmet but they thought it was a joke.
This is the Abuja that Wike is boasting he will win.
Youths are fighting the APC organizers at an Independence Festival because they came to turn a celebration into a Tinubu campaign. Is it by force to campaign for Tinubu in Abuja? This is beyond embarrassing. People came to celebrate Nigeria, not attend a political rally. https://t.co/PMhfKgVuJ4pic.twitter.com/9eHUJzqWY3
Obakoolex: E ma je ki a fi ete sile ka ma pa lapalapa. That's the proverb he was struggling to say which could have helped him in this scenario. I love his defence tho, he's a smart man but that doesn't mean he won't come far behind APC Hazmat.
It is a wrong move to choose proverb to show that you are good with the language
B[quote author=Ironfaceman post=140809940]*Nigerian man says he has begged on Italian streets for nine years.
*He claims earnings from begging helped him build a house in Nigeria and support his family.
*His account has sparked debate online about migration, begging and life abroad.
A Nigerian man living in Italy has claimed that he has spent the past nine years begging on the streets of the European country while using the proceeds to support his family in Nigeria.
The man made the revelation in a video circulating online, where he compared living conditions in Italy and Nigeria.
Although he said Italy was a better place to live, he disclosed that begging had been his means of livelihood since relocating to the country nine years ago.
He said the income had enabled him to build a house in Nigeria and provide for his children and other family members.
He stated, “Italy is better than Nigeria, but I have been a beggar here in Italy for the last nine years and I have built a house in Nigeria and I take care of my kids and family very well.”
His account has generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users questioning why he would leave Nigeria for Europe only to depend on begging for a living.
Others expressed surprise at his claim that begging had provided enough income for him to build a house and support his family back home.
One social media user noted that the man had also mentioned being sick and said more details might emerge if he continued his story.
The video has consequently renewed online discussions about migration, economic opportunities abroad and the different means through which Nigerians living overseas earn a living.
Some reactions focused on whether travelling abroad necessarily guarantees employment or improved economic circumstances, while others questioned the circumstances that led the man to begging.
The full circumstances surrounding his decision to beg in Italy, his earnings and the house he claimed to have built in Nigeria could not be independently verified from the video.
"Italy is better than Nigeria, but I have been a beggar here in Italy for the last 9 years and I have built a house in Nigeria and I take care of my kids and family very well" — Nigerian man who begs for a living in Italy reveals. pic.twitter.com/ueTXxS6P6W