Of course, they would still lose the job just a matter of time. Get more data to train the machine and bam, the machine become more smart than the human engineers.
Oyibo wife gave her Naija husband herpes, introduced him to hard drugs/weed, and turned his life upside down 😭 Full testimony! Nigerian men targeting white women, take note! pic.twitter.com/GoyRyiPnrN
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— cubana_chiefpriest_news (@engrjoseph198) June 29, 2026
Wow, now people can go get 50k for business... While them eat fat! Thunder where are you? You need strike all Nigerian politicians including their family members and supporters.
naptu2: Mrs Tinubu was referring to the people that she gave grants of ₦50,000 each, not to you
Shehu Sani, Desmond Elliot, Muhammadu Buhari, Yemi Osinbajo and Oluremi Tinubu, Peter Obi.
I do not seek fame because being famous would mean that you have to deal with the opinions of many stupid people.
I know somebody who belongs to a charitable organisation. Many years ago I came across her while she was writing a letter to one of their partners. There were several interesting things in her letter and she took the time to explain them to me.
In the letter she referred to the people that she was helping as, "My master". She explained that this was what they did in her organisation so that they would put the beneficiaries first. It would prevent them from looking down on the beneficiaries and it would force them to respect the beneficiaries.
There was another thing she said that I was already familiar with. That thing is the subject of this post.
She said that they don't act like they have all the answers and they don't act like they know all. Instead they ask the beneficiaries what they need and that determines the assistance that they give them.
Surprisingly this is something that many Nigerians cannot understand.
Forgotten example
This was on my mind when something happened years ago. Unfortunately I can no longer remember who it was and exactly what he donated, but this story might trigger someone's memory and the person might remind me of the details.
There was a serious uproar on Nigerian internet. What happened? A man had donated somethings to a community and the whole of Nigeria was condemning him.
I can't remember exactly what it was, but it was something like wheelbarrows (let's assume that it was wheelbarrows).
Nigerians were livid. "How can you donate wheelbarrows to people? What do you want them to use it for? Would you give wheelbarrows to your children? You want to turn them to labourers? We are in the ICT age and he could have donated things that would take people out of poverty, yet he is donating wheelbarrows to keep them in poverty".
There were all kinds of very loud, angry and st up id reactions. The photos went viral and the reactions were so loud that they got to the donor and so he made an explanation.
I can't remember for certain, but I think I created the thread about the donor's explanation.
The donor explained that he had been donating things to communities for decades and that he has learnt a lot from the practice. One of the things that he learnt was that he shouldn't just go and give the community whatever he wanted to give. He does not live with them and his experience is not their experience. They know what they need better than he does.
So he goes and asks them what they need, they tell him and he provides it. This obviously does not stop him from providing what he initially had in mind.
So in the case of this community he donated what he had in mind (I think he donated computers and other things) and he donated what members of the community asked for. Basically, it was members of the community that asked for wheelbarrows. The man posted photos of all the things that he donated and je accused the media of being mischievous because they only posted what would support their agenda.
Bill Gates
Bill Gates said something similar. He said that je was excited when he began doing charity work in Africa and what he had in mind was that he was going to donate computers and software, etc. But then he hit reality.
Of what use are the computers to a child that has not eaten? What use is the software to a child that is dying of malaria? How would the child use the computers if he has not seen the inside of a classroom?
That's why his foundation began focusing on healthcare, education, food security and similar issues.
Bayo Onanuga
Bayo Onanuga did not say that there was no hunger in Nigeria. What he said was that he had not seen that level of hunger in Nigeria.
I told you that he is not a good judge. Bayo Onanuga has owned his own media house (The News, PM News, etc) since the 1990s and he currently works in the Aso Rock Villa. He is a member of the elite. Therefore it's no surprise that he has not seen that level of hunger, but the fact that he has not seen it does not mean that it does not exist.
Muhammadu Buhari and Yemi Osinbajo
The Buhari Administration began the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP) in order to boost small businesses in Nigeria.
There were many programmes under the GEEP and these included the TraderMoni, MarketMoni and FarmerMoni.
These programmes were not designed by magic. The Bank of Industry conducted a lot of research into the impact of these programmes while designing them. This reseaarch obviously included discussions with potential beneficiaries.
The tradermoni provided the least amount of money. It was designed for petty traders, for example, those that sold things on the roadsides, in corner shops or kiosks.
Beneficiaries were given ₦10,000 interest-free and collateral-free loans. They were required to invest the money into their business. This was level 1. When they repaid the loan (and provided proof that they invested it in their business) they would move to the next level which qualifies them to get a higher loan. The levels were:
They asked what could ₦10,000 do? Some said that they spent more than that in a night's outing. They asked if government officials would give their children ₦10,000. Some talked about cost of renting a house or a shop, others talked about school fees and cost of a car, etc. You can see that all these people were mad.
The ₦10,000 was not given to finance the life of the beneficiaries. It was given so that the beneficiaries would invest it into their businesses.
Just like Bayo Onanuga, the critics were elites for whom ₦10,000 was nothing. The beneficiaries were not going to spend that money at a club or restaurant. They were going to invest it into their petty businesses. It was meant to enable them increase their stock and make more profit.
Journalists, social media users and others discussed with beneficiaries and all the beneficiaries praised the programme.
Some funny characters claimed that it was vote buying. That's pure nonsense. Otherwise we can also say that everything that government does is vote buying. Almost all programmes of government are designed to make the lives of citizens better so that the citizens will vote for them in the next election. Therefore, going by the claims of the funny characters, everything that government does is vote buying.
Mr Peter Obi
I constantly tell you that all politicians are the same. Obidients often act like Peter Obi is a messiah that will come and turn Nigeria into heaven on earth. They act as if Peter Obi is doing us a favour by contesting presidential elections (have you ever heard such nonsense in your life).
I have often shown (with evidence) that all the major contenders for the presidency will do the same things. They all said the same things about petrol subsidy, dollar subsidy, etc before the elections.
So here is another example.
Obidients condemned the TraderMoni, MarketMoni and FarmerMoni programmes. They asked what will ₦10,000 do in the life of someone. They claimed that it was vote buying.
Mr Peter Obi shamed Obidients by providing the answers to these questions. In the video below he talked about what happened when he gave some traders at the village market ₦10,000.
A lie travels very far and fast, while the truth is too slow.
Desmond Elliot has been a victim of this on many occasions. I bet that even today, many years later, many people have never even heard the truth.
There were two times that it was claimed that Desmond Elliot donated things to his constituents and the whole of Nigeria descended on him.
Firstly photos of a toilet went viral and it was said that Desmond Elliot had donated this public toilet.
Critics asked whether a public toilet was the problem of his constituents, some complained that the toilet was too small, etc. Everybody condemned Desmond Elliot and nobody was interested in hearing the truth.
The truth is that it wasn't Desmond Elliot that donated the toilet.
The toilet was part of a pilot project by the Austrian government and facilitated by Ladi Lawanson, the former Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation. It was a biofuel toilet that was designed to convert human waste to fuel.
All Desmond Elliot did was to advocate that some of the toilets should be sited in his constituency. The toilets were always going to be built somewhere in Lagos, so he convinced the owners of the project to site 3 of the toilets in his constituency and they invited him to inaugurate them.
The toilets were built by the Austrian Government.
Similarly, the next year, there was an uproar about a bridge. Some people claimed that Desmond Elliot donated a bridge to his constituency and that it was a substandard bridge.
Desmond Elliot did some projects in his constituency, but his constituents told him that they also need a bridge. They told him to give them the money and they would build the bridge, so he gave them ₦800,000.
Later he saw posts and pictures on social media that he had built a substandard bridge for the community (the youths that built the bridge put up a sign that said that he donated the bridge).
Oluremi Tinubu
The role of first lady was previously not a major role in Nigeria. Mrs Flora Azikiwe acted as hostess to visiting dignitaries.
Mrs Victoria Gowon was a style leader and often appeared in public with her husband and on her own. Women often copied her fashion styles.
Mrs Ajoke Muhammed was more reserved and she only began her activities (gardens) after she left the office of first lady.
The first lady role was not really performed during the Obasanjo, Shagari and Buhari eras.
It was Mrs Maryam Babangida that made the role a major charity role.
Mrs Babangida had her Better Life For Rural Women (later called Better Life For Rural Dwellers) through which she tried to improve the lives of people living in rural areas.
She had her annual First Lady's Children's Concert, where the child xylophonist Udo Maryam was discovered.
I have told you about the donation circuit. Mrs Babangida had similar programmes where wealthy people donated a lot of money that she used to fund her programmes.
In fact, I've still got a video of one of those events, but I'm too lazy to go and look for it.
All first ladies since Mrs Babangida have had similar charity programmes.
Mrs Oluremi Tinubu has had her New Era Foundation since she was first lady of Lagos State. She also runs a spelling bee competition and other such activities.
Recently a fake story, that Mrs Tinubu was telling Nigerians that they should go into akara frying and corn roasting, has gone viral. What really happened?
Mrs Tinubu had a meeting with wives of state governors and they reviewed their charity programmes. She addressed the media outside her office after the meeting. She was telling the media what they discussed and that's where the clip came from.
What she actually said
She said that they had given money (grants of ₦50,000 and above each) to women and that these were grants not loans. She said that the money was enough to help the women start businesses, they could fry akara or roast corn, at least these are very easy to start.
She said that they had also given
₦2 billion for tuberculosis, ₦1 billion for breast cancer, and ₦500 million to tackle food malnutrition. They had provided scholarships And they had provided ICT training
"We're trying to give hope. To start akara business doesn't take much; to start roasting corn doesn't take much. We didn't give them a loan; we gave it to them as a grant. We have encouraged Nigerians as best as we could. What is within our hands, I have given, and I keep… pic.twitter.com/hdgTeAss8M
During Ramadan and Eid Senator Shehu Sani distributed 12 camels, several cows, and foodstuffs worth ₦15 million to his constituents. These went viral and led to criticisms with some people calling him the "Camel Senator".
He received even more criticism when he distributed 100,000 world band radios to his constituents. A former Nairaland moderator (who is now popular on Twitter) asked whether anyone still listens to radios. He is obviously unaware that radios are a major source of political awareness in northern Nigeria.
The world has changed post COVID heavily. Formal education is less valued compare to pre-covid. To be a millionaire you don't have to be a professional and have a former education. Infact, if formal education is taking your time unnecessarily, quit and find something interesting to you to do! That's probably your calling. At this age, there should be unnecessary time wasting adventures. Mostly medical doctors would prefer to be a content creator and that speaks a lot!
GlobalNews2020: The Olodo Uprising: Is Social Media Celebrating Anti-Intellectualism?
- Beyond Peller: Is Nigeria Rewarding Ignorance?
By Miracle Oyewale | Global News International
Nigerian social media has been divided following comments by rapper YCEE, who claimed that Nigeria is experiencing an "Olodo Uprising." Using social media personality Peller as an example, YCEE argued that society increasingly rewards ignorance over education and intellectual excellence.
Social Media platforms have since buzzed with debate. While many citizens agree that there’s indeed an Olodo Uprising in Nigeria, pointing to creators like Peller as evidence. Others argue that targeting specific individuals is an unfair attack, shifting the blame instead to a failing educational system, amongst other drivers.
The Main Question: Is there an Olodo Uprising in Nigeria?
The term ‘Olodo Uprising’ captures a society that praises and elevates ignorance, anti-intellectual content, and viral media clout over formal education, educative content, and excellence. Since it seems an insult, it’s the reality we find ourselves in. Many critics argue that some influencers prioritize sensational content over educational or informative material. They often post low-value and insignificant content on social media to gain traction and chase engagement.
Are Peller and others to be blamed for the Olodo Uprising?
The root of this social-cultural crisis lies with the government. A persistent failure to provide good, stable employment, empower the youth, and adequately fund the educational system has created the perfect environment for this shift.
No one is entirely illiterate or dumb. Traditionally, olódò refers to someone perceived as academically weak or slow to grasp concepts, not necessarily someone who lacks intelligence altogether. Not someone who is completely dumb. Over time, it has been proven that intelligence is dynamic and varied; not all are book smart but can utilise their intelligence in other areas and parts of the world.
Another contributing factor is what many describe as the "Hushpuppi effect", the growing desire for quick wealth and instant fame without the patience required for education or long-term career development.
For many young people, the appeal of instant wealth and online fame has begun to overshadow the slower rewards of education and conventional career paths.
They desire quick fame and success and avoid academic progress because of the lifestyles being displayed by affluent people online. This has driven many individuals to produce bizarre or sensational content in pursuit of quick money and online fame.
Social media platforms also play a role in shaping this culture. Algorithms reward engagement, not necessarily quality. As a result, controversial, humorous, or sensational content often reaches larger audiences than educational material. This creates incentives for creators to prioritize virality over value.
Peller and many other creators are simply trying to earn a living in an economy where legitimate opportunities are increasingly scarce. They operate within a system that makes legitimate success increasingly difficult to attain. Instead of these individuals venturing into crimes like armed robbery, internet fraud, and lots more, they choose to display odd and eccentric behaviors.
We have enablers, these are the people who constantly support this odd content and give relevance to it, rather than value-added content. We blame the government and content creators; however, those engaging with the content often give them the impression that what they are doing is right and helps in achieving their aim. When audiences like, comment, share, and cheer, they actively normalise the very anti-intellectualism they complain about, turning societal decay into mainstream entertainment.
Recently, the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, highlighted a grant programme supporting small businesses, including food vending. While entrepreneurship deserves support, many graduates may wonder whether such opportunities reflect the full promise of years spent pursuing higher education.
If Nigeria hopes to build a knowledge-driven economy, then education, innovation, and critical thinking must once again become qualities worth celebrating. Until then, viral fame will continue to compete with academic excellence, and the "Olodo Uprising" will remain more than just a social media catchphrase—it will reflect a deeper national challenge.
A member of Sunday igboho's Irun Ekun team reveal he was sh0t multiple times during an ambush by suspected bandits at Old Oyo National Park but the bullets didnt penetrate his body because of the spiritual fortification. pic.twitter.com/1WHAinT8qB
These ones don pocket a whole country and they now own everything including the generated revenue that they now spend anyhow, whatever they think is ideal within their senseless brains. There is a reason it is called democracy and has different arms of govt. But no they chose to pocket all. That is why son and wife now walk everywhere as demigod.
That guy was just in business, but Nigerians are too gullible... Just like they would keep making their pastor super rich while they stay poor. Carry their money and invest, but no, they prefer to go donate it to their already rich pastors. Even the West that exchanged their native beliefs no fit get rich from the congregations like the way African/Nigerian Pastors do!
dododawa1: A screenshot allegedly showing the balance of VeryDarkMan’s NGO account has sparked widespread discussion online.
The image indicated that over ₦691 million had been credited to the account, with more than ₦671 million reportedly spent and less than ₦20 million remaining.
The development has reignited public interest in the activist’s NGO, particularly following Don Jazzy’s widely publicized ₦100 million donation in 2024.
Fresh discussions have emerged online after a screenshot allegedly showing the balance of the NGO account belonging to social media activist VeryDarkMan surfaced on Facebook.
The screenshot, shared by Facebook user Ekwutosi Oke C AdaNsukka, indicated that the account had received a total of ₦691,609,964.78, with ₦671,770,394.14 reportedly spent and a remaining balance of ₦19,939,570.64.
The figures quickly attracted attention on social media, with many users expressing surprise at the amount spent and raising questions about the account’s activities.
The renewed interest in the NGO account comes months after renowned music executive Don Jazzy donated ₦100 million to support VeryDarkMan’s initiative.
At the time, VeryDarkMan initially expressed concern about the large transaction and publicly called on Zenith Bank to investigate the payment, fearing it could be linked to money laundering or an attempt to set him up.
However, he later revealed a message from Don Jazzy confirming that the donation was genuine and intended to support the NGO’s activities.
The message reportedly read:
“Morning bro. Just saw your post. Na me send 100m to support. I believe in what you are doing.”
Beyond his NGO activities, VeryDarkMan has remained active in advocacy campaigns across the country. Recently, he led a protest in Ibadan, Oyo State, demanding stronger government action following the abduction of schoolchildren and teachers in Orire Local Government Area.
More heartbreaking videos have emerged from Mushere District in Bokkos LGA, Plateau State, showing the devastating aftermath of the deadly attack on Kawel and Kopkon communities.
22 souls including a retired army officer, butchered by Fulani terrorists on Monday June 22, 2026 at Kawel, Mushere district, Bokkos LGA, Plateau State 💔💔 pic.twitter.com/7IWrCy5x7r
Said by a country that enjoyed enslaving people of the same countries for over 400 years. Thunder fire them! No corruption and evil pass that one, period!
We have already dealt heavily with Iran, lol... We have the most beautiful military in the world, lol.... We did Iran the hardest thing they ever imagined.... Lol. You go dey play with pigs as a fine bobo wey you be, you go cry, lol. By the time americans start suffering a bit of what Iranians could tolerate, they go full the street and start the shootings. Spoiled children, lol. God bless Iran! Una try a lot for putting this bully of the world where he belongs.
I see people complaining of the renumeration and converting to dollars, lol. But most of them prefer to go dey use more experience and degrees in the UK and US to dey clean butts and even to reside there illegally.
I had an interview today that sparked an interesting conversation about career growth and employee retention.
The Senior HR Manager questioned why I hadn't stayed longer with my previous employers. Looking at my career journey, I spent 2 years with my first company, 1 year with my second, and I'm currently 9 months into my present role. All three positions have been directly related to the role I was being interviewed for, giving me over 3 years of relevant experience, while the job requirement specified 1–2+ years of experience.
The concern raised was that the company is looking for someone who has demonstrated longer tenure with previous employers and is likely to remain with them for many years.
While I understand that perspective, I couldn't help but reflect on the realities of the Nigerian job market. Many professionals make career moves when opportunities arise that offer better compensation, improved benefits, greater responsibilities, career advancement, or the chance to develop new skills. Such transitions are often driven by growth and ambition rather than a lack of commitment.
In my view, tenure is important, but so are the results delivered, the experience gained, and the value created in every role. A professional's impact should not be measured solely by the length of time spent in an organization, but also by the contributions made during that period.
For hiring managers and HR professionals, especially those recruiting in Nigeria, how much weight should be given to length of service versus career progression, skills acquired, and proven performance?
Mehn kudos to Iran... No gree for your enemies. All die na die! America that I know very well only do things that beneficial to them. If no be the unrest and losses, they won't back down.
Nigeria, the more you look the less you see... Very very very corrupt country... I notice her alliance with Tinubu govt in 2023... Is there any Nigerian politicians that is not corrupt? No!
It’s Good That Alison-Madueke Has Asserted Her Innocence And Got Justice - Sambo
The Federal Government and the EFCC owe Nigerians an explanation of what really happened. This is the same case in which they previously informed the public that they had recovered certain assets… pic.twitter.com/X8jVxwnnwl
Some people with work and abroad madness... i would rather win the money and later being begged to come to the abroad. And even have many of their citizens come work for me. Who do we black people this mumuness lol
Make una dey deceive una self. Because the armored tanks dey pass through Olorunsogo mean it's for Oyo monitoring. Amry don come tell you what una dey guess? MODs just moving rubbish to the front page since year 1900.
JUST IN: 🇳🇬🪖🔥🔥 Nigerian Army deploys more Heavy military vehicles and weapons as seen moving through Ibadan toward other parts of Oyo State today to combat growing security threats in the state. pic.twitter.com/fgcofxGMf9
— PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN) (@Pressman2040) June 13, 2026
Lol, they want win a game before? Instead to dey think of having a goalless outting.
Bobloco: South Africa captain Ronwen Williams has expressed disappointment at what he described as a lack of support from fellow African nations following Bafana Bafana’s 2-0 defeat to co-hosts Mexico in their opening 2026 FIFA World Cup match on Thursday night, Saturday PUNCH reports.
The result leaves South Africa with work to do in Group A as they pursue a place in the knockout rounds.
Speaking after the match, Williams admitted he was surprised by the volume of African football fans who appeared to back Mexico rather than an African representative on the global stage, and called for greater unity among Africans during major tournaments.
“Africans have always supported other African countries in every World Cup tournament, but I can’t figure out why our own case is different,” Williams said. “Many Africans supported Mexico, not us, the South Africans. We almost shed tears, but it’s truly sad.”
"As Africans, let’s stand for each other, let’s stand together.”
While some supporters sympathised with the goalkeeper’s sentiments and agreed that African nations should rally behind one another at international competitions, others offered a contrasting view.
A number of social media users from countries including Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and Zimbabwe argued that recurring reports of xenophobic attacks on African migrants in South Africa have weakened the sense of continental solidarity, with several referencing past incidents involving foreign nationals living in the country as having shaped how other Africans view South Africa.
Some openly stated that they had supported Mexico in the match, citing those tensions as a factor in their decision.
Here we go. The problem of the universe but deceived the world as the saint. Stand on their way, and they would use propaganda finish you. You would be named different names, terrorist, communist, ungodly, etc. that country na the problem of the world!
Iran try sha... E no easy to dey face the deceitful West. People who have deceived the world for centuries. I praying for them. This is really a very tough moment for them.
Corrupt, stupid West. At least they have deceived FIFA that the world is safe to proceed with the world cup. I know they never completed their evil intents, they were only pretending to get the world cup hosts' shares.
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