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RandomFellow:
I don't know about you, but some of my best clients and friends are Yorubas. We banter and laugh, no enmity. Friendly jibes. And when Igbos call Lagos mans land, do you seriously take them serious? People that travel to their village for Christmas, burial, new yam festival, etc?? That's not even my point. I don't even have strength to type what's on my mind.

FuglyGurl:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/05/abia-monarch-raises-the-alarm-over-massive-land-acquisition-by-herdsmen-in-obingwa/

silibaba:
I NEVER SAID I'M GOIN TO CHANGE WORLD


BUT I GUARANTEE YOU THAT I WILL SPARK UP THE BRAIN THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD.....

Saao:
Tinubu can buy anyone. I won't be surprised if Tinubu bought him already. Wole soyinka is Tinubu supporter from the beginning, mentioning him means, they're working together. Peter Obi isn't a saint but he's better than Tinubu and Atiku combined

beerfraud:
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https://www.newindianexpress.com/amp/story/cities/delhi/2025/Apr/21/two-nigerian-nationals-held-for-supplying-drugs-in-delhi

EKITI001:
An Ekiti pastor, Oluwatuyi Olaseinde Alex, has marked a decade since he defended himself against a hyena attack on April 12, 2015. The pastor recently took to social media to commemorate the incident, expressing gratitude to God for His protection and deliverance.

Pastor Alex captioned his post "Just like yesterday, Thank you Lord God," reflecting on the traumatic event that has become a testament to his bravery and faith. The post has garnered reactions from friends, family, and well-wishers who have congratulated him on reaching this milestone.

The incident has likely strengthened Pastor Alex's resolve to serve and trust in God, and his celebration serves as a reminder of God's protection and care, even in the face of danger and uncertainty. The pastor's story continues to inspire many, and his faith remains a source of strength and guidance for himself and others.


SOURCE: https://ekitinews247.com.ng/2025/04/12/ekiti-pastor-marks-10-year-milestone-after-fending-off-hyena-attack/

kettykings:
I think, the neglect has reached this man,when everyone was shouting neglect since 2015 where was he.


Igbos must rise with ruthless intent and transform the East into the undisputed Research and Development capital of Africa. We proved our genius under fire—during the civil war, we engineered the killing machines like Ogbunigwe, crude oil refineries, palm oil refineries, radio transmitters, rocket guided missiles and other war machines, using sheer will, brainpower, and scarcity as fuel. What excuse do we have now, in so-called peace?

We are still in Nigeria, but Nigeria cannot contain us.
If we could build weapons in the bush, we can damn well build industries in cities. It's time every high-turnover Igbo business—whether in tech, pharmaceuticals, engineering, or manufacturing—sets up R and D headquarters in the East. No more excuses.

Let’s pull back our smartest minds. Let’s train them, empower them, and put them to work building products that fuel our own region—not Lagos, not Abuja, but the East. This isn’t charity; it’s survival.
No more capital flight. No more brain drain. No more waiting for a country that only knows how to marginalize.

Nigeria cannot defeat the East without external collaboration. Not in war. Not in development. Not in anything—if we stop holding ourselves back.
Build in the East. Hire from the East. Innovate for the East.


This message is directly to zinox,T Distribution, Wenco communication, Slot, Nextoil, Beloxxi, Coscharis, Emzor, Orange drugs, and other igbos owned retail chains that

boxypane:
Like someone said. Only Israel understands Islam.

eyesoflagos:
https://eyesoflagos.com/2025/04/11/god-told-me-not-to-cut-my-hair-pastor-jimmy-odukoya-shares-powerful-story-behind-his-dreadlocks/

badoh:
But our people from the other side said na Tinubu deh sponsor Apapa, later they said na Tinubu deh sponsor Abure, they are unpredictable, always blaming someone for their errors. People that can't put their small party together and fix their issue, how would they fix the country that has numerous challenges. The country go just crash on them and military will have reasons to take over.

planetx:
Do this people even know that there are scanners at our international airports, people that swallow are caught and this one's think they can scale through by hiding drugs in their luggage.

iWasNotHere:
Contrary to what his mom said, will ALUWO also show cardiac arrest ?

Tranquillity360:
Aworis tribe have nothing to do with Yoruba tribe.




Both are two different tribes like Hausa and fulanis.

Tranquillity360:
Aworis tribe since you don't know

Tranquillity360:
Fulanis have conquered Hausa that they have to add Fulani to their name to feel belonged.

When you ask them,they will tell you Hausa then add fulanis.( Hausa-fulanis)




Just like some of other tribes in south west are answering Yorubas to feel belong.


The tribe that owns Lagos are not even allowed to rule Lagos state by Yorubas.

Dhury:
I noticed is only online terrorist from Biafra and odudowa support killing of innocent Nigerians. I urge government to ban social media now to save life's and prevent Nigeria from war as media now turn to weapons instead of it purpose.

DeepSight:
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Joker.

zero8zero:
It was sponsored by Benjamin Kalu, Deputy Speaker, Hous of Representatives.













But na una dey reject RUGA, dey shout say una no want RUGA. Also can you allow a Fulani become a Governor in SE claiming an indigene?. Your hypocrisy stinks, no be Lagos you dey do, na unaself una dey do.

DeepSight:
Our people are funny. We will resist this and yet get the citizenship of other countries by a similar process - and even go on to hold political offices there. May heaven help the blackman.

JAWBONE:


Ronu group una no go calm down.

Na Lagos make una body dey hot like this

iLoveYouToo:
Same people will live in Europe and Americas and seek naturalization. We’re the dark continent for a reason.

Sometimes I wonder what this our foolishness really helped us to achieve

ajailer:
It's a demonic bill meant to erode cultural identity, and it will never sail. The proponent of this bill knows his intentions, and fortunately for us all, we know it too.

obyno82:
Hold on did you watch the interview with Sowore. He stated clearly that they had sent a counter motion to the courts and were waiting for the announcement from the court to continue calling out the results when IBB himself dissolves NEC. So tell me in what capacity will he annouce the winner when the NEC had been dissolved? God will punish you people for maligning this man's name.

Glimpsetv:
Reactions As Nigerian Lady Shares The Fun Way She Interacts With Her Lecturer

A Nigerian lady has sparked mixed reactions online after sharing a video showcasing the playful way she communicates with her university lecturer.

In the viral clip, the lady walks into the classroom while the lecturer is preparing for his lecture. She greets him playfully with, "Oh baby," to which he responds, "My love."

They continue exchanging sweet words in a lighthearted manner, with the lecturer even pretending to be shy.

The video has stirred mixed reactions—while some viewers find their bond adorable, others believe it's inappropriate.

Watch the viral video and share your thoughts in the comments!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4sPM0ILt6A?si=7y3ei6S4Sw-U9WSB

Hemanwel:
It's like I am missing something in this June 12 issue.

There is no longer a question of whether Abiola won the elections or not. It's been established that he won, from results made available, and he has subsequently been honoured.

Who collated the results that established Abiola as the winner of the elections?

Who was announcing the results before being interrupted by the Commander-in-Chief of the country?

Despite going against the wishes of the military Head of State to conduct the freest and fairest elections, Nwosu isn't appreciated.

Except there is something else I am oblivious about, I smell a tribal connotation in this. This is all because Prof. Nwosu is an Igbo man and nothing more!

gidgiddy:
Without Nwosu, nobody would be talking about June 12th today

He insisted on conducting that elections when attempts were made to stop it

He went court to have the elections results stand

He tendered the election results in court and they became public documents, which is even how MKO knew he won

Without Nwosu, there would have been no June 12th

OMEGA009:
The law does not know sentiment. That is why Lady Justita wears a blindfold but if we talk, people who went to google law school will start to mention us upandan and start throwing insults that expose their hollow state of mind.

Wielding a weapon, be it a pen knife or a gun is a burden on the carrier and thus, the carrier or the “holder” as at any given time has the burden of thinking with a clear head and with the law as his foremost priority. Unfortunately, most people have been indoctrinated by western movies and believe that they can do like the protagonist of such movies or believe that they can act according to the rules of the western world not realizing that even some states in America have different rules and interpretations to said rules.

I remember how they came for my head when the whole Anambra EFCC saga happened and I tried to point out from a legal standpoint but all they could summarize was “self defense”. Now we have seen the position of the law on said self defense even from the apex court of the land.

As unfortunate as the ruling might be, all we can say is “As the court pleases” and hope that the young man is given a state reprieve by way of a pardon.

We rise.

Alexis11:
Hmmm... For the very first time since this drama started, I felt pity for her. That cry was genuine unlike the one she was crying at IPU.


In any case, Natasha is gone. As a highly emotional human being, the method she tried using to fight the SP boomerang terribly and her recall from the Senate is almost a done deal. The realization of what she got herself into might be the real reason for the tears.