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The mystery of ancestral spirit. Like Tinubu like almost every other African president.

Tinubu doesn't believe in free and fair election

Fayo don use his brain win guber elections in ekiti state

Tinubu doesn't care if all of you are dying

You are not a member of IPOB useless ugly slowpoke.

Soludo is a one-term governor, and he knows it.

Abuja no be Rivers State

In almost every community in Biafraland, we contribute money to buy transformers; we are not waiting for the government to do anything.

Na skit abeg. Them don't cast this format since naa

Initial gragra , nothing will happen to him. President Tinubu got his back

Polygamy is a dangerous thing abeg

This is a severe betrayal to Atiku. None of these politicians have a conscience...

athaboi:
Anything to loot and keep looting perpetually

nothing else

Very good newd

Both Israel and Hamas are all bloody war criminals

spy24:


I will always say it, the biggest problem we have in Nigeria are governor's first, followed by the legislative arm at the federal level of government

Those two arms/tiers of government causes this country more arm than the presidency but Nigerians won't understand

Absolutely

Latest news: There are allegations that Chicago State University removed the 1979 yearbook from their website in an attempt to safeguard Tinubu's reputation.

Watch video : https://youtube.com/shorts/Y61y9m_9jTc?si=yIqOQ92SFwrS35Wn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7UOrItAPgA

lereinter:
that aisha get sense pa


The way she uses that her dressing, mouth and tribe to butter her bread na genius

Yahooyayeran

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SilnYs1WgU4

The news that Starlink, a satellite-based internet service provider, is expanding to Nigeria has been causing a stir on social media. Founded by Elon Musk's SpaceX, Starlink offers internet connectivity via low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites. With more than 1,500 of the 2,000 satellites deployed last year already in use, it is now possible for remote communities and locations that are beyond the reach of ordinary service providers to have internet access.

Nigerians who currently use data bundles from providers like 9mobile, Airtel Nigeria, Spectranet, and MTNN to access the internet are often frustrated with their poor internet connections and frequent outages. In contrast, Starlink offers a remarkable internet speed of up to 104Mbps, which is significantly faster than the typical cellular internet speed of 17.38Mbps. Using LEO satellites also means that internet outages and the absence of network signals in remote locations should be reduced.

So, how much does Starlink cost in Nigeria? To set up a Starlink device, customers must pay a one-time equipment fee of approximately $599 (or N438,000), $60 (or N25,000) for shipping, and a monthly subscription of $43 (or N31,390). For the premium service, the whole kit costs close to $2,500 (or N1.375 million), with a monthly fee of $500 (or N275,000). The Starlink kit comes with a wifi router, terminal, and mounting tripod, and is easy to assemble.

To order Starlink from Nigeria, customers can pre-order the kit by paying a deposit on the Starlink website using a domiciled dollar card. With its fast internet speed and improved connectivity in remote areas, Starlink is a promising option for Nigerians seeking reliable and efficient internet access.

Source : https://qandahq.com/2023/03/11/how-do-you-get-starlink-in-nigeria-and-how-much-does-it-cost/

This is Lagos, they're cleaning the main results and filling it their own. This is broad daylight rigging.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0u3Hm-c80U0