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Tinubu is gone forever. Nothing will save him in 2027 |
Inconsequential content creator. Sarki is nothing more thab the proverbial butterfly that thinks itself a bird Getout |
jiggyman:The technology to flag and alert law enforcement in every hotel in every state in Nigeria will cost less than 6 billion for me to install. We all know why we are where we are |
ChukwuObe:Only if you know how Peter Obi fought arm robbery and other violent crimes in Anambra State as governor. Just know that an armed robber in Anambra State is 20 times more deadly than any armed robber anywhere in the world. There's something about Igbos....... |
Failed society. In a working society, fake IDs will be flagged immediately. Why do we have NIN,BVN and National ID that are not useful for security. Peter Obi is the only one who have shown capacity to bring all these to end |
Rubbish talk by a rabid dog. Peter Obi is the greatest leader ever |
delugadou:Good for you bro. Keep thanking your stars forever |
On his official X handle, His Excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar tweeted "Coalition on the Menu," posted alongside a video of Peter Obi appearing in what looks like a meeting between the two political heavyweights to strategize on kicking Tinubu out of office come 2027.
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I just witnessed someone spend his last 600k on CK Rich people are raising the most irresponsible children in the world today. |
That doesn't look like the original copy, it's probably a colored photocopy |
EvilMerodack:See this one. ![]() Have you seen Peter Obi fighting Atiku anywhere? If Peter Obi is not fighting Atiku why should I? |
When you read posts from intelligent people on social media you'll know instantly. Just imagine MI as party chairman, senator, governor or Director General of a government agency |
yyba:What is stopping Tinubu from reacting and taking action since the boy is from the west? |
Congratulations to His excellency Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, Nigeria's President for 2027 |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Yes we know your type, he is now Igbo and from Biafra because he has committed a crime but when it comes to oil he will no longer be Biafran |
The rule is simple and straightforward. Any woman who is too intelligent to submit to her husband should remain unmarried |
What do you expect from a gender that No means Yes and No. |
seunmsg:So let me get this straight: the same Europeans who could map the stars, chart planetary motion and predict weather patterns somehow didn’t realize that Africa is hot and unsuitable for winter caps? Even if they wore those caps for the cold parts of their journey, why would they drop them in Africa, knowing they'd need them again for the freezing trip back? It makes zero sense however you look at it, It's a lazy, baseless claim....the kind you only believe when you have a brain that is incapable of critical thinking This narrative that anything structured, dignified or symbolic in African culture must’ve been borrowed is exactly the poison that colonization injected and some of you are still regurgitating this nonsense in 2025. |
tunwumi:It’s obvious you don’t understand what a chimney is for. A chimney’s main job is to safely remove smoke, carbon monoxide and other harmful gases produced during combustion. That’s why Europeans install chimneys in any house where there’s cooking, heating, or burning. This is done to vent out heat, smoke and toxic fumes. Wearing winter cap in Africa where there's no winter or ice is dumb and senseless. Reno Omokri is ignorant of the Igbo culture |
While the British government was arming Nigeria to bomb hospitals, markets and schools in Biafra… while millions of Igbo children were starved to death as food was deliberately blocked — Frederick Forsyth called it what it was: genocide. Not civil war. Not a complex conflict. Genocide. Sponsored by the same Britain that pretends to care about human rights today. He quit the BBC because he refused to be their mouthpiece for murder. While British media played dumb and sanitized the slaughter, Forsyth looked the empire in the face and said You’re not peacekeepers — you’re accessories to mass murder. He dragged the truth into the open. He exposed how the same country that preached democracy was supplying arms to kill children for oil. He watched Biafrans die in their millions and didn’t flinch or spin it into diplomatic bullshit. He reported it, raw and honest. We are not going to water this down and pretend his legacy is just about novels. Frederick Forsyth had more integrity in one article than the entire British media establishment put together. The rest of them can rot in their polished lies. Forsyth earned respect not for where he came from but for standing with the truth when it was dangerous, unpopular and career-ending. Rest in defiance, Frederick. You did what cowards wouldn’t. The blood you spoke for will remember. |
The Okpu Agu is a recognized symbol of traditional authority among the Igbo, worn by titled men (like the Ozo title holders) for centuries... long before colonialists arrived. It’s not some borrowed accessory from Europeans; it is a cultural crown, steeped in ritual, status and ancestral lineage. Just because it’s shaped like a round cap doesn’t make it European. That’s like saying agbada is Arab just because it’s a flowing robe. Reducing an indigenous symbol like the Okpu Agu to a “colonial cap” not only shows ignorance of Igbo customs but also perpetuates a colonial mindset that assumes anything sophisticated or structured must have come from Europeans. That’s not just wrong....it’s insulting. Does Reno or any European he claims as owners of the cap even know what it means when an Igbo man wearing the Okpu Agu cap tilt it to the left? To the right? To the front or back? Each direction has meaning....messages encoded in tradition, passed down from generations to generations. The Okpu Agu has spiritual and cultural weight behind it...something you clearly don’t learn by watching from the outside. |
It doesn't make any sense. How will Europeans wear winter caps in hot Africa, under the scorching African sun. Reno O monkey the dumbo just want to be a nuisance. |
I'll fire the incompetent one 100 times over. What many term loyalty is is just the desire to dominate others |
Depriest2020:Are you okay? There's no such thing as underage or premature females that are capable of getting pregnant in nature. The he-goat was not randy, neither did it initiate mating; rather the she-goat sent out chemical messages inviting every he-goat around to have sex with her because she was ready to get pregnant |
Is the source is not credible.? Don't consume just any data from any source |
Tinubu is all shades of evil. Anyone who still believe he has anything good to offer needs a new brain |
Everybody know the right thing to do except Tinubu. |
The dirtiest hostel in every university is the female hostel. This should tell you alot |
Exactly, Gowon with the murderous British government should be held responsible. Here is what led to the Nigerian Civil War. Gowon should take all the blame with the British government that had selfish interest in Oil! If only the Aburi Conference agreement was implemented the needless war would have been avoided. After a military coup in January 1966 and a counter-coup in July 1966, Nigeria was deeply divided. Ethnic and regional tensions rose sharply: Thousands of Igbo people were massacred in Northern Nigeria. Lt. Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu, the military governor of the Eastern Region, demanded autonomy for the East to protect his people. The federal government under General Yakubu Gowon sought to maintain national unity. To avoid war, leaders agreed to meet in Aburi, Ghana. 🛑 The Aburi Conference (January 4–5, 1967) Participants: Nigerian federal delegates, led by General Yakubu Gowon Eastern Region delegates, led by Lt. Colonel Ojukwu Other regional military governors Key outcomes: Decentralization: Agreement that Nigeria would be governed more loosely as a confederation, with strong regional autonomy. Consensus rule: No major decisions would be taken by the federal government without agreement from all regions. Military governors would have control over their own regions, including personnel matters. Ojukwu believed this agreement gave the Eastern Region the autonomy it needed. ⚠️ Breakdown of Trust When the Nigerian government returned from Aburi, it reneged on the full implementation of the agreement. Gowon later promulgated Decree No. 8. This breakdown of the Aburi Accord became a turning point. Ojukwu felt the East was betrayed. 💥 Consequence: Declaration of Biafra and Civil War On May 30, 1967, Ojukwu declared the independence of Biafra. The Nigerian government responded militarily. The Nigerian Civil War began on July 6, 1967. The rest they say is history |
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