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When Europe and America are gradually moving away from oil dependency. Last last na we go drink our oyel |
So corpers are good for election but not good for appointment? Ndi ara |
If your mind is not settled, don't go by road. |
Goodlady:You did well 👏 |
JujuYouth:Exactly what these Niger Delta Women are saying, it's not a new thing within the legislative chambers. |
DimIsaac10:Considering the fact that Niger Delta consist of nine states, mobilising 2million from from the zone won't be a problem. |
AKWA IBOM STATE COUNCIL OF WOMEN, "We will mobilise over 2 million Niger Delta Women in Solidarity with Akpabio"Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid026tpG64P74pcNxHtyNbMKz3VTz9SksahSCgwzQpvcGGZrJe6GGXt2tsmD77h5vXvAl&id=100057541641145
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All he need to do to free himself is for him to to put everything on Buhari's head and the case will die naturally. |
This is ground for divorce except the woman is also into what the man is into. |
StarFist:The man too sabi |
In a strategic maneuver that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, Chief Barr Wike has orchestrated a spectacle that marries politics with entertainment. The news of his imminent relocation from RIVERS STATE to the political epicenter of ABUJA is akin to a symphony, with its crescendo promising a harmonious blend of project commissions and extravagant celebrations for the residents of the FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY. Chief Barr Wike, renowned for his distinctive dance moves and unassailable political acumen, leaves no doubt that his ambitions reach far beyond the dance floor. In a recent exchange, HIS EXCELLENCY CHIEF BARR WIKE hinted at a grand plan—the relocation of the famed WIKE LIVE BAND, an artistic ensemble that has serenaded audiences in RIVERS STATE, to the heart of the nation's power nexus. While the melodious tunes of the WIKE LIVE BAND are sure to resonate through the corridors of power, the implications of this relocation run deeper than mere entertainment. At the heart of this bold move lies the coveted position of Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), an office known for its influence and sway over the nation's administrative pulse. Chief Barr Wike's ascension to this strategic post is testament to his political astuteness and unshakable loyalty. Insiders reveal that even the shrewd PRESIDENT TINUBU recognized the value of having a reliable ally in such a pivotal role, underscoring the significance of Wike's appointment. Amidst the resounding applause, a discordant note emerges—critics who attempt to downplay the importance of this portfolio. Their dismissive stance appears rooted in a deep-seated animosity towards Wike, stemming largely from his audacious call for power to shift to the southern regions. This principled stand, while celebrated by some as a step towards national unity, is seen by his detractors as a disruption that dashed their own ambitions of occupying the highest echelons of power. Such criticisms, however, bear the hallmarks of sour grapes and political myopia, failing to acknowledge the intricacies of this significant appointment. For those who comprehend the intricate dance of power and governance, Chief Barr Wike's elevation to the position of Minister of FCT is a strategic move that promises to transform the administrative landscape of ABUJA. His tenure is anticipated to bring order, discipline, and perhaps even architectural marvels like the rumored Flyover 20 to the nation's capital. In a symphony of political prowess and determination, Chief Barr Wike emerges as a virtuoso, playing the notes of change, unity, and progress. As the curtain rises on this new act of his political journey, Nigerians eagerly await the crescendo, with a hopeful refrain that under his watch, ABUJA will indeed witness new and harmonious melodies of governance Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0xgDg3jbpwxUQmk59eN5VAgHuFWcYtd87Danx9VKW42JKDyKQEmegLtossdAzENoHl&id=100057541641145&sfnsn=scwspmo&mibextid=RUbZ1f Cc: Mod nlfpmod
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Taylor90:Chai!!! This Wike's appointment pain you no be small |
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Common rescue operation ooo and they want to go to war SMH
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Poor guy, he doesn't even know that the son is not his 😂😂 |
Nigeria will incur a loss, not Niger, due to the billions of naira that were allocated to Niger by President Buhari for the benefit of him and his associates. This is why Buhari is against this war and he's doing everything possible to stop it. |
Would they have voiced it out if Ian Wright had not done so? Tell them to gettat Moreover, FIFA made it clear that they will pay directly to the players. |
Serendipity2023:Oga enjoy your Isi ewu and drink andrew liver salt later. Your stomach must adjust to your taste and not the other way round. God punish the devil. |
Almiron:This is why to be among presidential pilot or top VIP escorts, you must pass the two wheels stunt. https://youtube.com/shorts/K7TUU_YSsPk?feature=share
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WIKE is coming for you. |
As a woman, when you're married and you refuse to take your husband's name and still carry your father's name, is the biggest error in marriages today. Hence, why most celebrities marriage crumble. What you've done without knowing is that you've empowerwed your village people to recall you at any time they so wish. The forces in your father’s house still have a legal right over you and can recall you back to your father's house at any time despite the fact that your husband paid your dowry.
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Atleast, Buhari's mansions and other investments as well as stolen billions will be wipe out. So let the war begin. |
If the senators were patriotic, before each sitting, the national anthem should be played before they take their seats. |
humberjade:England are not necessarily playing well themselves, they've been struggling to score goals. So expect a boring game |
Tinubu said on his swearing in as ECOWAS president that coup will no longer be tolerated. Now, let's see his presidential authority. |
Yet, IGP is planning to withdraw personels from VIPs. |
Oh pls, spare me this BS...This is not prophecy but a well calculated political tumbo tumbo Las calabar |
odduduwa:They are fighting for their pockets coz of daily allowance for the boys from Emefiele. |
It is a stolen phone, and the company know who you are, where you lived and your different activities with the phone. If the organization decides to pursue you now, the Nigerian police will parade you before the first week of the next month. |
Destined2win:The fact that you are exonerated doesn't necessarily imply that it didn't happen, and the fact that you are found guilty doesn't necessarily mean it actually occurred. It simply indicates that you had a competent lawyer representing you. Hence, the reason that lady and many others usually go scot free. |
Hafinn06:You are building from the wrong platform. Nairaland is not a platform to blow musically, move to a much wider platforms like instagram, tiktok. Making it as an upcoming rapper requires a combination of talent, hard work, dedication, and effective promotion. Here are some steps to help you get started on your journey: Develop your skills: Hone your rap skills by practicing regularly. Write lyrics, work on your flow, and experiment with different styles and techniques. Study the work of successful rappers to learn from their approach. Define your style and brand: Find your unique voice and style as a rapper. Develop a personal brand that reflects your personality and music. Having a distinct image and identity will help you stand out in a crowded industry. Create quality music: Focus on producing high-quality music that resonates with your target audience. Invest in good production, mixing, and mastering. Collaborate with talented producers to enhance the quality of your tracks. Build a strong online presence: Establish your presence on social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and SoundCloud. Share your music, behind-the-scenes content, and engage with your followers. Consistency is key, so regularly release new music and interact with your audience. Network and collaborate: Connect with other artists, producers, and industry professionals in the rap community. Attend local events, open mic nights, and music conferences to meet like-minded individuals and build relationships. Collaborating with other artists can help expand your fanbase and create opportunities for exposure. Perform live: Start performing at local venues, open mics, and showcases to gain experience and build a following. Engage with the crowd, deliver an energetic performance, and leave a lasting impression. As you gain more recognition, aim for bigger gigs and music festivals. Utilize online platforms: Upload your music to streaming platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud. Build playlists, promote your music on relevant blogs and websites, and submit your songs to independent radio stations. Utilize online music communities to share your music and connect with potential fans. Create visual content: In today's multimedia landscape, visuals are crucial. Invest in music videos or lyric videos to accompany your tracks. Eye-catching visuals can help generate more interest and increase your chances of being discovered. Collaborate with influencers: Identify influencers or popular YouTubers or most especially instagram who align with your style and target audience. Collaborate with them to feature your music in their content or create unique promotional campaigns. Influencer marketing can help expose your music to a wider audience. Engage with your fans: Show appreciation for your fans by responding to comments, messages, and direct interactions. Organize contests, giveaways, or exclusive content for your dedicated followers. Building a strong and loyal fanbase is essential for long-term success. Instagram, Facebook and tiktok are perfect for this. Remember, the music industry is highly competitive, so perseverance and resilience are crucial. Stay focused, continue improving your craft, and adapt to the ever-changing landscape. With dedication and a strong work ethic, you can increase your chances of making it as an upcoming rapper. Afrobeat is currently in the era of singing not rapping, so sing more (it doesn't have to make sense but just have a good beats to go with it) and less rapping. |
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each time I eat Nkwobi, Isi ewu or Abacha?