browngh:
A 15-year-old boy takes to social media to challenge those who seem to be admiring his status as he outlines some of the conditions that come with it.

In the short video, the boy could be seen randomly spraying his money while bragging and outlining the scary requirements.

A bag filled with hard currency was also spotted in the video.

Voice in the clip proclaimed thus.

"You fit do ritual? You get mind? You fit baf soap dey see spirit for night? You wan die young?”

Watch the video below:


#bambamGeneration.


https://www.instagram.com/tv/CZlruDYAQGp/?utm_medium=copy_link

Seun360:


Which Obi?
what did he do in Anambra?

Abeg rest or you keep fighting for Biafra cos that the only realistic place Obi can get Presidency. (Only if Nnamdi Kanu go even gree sef)

Seun360:


I have no problems with that, no igbo man will be President of this great nation called Nigeria.

Nemere2020:


https://independent.ng/us-government-launches-anti-corruption-website-urges-nigerians-to-report-corrupt-leaders/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Charmingrascal:
The Federal Government has threatened to deactivate every sim card that is not linked to NIN at a certain date and just last night my friend who is not a Nigerian asked me if his lines will also be deactivated since he won't be able to get the national ID card because he is not a citizen of this country.

I promised to confirm for him and that's why I created this thread.

Dear Nairalanders kindly help if you have any useful information about this.

Will his lines be deactivated or there is an exception for non Nigerians?

dre11:


Details shortly…

SOURCE

Esseite:
Buhari has set so much bad precedence in respect to federal character that Nigeria would definitely need a National conference to harmonize relationships after him... it would be inevitable if power is to leave the North..

He has set benchmarks that future nepotistic tendencies/leaders would always refer to and may be supported by their section of the populace, same way the northerners are quiet today.

sesameq:


https://dailypost.ng/2020/06/03/why-i-was-taken-to-white-house-underground-bunker-trump/

FeliciaOja:
It is now I understand what being strict does, it makes you live a life of pretence, cos when I got into University I wanted to explore everything  I didn’t have the chance of doing at home.

I drank alcohol like crazy, smoked weed, hung out with rich boys, partying, doing drugs but when I go visit my Parents, I still act like that innocent girl they have always known.

My Dad’s strictness led to my Pretence, if he had drawn me close like my mum did, I would have been a better kid.

When parents use strictness to shut down a kids curiosity instead of guiding them, you are making matters worse for that kid. Because eventually that curiosity will lead them into adventures and exploring all those things you refused them to..

Looking back, al the flogging I received from my dad only made me more stubborn and ruthless.

Nothing really changed? Until my mum made me change for good.

Parents need to use wisdom not force..

Crownbefitsme:
Records have shown that Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, in 2008, condemned Ibrahim Gambari for his support of dictatorial governments.

Mr Gambari, who was recently appointed as the new Chief of Staff to President Buhari, has come under criticism for his role in bolstering the gag on press freedom. The diplomat served as the Minister for External Affairs between 1984 and 1985 under Mr Buhari who was a military head of state then.

Also, Mr Gambari worked for the late dictator, General Sani Abacha, whose regime saw to the victimisation of journalists and activists. One of the victims of the stifling of press freedom under Abacha was Ken Saro-Wiwa, a Nigerian journalist and environmental activist, who led a nonviolent campaign against environmental degradation of the land and waters of Ogoniland by the operations of the multinational petroleum industries.

Mr Saro-Wiwa was hanged in 1995 by the military dictatorship of General Sani Abacha. However, years after the killing, Mr Gambari defended the actions of late Abacha saying the killing was in the interest of the state.

Nevertheless, in a column published on July 12, 2008, Mr Adesina lampooned Mr Gambari. The article published on page 15 of Saturday Sun was titled “Gambari: the slap next time.”

In one of the paragraphs, Mr Adesina referred to the new Chief of Staff as a man who enslaved himself to please his paymasters.

“Gambari enslaved himself to please his paymasters. Now, 13 years later, the shackles are still tied round his neck. bootlicking grovellers fail to learn.”

Reacting to this, former Presidential spokesperson, Reno Omokri, shared a snippet of the column and criticised Mr Adesina who is now serving in the same administration with Mr Gambari.

Mr Omokri, who wrote on Saturday, said;


https://mobile.twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1261718706905907202

Source: https://politicsnigeria.com/flash-back-ibrahim-gambari-is-a-bootlicker-femi-adesina/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

LibertyRep:
Then Nigeria Government and indeed Africa should return the favor

ojun50:
Stage 3: the lie Muhammed stage