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SpencerForbes:
And he needed a camera to do that we never really serious for this country 🤦‍♂️

Maybe he will use the toilet and show us how excreta drops from his anus.😎😷
Rubbish and ingredients.

esnbrutality:
But ypu encourage xenophobia against IGBOs ...are they NOT NIGERIANs?

You go cry...una must cry..

Can you swear with your life that it was another people that encouraged xenophobia against Igbos.An evil doer flees when nobody chases him.There are also thousands of Yorubas in South Africa.
The last time I checked,South Africans are against black Africans.
Why do you always play this victim card for God's sake?

Tendd:
Only with rigging, violence,threats like the lots did in Lagos, can he get even a million votes.No sane mind watching this country would vote for him.

If Nigerians do not vote for Tinubu,who else will they vote?
Do you want them to vote for Obi the disaster?

lol
Tinubu that is going to get more than 11 million votes.
He is going to win with a landslide in 2027.

esnbrutality:
BIAFRA....and you have peace

Am I your senators?

Evelynluv20:
My sister lives around there. She’s ijaw, how come no ijaws , ibibio or even hausa among the beneficiaries?

It is their way.

Cosbyrich:
What about high cost of living and insecurity ?

Most of Nigeria's problems started from the lack of infrastructures and goodwill.

SeeWahala:
Do you know another attack happened day before yesterday night in a town in the Benue/Enugu border but till now the news hasn't hit any mainstream media? do you know the amount of money this APC government is spending to squash such news from reaching you and others like you? 🤔

Please we should be speaking about underreporting of army 🪖 campaigns against terrorists? really? 🧐

You are lying.
Nobody stops the press from reporting such storiez.Some have even been reported which were debunked because they were lies and fictions.

Based on recent military reports and official updates from the Nigerian Army between 2024 and April 2026, here are 20 instances where troops neutralized terrorists and bandits:

April 2026 (Northwest): Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA neutralized multiple terrorists, destroyed bandit camps, and seized communication equipment in coordinated raids.

March 2026 (Nationwide): Defence Headquarters reported that 1,166 terrorists were killed in a 29-day period across all operations, including 292 in the North East and 153 in the North West.

March 2026 (South-South): Troops of 13 Brigade neutralized five armed fighters and destroyed a bandit/IPOB drone manufacturing factory.

January 2026 (Northwest/Kogi): Troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA neutralized three Lakurawa terrorists in Sokoto and killed a bandit kingpin in Kogi State.

January 2026 (Kaduna): Troops eliminated bandits along the Kwaga-Polewire axis of Birnin Gwari during a rescue operation.

January 2026 (Nationwide): Troops of Operation WHIRL STROKE neutralized scores of terrorists and arrested over 20 suspects across North-Central states.

December 2025 (Northwest/North Central): Troops killed 47 terrorists, including three Lakurawa members in Sokoto, recovering AK-47 rifles.

November 2025 (Nationwide): DHQ announced the neutralization of "dozens" of terrorists and the rescue of 45 victims in weekly operations.

November 2025 (Borno): Troops of 151 and 152 Task Force Battalions neutralized four ISWAP/JAS terrorists in ambush operations.
October 2025 (Northwest/South-East):

Troops killed 26 terrorists and a high-profile IPOB/ESN commander, 'Alhaji', in targeted operations.

October 2025 (Taraba): Troops of 6 Brigade (Operation LAFIYA NAKOWA) destroyed bandit camps and killed several bandits in Ibi Local Government Area.

October 2025 (Plateau/Benue): Operation SAFE HAVEN neutralized several terrorists in Mangu and Jos East.

October 2025 (Kogi): Troops neutralized a kidnapper in a shootout in Zaki-Biam town.
October 2025 (Nationwide): Military reports indicated that 23 kidnappers were neutralized during operations to secure national infrastructure.

May 2025 (North-West/North-Central): Troops intercepted and eliminated a notorious bandit kingpin in a gunrunner operation.

May 2024 (Kaduna): Troops neutralized bandits in Giwa Local Government Area, restoring safety to the village of Hayin Nakwakina.

May 2024 (Kaduna): Troops destroyed a bandit camp along river lines, killing terrorists and seizing 2 AK-47 rifles.

April 2024 (Borno/Nasarawa): Troops neutralized multiple terrorists during clearance operations and recovered AK-47 rifles.

April 2024 (Nationwide): Military reports confirmed the neutralization of over 2,351 bandits and terrorists across several operations in the first quarter.

August 2020 (Kaduna): Troops of Operation Fadan-Yamma neutralized two bandits at Sabon-Iche, Kagarko Local Government Area.

These operations include ground, air, and joint operations focusing on the North-East (Operation Hadin Kai), North-West (Operation Hadarin Daji/Fasan Yamma), and North-Central regions.
Nigerians will surely overcome the evil doers and terrorists.

Nlfpmod

Yes,Kwarans have voted for a Christian before.
This is a list of past and present govs of Kwara state and their tribes:

Kwara State governors (1967–2026) include a mix of military administrators and civilian leaders, predominantly from Yoruba, Nupe, and Hausa/Fulani backgrounds, reflecting the state's diverse, predominantly Yoruba-speaking culture. Key recent civilian leaders include AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq (Yoruba), Abdulfatah Ahmed (Nupe/Yoruba), Bukola Saraki (Yoruba), and Mohammed Lawal (Yoruba).

Civilian Governors (1979–Present)
AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq (2019–2027): Yoruba (Ilorin West)
Abdulfatah Ahmed (2011–2019): Nupe/Yoruba (Share, Ifelodun)
Bukola Saraki (2003–2011): Yoruba (Ilorin)
Mohammed Lawal (1999–2003): Yoruba (Ilorin)
Shaaba Lafiaji (1992–1993): Nupe
Cornelius Adebayo (1983): Yoruba (Igbomina)
Adamu Atta (1979–1983): Ebira

Military Governors/Administrators (1967–1999)
Rasheed Shekoni (1998–1999)
Peter Ogar (1996–1998)
Baba Adamu Iyam (1994–1996)
Mustapha Ismail (1993–1994)
Ibrahim Alkali (1988–1989)
Ahmed Abdullahi (1987–1988)
Mohammed Ndatsu Umaru (1985–1987)
Salaudeen Adebola Latinwo (1984–1985)
Sunday Orinya Ifere (1978–1979)
George Agbazika Innih (1976–1978)
Ibrahim Taiwo (1975–1976)
David Bamigboye (1967–1975): Yoruba (Omu-Aran)

LagosOrigin:
Igbo recovering her past glory . We must ensure that every sons and daughters of our great region is educated .. we must get to 100% by 2028.

On Statisense?
You know that you are deceiving yourself on a fake list because reality and authentic data say otherwise.

Yorubas have the highest number of Lwwyers,Doctors,Engineers etc and even have 3 times the number of Professors that Igbos have.

Hausa even have more Professors than Igbos now but Yorubas still lead as they have done since inception of Nigeria.


I saw this and opened the link and was surprised that Hausas are now second to Yorubas in professorship in Nigeria....


https://www.nuc.edu.ng/

According to the NUC website which can be accessed seamlessly by any interested researcher,there is now a shift and a takeover by the Northerners as the Igbos are pushed off the sidewalk of Professorship into the 3rd position in the rank of who has the higher number of Professors between the two educational gladiators.

SW still continues to be the stallion and champion of Education in Nigeria as the number of their Professors is almost triple that of the Igbos according to the Directory of full Professors in Nigerian Universities.
Kudos to the gallant Igbos just as the Northerners are also heralded into the second position of Professorial hierarchy in Nigeria.
Welcome..



This is the Nigeria University Commission website's link...

https://www.nuc.edu.ng/

Putinofrussia:
Fake data with no credible source with known methodology.


https://www.nuc.edu.ng/

According to the NUC website which can be accessed seamlessly by any interested researcher,there is now a shift and a takeover by the Northerners as the Igbos are pushed off the sidewalk of Professorship into the 3rd position in the rank of who has the higher number of Professors between the two educational gladiators.

SW still continues to be the stallion and champion of Education in Nigeria as the number of their Professors is almost triple that of the Igbos according to the Directory of full Professors in Nigerian Universities.
Kudos to the gallant Igbos just as the Northerners are also heralded into the second position of Professorial hierarchy in Nigeria.
Welcome..



This is the Nigeria University Commission website's link...

https://www.nuc.edu.ng/

Every Nigerian knows that Yorubas remain the most educated tribe not only in Nigeria but Africa.
Fake data cannot change that reality.

Is that GRV that wants people to vote for him in Lagos posting this fake as staff of Ministry of Finance?
If yes,then it is very unfortunate that he has no moral for posting fake things like obidients do.

Simple search will show this.....


The video showing a mock funeral and condolence register for Wale Edun that went viral on social media following reports of his sack in April 2026 is misleading and actually dates back to December 2025.
Original Context: The footage shows local contractors protesting unpaid debts to the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja, not staff celebrating a ministerial sack.
Misinformation Campaign: Following President Tinubu's decision to sack Wale Edun on April 21, 2026, the 2025 protest video was recirculated on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook with false claims that it was a current event, often captioned with phrases like "disturbing video of workers opening a condolence register to celebrate Wale Edun's removal".
Verification: Fact-checkers, including TheCable, ran a reverse image search on the footage and traced it to contractors' protests against delayed payments, which had been covered by multiple media outlets at the time.
While the video itself is from December 2025, the false, "mocking" posts using this footage first surfaced on social media surrounding the news of Edun's removal on April 21–22, 2026.

Full Traslation copied from X👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

All praise is due to Allah, and may peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allah and his family. Peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be upon you.

We are members of Jama’atu Ahlis-Sunna Lidda’Awati Wal-Jihad, under the leadership of Imam Abu Umaymatul.

We have gathered here today to present a few important matters. God willing, we intend to deliver a message to the Government of Nigeria, based on requests made by members of the Borno South Youth Alliance and others who asked for clarification about the condition of the women from Ngoshe.

The women of Ngoshe wanted to be seen, and here they are. They are alive and in good condition. We have not harmed them in any way, nor have we mistreated them. We have kept them according to what we believe is our duty before Allah. This is because our religion instructs us to act in this manner.

Without wasting time, since members of the Borno South Youth Alliance requested a video so they could see them with their own eyes, we will now allow the women to speak directly. You will hear from them and see them yourselves.

Also, to the Nigerian government, who are not our government… We are instructing you with the fear of Allah to not add a minute.

The women and children you saw, we will disperse them to different locations if our demands are not met.

We are sending a message to the Borno South Youth Alliance, who are the mediators in this situation.

This is a 72-hour ultimatum. If our demands (including the reported N5 billion ransom or other conditions) are not met within 72 hours, we will execute or disperse the 416 captives among our fighters.
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If govt answer them and pay,they release them,buy more sophisticated weapons and capture 100s or 1000s again and the cycle continues because all our security agencies combined are not up to a million people securing 230 million people in a very vast land while the terrorists are being aided and protected by the natives where the criminal activities are being perpetrated.
As govt is paying them,their number and weapons increase and terrorism expands.
Just like gun violence in America which is more than 200 years in which case more than 3000 people are killed monthly by the same Americans (you can Google it yourself,the govt just do not amplify it in America and they don't call it terrorism but gun violence),only God and the natives who perpetrate these evil deeds can stop it with the help of the govt of course.
They should just keep their madness in the core North and stop trying to spread it.
Las Las,Nigeria will separate and the North and especially their politicians will eternally regret if they don't come together now,be sincere and do something positive about it.
Tinubu should sit up and use his Yoruba sense and diplomacy to kill this scourge.

I hope this evil deed never comes back o.
There was a time in Lagos when I was growing when hoodlums will come in their numbers and rob almost the whole street.
The police should apprehend these criminals ASAP.

Yorubas have the highest dollar and naira billionaires both in Nigeria and abroad.
They control oil and its value chain,building materials,jewelleries,sea food and frozen foods,ICT etc.
Some Igbo men and Hausa men are rich and in business but their women are not but both Yoruba males and females own massive businesses.
Yoruba churches are the richest.
Yoruba musicians are the richest.
Yoruba movie producers are the richest.
The list is endless even Yoruba agberos
are the richest.
You can never see a Yoruba person beg in other regions like the others.
To cap it all,Yorubas both in Nigeria and abroad do owambe parties like kilode.
If any other major tribe tries to do parties like the Yorubas,they will become totally bankrupt.
Yorubas have always been the richest tribe not only in Nigeria but West Africa and the evidences are there without noise.

Even during Jonathan there were more poor people in Nigeria because the percentage
was 60% of Nigerians.
The World Bank noted that despite high economic growth, poverty reduction was slow. Estimates around this time indicated that 43% to 60% of the population still lived below the poverty line.

ruggedtimi:
u funny...only u use ur hand close ur argument. The once above is just a refinery, no mention of universities and fed secretariats and other projects....Most of the fed roads by Pbat are noy new projects.

Give names to whatever project you want to compete with what Tinubu has done and still doing in the 6 geopolitical regions of Nigeria so we can see whether they are up to what Tinubu has done or not.






These are some projects being executed by Tinubu just in the South South:


1.Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway: A major project aimed at boosting tourism and economic growth along the coast.

2.Bodo-Bonny Road (Rivers State): A critical 34-35km road connecting Bonny Island to the mainland...this had been completed and Tinubu is starting another road linking Bodo Bonny Road to the East West road.

3.East-West Road Section 2 & 3: Rehabilitation and construction works, including the Eleme-Onne section.

4.Calabar-Itu Road: Ongoing construction to improve connectivity between Cross River and Akwa Ibom.

5.Benin-Sapele-Warri Road: Major rehabilitation works.

6.Second Niger Bridge Access Road (Delta section): A 17km dualized road connecting to the bridge.

7.Eket Bypass (Akwa Ibom): A 9.7km dualized road.

8.Nembe-Brass Road (Bayelsa): An important infrastructure project in the region.

Other Sector Projects
9.Agricultural Infrastructure: Including cassava bio-ethanol projects in Akwa Ibom.

10.Education Infrastructure: Construction of a School of Education Administration complex at the College of Education, Delta State, along with equipment upgrades.

11.Educational Upgrades: Facility improvements at the College of Education (Technical), Asaba.



List of major projects completed or under active construction by Tinubu in the South-South.


Bodo-Bonny Road (Rivers State): A 34km road linking Bonny Island to the mainland, involving 13 bridges, largely completed.

East-West Road (Eleme Junction–Ahoada): Completed dualization to improve connectivity in Rivers State.

Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway (Sections 3 & 4): Active construction ongoing in Cross River and Akwa Ibom states (65km section).

Benin-Sapele-Warri Road (Edo/Delta States): Rehabilitation and expansion project.

Calabar-Itu Road: Major rehabilitation works.
Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway:
Rehabilitation of sections to enhance regional connectivity.

Cassava Bio-ethanol Project (Akwa Ibom): Agricultural project aimed at supporting food production.

Construction of a school of education administration complex at the College of Education (Technical), Asaba, Delta State.

ruggedtimi:
same...who did the refinery project.

Port Harcourt Refinery was built and commissioned in 1965.
Warri Refinery contract was awarded by Gen. Yakubu Gowon in 1975; completed and commissioned in 1978 during the Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo military regime.
Kaduna Refinery: Contract awarded by Gen. Murtala Mohammed in 1976; completed and commissioned in 1980 during the civilian regime of Shehu Shagari.
Port Harcourt Refinery (New) was built and commissioned in 1989 during the Gen. Ibrahim Babangida regime.

You see no govt has performed like Tinubu even from the little money he has borrowed and very small revenue,he has paid off all IMF debt he met and another $7 billion Nigeria owed airlines making a total of almost $11 billion debt he has paid off.

ruggedtimi:
Haba take am easy...which money dem use build refinery and all the federal bridges across nigeria? Which money dem use construct east/west road.

I said by one single administration.
It has never happened in Nigeria before.

HacheNoire:
How do some people hate on this guy!

Give him the kudos and criticize him when necessary.

Damn! He has done far too much with scarce resources.

This is one thing I have been thinking about.
Where does he get the money to do all these massive projects?
Me I no understand o.
It has never happened like this before in Nigeria.

President Tinubu has done more than all of them combined if actually he completes all his infrastructural projects.

SisterAnn:
Yes he is the most the powerful!

Under him, over six new terror groups emerged and are doing great in their areas of interest.

Even under Donald Trump,Americans have killed more than 15,000 people through terrorism called gun violence.

People are saying that President Tinubu is the most powerful because no other govt since the creation of Nigeria has ever performed like this baba Tinubu.


No govt is perfect and without corruption but President Tinubu has been very prudent with the finances of Nigeria.
He has also paid off $7 billion dollars Nigeria owed foreign airlines making a total of almost $ 11 billon that he has paid.
He is also doing....

NELFUND...If you are poor and have 100 children,go and put them for university.Tinubu will pay their school fees and also give them#20,000 Every month for pocket.It is when they get work that they will pay back like kobo kobo without interest.No job,no pay

CREDIT SCHEME.

FREE TECHNICAL COLLEGES WITH FREE FOOD AND PAYMENT OF #22,500 TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY MONTH.

FREE MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR ALL PENSIONERS NATIONWIDE.

SUBSIDISED DIALYSIS TREATMENT.

ETC

You think say all the people wey dey enjoy these goodies wey never happen for Nigeria before go allow you commot am?
Ehn baba?
We no go gree,sir.

He is also executing numerous massive projects in all the 6 geopolitical regions of Nigeria.
Since the creation of Nigeria,no govt has performed like him even as he has just used less than 3 years.

He has also promised,God willing,to end terrorism and banditry before he hands over in 2031.
God will surely do it for us
May God accept Nigerians' prayers to end this bloodletting .
God always triumphs.

Helinuse:
Again, projecting the history you learnt about others to yours.

That is the issue.

Not all empires were created or survived by strength.
Some empires were created not because they were strong, but because they just had people of one culture and belief system existing in a location.
Some were survived not because they were strong, but because no one challenged them.

The Oyo empire didn’t exist because of any Calvary or strength somewhere, but because of they had a people with a common culture and tradition living in a location that was geographically impenetrable.

That is why it was a very very very small empire compared to what other called an empire, like the Roman Empire, British Empire, Greece, or even the African Kanem Bornu Empire. That is why the Oyo empire was never recorded to battle with any formidable foe, simply because they were just as surviving empire. Same with the Benin empire, etc. The were just small hamlet size people who couldn’t have people consider important enough for conquest.

That is why the first time they faced a formidable foe (British empire), they packed up. That was their end.

You are here talking about 100,000 calvaries because one guy sat somewhere and wrote history the way he felt like writing it. 😅😅😅

If it was truly a formidable empire, why was there also a Benin empire around it? Or an Ibibio kingdom? Una no even know wetin be empire sef.

You are happily referencing a “Cambride University” as a source. A university that, due to its lack of evidence, relied on people like you to tell your story. And that story became history.

lol
Ignorance is really a gradual killer.
At its peak in the late 17th and 18th centuries, the Oyo Empire was a massive West African power, covering over 150,000 square kilometers (approx. 58,000 sq miles). It extended from the Volta River in the west to the Niger River in the east, encompassing modern-day southwestern/north-central Nigeria and extending into the Republic of Benin.
It controlled most of the Yoruba kingdoms, the Fon Kingdom of Dahomey, and parts of the Nupe and Borgu territories.

The empire was dominated by a formidable, horse-mounted cavalry, which allowed for rapid expansion and control over the savannah region.

The empire was a, highly organized state with a complex government, utilizing a system of Alaafin (king), Oyo Mesi (council of chiefs), and provincial administrators.

As the largest empire in pre-colonial Nigeria, its influence extended far beyond its core territory, impacting trade and politics throughout West Africa.

The capital, Oyo-Ile (Old Oyo), was a heavily fortified city, with the Alaafin's palace spanning an estimated 640 acres.

Go learn from these...

Britannica Encyclopedia: Provides a comprehensive overview of the Oyo Empire's history.

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Cambridge) - Kingdoms of Oyo and Dahomey: Offers educational resources on the relationship between the Oyo and Dahomey kingdoms, including information on art, culture, and trade.

African Histories (PubPub) - Political Institutions of the Oyo Empire

Putinofrussia:
Only the great Yoruba put Nigeria's map on the greatest Military Empires and greatest Powers ever.
No wonder just 200 of them decimated and obliterated battalions of armies at Ore
What a warrior race!
What a people!

It was great.

Helinuse:
We must not lie just because we want to join others in a story.

There is nothing like the Oyo Calvary.

We only know of the Oyo Empire.

This is from Cambridge University...

The Oyo Empire (c. 1400–1837), located in present-day western Nigeria, relied on a formidable cavalry to dominate the West African savannah. Renowned for speed and discipline, this elite force, often numbering over 100,000, combined heavy cavalry (using large horses, spears, and swords) with light cavalry (using indigenous ponies and bows), enabling rapid conquest of neighboring territories, including Dahomey.

Nollyvin:
What do you expect from a fraudulent government? I We still have a long way to go as a nation. Is well.

This has always been the norms in Nigeria since yore.
Yes,all Nigerian govts have always been fraudulent with very fraudulent National Assembly who had always padded the budgets with fraudulent items.
If you call this Tinubu govt that is executing numerous projects all over the 6 geopolitical regions of Nigeria,what will you call Saghari,IBB,Obasanjo,Yaradua,Jonathan etc govts?
If all the previous govts did half of what Tinubu is doing today,Nigeria would have grown phenomenally.

Another Tinubunomics.
Some people will not be able to sleep today.

They will just be tossing from right to left and up to down.

Reasons why Nigerians will vote for Tinubu again and again:


The road is in lekki coastal area of lagos. I drive through the road almost everyday.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gphLX8Ym29E?si=e76IIPXGPbgG8Vof
The road is actively going on in 5 locations..



You really asked a sensible question,sir.
These are some positives to answer your question.No govt is perfect.


Under Tinubu,why are the govs paying #70,000- #104,000 minimum wage easily without owing shishi but were owing up to 20-40 months salaries previously?


Why are the govs paying their debts even some up to 85% while they were always borrowing previously ?

Why are the govs executing projects right and left without borrowing and doing better than previously ?

Why was the FG able to pay all IMF DEBTS off and not able to previously?




ASSUU has not gone on strike even with their humongous demands because the govt is giving them almost all what they want and using the savings from subsidy diligently.
They just signed a ground breaking agreement that could not be signed previously.

NELFUND is gulping money but giving easiness to parents and their children.If you have 10 children,you can send them to the university without breaking a sweat.God is great.
Never knew this will ever happen in Nigeria.

Technical colleges all over the nation are free with free food everyday and #22,500 free pocket money every month.


CONSUMER CREDIT SCHEME.

KIDNEY DIALYSIS almost free treatment.
(Haemodialysis is expensive, costing approximately N150,000:00 to N250,000:00 every month excluding Erythropoietin injections weekly)


Old pensioners get free medical treatment in Nigeria.


Humongous projects that have never been witnessed in Nigeria going on in the 6 geopolitical regions of Nigeria.

Nigeria is third in military power in Africa.
Egypt is widely recognized as Africa's strongest military power, followed by Algeria, with Nigeria rising to third during this Tinubu regime because of the billion of dollars weaponry acquired making Nigeria one of the best in military in Africa.

$7 billion + the IMF more than $3 billion dollars Tinubu paid off are not to be forgotten.

Etc.

Will you prefer going back to when govts couldn't pay workers mere #18,000,#30,000?

When states were owing 5,6,12 months salaries?

When pensioners were dying on queues?

When poor people could not go to universities,Technical colleges because the poor parents had no money?
Tinubu has made it easy for you to send your children to the university even if they are 200 in number.