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Mynd44:
You will tell a descendant of Efunronye Tinubu that he isn't from Lagos. This is why I don't take these talks seriously.

It is like saying Wale Tinubu is not from Lagos.

His mother, Abibatu was the Iyaloja for the late Oba Dosumu since 1951 (this was before Bola Tinubu even entered the political scene ooo)

His mother succeeded Alimotu Pelewura, an Awori woman.

My brother forget story , that is what they told you . There exist Tinubu family in Lagos .

But Amuda or amodu is from iragbiji and his blood nephew oyetola was the governor of osun state .
Fine ,nothing is wrong in adoption. Is Amoda was adopted by iyaoloja into Tinubu family in Lagos, that is fine and ok . But to say that he is originally from Lagos is just pure lies.

I understand your sentiment and I also encourage that people should be allowed to accomplish their God given talents in whatever spares they find themselves just like Amoda turned Tinubu of Lagos.


That is ok . I know and understand how great houses operate myself coming also from a great house .


Traceable to over 400 years ago

The foolish man ibas even went to lobby for extension to stay longer . Just imagine the impetus


What a disgrace on spc,Tinubu ,wike and akpabio .

Nonsense people

Mynd44:
What tires me about this nonsense is that someone who is from Lagos Island will say they are true lagosians forgetting the Aworis, Ijebus, Eguns, Egbas are also Indigenes of Lagos.

So Gbadebo is from Eko. Okay……

Me that I am Awori whose hamlet is at Isale Oja In Ikeja should fry beans abi?

If you are Aworis, then you are more ijaw than Yoruba.

Aworis are not Yoruba and they are the aborigines of Lagos . You are also a true lagosian but Tinubu isn't.. let us tell ourselves the truth

franchasng:
Nobody said it's a crime my brother but the way and manner they have been going about publishing different stories of how Mr Eazi is richer than Dangote and own big companies in 18 countries that give him more money than Wizkid and Davido is where people are beginning to find it funny

Don't be surprised that the people running this publications have never even met Mr eazi before .


I will be disappointed if Mr eazi gives in to the pressure of trying to explain his sources of income to the public .

His education and quality of education at that is enough to give him the confidence he needs to pilot his affairs into becoming one of the richest persons in Nigeria.
He is known and he has access to the rich circles .

What the hell ..

franchasng:
lafmaooo


Honestly he was supposed to tell us some of his business names and what they do, because it will even boost his business patronage cos it's a free advert to a very large audience which many businesses pay heavy for.


Anyway my thought is this; Mr Eazi wasn't born poor, his family was a Middleclass family and he was fortunate to secure job with Schlumberger as a young mechanical engineering graduate, I almost got an offer with them back in the days, though NLNG, Chevron, Mobile and Total paid more, so working with Schlumberger for some years couldn't have made him so rich to say that his music income accounts for just 20% of his income lol



I think some of his friends may have been taunting him that he married Otedola's daughter because of money, I am a guy and I know how guys talk about things like this lolz and I am sure the whole gist flying around have been making Mr Eazi feel bad and he has been looking for ways to brag that he is richer than Otedola


And Otedola too must have been doing a lot of behind the scene upgrade on him all the while Eazi and his daughter have been dating to bring him to a certain level before they tie the knot lol since Otedola doesn't have any son-in-law and , so maybe he is trying to turn Mr Eazi to his son-in-law and adopted son too

This is bullshit.

If Mr has the carriage and confidence and means to support himself which I know he has and can take care of otefolas daughter, he is good to go.


Mr otefolas himself was not a billionaire untill 2003 when obasanjo made him a billionaire.
He was managing a printing press company with some contracting here and there and that was it.

Kalatium:
People think men are “rock solid.” Strong. Unshaken. Providers who feel no pain.
Truth?
Many husbands are fighting battles they’ll never confess. Silent struggles that eat deep into them and, if ignored, can damage a marriage.

Why don’t men talk?
👉 Society says “man up.”
👉 They don’t want to look weak.
👉 Or they don’t want to stress their wives.

But silence doesn’t mean peace. Behind that calm face, here are 10 battles most husbands secretly fight in marriage:

1. Pressure to Provide
Bills pile up, business slows, yet he must smile and act like all is fine. Inside? Shame and fear.
📖 “But if any provide not for his own… he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.” (1 Timothy 5:8 )

2. Fear of Losing Respect
Sarcasm, comparisons, and ridicule wound him more than most women realize. Respect is oxygen to a man.
📖 “…and the wife see that she reverence her husband.” (Ephesians 5:33)

3. Loneliness (Even at Home)
He misses attention when his wife is too consumed with work, kids, or activities.
📖 “Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour.” (Ecclesiastes 4:9)

4. Quiet Struggle With Temptation
Yes, even good men wrestle with thoughts they may never admit.
📖 “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation: the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.” (Matthew 26:41)

5. Shadow of Failure
Every man wants to be his wife’s hero. When life knocks him down, silence hides his pain.
📖 “…David strengthened himself in the Lord his God.” (1 Samuel 30:6)

6. Bottled Emotions
Society says “men don’t cry,” so he bottles stress, anxiety, and grief, no wonder mem die early.
📖 “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” (1 Peter 5:7)

7. Comparison Pressure
Seeing friends “doing better” quietly makes him feel less.
📖 “For we dare not make ourselves of the number, or compare ourselves with some that commend themselves…” (2 Corinthians 10:12)

8. Work vs. Family Guilt
Struggling to balance being present with providing.
📖 “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1)

9. Fear of Losing Love
He wonders: “Will she still love me if I grow old, broke, or sick?”
📖 “Charity never faileth…” (1 Corinthians 13:8 )

10. Spiritual Insecurity
When his wife seems more prayerful or dedicated, he may feel inadequate.
📖 “Iron sharpeneth iron; so a man sharpeneth the countenance of his friend.” (Proverbs 27:17)

The truth is this: Husbands may look strong, but they bleed silently.
Wives, when you understand these battles and respond with love, respect, and support, you don’t just heal your husband — you fortify your marriage.

📖 “Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2)

👉 What do you think?
Why do men hide their struggles, and what can wives do differently?

Women do you agree men go through these battles?

We are learning every day.



I love this discuss

Mente50:
Nepal Gen Z fight, protest, shake ground, remove government 👏🏽. But in the end, na 73-year-old granny dem give chair back to 🤦🏽‍♂️.

Life sometimes dey like that sha, you chase change with fire, but system still bend am go back to old hands.

Na why dem talk say Na Goat wey you chase comot backyard fit still waka enter through front door 😂

Change no be just about removing person, na about changing the whole pattern.

👇👇
https://www.facebook.com/61579449734819/posts/pfbid0TizddAsnzp8gTzb7zZspa72mJNoK1VDxm63yhFPe3u6A7pK7ECw1UB59TeajtLz2l/?app=fbl

You are wrong.

They handed the government and future of the country to a trusted mother.

More like handing nigeria to ngozi okonjo iweala

PulaPower:
Better tell yourself the truth..

Britain did not put us under federalism. They put us under regionalism..

Nigeria problem started when Ironsi destroyed our regionalism out of greed..

You are right but the last statement was not correct.

It was not greed that made itondi do that

Till tomorrow Libya is still better than nigeria.


Let the people's money be in people's hands and not in the hands of evil people called politicians using it to insult the masses with their children and followers feeling entitled .

Nwaikpe:
One laptop boy made a comment the other day, saying that people just want to spoil the refinery of Dangote simply because they are demanding that Dangote's rule of "no trade union" be contested and that Dangote is an international corporation and therefore too big and so should not adhere to corporate rules. Then I replied:

1. Exxon Mobil, an international megacorporation of operating revenue of US$349.6 billion (2024).
2. Dangote, an international corporation, having an operating income of US$4 billion in 2017 (and far lower due to the more than 1000% inflation today).

Number 1 obeys all union rules even with its bad politics while small number 2 is trying to make sure there is no unionism

It's not by force to join a union

banom:
Igbos dominated the list as usual. Igbos are blessed people. Let's stop envying them, cux the envy is not working.

Mechiegi onu dia.


Every time igbo this ... Yoruba that


Bigots

galantjoe:
Tit for tat
Fire for fire
Brimstone for brimstone

Soludo deserves it

This man is so arrogant as if he is only learned fellow in Anambra State

A very big bush man.



Very petty .

A big family problem

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Ttalk:
Nice one, either Tinubu or Jonathan is fine. The haters will continue to do what they have been doing without result.

It will mark the total end of someone who doesn't want to contest in party primary


SQ go vote Jonathan enmasse, we have taught him bitter lesson not to underate SW ad and he has learnt his lesson.

Hear this SW will at least do 12 years Obj+Tinubu so SW has nothing to lose and they are playing the politics from the point of strength, what is now the fate of SE

How come South west has igbo problem?


Pls go and rest

Onokussie:
By Emeka Chiaghanam

When history remembers the voices that dared to rise in Nigerian politics, one name will stand among the boldest: Senator Uche Lilian Ekwunife. Fondly called Iyom, she has built a career defined not by chance, but by conviction; not by fleeting applause, but by a deep-seated commitment to service. Today, as she steps forward as the Deputy Governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) alongside Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, Ndi Anambra are presented with more than a political ticket, they are offered a partnership of vision, character, and proven capacity.

A Political Pedigree Forged in Resilience
Senator Uche Ekwunife’s political story is one of persistence, courage, and triumph against the odds. In 2007, she broke into the male-dominated House of Representatives, representing Anaocha/Njikoka/Dunukofia Federal Constituency. There, she distinguished herself as a passionate voice for her people, championing bills and motions that spoke directly to the needs of ordinary Nigerians, education, youth empowerment, and infrastructural renewal.

Her work ethic and fearless contributions soon set her apart. By 2015, she ascended to the Senate, representing Anambra Central, where her impact deepened. She spoke truth to power, stood firmly for her constituency, and carved a reputation as a woman of substance. Though her first senatorial victory was overturned by the courts, the people’s love for her never wavered. In 2019, she stormed back into the Senate, reclaiming her seat with resounding support. This triumph, after a setback, cemented her as a resilient force, an iron lady who does not give up when challenges arise.

Ekwunife’s political journey has never been about occupying positions for their sake. Rather, it has been about results, impact, and representation. She has always understood that leadership is not a title but a trust.

Leadership that Connects
Politics, at its best, is about people. And Senator Ekwunife has mastered the rare art of connecting with the grassroots. She is not a distant leader locked away in offices of marble. She is the woman who walks the markets, visits widows, embraces young people with hope, and listens to voices that are often ignored.

This accessibility has been her greatest strength. Her constituents describe her as a leader who listens, genuinely, attentively, and with empathy. Her speeches in the National Assembly are not detached rhetoric but reflections of the lived struggles of her people. Whether fighting for better education, supporting local businesses, or calling for stronger infrastructure, her voice has always echoed the heartbeat of the masses.

She embodies inclusivity in leadership. For women, she represents possibility, a reminder that gender should never be a barrier to leadership. For youths, she is proof that determination and resilience open doors, no matter the odds. For Ndi Anambra, she is a trusted leader who knows their stories and speaks their language.

Humanitarian Works: Service Beyond Politics
Senator Ekwunife’s humanitarian footprint stretches far beyond the walls of the National Assembly. To her, philanthropy is not seasonal and not a tool for elections. It is a way of life.
Through her scholarship schemes, countless children who once faced the despair of dropping out now have a future through education. These are not faceless statistics but living testimonies, young men and women who proudly call her their benefactor.

Her empowerment programmes for women have birthed small businesses, lifting families out of poverty and restoring dignity to homes. She has been particularly attentive to widows, often left to bear life’s burdens alone. With support packages and financial grants, she has turned despair into hope.

The youth have also benefitted from her passion for empowerment. Through skill acquisition programmes, many now thrive in crafts, technology, and trade. For Senator Ekwunife, creating opportunities for young people is more than a policy, it is a mission.

Community projects stand as further evidence of her humanitarian heart. From rural electrification to borehole projects, health interventions to community halls, her initiatives have lit up villages, quenched thirsts, and brought people together.

Qualities that Define Her
Senator Uche Ekwunife is more than a politician; she is a leader with rare qualities that distinguish her from the pack.
• Resilience: She has faced setbacks yet emerged stronger each time. Her ability to bounce back with courage inspires confidence
that she will weather any political storm.
• Empathy: She leads with compassion, ensuring that policies and programmes touch real lives.
• Integrity: Her name carries no scandal, her image remains clean, and her politics are marked by transparency.
• Grassroots Appeal: She commands loyalty and admiration across towns and villages, making her a formidable mobiliser.
• Bridge-building: She transcends partisan divides, building alliances that bring people together rather than tearing them apart.
These qualities make her not only a suitable deputy governor but also a potential game-changer in the governance of Anambra.

Why Her Candidacy Matters
The November 8, 2025 governorship election is more than a political contest; it is a chance to redefine leadership in Anambra. With Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu as the governorship candidate and Senator Uche Ekwunife as his running mate, the APC presents Ndi Anambra with a ticket that is both credible and formidable.

Her presence on the ticket speaks volumes. She brings with her an unmatched grassroots network, legislative experience, and the moral authority of someone who has consistently delivered. For women, her candidacy symbolises inclusion and progress. For young people, it opens new horizons of opportunity. For the state, it signals a future where governance is not about empty promises but about tested leaders who have proven themselves in service.

Together, Ukachukwu and Ekwunife represent a partnership of builders, one known for transforming businesses and communities, the other known for legislative excellence and humanitarian compassion. It is a partnership rooted in vision, driven by service, and powered by the people.

The Road Ahead
As Anambra marches towards November, the choice before Ndi Anambra is clear. Will they continue recycling the same voices that offer more of the same? Or will they embrace a fresh ticket of competence, compassion, and courage?

Senator Uche Ekwunife’s candidacy brings hope. She offers not only experience but also empathy, not only political strength but also humanitarian vision. She stands as a bridge between leadership and the people, between promises and performance.

Her life is a story of rising against the odds. Her leadership is a testimony of service beyond self. Her candidacy is an invitation to Ndi Anambra to dream bigger and reach higher.

A Call to Destiny
Senator Uche Ekwunife is more than a name on the ballot paper. She is a servant-leader, a builder of lives, and a woman of courage. She has walked the hard roads of politics, triumphed through resilience, and given selflessly to the people she loves.

Now, as she joins Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu on the APC ticket, she offers Ndi Anambra not just a promise, but a proven pathway to progress.

This election is a call to destiny. Ndi Anambra must choose competence, character, and compassion. They must choose leaders who have built before politics and who will continue to build after politics.

In Senator Uche Ekwunife, they have a deputy governor in waiting whose life embodies service, whose leadership radiates strength, and whose vision promises hope.

On November 8, 2025, the future calls. Ndi Anambra must answer boldly. The choice is clear. The time is now. The ticket is strong.
Vote Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu and Senator Uche Ekwunife—APC.
The builders. The leaders. The future.

Pls update us on her educational background.

We need that too

yarimo:
Everyone in rivers state was happy with the LGA election

There was no election in rivers state known to law.


It will not stand and court will remove them all

Konquest:
I have to step in to correct the massive historical disinformation in your post! Let's be clear.

What influence or subduing are you going on about here? DON'T make misleading comments here by giving that girl named Raye any iota of credit for any monthly stipend increase.

The NYSC and the Nigerian Goverment had already planned since late 2024 to increase the monthly stipend for these young ones in 2025 and these FACTS were all over online media outlets and more. Eventually, the overdue stipend increase was carried out. The NYSC and the Federal Government MUST be commended for fulfilling that promise! It CLEARLY had NOTHING to do with that girl in the video who just ranted away blindly in her original video in my opinion. The quest to bring down the cost of food items over there in Nigeria lies LARGELY with the State Governors and their Commissioners of Agriculture who are closer to the people NOT the FG, as can be seen with the recent launch of 150 CNG-fueled 40ft haulage trucks by the Lagos State Governor under the "Produce for Lagos" program with the immediate plan to crash the cost of food by 50% while cutting off
those insidious middle men. I watched a video just last week where the cost of foods and commodities in Yobe State have dropped sharply with very "low inflation rate" due to the FACT that Yobe farmers were given totally free tractors for cultivation. That's another creative way that shows that the Nigerian Governors and their Commissioners of Agriculture have to sit up to tackle high food costs and inflation. Period.

Clear off from here .

Nonsense people.

The girl Raye is in your face .


Go and chop her nysc cert na

YeyeGbami:
This one don turn yeyebrity just like dat, anyway anything goes here in 9ja

Someone that influenced your president, the government to pay corpers 70k monthly stipends is not only an influencer or celebrity but a solid voice in this generation.
This girl grace subdued Tinubu

aerolagos:
Hello everyone,

First off, apologies for the delay in sharing this, Getting started as taken us a bit longer than planned.

That said, I’m excited to announce that the Aircacao Business Plan is now live on GitHub as an open repository 🎉
👉 https://github.com/Aircacao/Business-Plan

This means anyone can now read, improve, and contribute directly to the plan, whether it’s refining the market analysis, tightening the strategy, or even just fixing typos and formatting.

Incentive for contributors:
The top 5 contributors (by quality and impact) will collectively share 0.5% equity in Aircacao. It’s our way of recognizing that great ideas and improvements that can come from anywhere or anyone.

We’ve set up:

- A clear Contributing Guide : https://github.com/Aircacao/Business-Plan/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md
- A Code of Conduct: https://github.com/Aircacao/Business-Plan/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (to ensure collaboration stays positive and productive).

Please feel free to jump in, fork the repo, share feedback here, or open issues directly on GitHub.

We’re building an airline in public and this is the next step in making it truly collaborative.

Thanks for your patience and continued interest.

Guys this is so great , I'm very excited.

I love the way the whole thing feel strange yet real .
More like a movie ..

A reality TV show .

Been waiting patiently or rather impatient 😂 😂

WorldRichest:
Happy to have you in the ring. We are happy to beat you Blue Black and this time mercilessly. We are the BATtalions

Says only four states winners .

Could not even win anywhere else in the North 😂😂😂😂

APC is the worst government of the world

Nigerians will never forgive this APC government for destruction of humanity and degrading Nigerians to accept suffering and lack as a way of life.


2027 nigerians will kick out APC

KillahPriest:
Dem no dey flog federal government pikin (police, army, youth corper etc). The junky officer should have been handed over to the nearest DPO with his exhibits and video evidence instead for orderly room trial and possible dismissal

No body has the right to assault anybody or flog anybody but the police has been doing that


What have you to say?


Two wrongs don't make a right

Itiskdg121:
You may contact some Travel agents (I would suggest from listening to radio stations) for care worker visa.
I think Australia and New Zealand are currently recruiting from Africa.
Study route with 7m naira is unrealistic for now.

Forget whatever anyone has done to you. Stand up for yourself and be determined to make it in life.
I don't know why I'm convinced that your future is very bright and glorious changes are within reach.

You are a Star

I heard about Australia recruiting from here too

Mind to share any contacts pls

amaridigital:
I hope Asiwaju will start restructuring of this goddam country and state resource control in his second term so that these failed States won't bite and complain about Lagos again which is the finger that is feeding them and i hope Lagos has indigenous benefit card to ward off economic Almanjiris from a goddam region. When they troop in, they claim it's former capital but when lagos get any investment from the FG they cry maginization

Tinubu is one time president and will be impeached by next year..

amaridigital:
I hope Asiwaju will start restructuring of this goddam country and state resource control in his second term so that these failed States won't bite and complain about Lagos again which is the finger that is feeding them and i hope Lagos has indigenous benefit card to ward off economic Almanjiris from a goddam region. When they troop in, they claim it's former capital but when lagos get any investment from the FG they cry maginization

Tinubu is one time president and will be impeached by next year

sreamsense:
Calculate that of Katsina and north where Buhari was pampering, and don't forget Lagos feeds you indirectly and generate highest money to federal than other states in Nigeria like yours

No

Niger Delta Oil and gas God given wealth feeds the whole of Nigeria

This is great padi

ebubeson:
Is first class from UI, UNN, UNILAG, OAU, ABU, UNIBEN and old federal universities to be rated same with other schools? Is it just a thing of past glory? Are new private universities and other federal universities now better or of same status as these old ones? Do you see all first class as the same?

Some mushroom universities with out a single professor out first class like akara.


U be first class Wey prof no teach

Caaz:
Why re you erasing your comments lolz!

I didn't oo



This network is bad jari

Caaz:
This is chicken peppersoup, i fact i spend zero naira a, because every ingredients used were produced by me

....

Caaz:
This is chicken peppersoup, i fact i spend zero naira a, because every ingredients used were produced by me

Lies

I no believe you again ..