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Don't try to understand this change

Tinubu is using every possible means to tackle insecurity

This move alone will scare those bastard Fulani terrorist/kidnappers

I think this is a welcome development

God speed sir

bankyblue:
We just like putting our hands on what we can't get.
Nigeria real time results,v just jamb that did real time results, the 19 years old girl from Anambra still alter it.

Bro, you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. That result was altered in real time, and it was proven beyond reasonable doubt—not vibes, not assumptions.

Politicians saw what happened to that Anambra girl and panicked. They don’t want to be caught red-handed the same way, so the solution is simple: scrap live transmission, manipulate results quietly, then shout “go to court.”

This isn’t rocket science. When transparency exposes fraud, fraud fights back by killing transparency.

next budget go come with fresh grammar:

“We remain committed, we are reviewing, lessons have been learnt.”

Same script, new year.
Nigeria no dey spoil—we just dey rehearse permanence of promise 😌

Keyboard warriors full this tread

Believe this politicians at your own peril
The same mouth will say something differentv

“Na just cloth be this. I no see anything wey show say dem kit well. These are ordinary clothes any tailor fit sew. Do you even understand wetin it means for a soldier to be fully kitted? A fully kitted soldier is not just about uniform—e get proper combat gear: body armour, helmet, boots, weapon systems, tactical vest, communication gear, and full field equipment. Without all these, na just cloth, not a well-armed, combat-ready soldier.”

Lanretoye:
That keke makes average of 30k to 50k daily,depends on location.thats why i pity those crying that there are no jobs…30k multiply by 30days a month is what you will earn if you are a serious minded persondeath trap right?…life itself is not a dungeon?,government will come and give you job

I remember my days riding Bolt. You’d see ₦100,000 on the Bolt dashboard and think you’ve made money, but when you check the actual cash in your hand, it’s barely ₦20,000–₦30,000.

Why? Because reality hits hard. Bolt takes its commission first. Fuel collects its own share. Car maintenance is constant oil, tyres, repairs. Then there’s police “settlement”, unexpected road issues, and even the food you eat just to survive the day.

By the time all these expenses are deducted, the big figure on the dashboard is just an illusion.

This is exactly why keke (tricycle) driving in Nigeria is often not as profitable as it looks from the outside.

People see daily cash flow and assume drivers are making serious money, but they don’t see the hidden costs. Daily levies to unions, local government tickets, police harassment, frequent breakdowns, rising fuel prices, and personal upkeep all eat deep into earnings.
At the end of the day, what looks like good turnover is not the same as real profit.

Many keke drivers are just circulating money, working long hours, taking health risks, and still struggling to save or grow.

The hustle keeps you busy, but financially, it barely moves you forward.

Every new policy from this government comes with the same meaning: pay more, suffer more, ask no questions.

Fuel subsidy was removed and life became unbearable. The naira was floated and everything exploded in price. Transport, food, rent, cars, survival itself is now expensive.

Now, in the middle of hunger and insecurity, the government wants to introduce a vehicle recycling fee.

This is not reform. This is insensitivity.
Before adding another charge, explain where the trillions saved from fuel subsidy went. Nigerians cannot fund policies when they cannot feed their families.

You cannot talk about “modernising the auto industry” while citizens are struggling to stay alive.

People are not rejecting recycling; they are rejecting a government that keeps piling costs on a population already crushed by inflation and unemployment.

Enough is enough.
Fix accountability. Fix living conditions.
Stop taxing survival.

Funny how the game never changes. Nigerians are starting to see through the script. That so-called protest isn’t a protest at all.

It’s a stage play. Once the NLC has been settled, the noise becomes a formality, just enough drama to pretend resistance exists.

But how, would a bank collect a document without seeking consent from the owner/name of the document

“Lagos VIO na the most heartless squad government empower. Dem no dey see danfo wey dey drive like mad people, but once you’re a responsible driver trying to obey law, na you dem go pounce on. The real menace on the road dey waka free, but dem go use full energy chase innocent motorists. Useless bunch.”

viqSmallz:
How do I block the guy beneath your comment.

I see it now, I'd prefer that the block button stay close to likee, rather than going to their profile to block them we can easily do that right on the nonsense they wrote

Here you go

jmoore:
Russia is overated.

How can a superpower recruit mercenaries to fight for them?

Russian is not just fighting ukrain

Ukrain is just the proxy

Long over due. Nigerians have suffered in the hands of this loan appa

This is a night adder mildly venomous but not deadly to human. Bites can be painful but it's venom is not deadly

Nothwithstanding avoid snake

Nigerian politicians don’t give a damn about the people or the collapsing economy.

Their only obsession is grabbing and clinging to power by any means necessary.

No vision, no plan, no shame—just a greedy, ruthless scramble for control while the country bleeds.

They treat leadership like a personal inheritance, not a responsibility. It’s never about fixing Nigeria—only about feeding their egos and fattening their pockets.

You dry play with prick... A whole prick you see am say you no want


Just dey play

One of the biggest scams in Nigeria is the real estate game.

They demand your money upfront, then slap you with a so-called "contract of sale" that basically treats you like a tenant.

They exploit the fact that most Nigerians won’t read a single line once their cash is on the line.

And if the terms screw you over? Tough luck—your money is gone, and there’s nothing you can do.

No fewer than 30 property owners at Treasure Park & Gardens, City of David Estate in Simawa, Ogun State, have taken Adron Homes & Properties Ltd., its owner, and facility manager to court over alleged unilateral control and management of the estate’s facilities.

The claimants, led by Olabode Lukman Cole, said they purchased plots of land outright, built their homes, and paid for infrastructure, making them stakeholders and not tenants.

They lamented that the firm originally promised to hand over estate management upon completion but instead imposed a facility management firm and security outfit without residents’ consent, sidelining the registered residents’ association of the estate.

The property owners also alleged that Adron introduced its own prepaid electricity meters after residents funded a 33KV power line intended to provide a stable supply, adding that the company sells electricity at a rate above the government-approved tariff and that supply has become erratic since late 2022.

The residents cited a June 2023 notice in which Adron began enforcing new estate rules without community consultation, including plans to implement access cards and the removal of previously installed nameplates. They also alleged that efforts at mediation at the Ogun State Multi-Door Courthouse failed due to Adron’s refusal to sign an agreement.

In court, they are seeking declarations affirming their status as landowners and not tenants, as well as restraining Adron from taking unilateral decisions, such as imposing levies, managing electricity sales, or restricting access to the estate without due process or regulatory approvals.

Adron, represented by lawyers from Afe Babalola (SAN) Chambers, denied the claims, arguing that the company retained estate management rights under the Deed of Restriction and letters of provisional allocation.

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The defence team maintained that infrastructure fees were for the use and maintenance of facilities and that IBEDC required a central metering system for the estate.

The lawyers added that Adron invested in the power infrastructure and contracted a third-party firm to manage electricity distribution under IBEDC’s directives.

Meanwhile, despite a court order in March 2025 directing parties to maintain the status quo, claimants allege that Adron disconnected power to several residents in May over non-payment of a N250,000 yearly maintenance levy, prompting a contempt suit on May 15.

On March 10, 2015, Justice M. Akinyemi had ordered all parties in the case to maintain the status quo pending the determination of the suit.

However, in early May, the company proceeded to disconnect electricity supply to several landowners, among the claimants, citing their alleged failure to pay a disputed yearly facility maintenance levy of N250,000.

This action prompted the landowners to file a contempt charge on May 15.

https://guardian.ng/news/property-owners-sue-firm-over-estate-facility-maintenance/

https://newspeakonline.com/property-owners-sue-adron-homes-ltd-over-maintenance-of-estate/

"You want to drag innocent children into this world just so they can grow up
haunted by videos of their mother being used like worthless trash?

Spare them the lifelong shame and trauma. They didn’t ask to be born through
someone whose past is a public disgrace."

Danfo can wobble like jelly and they won't be stopped or harrased, as long as the returns are steady. Settlement is the real certification for danfo

The CIA is now off the hook — They don’t have to confirm or deny whether they have anything on Tinubu. That means no damaging revelations will come from the CIA, at least for now.

But here’s why it’s not full relief:

The FBI and DEA are still in play. The judge has told them to look again and process any documents they haven’t yet released.

If those agencies find new documents, they may still be forced to release them — especially if the court finds they’re in the public interest.

The decision doesn’t clear Tinubu’s name — it just limits what can be disclosed from certain U.S. agencies.

It’s a partial legal win for Tinubu because the CIA won’t be releasing anything. But he’s not fully off the hook — and the story isn’t over, especially with that May 2 deadline approaching.

What are ya'all expecting. Baba and his boys yaff enter Abuja

That will be the new normal

Better

Na waa

givedemwotowoto:
We can all agree that Tinubu has nothing to worry about. Why worry when:

He has no hand in the crisis in Rivers

He has no hand in Kano emirate crisis

He has no hand in infiltrating opposition parties

He won the 2023 election. He never stole PO’s mandate

He has made over 100 million Nigerians richer than they were in 2023

Nigerians are enjoying subsidy removal and inflation because they’re all multimillionaires

He has nothing to worry about. He has done well ✔️

🤡 🤡🤡

He has even made 7 million businesses to shut down so that people can go and rest with their families and enjoy their millions. He has really done very well

Bigboytinz:
This is a very good lesson to her. She had clearly disgraced the senate and all Nigerians. If you have an issue with any one settle it outside the national assembly. The international community is watching. How do you want then to view Nigerians? She wasn't diplomatic in anyway and has not shown any form of intelligence. Nigeria has and had had way way more successful women than her. Doing well globally. She's lucky they ruled she can send in an apology.

Even U.S. President Bill Clinton faced a scandal with Monica Lewinsky, leading to his impeachment, though the Senate acquitted him. He also settled a sexual harassment lawsuit from Paula Jones—so what’s the big deal?

What a disgraceful liar this man is!

I mean, just look at Nigeria—an absolute paradise, thanks to our impeccably honest politicians who have never, ever stolen a single dime.

Every road is gold-plated, poverty is a myth, and the economy is booming beyond imagination!

We trust our leaders with our very lives because they are the embodiment of integrity. And as for "Gamba" or whatever can go to hell

Bye everybody

Breeze don blow fowl yansh don open

Don Pablo over to you

Forget these politicians.

They're just playing the masses for fools, selling the same old lies in a different package.

It's like expecting a goat that gave birth to a goat to give birth to a lion the next time

mmmmm....

when a slave want to leave a master, its always a battle