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This one na falling bird sha! |
Why,una cast my guy naa! Na me give am this update and him go loose guard! |
favour32:Resign ke!Nigeria no be'ablod'.Nobody is going anywhere! That is the slogan.Unfortunately, many will always, as the President himself did before becoming President, play politics with human lives. Our country is derailing and becoming increasingly divided. Poverty is being weaponised for political gain.I pray Davido’s campaign will turn the world’s attention toward offering help to our dear nation, to rescue the children and their minders alive, and to bring those heartless criminals to book. God help us! |
David don report Nigeria to the whole world! Great campaign,OBO. Using your influence to attract global attention to one of the many issues Nigeria and Nigerians are dealing with—gbé fún! |
Chelsea really letting go of four players for one? That guy must be crazy good,seriously clinical in front of goal. |
Na inside Redeem church dem use? My observation though! |
Basic123:Rest baba! Come twitter! |
Basic123:When you quote such an offensive write-up in response to my innocent comment, where I simply shared my personal opinion about a political party of which I am not even a member, it shows how intolerant and mischievous you are. You are impoverished in ideas and perhaps already panicking over the imminent defeat of your supposed candidate. Be a good boy and don’t cause trouble for your parents, because I can see you want to expose their inability to educate you about social skills in a crowded environment. Don’t be toxic, baba. Haba!” |
The desire to live,na him humble you naa! Na so one otondo boy wey dem do operation for, find out say na woman shave am before dem operate on am.De guy Vex,run go home Unto say his public hair was shaved by a female nurse. ![]() |
love this! It shows that they are serious. I will begin to take NDC seriously going forward. Let's see how their media team projects the party to the Nigerian voting populace. I wish them well! Nno! Ẹ káàbọ̀! Sannu da zuwa! Welcome! |
They are beginning to get it right. No governor or president can achieve much in the first four years. A significant part of that period is often spent dealing with election petitions, court cases, settling into office, and strategizing for the next election cycle. Former President Goodluck Jonathan made this suggestion years ago, and I believe it deserves serious consideration. It would be a welcome development if the bill proposing a single six-year tenure for presidents and governors eventually scales through the National Assembly. Such an arrangement could allow leaders to focus more on governance and long-term development rather than being distracted by early re-election campaigns.I come in peace! |
All these Nollywood actors who want to join politics based solely on criticism, blackmail, and attacking others may not be trustworthy. I keep saying that Nigerian politics is not Nollywood. Work hard, build a name for yourself, and make an impact by helping others. You don't just show up with a popular TV face and expect to be handed a political role, especially in a major mainstream party. Ken is beginning to disgust me with his prolonged attacks on individuals. Criticism is fine, but there comes a point when it starts to look more like a personal vendetta than a genuine desire for change. |
OneCandleAway:That's a blessing! One person works hard to ensure that other family members do not have to go through the same poverty. That's fantastic. However, it also takes discipline, vision, and determination to leverage your family name and whatever opportunities are available to you in order to succeed. Take, for example, Yusuf Buhari, who is contesting for the House of Representatives, or people like El-Rufai and Martins Esin in politics. In industry, think of people like Adenuga and Dangote. In ministry, whether in the church or the mosque, many children, brothers, and sisters of prominent leaders have also benefited from family advantages and connections. My advice is this: never despise what you desire. If you have access to opportunities that can help you move forward, use them wisely and responsibly.God bless you, bro! 🙏🏽 |
OneCandleAway:Bro,I disagree with you big time! Being born into a wealthy family may give someone a head start, but it doesn't guarantee personal success, competence, or prosperity. History is full of examples of people who inherited wealth and squandered it within a generation. Education is important, but it is not the sole determinant of success. Discipline, relationships, talent, hard work, and the ability to connect with people often matter just as much and sometimes even more. If wealth alone were enough, every child of a rich person would be successful and every highly educated person would be wealthy. Reality tells us otherwise. It's easy to dismiss someone's achievements by pointing to their family background, but sustaining influence, winning elections, building relationships, and remaining relevant in public life require more than simply being born into money. May God help us ALL,amen! |
That is who he is. He's not a pretender, and that's what endears him to his people. He can't suddenly change simply because he's a governor. It's similar to when Ayodele Fayose was governor,he mingled freely with everyone and was able to unseat two sitting governors. Ademola Adeleke is truly a man of the people in Osun. I wish him well as he takes on the challenges ahead in his bid for a second term. |
Atiku is more likely to win the 2027 presidential election if the fragmentation within the ADC is resolved. Many Hausa/Fulani voters see this government as anti-North, beyond the hardship caused by what many consider insensitive reforms. This is despite the significant resources reportedly directed to the region to build electoral support for Asiwaju. In a country where the best candidate is given a fair chance, Obi would stand a strong chance, considering the organic and largely self-funded support he enjoys among both young and old Nigerians. Unfortunately, many still view him primarily through an ethnic lens, and his perceived unwillingness to play politics in the traditional Nigerian style has also worked against him. Let's see how it all plays out. The political landscape is beginning to take shape, creating more concern within the ruling party than before. This has led to attempts to infiltrate the Obidient movement—which was, and remains, a grassroots movement of young people from different ethnic backgrounds rallying support for Obi's presidency—as well as efforts by known and unknown individuals to criticize Obi daily across social media platforms and other available channels. |
SeverusSnape:You don't fault a man or woman who is in love! It's not always advisable to advise someone in love or use your own experience as the basis for your advice. My guy, enjoy your tattooed girlfriend. If the tables turn tomorrow—which I don't pray for—you can always remove the tattoo. Thank you for loving your babe so openly and expressively! |
Nobody dey collect that kind of money to vote on election day.Na between 1k and 2k except you be voters bringer! |
They have benefitted so much from Nigeria.Thank God she's not a full- time politician. |
Bandit dey share territory like tarmac or bus stop for Lagos? Omo,na wa! Thank God say no be now the man pikin serve for Zamfara oo! Me wey dey waka for night because of woman dem for don pick me oo!Plus them go keep lodge gate open for me make I no disturb them when i come. |
Righteousness2:Is it only the male martyrs who get rewarded with virgins? What about the female martyrs? Have they been rewarded already? Abeg, losing daddies is not too sweet o! |
Oboy,this transformation loud! |
CyynthiaKiss:97/100? Anyway,these guys are these many? |
Another guy,go bleep you and send you parking again.Don't teach your children this kind of life.Be humble and submissive to your husband.Your happiness is guaranteed.You go dey form for hausa man and think say you be Agbani ni?Young babes,don't admire this kind of life oo.She's severely pained hence her action-party. |
AlphaMale666:Thank you bro,for telling your bro-dad" the hard truth! If he's still alive go spit on his face one more time,if not go back to his grave and spit again.Also let him know you are his worst investment.Thank you bro for sharing your dad experiences with fellow bro(s) |
How do we know they are" band it"? |
OniyideAmplify:Oh,boy e taya me oo! Who dem come give now? Guy people are making big money subtle in this country. |
Olukat:I wasn’t looking at it from the politics and politicking aspect of the business. I was just thinking of it casually, like play. Some people would say,I borrowed 10k from XYZ network and I’m switching to WXT network until I offset it.’I never looked at it from the business perspective.So this was multi-trillion naira business? So, who in Ajegunle or Kauda Namoda has it been given to now brother? He has actually given it to himself through proxies. He is a bad president.A case of Alpha Beta! |
Chai! So this borrowing wey we dey use play was a big time business? Wow! |
How? Some people are landlord in Lagos and tenant in Ph and that's the trend across Nigeria.To unite will be practically impossible! |
I watched him on TV. I never knew he was that articulate and sound. His responses to Charles were spot on, and they perfectly reflected my thoughts on the calls for Jonathan to contest the 2027 election. |
