Jobs/Vacancies › Re: If You Are Supporting APC, Don’t Send CV - Olamide Ade by Kdon2: 6:53am On Apr 28 |
femi4: Unfortunately for you..she didnt mention Obi She is ibo using Yoruba name. We know what you are doing.😜 |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: If You Are Supporting APC, Don’t Send CV - Olamide Ade by Kdon2: 6:51am On Apr 28 |
Ofunaofu: If You’re Supporting APC, Don’t Send CV”- Nigerian CEO’s Warning to APC Supporters
Tech founder Olamide Adee has gone viral after saying APC supporters should not apply for jobs at her company. Her comments sparked backlash and debate over politics, hiring discrimination, and freedom of choice.
A Nigerian tech founder, Olamide Adee, has stirred reactions online after publicly stating that supporters of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) should not apply to join her team or send their CVs.
In a series of posts shared on social media, Adee said she would not use her hard-earned money to employ APC supporters, claiming their political choices reflected poor judgment.
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The founder also reacted after some critics reportedly emailed her company to complain about her remarks.
“You see ‘co-founder’ in my bio, you clicked on the website, copied the email and tried to fire me from a company I STARTED AND LEAD? Is something mentally wrong with APC SUPPORTERS?”
She later added:
“Sending mails to my company ‘reporting’ me for saying I won’t hire APC supporters is diabolical sha. I can see your mail, and I am THE BOSS.”
The posts have since gone viral, generating mixed reactions online. While some users supported her stance as a personal business decision, others criticized the comments and raised concerns about political discrimination in hiring practices.
The incident has further fueled conversations about politics, governance, and how personal beliefs intersect with employment decisions in Nigeria
https://www.gistlover.com/if-youre-supporting-apc-dont-send-cv-nigerian-ceos-warning-to-apc-supporters-sparks-outrage-online/ They did this pre and post 2023 election, but God still shame them. Thank God this type of people are not God they will be so inhuman.☹️ |
Politics › Re: PDP Dissolves Sokoto PDP, Appoints Caretaker Committee by Kdon2: 6:48am On Apr 28 |
adioolayi: Locking the back door against Aminu Tambuwal..Politics 101 You sabi ball. Wike has learnt from past experience 😜 |
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Politics › Re: Why OAU Declined Venue For Peter Obi’s Lecture — Management by Kdon2: 10:22am On Apr 27 |
Tenses: Some people president no attend lectures and also no fit give lectures.
If you know you don know  Let obi keep giving lecture up and down. He will be lecture president |
Politics › Re: ‘why Are We Still Borrowing After Subsidy Removal?’ – Sanusi Queries FG by Kdon2: 9:36am On Apr 27 |
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Politics › Re: 2027: Opposition Alliance Can Shake Tinubu – Primate Ayodele by Kdon2: 9:13pm On Apr 26 |
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Politics › Re: Lagos Sanitation: Forceful Restriction Of Movement Illegal - Ebun Adegboruwa by Kdon2: 8:09pm On Apr 26 |
iwaeda: Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Ebun Adegboruwa, has described as illegal and unconstitutional the directive of the Lagos State Government for citizens to stay indoors on the last Saturday of every month.
In a press release made available to journalists, he said that in the forceful enforcement of the directive, the government deployed all its arsenals, including law enforcement agencies, LASTMA, health officers, and even ‘area boys’ to harass, intimidate, and threaten innocent citizens from the lawful exercise of their fundamental and constitutional rights to move freely during the sanitation exercise today.
According to Adegboruwa, the government claims to rely on a particular health law of 2017, which it had refused to publish or make available to the public for confirmation and scrutiny.
“For the avoidance of any doubt whatsoever, there is currently no law in force in Lagos State which permits the government to restrict the movement of persons for the purpose of enforcing monthly environmental sanitation,” the senior lawyer said.
He, therefore, challenged the government to publish such a law, if it exists at all.
For him, a megacity like Lagos does not need to force citizens indoors for two hours in the name of sanitation if the government gets its acts together for positive policy direction and implementation.
He also described as archaic and anachronistic the claim of the government to position the state for global recognition and to, at the same time, cling to what he called the relics of dictatorial policies of the inglorious military era and discarded methods of cleanliness which are not in tandem with best global practices.
The SAN concluded that a government voted into power by the people should not turn around to deploy brute force to compel the people into submission and to abuse state power to oppress the people and keep them indoors against their will.
The Lagos State Government had directed residents across the five divisions of the state to remain indoors and participate in the monthly environmental sanitation exercise scheduled for Saturday, April 25, between 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.
The Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tokunbo Wahab, urged residents to clean their surroundings and clear drainage channels in front of their homes before proceeding with other activities after the exercise.
He explained that the reintroduction of the monthly sanitation exercise followed sustained calls from residents advocating for a dedicated time to maintain cleanliness in their communities.
The commissioner also said that the exercise had not been nullified by any court pronouncement.
https://www.channelstv.com/2026/04/25/lagos-sanitation-forceful-restriction-of-movement-illegal-says-adegboruwa/ Another misguided lawyer attacking good policy☹️ |
Politics › Re: Ibadan Summit: Has Peter Obi Been Sidelined? by Kdon2: 7:31am On Apr 26 |
jmoore: Babablu bulabu.
Let your brain continue dey deceive you.
Your bring up delusional assumption as a fact.
See jagajaga analysis. All these Monday Okpebhelo students. This on don dey foam for mouth already🤣 |
Politics › Re: Ibadan Summit: Isaac Fayose Mocks Sunday Igboho Over Obi’s Visit by Kdon2: 7:22am On Apr 26 |
chyeexcel: Oga please sometimes close your mouth. Will you shut your mouth. Interloper |
Politics › Re: Obidients Declared War On Rumored Atiku/Makinde Ticket by Kdon2: 12:02am On Apr 26 |
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Politics › Re: Ibadan Summit: Isaac Fayose Mocks Sunday Igboho Over Obi’s Visit by Kdon2: 10:06pm On Apr 25 |
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Politics › Re: Ibadan Summit: Isaac Fayose Mocks Sunday Igboho Over Obi’s Visit by Kdon2: 10:03pm On Apr 25 |
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Romance › Re: My Bitter Experience Trying Online Dating For The First Time by Kdon2: 3:23pm On Apr 25 |
TechCapon: I don't know if it's just my own experience or if it's like that with everyone but my experience trying out online dating for the first time have been very horrible. It was suppose to be a place to find love but no way.
One month ago, I decided to take advantage of technology to see if I can meet a nice lady for a relationship. After doing a little research I decided to try Badoo. With great excitement, i set up my profile, uploaded some of my best pictures, set my bio, applied filter to set age range of ladies I want 22-28. BAM I saw a huge pool of ladies to select from, omo it felt like I was in heaven. Little did I know that's the beginning of my trouble. I started matching with girls, diving into DMs, many girls were liking my profile and sliding into my DM, I was like in 3 days I'll find my future wife. Boy was I wrong. Then the conversations started.. These are my bitter observations.
1. There is hunger in the land
Vast majority of these girls are on the app to do hookup even though they disguise it with fancy words like "friendship", or "fun" or "dating", or "networking" etc. Almost all the girls I met say they live in Ikoyi, Lekki, VI, Chevron, Orchid and other highbrow areas but same girls are always asking for urgent 2k, 5k, data sub etc. These girls are even more broke than girls in the village. Hunger has turned the girls to stone-cold zombies without feeling or fear. Ready to follow anyone ready to spend. I can't count the number of girls begging to come to my house even though they've never met me before.. Even me I became scared on their behalf.
2. Too many young single mothers forming single
I met lots and lots of single moms, some as young as 20 doing HK online. I get turned off when I see these so called singles only to find out they have kids somewhere with one guy. I even met one with 3 kids for 3 guys. It was horrible. They're all hustling online of course, not there for love.
3. What you see vs what you get is always different.
You will see a very "fine girl" online, her profile picture looks like she's a model or beauty contestant but when u see them in real life, they're completely different. Looking haggard and tattered. You'll see a light skinned girl online only to see black skin girl in reality. I almost hid under a table when one of them walked into the lounge to meet me. I started insisting on video calls to get a feel of what they really look like instead of relying on their over filtered/makeup pictures and getting rude shock at the meetup point.
4. Even working class ladies are not left out.
I met so many working class ladies on the app doing HK, my phone is full of the lewd pictures and videos they sent me via whatsapp trying to hustle for my attention. All I just need to do is say yes and they'll land on my door step. Am sure these ladies have boyfriends somewhere who don't know they're living double lives. Some of the few reasonable ones I met were far from my location to make any kind of relationship impossible. No shame anymore.. Some will tell you straight up that they're here for hookup, if you're not interested don't bother chatting them and so on..
Please if you have a good homely lady of your own and you're in a stable relationship just hold her tight because it's brutal out there. Welcome to the reality of our time. Even the homely wife is being pumped outside this days. Advice: don't kill yourself over any woman once they are caught. They are not worth it |
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Politics › Re: APC Implodes On The Stolen-Mandate It Is Standing On. by Kdon2: 3:17am On Apr 25 |
KanwuliaExtra: Go and campaign in Northern Nigeria!😁 APC fears OPPOSITION PARTIES/free and fair elections. On stolen mandates ONLY! Shame! You can only cry. Tinubu will be president till 2031 by God's grace. 🤣 |
Phones › Re: MTN To Compensate Subscribers For Poor Service, Plans Network Upgrade by Kdon2: 3:16am On Apr 25 |
TheStreetNews: MTN Nigeria don agree to compensate subscribers for poor service and plan network upgrade, following directive from Nigerian Communications Commission.
The order come after NCC discover say telecom operators fail to meet quality-of-service standards between November, December and January. Subscribers to receive compensation MTN confirm say all customers wey experience service issues for affected areas go receive compensation based on NCC guidelines.
The company say the move show say regulator dey put customers first for decision-making. Focus on better network quality Even as MTN prepare to compensate users, the company stress say the main goal na to improve network service and reduce disruptions.
MTN promise to increase investment in infrastructure, including: Upgrade of network equipment Stronger systems to prevent outages Better collaboration with tower companies Rising demand for data The telecom giant also note say increasing demand for voice and data services require continuous expansion and improvement of network capacity. Industry challenges
MTN admit say some challenges still dey, including infrastructure problems and external disruptions, but assure say dem dey work with stakeholders to solve them.
NCC tightens regulation The development come as NCC dey increase monitoring of telecom companies to ensure better service delivery across Nigeria.
Experts believe say improved network investment go help boost digital connectivity as internet usage continue to rise across the country.
@https://thestreetnewspaper.com/ Better |
Crime › Re: Elderly Man Caught Trying To Lure A 13-year Old Street Hawker To His Room by Kdon2: 3:15am On Apr 25 |
thunderfireyour: when it comes to sexual molestation, sexual assault, pedophilia, ritual murders, romance scam, 419, backstabbing, betrayal, and chronic lying, leave it for sophisticators Bitterness is that you😜 |
Politics › Re: APC Implodes On The Stolen-Mandate It Is Standing On. by Kdon2: 8:44pm On Apr 24 |
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Romance › Re: Can A 50-Year-Old Without A Job Or Wife Still Find Love? by Kdon2: 6:35pm On Apr 24 |
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Romance › Re: Can A 50-Year-Old Without A Job Or Wife Still Find Love? by Kdon2: 5:30pm On Apr 24 |
koladata:
he's 50 without job So you wan rush am go meet him maker ba?🤣 |
Romance › Re: Can A 50-Year-Old Without A Job Or Wife Still Find Love? by Kdon2: 5:25pm On Apr 24 |
koladata: If you are 50 without a job, then you should be willing to risk it all. It should be a game of get rich or die trying for you at such age.
1. Go and learn driving, there's always a job for long-distance driving, and with God on your side, you won't get kidnapped, but you can make as much as 1 million per month doing this. Lagos to Abuja is 40k to 50k; if you drive a 7-seat bus, that's about 350k. Fuel will take close to 150k, settlement and delivery might take up to 100k, but you are still left with 100k. If you do this 15 times out of 30 days in a month, that's 1.5 million naira.
2. Importation of rice from neighboring countries, they call them fayawo. I've never seen a poor person doing that business; they usually have a plug. It might not be so easy to do, considering that there are many police officers that are ready to take as much money as they want, and the more you can avoid them, the more you get.
3. Farming: there is much fertile land in Nigeria; if you go to the remote area, you will get acres of land at a cheap price. Look for one cash crop that you can cultivate, and before you know it, you will be swimming in money.
4. Join the Nigerian Military: they are always actively recruiting. If you don't get killed fighting insurgency and you get in as a graduate, you might be lucky. All your options are filled with death traps. 😜 |
Politics › Re: Is An Organic Parallel Government Loading? by Kdon2: 5:18pm On Apr 24 |
Kanwulia: The whole Nigeria abi? Make APC start campaign first.🤣🤣🤣🤣
City Boys Movement never repeat o!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 How many you jail?
Dem go soon release ALL PRISONERS nationwide. Starting from Northern Nigeria. Wait for it. It's like your definition of Nigerians is skewed 😜 |
Politics › Re: Is An Organic Parallel Government Loading? by Kdon2: 2:37pm On Apr 24 |
Kanwulia: I know say I say I nor go waste my time for 2027 - whatever you call it. But OMO? The OK movement is giving me serious GINGER!
You can always count on Northern Nigeria ke! APC wants to use the insecurity they are planting all over Nigeria and invite foreign militias to suppress Nigerians in the guise of “support”.
We know “the game plan”!😂
No wonder USA is delaying release the “AMODASTEIN” files from CHI-TOWN! Dem dey dangle the carrot in front of Yekini’s nose.
We know “the game plan”! All of them will end in jail for life. Dey play |
Crime › Re: Man Share His Experience Living In The Same Compound With Yahoo Guys by Kdon2: 11:02am On Apr 24 |
Sirchiboy: It is absolutely dangerous that you, as a legitimate businessman, are living in a Yahoo-infested compound sometimes even more dangerous than it is for the Yahoo boys themselves.
Now listen carefully… you are actually more at risk. Your life and your family are more at risk than theirs.
Why? Because they already know the life they are into fraud, crime, drugs, and all sorts of illegal activities. But you, who is not part of it, can easily be implicated in everything they are doing.
Let me share something with you. I once lived in a Yahoo-infested compound, and one of the main reasons I packed out was because their lifestyle did not align with mine.
After a long day of producing paint, working on POP, and inhaling all sorts of chemicals my job is physically demanding I come back home at night to rest and spend time with my wife.
But that is exactly when they start their own activities: loud music, immoral conversations, shouting, parties everywhere… disturbing the entire compound.
And when you try to confront them, they become aggressive. Many of them are violent, some are touts educated or not, the truth is, most of them lack respect and basic morals. It became a serious problem for me.
Even during the day, you see them openly smoking without care for who is around them. Whether you are comfortable or not does not matter to them.
Now beyond the mental stress and lifestyle clash, let me tell you one of the biggest dangers.
After I moved out of that compound, about four months later, men from the State CID stormed the place. They arrested most of the Yahoo boys there.
But guess what?
Two innocent people were also arrested. One was a trader, the other an engineer into construction both legitimate businessmen. They had nothing to do with fraud.
Yet, they were detained for over two weeks. Even after investigations proved they were clean, the police tagged them as accomplices.
Their “offense”? They lived in the same compound and allegedly failed to report suspicious activities.
Before they could regain their freedom, they had to bail themselves with about ₦200,000.
Imagine suffering for something you know nothing about.
That is the reality.
When trouble comes, it doesn’t ask who is guilty or innocent it hits everyone around. In fact, it can even hit you harder than those involved, because you are not mentally or financially prepared for it like they are.
Now, I’m not saying every Yahoo boy is loud or troublesome. Some are calm you might not even know what they do.
But when you find yourself in a compound heavily dominated by them especially young, hot-headed ones constantly throwing parties and causing chaos it is a serious risk to your safety and peace of mind.
I know some people will come for me in the comments or even my DM I’m used to that. But I don’t care.
I’m saying this for your own good Before you move into any apartment, do a proper background check. Know who your neighbors are. Don’t become a victim of circumstances. Bottom line don't live with yahoo people it's like living with terrorists, you are putting yourself at risk. |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Gives ₦5M Scholarship To Islamic School In Bauchi by Kdon2: 10:56am On Apr 24 |
givedemwotowoto: Peter Obi Gives Scholarship Worth N5 Million Naira to Intashara Islamic School Students in Bauchi
Fake love is DOA 😜 |
Politics › Re: I Will Defeat Tinubu In An Election ~ Dino Melaye by Kdon2: 9:28am On Apr 23 |
wolesmile: Watch the moment Senator Dino Melaye said he will defeat President Bola Tinubu in a presidential election on an interview with Seun Okinlaboye during his podcast show.
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Kdn2J67j1/ He couldn't even win governorship in his state. His mouth sweet |
Politics › Re: Godwin Obaseki Moves To Contest Edo South Senatorial Seat Under ADC by Kdon2: 7:17pm On Apr 22 |
press9jatv: Breaking News...
The former Governor of Edo State, His Excellency Godwin Obaseki, moves to contest for the Edo South Senatorial Seat under the Action Democratic Congress (ADC)...
More details Shortly... Failure. He has been in hiding since he left office. Awon ojelu |
Politics › Re: PDP Releases 2027 Election Timetable by Kdon2: 6:04pm On Apr 22 |
aisha111: PDP Releases 2027 Election Timetable
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has announced its official timetable for the 2027 General Elections, detailing key dates for the sale of forms, screening, and primaries.
Activities begin on April 21, 2026, with the submission of the Party Register to INEC, while the presidential primary is scheduled for May 17–18, 2026.
The Party reaffirmed its commitment to a transparent and credible process, encouraging participation from all aspirants. PDP is fast gaining back their momentum. They are gradually returning to factory reset since those disabilities have left😜 |
Education › Re: Adeolu Oluwadamilola Oreofe, The Nigerian Spelling Queen (Photo) by Kdon2: 6:02pm On Apr 22 |
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Culture › Kwara Is Yoruba (photo) by Kdon2(op): 6:01pm On Apr 22 |
A socio-cultural advocacy group, Think Yoruba First Organisation Worldwide has rejected assertions regarding the historical and cultural identity of Yoruba communities in Kwara and Kogi States, as well as interpretations of alleged political motivations linked to the presidency.
This was contained in a statement signed by the general secretary of the group, Dr. Bukola Adeniji reacting to an article authored by Professor Farooq Kperogi, titled “Tinubu’s Yoruba Agenda Risks Deep Rupture in Kwara,” which the group said presented a one-sided narrative capable of distorting public understanding of the socio-political realities in the region.
The organisation maintained that although Kwara State is geographically located within Nigeria’s North Central zone, Yoruba-speaking communities in parts of Kwara and Kogi States have deep historical roots, with identity shaped by language, culture, and long-standing settlement patterns. |