In 2023, I was a principal member that founded the Obidient movement. In 2027, I am publicly supporting the SDP and Prince Adewale Adebayo to get into the Villa.
fergie001: Rumours are that Tinubu is potentially backing Jonathan for a UN job
—David Hundeyin
Tinubu won his re-election the minute he allowed Donald Trump set up a military base in Nigeria. Peter Obi strikes me as a paid opposition because he’s repeating the same things he did in 2023. His integrity cannot be questioned but he has no plan to prevent the establishment… pic.twitter.com/DBzCGxGS5p
Kingzjayzee: A lady has shared the heartbreaking story of how she discovered she was allegedly a side chic to a man she had been seriously dating for one year.
According to her account, she only realised the truth after discovering that the man was celebrating his fourth anniversary with another woman, whom she described as his “main babe.”
The revelation reportedly left her shocked after she had invested a year in what she believed was a serious relationship.
The lady’s story has since sparked reactions online, with some social media users sympathising with her while others questioned how she was unable to discover that the man had another long-term relationship.
@Lavesta01: It’s never happening only to girls men’s also go through more difficult cases than that but mostly it’s will be push under they breach as if it’s normal😭😭😭😭😭
@Baby_Landlord: Men are always the villains in every woman’s story. What about the ones you ignore because they were broke like you
@Baby_Landlord: Look at the way the man is even hugging her, small time now she will come back crying again 😭😭😢
@Kenny70164657: The guy will prolly find a new chick to add to his poultry
@Emmanue42696164: So she has been a sidechicken all this years? Eiyaaa
@tina73161: Omo mine is 2 years ooh
@Laughternkemka: Bruh Harmony dey lie scatter, this girl wey dey my Snapchat. Make I no talk sha 😂
@ochenduenugu1: Why is he now hugging him? Free that girl osiso
@promotiNIGERIA: You dey tap current. I pity you. Hmm. Encourage her from afar
@naija2capeblog: The way she still got up there and told her truth with that much composure… that’s not just pain, that’s power.
@Drzoeoluwatoyin: She was not the side chick, I perceived the guy was weighing his options on who to choose between the two of them
@deyskool: Normal lifestyle
@iiammmmblack: She’s not the first person and she won’t be the last it’s not news anymore
@ade_adeyemi111: How do you date someone for a year and not even know they have someone they’re talking to?
Watch below...
Lady shares sad story of how she found out she was a ‘’side chic’’ to a man she had been seriously dating for a year pic.twitter.com/lGrwL0gdHk
Glimpsetv: “No man on earth can stand me in bed for more than 5 minutes without cumming.
"I challenge any man: if you last more than 5 minutes in bed with me without cumming, you give me 5 million, and if you cum within 5 minutes, you give me 5 million."
"No man can bend me over and last 5 minutes without cumming.”
She went on to disclose her exploits and previous wins.
Basically, she is running a no-lose bet — she collects ₦5 million either way. The video shows her confidently making the claims.
However, the video has attracted various reactions, with people expressing different views and opinions.
It has generated numerous replies, with many men calling out what they describe as an obvious trap.
obembet: Nigerian comedian and online streamer, Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe, has reportedly lost his 5.6 million-follower TikTok account following multiple violations of TikTok’s policies.
The online streamer, who had quietly built a massive following on the platform, has reportedly lost the account permanently after failing to comply with TikTok’s rules and regulations.
drivecareng: Buying a car in Lagos is one thing. Keeping that car on the road is another matter entirely.
A lot of people calculate the cost of owning a car by looking at the purchase price. If the car is ₦10 million, for example, the thinking is that once the ₦10 million is paid, the major expense is over.
But anybody who has owned a car in Lagos for some time knows that the real expenses start after the car enters your compound.
Fuel alone which now costs between ₦1,250 and ₦1,350 per litre can take a serious chunk of your income, especially if you drive long distances every day. Then there is servicing, engine oil, filters, brake pads, tyres, battery, suspension repairs and all those unexpected problems that suddenly appear when you least need them.
And Lagos traffic does not exactly help.
A journey that should take 30 minutes can take two hours. Sitting in traffic with the air conditioner running means more fuel consumption. Constant stop-and-go driving also puts more stress on certain parts of the vehicle.
The roads are another matter of its own.
You may buy a car in good condition today, but after months of navigating potholes, bad patches of road and rough surfaces, suspension and tyre problems can start becoming regular expenses.
The funny thing about car ownership is that some of the costs don't arrive every month.
You may have a relatively peaceful January where you only buy fuel and change your oil, then February comes and the mechanic tells you: “Ogba, your suspension needs attention.”
Next thing, you are looking for hundreds of thousands of naira.
Tyre develops a problem, that's when the battery will start acting up. Soon, the air conditioner needs attention. Then something that has been making a strange sound for three months finally decides to stop working completely.
Before you know it, the money you thought you were saving by owning a car has gone into keeping the car alive.
There are also the costs many people don't think about when calculating their transport budget; insurance, vehicle documentation and renewals, parking, tolls, car wash, unexpected repairs, and dnd depreciation.
A car can lose value while you are spending money to maintain it.
A 2025 Cowrywise analysis estimated that owning a modest used car in Lagos could amount to millions of naira over a five-year period once fuel, maintenance, repairs, regulatory costs and depreciation are considered.
This does not mean owning a car is a bad decision.
Far from it.
For many Lagosians, having a car is necessary. It can save time, provide comfort, make work easier and give you more control over where and when you move.
The question is whether people are properly calculating the cost.
For someone who drives from the Mainland to the Island every weekday, the calculation will be different from someone who only uses the car occasionally.
For a business, the calculation is different again.
A company may buy several vehicles thinking it is building its business, only to discover that fuel, servicing, repairs, insurance, drivers and vehicle downtime are eating into the company's cash flow.
This is one reason some businesses are beginning to look at vehicle rental and outsourced mobility as alternatives to owning and managing every vehicle themselves. Recent reporting on Lagos' corporate mobility market has highlighted rising acquisition, fuel and maintenance pressures as factors behind increased interest in vehicle rentals.
Sometimes the question isn't: “Can I afford to buy this car?”
The better question is: “Can I afford to keep this car running?”
Because a car that is sitting in your compound because you cannot afford the next repair is not really giving you the convenience you bought it for.
For those who own cars in Lagos, what does your car actually cost you every month when you add fuel, maintenance, repairs, insurance, parking and other expenses?
And honestly, if you calculated everything you spent on your car last year, were you surprised by the total?
Confusedhamburg: Hi all. My name is Sydney and I’m a Nigerian living in Hamburg. I need advice on next course of action for my life. I came to Germany from Nigeria some 6 years ago for my masters. I finished finally in 2025 after so many ups and downs. I couldn’t find a professional job afterwards and my visa expires this year end, although I’m finding ways of renewing for few extra months by telling them I couldn’t find job.
I’m 40 unmarried but fortunately has been able to save around 60m naira.
Please, I need the OGs in the house to advice me on a good English speaking country I can relocate to which will be my final bus stop as I’m tired of moving around.
Although I acknowledge I made a mistake here by not learning the language (I’m in A2 but can barely speak). I’m thinking of Canada but not too certain.
My background is in a business course / economics (bachelors second class lower). I’m still doing research though but I need people who have been in my shoes to kindly advise. I can barely sleep, thinking about next steps. I work and save around 900 euros monthly but it’s not a professional job and very stressful.
Thanks.
Come home..your visa status will limit you over there
Prestar: 'Please help me, Nimmy's father's family doesn’t want her to be buried at her house': Mother of late content creator cries (Watch)
"They don’t want us to bury her in her house. They want to sell it" — Mother of late influencer Nimmyferrari, who d!ed days before her housewarming, calls out her dad’s family. pic.twitter.com/lrbnD72UiT
I Didn’t K*ll My Daughter; Her Mother Is Lying Against Me” - Nimmy Ferrari’s Father Breaks Silence, Denies Allegations and Explains What Led to Their Burial Dispute
NigerianAngelo: My rankings of the 2027 Presidential candidates
Score: 9.0+: Will be good and effective (Security & welfare) 7.0: Will be validly good as President (could make some wrong decisions though) 5.0-7.0: Half bread is better than none Under 5.0: Will be bad. An upsurger. There is someone else God has vocated for President.
(I am voting for the highest grading).
Peter Obi (Nigeria Democratic Congress - NDC) – The former Anambra State governor and 2023 candidate, who has transitioned to the NDC with Rabiu Kwankwaso as his running mate. - 9.2/10
Omoyele Sowore (African Action Congress - AAC) – Human rights activist and media publisher maintaining a consistent campaign presence for radical political reform. - 7.0/10
Adewole Ebenezer Adebayo (Social Democratic Party - SDP) – Re-contesting the presidency under the SDP after securing his party's nomination in a peaceful consensus primary. - 7.0/10
Seyi Makinde (Allied Peoples Movement - APM) – The current Governor of Oyo State, who has positioned himself as a major fresh option within the opposition bloc. - 6.70/10
Senator Sandy Ojang Onor (Peoples Democratic Party - PDP) – Heading the ticket for the historically dominant PDP. - 5.3/10
Atiku Abubakar (African Democratic Congress - ADC) – The former Vice President and veteran presidential contender running under a new party platform alongside running mate Rotimi Amaechi. - 4.60/10
Bola Ahmed Tinubu (All Progressives Congress - APC) – The incumbent President of Nigeria seeking a second term in office. [1] - 4.20/10
Feel free to grade yours. Only be truthful and factual.
PresidentMUGABE: To me, this is bigger than politics. Obi understands that Nigeria cannot be rescued by one man or one political party. It will take unity, competence, and genuine sacrifice. I said it before, and I will say it again: Peter Obi is a master strategist. 2027 will be very interesting. The best leaders don't create enemies everywhere. They build bridges for the future. And for me, Peter Obi and Seyi Makinde remains the best.
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