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sigmax:Shut up, he will not! |
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This country don taya me!!! Nothing person wan tell me, this must be hell! Cause if not then how? How?... |
Ola9ja23:You'll need the prayer more oo, South East is the most peaceful place in Nigeria now. Juts dey play. I bought gas 1350 per kg, I'm absolutely sure you bought higher where you are. Just dey play. |
stuffs2002:Shame no dey catch you? |
Boladogailese:The emotional disconnection with your husband is what the main issue, sex mostly is what binds you and your husband. And when you lack that connection, it hard to love your man truely. Had a girl once who uses it. The relationship was very difficult to maintain, tried everything. The addiction has already eating her up too deep. She cried about how she couldn't find ways to connect emotionally with me cause of it. Well, I had to let her go finally, she's 34 years now, still single, no child no man. She says she feels nothing for men sexually as a result of what the toy has done to her. |
FSBoperator:Suffer no dey tire you? |
Mostly the states governed by APC |
Offpoint1:If he tries that, alot of user will start looking for alternative, belive me, that's not a good place to be. If 1 billion people see have something exactly like WhatsApp, they will all switch over night instead of paying subscription! And an app like WhatsApp is pretty easy to develop this days with help of AI. Once ads and subscription comes out, people will immediately start looking for alternatives. |
yarimo:Your hatred stinks more than your suffering, but guess what.... It changes nothing. Tinubu would be stoned if he comes out to campaign anywhere except his village. Mark it, it will be recorded that Tinubu was stoned during campaign this year |
BlakKluKluxKlan:Shup up, just shut up. You and this your rage bait post. Shame on you! |
immortalcrown:Abeg, shut up. I don tire to dey listen to your rubbish. Go and hustle first, make money then pay a woman's bride price with all the responsibilities, then after let anyone humiliate disrespect her like this in the name of punishment you hear. For now, just shut up and pass Jamb first... |
Biggest lie of the century |
The Politics of “Empowerment” As elections draw near, a familiar ritual begins. Suddenly, our communities are flooded with what politicians proudly call empowerment: sewing machines, grinding machines, bags of rice, tricycles, refrigerators, and a long list of items displayed like trophies of generosity. But let us pause for a moment and ask ourselves an honest question. Since 1999, how many times have we witnessed this same drama? And how much has truly changed in the lives of the people? What is even more troubling is not just that the politicians repeat this script every election cycle, it is that the masses still fall for it. Public office is not meant to be a throne for personal glory. Those elected into government are entrusted with a sacred responsibility: to represent the collective will of the people and to manage the common wealth of the nation. Their duty is simple in principle, create an environment where citizens can work, live, and thrive with dignity. Build systems that protect lives and property. Strengthen the economy so that opportunity flows naturally through society. Yet in our case, these fundamental responsibilities are abandoned. Instead of building systems that empower millions, they return every four years with handouts that temporarily impress a few. They distribute items as if they are gifts from their personal pockets, forgetting, or perhaps hoping we forget, that these resources come from the public treasury. And then the emotional blackmail begins. Crowds are gathered. Speeches are made. Cameras flash. Names are praised. Songs are sung. And the same people who should be demanding accountability find themselves dancing in gratitude for what was taken from them in the first place. At times, one is tempted to ask a painful question: Do we deserve better if we keep accepting less? How long will we continue to celebrate handouts in the name of empowerment? Every day people struggle to survive. The cost of living rises like an unchecked tide. Businesses collapse under the weight of economic hardship. Families can barely feed themselves. Yet those in power seem more concerned with retaining authority than with solving the suffering around them. And anyone who dares to question the system is often silenced through intimidation or oppression. Still, we applaud them. Still, we sing their praises. It is almost like a slave sharpening the knife that his master will later use against him—then bowing his head willingly for the blow. Think about it. If the economy were truly working, would anyone be scrambling for a bag of rice? If jobs were abundant, would people queue for grinding machines as if they were lifelines? If businesses could thrive, would tricycles and sewing machines be presented as miracles? Those who understand power understand something else: a hungry population is easier to control. A struggling citizen has little bargaining power. When people are desperate enough, a bag of rice can silence a thousand questions. And so the cycle continues. The economy is kept weak. The people are kept dependent. Elections arrive, and the theatre of “empowerment” begins again. But perhaps the real empowerment we need is not in machines or bags of rice. Perhaps it is in awareness. The day citizens begin to demand systems instead of handouts—that will be the day the politics of empowerment finally loses its power. ©Prince Amaechi |
But come out to protest for good Governance and you won't see any of them. Defeated people indeed. 😒 |
Make una dey fear God ooo |
HacheNoire:I get your point truly, and that's exactly the point of my post! If Tinubu has been guaranteed to win, why are they all afraid to give us a free and fair election. See... By not coming out to vote, is exactly what the APC want. It's exactly why you're being fed the illusion that Tinubu will win regardless of what you do. But you're forgetting one thing, the power of the people when united. 250m people on this country but only less than 11m voted Tinubu in, this means, less than fraction of the population of the country are the re as ok we are suffering! If 50 million people who are against Tinubu come out to vote against him, that election will not be easy to rig by Tinubu! It's will be so glaring and overwhelming to manipulate! The unity of the people is what this present government fear the most! And they're play psychological war fair with us, and we are falling for it! Majority of the people in this country want Tinubu out! Majority, and they know this, that's why they're scared. That's why they're frustrating you day and night to give up. If all the offended populace like us withdraw, guess what, APC that can pay 50 Bishops will also have a way of mobilizing people to vote for them on that day and that seals your fate! If 3 million people vote for him, it means 3 million people out of 250m decided your fate! It's shameful! We can't protect in this country, the only ground for protect is when we all unit at the polling unit and say No to Tinubu in an overwhelming turn out. It was done in Abia state, go and verify! |
DON'T GIVE UP ON VOTING, THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT APC WANTS (A must read for every tired Nigerian) 👇👇👇 Across Nigeria, a growing number of young people are tired, angry, and disillusioned. Some have decided not to vote. Others are even broken their PVCs. It feels like rebellion, but in reality, it is surrender. And worse...it is exactly what APC wants. APC does not fear your silence. They fear your participation. The truth is simple, the only real power the average Nigerian has in this system is their vote. Once you throw that away, you hand over the entire game to the people already in power. You remove the only leverage you have. You make their job easier. Rigging thrives on low turnout. When only a small number of people vote, manipulating results becomes easy. But when millions of Nigerians come out massively, physically, and visibly to vote, rigging becomes almost impossible. You can’t hide numbers when the streets, polling units, and queues are overflowing with real human beings. We are not far from the finish line. For the first time in years, APC is not confident. They are defensive. They are nervous. They are backed into a corner. That is why discouragement, apathy, and “nothing will change” narratives are spreading. Fatigue is being weaponized against you. Don’t be tired now. You’ve already survived the worst... inflation, insecurity, unemployment, broken systems. You didn’t give up then. Why give up at the only moment you can actually fight back legally, peacefully, and effectively? Breaking your PVC doesn’t punish the government. It punishes you. It erases your voice from the only space where it truly matters. Nigeria does not belong to politicians. It belongs to the people. And power does not fall from the sky, it is taken with participation. Collect your PVC. Protect it. Use it. Show up. Stand in line. Vote. Because the day Nigerians stop voting is the day politicians no longer need to pretend to care. And trust me,APC is praying you stay at home. So don’t. Please be patriotic and retweet this so everyone that's tired can be energised and get ready for war, we must take Nigeria back from APC. @falzthebahdguy @mrmacaroni @_ghodnation @arojinle1 @Antedote5 @dammiedammie35 @KR3Wmatic @HenshawKate @Tunde_OD @BOGbadams @Mazitundeeednut @yabaleftonline -AlaafinofEko |
Hedonisco:They dare not accept this! Aah... Bunch of theives? Dey play... I've already accepted my fate as already being in hell. Maybe I'll be free when I die if I can't afford to leave this nightmare of a country. |
garykoeman:I hope you have gas and food in your house. |
BigYash:Omo, the cry is too much, how can everyone be saying same thing yet just few people want to hold this country hostage cause of selfish gain. APC no they stand no chance on a free and fair election. The plan is to frustrate Nigerians to given up on hope, so they can carry out all their atrocities unchecked and unchallenged. They've all tired Nigerians out, everyone is now a begger in Nigeria. |
Some Corp members who worked with INEC on the last election explained how BVAS works and how all the excuses brought up by the thieves holds no water! |
Who is afraid of electoral reform and real-time electronic transfer of results in Nigeria? The answer matters because the resistance tells a clearer story than any press statement. Anyone arguing that electronic transmission cannot work because of network challenges in Nigeria is a THIEF. Not confused. Not cautious. A thief defending opacity. This is not a theoretical debate; the technology already exists. The process is already designed for Nigeria’s realities. The Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) was designed to function in low or zero-connectivity environments. Results can be captured at the polling unit, scanned and confirmed offline. Once confirmed, the data is queued, locked and secured. Is there an option to delete the captured result on BIVAS? The upload happens automatically once a connection becomes available. This is not an aspirational design. This is how the system works. So let us dispense with the network myth. Network issues do not invalidate real-time electronic transmission. They simply delay synchronisation. What real-time transmission does is remove discretion. It collapses the gap between polling unit declaration and collation centre manipulation. That gap is where electoral fraud thrives. Opponents argue over rural coverage, system failures, hacking, and institutional capacity. None withstands scrutiny. Rural coverage is precisely why queued uploads exist. System failures are addressed through redundancy, audit trails, and physical result sheets. Hacking risks are lower with decentralised uploads from thousands of polling units than with manual collation in back rooms. Institutional capacity is not built by postponing reform. It is built by mandating it. The most revealing argument is the call to leave timing and mode to INEC's discretion. Discretion is the enemy of credibility. Elections do not fail because technology is imperfect. They fail because humans exploit ambiguity. INEC already operates the IReV portal. What is missing is not infrastructure but political will. When the law refuses to compel transparency, it protects those who benefit from darkness. Nigeria does not need another election managed by trust-me assurances. It needs to be verifiable, published from the polling unit, time-stamped, immutable, and visible to all. Those afraid of real-time electronic transmission are not defending Nigeria. They are defending a system that no longer serves the people. Copied |
Normally I would not believe the man she was cheat with will marry her, cause men already by default knows, if she can do such to another man, she'll definitely do it to me too. That's mentality has been saving me. But I know we have idiots and foolish men too sha. So it might be true |
Neyozy1:Seriously, how is this too hard for this country, why are we even silent on this. Seriously, we need to be out on the street demanding this before it's too late ooo. I'm tired of suffering I'm this counttry, the amount of money needed to escape this country to another place is too much. If not, we all would have ran away and let Tinubu rule those Tha want him to rule them. Like, how van a well meaning Nigerian be against this for goodness sake! |
LibertyRep:This question has been answered lots of time. What happens to the message you send ON WhatsApp that didn't deliver cause of network? Of course it will be there till it finds a network and send, it will come with a time stamp of the very first time it was sent, not even the time it delivered. Once the result has been uploaded and network holds it. All they have to do is wait till they go out of that area to a place network is, even if it takes hours. Also, let alot of people with smart phone snap the result immediately after counting. (I know this won't even fly in Nigerian court even if 300 people show same authentic result that's not from the ward collation center) Anything other than this, they should just give Tinube another 4 years cause nothing will stop the rigging at ward collation center where 30 APC governers are. The usual go to court statement will start flying up and down. Useless and defeated people. |
Neyozy1:Don't mind them, they think we're all fools. E-transmission of result and Tinubu will be out before 12noon. They all know this. Changing result at ward level and telling opposition to go to court is there only format. God will Judge them all. |
Boladogailese:What does this have to do with profiling? It's always the middle and poor class people with their classist mentality all the time. 😏 Wetin concern brokenness for the OP post now. |
going to burial with over 1000 cameramen as if you are you going for a political rally 