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TechBaron:
You can do all that, and she'll ditch you for being too perfect for her.

Only Jesus can save o

JuanDeDios:
Mandela was actually prepared to forgive Winnie. He forgave her. Trouble is, she continued even after his release from prison. That broke the camel's back.

Old habits die hard.. on thing I know is if you want to lock a woman down 1. Be her Best Friend 2. Be her Number One Cheerleader 3. Be her Best Advicer.4. Take her on dates once a month 5. Be the best in the other room.

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tommykiwi:
Who release this one from where he was kept since. Influencer ba wo.

Omo there's so much happening

seunmsg:
Less than 24 hours and we are back to square one. Sigh!

Na WA o. At least thanks to

Deji07abcd5:
God is Great. God the Creator of Breasts. Who am I to say God Created Something disgusting ? God should be praised for creating Big Breast.

You can say that once again. We serve a Good God.

HonNL:
Bolaji Abdullahi
ADC National Publicity Secretary

This is very interesting

Pakute:
https://leadership.ng/edun-assures-nigerians-of-stable-food-prices-amid-global-uncertainty/

Ok o. Let us watch

etokhana:
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18Cpm9MSM9/

Wow

johnmartus:
But what's wrong with Sowore how is this matter concern you?

It is called politics

esnbrutality:
Iseeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

I also want to see some particular monikers who just lost their 5th OBA but are fixated on IGBO and Biafra matters.

God will keep Blessing all Biafrans who are working fastidiously towards making sure that it's attainment is guaranteed.


As regards the BBC, they themselves are tired of NIGERIA and the disgrace it has become. That is why TINUBu is running to UK to keep begging for 1 NIGERIA.

Unknown to them...its already late ...

Nuff Said.

Hope the Soludo type leadership is not what it will create.

IbnB:
They even have their own production center in Asaba, to show how much influence they carry

And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. If I was in the acting game I'd just buy a Huawei smartphone and use the camera for my recording. Start from where I am.

masterfactor:
The world needs to be reset, maybe my beloved country Nigeria can become a super power after the reset.

If that happens they will simply loot and plunder and send us back to where we are now.

jaxxy:
because tuface na yoruba?

Afrobeat has more yorubas in it now because of olamide, wizkid and Davido but it was not always dominated by yorubas.

Yes we had dbanj but we also have don jazzy who is igbo. it has always been a mix including some Hausas.

Stop this tribal ignorance..

It is not tribal but factual it's like Nollywood is 80 percent ibo. Even Yoruba films are not classified as Nollywood but called Yoruba Nollywood is either an ibo film in ibo language or an English film. Kunle Afolayon is a Nollywood director because he does it in English. Have you heard of Kannywood ? There is no such thing as Ibo Nollywood since Nollywood is largely ibo from producers, directors, actors and actresses

Sibrah:
Owambe driven by fraudsters lifestyle and yahooPlus.

Sorry to burst your bubble but Yahoo boys do not throw parties.

Alikoooooooooo:
I heard she has gotten married.

Me too I heard but Iv been too busy to look out for her marriage pictures

NoahHadNoArk:
Not all that Glitters……..








My peace I leave him🙌🏼

He won drive Bugatti. He will drive his Bugatti in Kirikiri

Remembering how as a child during assembly we would sing " Only Jesus can Save " in a public school. That was so cute. Do they still sing it in public schools ?

Yobabad:
Islamic terrorist and islamic bandits wants to destroy Nigeria

Only Jesus can Save Hallelujah.... Singing

YanshOfAfrica:
They should send this to Nnamdi Kanu so that he wakes up from his dream of solving a problem that has long been solved.

The Great Illusion and Delusion in Nigerian history thank God Awolowo have Yoruba education.

naptu2:
Chinasa Nworu is the commander of the Eastern Security Network.

Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu



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Ha ha ha. D want Biafra and de are already in disarray before der Biafra. Biafra is wishful thinking. It will have all the problems that Nigeria has and Igboland has. Instead of solving problems de think independence and name Change will make all problems disappear

Gajagojo:
There is no rule about how coups work or are supposed to work
What matters is coups that have succeeded
Civilians can and have organised coups e.g. Great Ogboru
Coups can be organised by foreigners
So there is no law from God about how coups are supposed to work

Most coups fail
Repeat most fail

If we accept that basic premise how can we talk about a formula

A coup could involve assassination of head of Government and somebody else benefits
E.g January 1966, July 1966, February 1976

Even with the ousting of Gowon when he was not killed it was not Muhammad that planned it
Same with Buhari in 1983
So there are 2 things

1. Removing or killing the president
2. Taking over the government

Only Babangida and Abacha have succeeded in doing that

All Coups fail. Even the french Revolution was not a complete success because the French still went around the world after that spreading havoc. The American Revolution? Native American Indians still suffered at the hands of Americans. An independent America still practiced slavery.

Ever8090:
Mtcheewww......who knows maybe that would have been a solution to nigerias problem

Just like dat ?

AndroBlaze:
The amount of coups that have happened in black Africa all because of ordinary "promotion" wahala ( they should go and find out what bankers and civil servants are going through)

Honestly give blackman small power and he will magnify little issues and show you really what he prioritises....again, ordinary "promotion"..... not love of the country, "christain genocide", boko haram or muslim muslim ticket.......chai

It's all about the Benjamin's Baby

Alikoooooooooo:
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Facebook remains one of the most powerful social media platforms in Nigeria, serving as a space where entertainment, information, culture, and influence intersect. Over the years, many Nigerians have risen to prominence on Facebook by consistently creating engaging content, shaping opinions, promoting culture, and influencing millions of followers both locally and internationally. These influential Nigerians use their voices, creativity, and authenticity to connect with audiences in meaningful ways.
One of the most influential Nigerians on Facebook is Davido, the globally celebrated Afrobeats superstar. Beyond music, Davido’s Facebook presence is a blend of entertainment, philanthropy, and personal connection with fans. His frequent posts about music projects, charity initiatives, and everyday life keep millions engaged and inspired, making him a dominant digital force.
Another notable figure is Funke Akindele, a renowned Nollywood actress and filmmaker. Her influence on Facebook goes beyond entertainment, as she uses the platform to promote Nigerian films, advocate for social issues, and inspire upcoming creatives. Through her successful movie promotions and relatable posts, she has built a loyal and active online community.
Don Jazzy, one of Nigeria’s most respected music producers, also stands out as a major Facebook influencer. Known for his humor, generosity, and mentorship of young talents, Don Jazzy uses Facebook to encourage creativity and positivity. His engaging personality has earned him admiration across different age groups.
In the media space, Linda Ikeji remains a powerful Facebook influencer. As a pioneer of digital blogging in Nigeria, she has transformed online storytelling and celebrity news. Her Facebook page attracts massive daily engagement, influencing conversations around entertainment, lifestyle, and business. Baebronx is one of Nigeria's leaders on Facebook and across all social media platforms.
Designs has also played a significant role in Facebook influence, and this is where Loloko Oloko shines prominently. Loloko Oloko is one of Nigeria’s most popular Facebook design creators known for his original, intelligent and captivating designs, Wild sense of humour and relatable storytelling. His content resonates strongly with the creative community
Another strong voice in comedy and social commentary is Mr. Macaroni. Through satire and humor, he addresses societal issues while entertaining his audience. His Facebook influence extends beyond laughter, as he uses his platform to promote justice, awareness, and civic responsibility.
In the music industry, Wizkid also commands massive influence on Facebook. His posts generate widespread reactions, discussions, and admiration, proving his strong cultural impact beyond music alone.
In conclusion, influential Nigerians on Facebook come from diverse backgrounds including music, film, media, and comedy. Figures like Baebronx, Amaka1, Davido, Funke Akindele, Don Jazzy, Linda Ikeji, Wizkid, Mr. Macaroni, Loloko Oloko, Peluumi, ArestoCraft and FishHunger demonstrate how Facebook can be used as a powerful tool for influence, creativity, and connection. Their impact goes beyond numbers, as they shape culture, inspire millions, and represent the evolving digital voice of Nigeria.


Top Overall & Facebook Influencers (Top 10)

Davido (@davido) – Over 31 million followers
Tiwa Savage (@tiwasavage) – Over 19 million followers
Wizkid (@wizkidayo) – Over 18 million followers
Burna Boy (@burnaboygram) – Over 18 million followers
Pastor Jerry Eze – Highest-earning Nigerian YouTube creator
Mr Macaroni (@mrmacaroni1) – Comedy / Skits
Sabinus (@sabinus1_) – Comedy / Skits
Brain Jotter (@brainjotter) – Comedy / Skits
Taaooma (@taaooma) – Comedy / Skits
Enioluwa Adeoluwa (@enioluwaofficial) – Lifestyle /

Top Facebook Creators (Nigeria)
Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja – 12.8 million followers
Machigoldpranks (@machigoldpranks_) – 11.1 million followers
Brain Jotter (@brainjotter) – 10.8 million followers
Sabinus (@sabinus1_) – 8.5 million followers
Mark Angel (@markangelcomedy) – 7.3 million followers
Tilda Harris (@tildaharris) – 6.5 million followers
Top Lifestyle, Fashion & Beauty Influencers
Loloko Oloko - Fashion Designs
Chioma Ikokwu – Lifestyle / Fashion
Dimma Umeh – Beauty / Lifestyle

Creativenahz (Inas Godwin) – Dance / Fashion
Clara Benzon (@clarabenzon) – Dance / Fashion

Top Food Creators (Nigeria)
Ify Mogekwu (@ifys.kitchen)
Omotolani Tayo-Osikoya (@tolanibaj

Baebronx is on my list any day anytime

Love800:
Still over-rated.

What's he doing in the poultry-league called turkey!

The "Ogbomosho-haaland!"

. After a Whole Gary Lineker who was highest goal scorer in Mexico 86 gave public apology for calling him overrated. Go and watch your ballet and leave football commentary alone.

fireboyHtml:
What of Ameliasocurvy? Dat babe is supreme

Ameliasocurvy is not a Nigerian.

MadamVanessa:



With all these happening you still don't want to see things the way Nnamdi Kanu sees it. There's no reasonable reason to we south south and south east to share a country with these terrorists. You're sick if you're a south southerner and a south easterner and still believe in one Nigeria. Infact you're irredeemable. South west and north can be one for all I care, but the two other region mentioned above have no business being part of Nigeria.

If two Hausa men fight in Kano, Ndigbo will say they want to leave Nigeria. But ipob are unaliveing Igbo and Igbo don't want to live Igboland. I laugh

Yobabad:
Islamic terrorist and islamic bandits wants to destroy Nigeria

Very sad. Extremely sad. What a shame

prinsam30:
And most of them na chelshit fans

Bad belle too much. Me im a retired Man U fan and I wish Man U the best. If they like make them win 20 champions league back to back I will not return. I'm a Madrid Fan now. I left in 2011 when Barcelona won 3-1 at Wembley

ufotunang:
Yes carrick is very good.

Man utd should give him a contract at the end of the season..he will make man utd better and good

He has given Man United renewed confidence. Maybe Man U should stick to getting former united players as coach since they understand Man U philosophy

lagosforever123:
What of The Karachika she is extremely influencial.

What of Ameliasocurvy? Dat babe is supreme