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Rapmoney:
An 8 year-old Nigerian pupil has sparked reactions online after he was seen taking his younger siblings to school in their father's car. The boy was seen comfortably seated in his father's brown Toyota Camry pencil light, and cruising to school.

8 Year-Old Nigerian Boy Drives His Siblings To School pic.twitter.com/8QuIYW22sg

— Kelvin Nwosu (@EduspringTechAd) June 16, 2026

You are not eligible to drive until age 18. The rule has a reason. Our people & misplaced priorities

BarrElChapo:
People would spit when they hear the name Tinubu. His incompetence would make that name labelled a total failure.

In the future all these places named after him would changed. That name is bad luck

May I ask you a humbling question ? What have you achieved for your house as a leader of your home if you have one yet ? Trust you are managing your family properly ? Talkless of being an unknown keypad warrior trading blames! Councillor, LCDA chair, LG chair, state house of assembly, Commisioner, PS, deputy gov, Gov, & above, which one have you attempted for us to even access you 1st. This pple that complain or blame for everything are the worst human beings on earth, common a child, they cant manage, but they can blame others managing millions of pple

FreeStuffsNG:
Iranian officials reported that treating the US president 'like dealing with a patient' has already yielded 'some progress' in negotiations.

I am not surprised. Little wonder the Iranians are way ahead of him.

The Iranians have smart, brilliant, experienced PhD holders who are career military strategists and career diplomats to run their military and diplomatic strategy while Trump got his business partner, Wikoff, and son-in-law, Jared, who are both barely educated beyond 1st degree and with almost zero experience in military strategy and war diplomacy, to lead US team engaging with the intellectually more sophisticated Iranians while ignoring the highly experienced US bureacracy and career diplomats.

This one go just dey post rubbish sentimental jargons just because you want everyone to know you hate US & like terrorist sympathisers Iran. I have a feeling its either this guy has been deported from US in the most harsh manner or probably denied visa severally. His baseless assumptions & fake post says a lot.

Reference:
Mr. Williams, don't let that get to your head.
You and your mates be calm, focused and you will get the job done. All these shall come to pass and if you do well they will turn around to be your trumpets.

story for the gods

FreeStuffsNG:
Iran demands $300bn to end war


Iran has demanded $300bn (£225bn) from the US to end the war in Iran and open up the Strait of Hormuz.

However, Tehran will not give up control over the strategic waterway and will continue its nuclear enrichment, according to a draft agreement published by Iranian state media.


The text emerged amid expectations that JD Vance, the US vice-president, will fly to Geneva to sign a deal, potentially on Sunday, before next week’s G7 meeting in the French Alps.

The deal is understood to be a memorandum of understanding (MOU), effectively a promise to hold further negotiations rather than a finalised peace agreement.

Iran's 14-point deal to end war

1 An immediate and permanent ceasefire on all fronts, including in Lebanon.

2 The United States commits to non-interference in Iran's internal affairs and to respecting the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

3 The complete lifting of the naval blockade within 30 days.

4 The United States commits to withdrawing its forces from the area around Iran.

5 The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, under arrangements made by Iran.

6 The suspension of sanctions on the sale of oil, petrochemical products and related derivatives, together with full access for Iran to its financial resources.

7 The United States and its allies to provide reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300bn.

8 The parties will spend 60 days negotiating a final deal about nuclear issues and the complete removal of US, UN, and IAEA-related sanctions and restrictions.

9 A reaffirmation of Iran's commitment in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty to not produce nuclear weapons.

10 During the negotiations, the United States commits not to increase its forces in the region and will not impose new sanctions.

11 The release of $24bn in frozen Iranian funds during the 60-day negotiation period. Half of this amount must be made available to Iran before the negotiations begin.

12 The establishment of a monitoring mechanism to oversee implementation of the agreement.

13 The final agreement to be approved by a UN Security Council resolution.

14 Final negotiations will not begin until half of Iran's frozen funds have been released, sanctions on Iranian oil have been suspended, and the naval blockade has been lifted.

The negotiations will focus solely on enriched nuclear material and enrichment activities, the lifting of sanctions, and Iran's economic reconstruction programme. Discussions regarding Iran's missile programme and its support for resistance groups have been explicitly excluded from the agenda.


It calls on the US and its allies to pay Iran reparations for damage caused by the war and “to present reconstruction plans for Iran amounting to at least $300bn”.

Donald Trump said on Thursday that the US had “made a great deal” with Iran. However, an Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said: “We have not yet reached a conclusion on this matter.”

Iran’s Tasnim state news agency said the MOU was yet to receive approval from the Islamic Republic’s senior leadership.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/06/12/iran-us-war-latest-news-trump-deal-strait-of-hormuz/

All this Iranian & terrorist sympathisers have come again composing nonsense that never exist, but only in their dreams. They will soon run into their shell again. They have killed all their powerful leaders & generals, no present supreme leader cos he is decapitated. Ruined their nuclear program, close the Strait of hormuz, one of irans largest revenue streams & all this just come here & write, publish rubbish at the slightest opportunity. Shameful & pathetic

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“I have the right to my privacy” — Man says as he refuses girlfriend entry for showing up unannounced pic.twitter.com/eWmUwRisjO

— Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) June 11, 2026

one in this world that truly loves a person or their company around them will ever turn them back from surprise visits, in a relationship or not. Red flag is that the guy might not love her company or he is tired of her, this shouldn't have been in the public space though. Another babe might visit unannounced & you will see him laughing with joy & shaking like a jelly fish. Da ti e mo (know who luv you)

fergie001:
Peter Obi addressing Nigerians in Washington DC

Desperate Obi, all of a sudden remembers the ordeals of a man who committed treason and all of a sudden wants to he his spokeperson to pacify some of his clueless kinsmen. Desperation at its peak

Dotherightthing:
Which Odinkalu is this one

All this so called obedient & their principal keep shaming themselves as very ignorant, naive & fake all around the world

Africana1123:
VDM mr integrity whey use Nigeria contribution start family business


Very nonsense man

E go soon learn bitter lesson. Very fake dude! Vdm my ass

Mattswaggz:
The backwardness in this country is alarming......almost nothing is working....and the manage we were managing before Mr strategist came on board is now no longer manageable but unbearable.

You are part of the reason our country struggles to move forward. Rather than taking an informed and objective view of issues, you resort to sentiment and blame one man for the challenges of a nation of over 250 million people.
Instead of constantly looking for someone to blame, why not acknowledge the role of individuals who vandalize and steal equipment meant for the smooth operation of public infrastructure, including train services? Must the President personally manage railway operations as well?
If there are failures within the transport system, your criticism should be directed at the responsible agencies and officials, including those entrusted with managing daily operations. Demand accountability from the appropriate authorities, such as the Ministry of Transport and operational managers, rather than reducing every issue to political blame.
Real progress comes from responsibility, accountability, and constructive engagement—not from uninformed accusations and endless fault-finding. :::

[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=139665380]“I’m back to the street” – Abroad-based Nigerian woman dumps husband over 50/50 marriage dispute

An abroad-based Nigerian woman has shared why she walked out of her four-year marriage, revealing that she left her husband and returned to single life after repeated disagreements over finances.

In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), she explained that they had been operating a 50/50 arrangement since relocating abroad, sharing bills and responsibilities equally.

In her words, she said:

“Since we are doing 50/50, yes we are doing it, but now you still want to collect part of my money. We have been sharing everything equally, so why is my own personal money now a problem?”

The situation reportedly escalated after the couple received a backdated company payment of about £4,000 for work previously carried out.

According to her, her husband insisted that she contribute part of the money despite their agreement to split responsibilities equally in the home, a demand she said led to a major conflict between them.

“We are doing 50/50, but you still want to control my money. You even calculated how much I should bring from my personal earnings. That was my breaking point,” she added.

Her revelation has since sparked mixed reactions online, with social media users debating whether 50/50 arrangements truly work in marriages, especially among couples living abroad.

The situation has also reignited conversations about money, control, and financial boundaries in modern relationships.

“I left my husband that I have been with for four years now. I am back to the street. We have two children together. I left him last week and the reason is since we came to the UK, he’s been wanting 50/50.”

— Nigerian Lady says. pic.twitter.com/iIC1ug3us8

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) June 9, 2026

dont generalise you & your husband's thats only about 50/50. You are not saying the truth about what truly transpired. Last last, Its either infidelity or the husband cant satisfy her anymore & she needs a better bolt in her screw.. The extreme at which some ladies do things for a pleasure is alaerming

Chenu60:
VIDEO: IGP Disu Orders vehicles without number plates to be impounded over insecurity



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC_j7zg1Bs0

After every announcement of a new law to prevent insecurity, only a few are being molested by the police if they commit the offence & majority still bribes their way through it all. God bless the few officers of the law who shun bribe & remain diligent, but 90% are shameless crooks. Who passes through Igando-Iyana Iba-enroute trade fair & see how shameful the police men on that road collect bribes from the motorists in broad day light, dirty looking pigs at intervals of 20 meters. Smh

Richtaiwo:
These are the opposition Tinubu sees as actual opposition, not this Peter Obi and his overgrown puppies jumping up and down like confused kangaroos.

You always saying my mind

goslowgoslow:
Your last hope not mine maybe PO is your God.

Imindmybusiness:
This smile has one million messages in it.

The smile means look at this parrot "It is easier said than done" Person wey go soon dey talk how e wan end insurgency with statistics of Iran & Bangladesh

Olofofo247ng:
I once lived in this kind of house in Mushin. 24 rooms, one prepaid meter, and a single toilet that everybody was expected to wash “after use” but nobody actually washed. My room was sandwiched between Mama Kemi who fried akara by 4am and Brother Taye who was learning keyboard with earphones that didn’t work. So every morning was a remix: akara oil hissing, “Do-Re-Mi-Fa”...blasting from next door, and NEPA doing their own percussion by taking light immediately your water in the kettle starts boiling. The real wahala was the bathroom queue. If you mistakenly forget your bucket outside, you’d meet it converted to eba container by the yard kids, or worse, find Papa Ndu’s wrapper hanging on your line with a note: “Abeg manage am, rain beat me.”

The peak madness was when our landlord’s son installed one CCTV camera facing the corridor after too many slippers went missing. First night, light went and the whole building gathered to watch “playback” with phone torch. We caught Mama Sikiru’s goat chewing the wire, two teenagers kissing by the tank, and Uncle Emma sleepwalking with only a towel and chewing stick. By morning the camera itself had disappeared. Landlord asked who took it, and 15 tenants shouted in unison: “Na NEPA!”...Till I left the house, nobody knows if it was a person or NEPA spirit that stole the camera.

Ironically this kind of houses produces very fine girls that you would think lived in Europe with their skin & manners. You wont believe your eyes when you find out about where they habitat. Meanwhile some very ugly girls live in lovely mansion in lekki & Vi, but they look awkward, you cants stand their ugliness. Last last This life no balance

jmoore:
In the video, South Africans invaded a shop owned by a Zimbabwean Lady.
They looted her shop .

Zimbabwean Foreign National Was Chased Out Of Her Own Shop During Unrest March

A disturbing incident involving women in a South African community has sparked widespread concern and public debate online. pic.twitter.com/hEs3uaO56m

— Crime_spotterSA (@Crime_SpotterSA) May 30, 2026

Very Despicable. Anyway there are always two sides to a coin, some bad eggs foreign African nationals must have done some negative stuffs to cause this issues for the innocent ones. All the same its not the right way to go for Some South Africans perpetuating this arrant nonsense. We have some reasonable people in all countries of the world. Only the foolish ones stain orhers

jesusjnr2020:
Kid Scout Refuses To Bow To Allah During Mosque Visit, Goes Viral

A video making the rounds on social media showed a small boy of about 6-8 years, defying the order to bow for muslim prayers as his fellow scouts during their trip to a mosque.

He was seen standing alone with his hands in his pocket while the rest were following the lead of the imam and going to their knees and bowing down their heads.

He defiance seemed to incense a man standing right behind him in the mosque, who was seen making gestures with his hands towards the boy from behind.

Watch video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksDEiOBIO50?si=AiSSPL9C_poYNgI9

Why is the man making the gesture behind him not bowing too during a general prayer ? The boy might wish to practise a different religion or he didnt like their ideology or teachings. Not of true Islam, but may be they engage them in a terrorist conversation he is not comfortable with. My opinion

blamingthedevil:
On the Record: NDC Primaries... A Better Abuja Is Inevitable | #AishaforSenate2031


source

Is Nigerian politics your mate ?

Bendeco02:
Am not Tinubu's fan but VDM deserve to be thought a lesson.

If that kind guy becomes president, he will be worse than tinubu.

The Vdm guy is just too forward & fool of himself.

Thundafireseun:
Once you allow Obidents advise you...

Your political carrier is gone

zoedew:
More impact would have been had if he had prominent Igbo politicians and traditional leaders on his delegation. The truth is that it is the conduct of the Igbo that inflamed the xenophobic rhetoric of the South Africans. It is not a general immigration issue against Nigerians at large.

You are very right

femi4:
Still Shettima...he likes mumu person as vp

So in your head, you too calling somebody a mumu. What are you yourself ? . Calling a former governor & the present VP a mumu is like a madman eating grass & calling it spaghetti. That word is too big for your mouth. Retrace ur steps

mirrael68:
An APC data boy above.
Sentiments. Sentiments. Sentiments.
Your principal will lose next year and Obi that you all fear will take over.
And you will enjoy like you never thought possible.

When you need to see a dumb boy that drives a limousine with words of mouth & statistics but no action, here is one above. Just talk & no action everywhere without anything to show for it & their mentor who talks like someone suffering a permanent sore throat without achieving anything even as governor. Wants to be president of the most complex nation in Africa.

Princedapace:
I was battling with network issues recently, and it reminded me how difficult it has become to survive here. There is no stable electricity. Most of us survive on generators.

South Africa achieved significant progress in electricity within two years, yet after four years, nothing meaningful has changed here. It is still the same story and the same daily struggle.

Now, remove emotions for a moment and look at the reality:

A kilogram of gas is about ₦1,400. That is extremely high for a country with very low salaries.
A crate of eggs is between ₦5,500 and ₦6,000.
A bag of cement is around ₦12,000. This is one of the reasons house rent has skyrocketed, because many citizens can no longer afford to build homes.
Renting a 2-bedroom apartment in most state capitals now starts from about ₦2.5 million and above. That is insane for a country where the majority of citizens are struggling financially.
Fuel is around ₦1,400 per litre.

Fuel powers our generators. If you run two businesses, you may need two generators.

For someone like me who works online, I need electricity almost 24/7. A huge part of my income goes into fueling and servicing generators because, most nights, my generator runs till morning. I work with clients across different time zones, sometimes at 2AM.

What does all of this mean?

Our purchasing power has dropped drastically.

Yet, despite these realities, the tax burden keeps increasing.

I honestly want to ask: does the government truly understand what Nigerians are going through?

Even someone earning ₦25m–₦30m yearly in today’s Nigeria is not necessarily living comfortably. A large percentage of that income already goes into solving basic social problems and surviving.

You pay for:

Electricity
Security
Healthcare
Transportation
Water
Education

Everything.

So where exactly is the money left to pay huge taxes from?

How many Nigerians can genuinely save millions yearly after handling all their responsibilities as parents, children, and providers?

To survive, many people are already being forced to reduce their quality of life:

Cutting down electricity usage despite terrible heat
Moving children from good schools
Switching from bottled water to sachet water
Selling better cars for cheaper alternatives because of fuel costs
Cancelling vacations and basic comfort

The painful part is that many self-employed Nigerians hustle endlessly just to stay afloat, yet at the end of the year, they are still expected to pay heavy taxes.

One of my friends, despite earning what many would call “good money,” is already in debt because of school fees and living expenses. Yet, government expectations are based only on income figures, not the harsh realities behind those figures.

And remember, this is a country where many parents depend on their children financially just to survive.

Honestly, many leaders cannot relate to what ordinary Nigerians are facing because:

Their electricity is sorted
Their security is sorted
Their healthcare is sorted
Their feeding is sorted

So they may never truly feel the pain of the average citizen.

Dear Nigerian leaders, Nigerians are suffering.

We are exhausted.

What could be done differently?

Reduce excessive tax burdens. Maybe 3 percent for now. Please, this country is poor or increase the threshold to maybe 50m per year if you truly wants to target the rich for income tax.
Fix electricity.
Tackle corruption seriously.
Improve security so farmers can return to farms safely.
Support the tech economy so more young people can earn online.
Invest in skills and digital opportunities.
Cut down excessive government spending and luxury packages for politicians.

Nigeria is a poor country with multidimensional poverty. In many homes, one working person carries the burden of an entire extended family.

Tax should not be the first priority when citizens are already struggling to survive.

As I write this now, my area is in complete darkness again. Families will spend heavily on fuel tonight just to have light for a few hours.

So I ask again: after paying for survival, where exactly should the tax money come from?

We are tired.

The bills are too much.

please can someone push this to front page?

I want to understand why the sacrfice must be done by the suffering masses instead of the politicians. I am curios to know why. Why must I suffer what I didn't cause?

It's depends on your mind and what the level or how far the capacity of your brain, mentality and thinking can go. If you are myopic in reasoning, you wont see anything good this govt is doing. At the sane time, if you see only the bad situations without doing some little investigation by reading about achievements or reasons achievements are being delayed by a disgusting few. Then you have illogical reasoning and Tinubu might not need your vote. You can give it to people you think alike & most likely to worsen the case you are in right now. E.g obi.

Take this simple survey, check around the world, how much a liter of fuel is sold, compare n contrast to Nigeria, also the minimum wage & standard of living. Then you might have a clue of who to vote

Sphinx419:
Bleep up betrayal ... we liverpool will make you hate yourself... just the same way arsenal will see the cup and won't touch it...

Choo Alonso betray.....

When Aesenal win the trophies, make sure you hate yourself till you start smelling. Gud luck. Mumu

Sonofgod1990:
Please anyone that read am should summarize am for me



Arsenal 1 vs Burnley 2 ✅

PSG 4 vs arsenal 1 ✅

Anytime you quote this your baseless & unrealistic scores against Arsenal, we always win with great pride. Keep it up. Write fake predictions and Arsenal win in reality

Lovelink1991:
The Nigeria police office is now full of people or officers who are into crime.

A police officer who harassed a boy who was going to farm and also collected N150k from the boy was seen taking drugs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCJx6d9Sc3s

Brave man, he must depend on something cos that is quite risky. Good challenge though if there is concrete evidence as regards the collection of 150k. The only valid evidence here is the police man holding Indian hemp. Overall we need more brave guys like this to open up all this menace and disorderly attitude of supposed law enforcers