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Gbajabiamila, the thief of staff. 9 days for a thief, 1 day for Nigerians. |
Both father and son need healing. |
The chief terrorist, Ali Modu Sheriff, is now speaking for the north.
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The chief architect of Boko Haram, Ali Modu Sheriff, is still walking free.
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Tinubu, upon all your propaganda mercenaries, you are still looking for ways to shot down the media because of the atrocities going on in your government, and your rigging plans for 2027. This move, too, will fail. |
Say no to racism. No one chose where he was born. Everyone is equal before God. |
Glister:You are missing the point all together. We all condemn the xenophobic attacks in South Africa. South Africans are doing the wrong thing to get the attention of their failed government. While we in Nigeria sit in corners and do cho cho cho nonstop, thousands of Nigerian are killed in Nigeria every month. Has the talk talk talk nonstop move the government to end the killings? |
dettolgel:Things can always happen the other way around. Boko Haram members, kidnappers and bandits say the government has failed them. And who pays the price? The innocent citizens. Not just a few victims, but thousands of victims. By the way, are you ready to join the protest for hundreds of school children, teachers, women and men still held captive by terrorists in the forests? Or you are busy crying about a few Nigerians facing attackes in South Africa? |
dettolgel:Have you been able to hold the corrupt Nigerian government accountable for the economic woes and insecurity? Did you condemn the killings of the EndSars protesters by the Nigerian government? They way things are going in South Africa, they citizens would finally revolt against the government. It's a matter of time. |
The intimidation has started already. Just like the death of the intermediary in the deal between the Thief of Staff and Adeyemi Adeniyi, if these criminals had their way, Adeyemi Adeniyi would be death by now. |
The xenophobic attacks in South Africa, and the banditry attacks in Nigeria are clear cases of governance failures resulting in citizens taking laws into their hands. dettolgel:Have you been able to hold the Nigerian government accountable for the corruption and bad policies that lead to economic woes, insecurity, kidnappings and killings? Did you condemn the killings of the EndSars protesters who dared to stand up against the corrupt federal government institution? They way things are going in South Africa, they citizens would finally revolt against the government. It's a matter of time. What we are going through here in Nigeria are worst than what other Nigerians are going through in South Africa. That is the reason many of them don't want to come back. Hopefully, Nigerians would leave tribalism and religion aside, and demand accountability from the government. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rogZ8BYg-kM The South African government has failed its citizens. Many of the citizens no more have trust in the government, and are now taking laws into their hands. Immigrants, legal or illegal, have become the scapegoats. Dudula is one of South Africa's most notorious anti-migrant groups whose members say they are standing up for ordinary South Africans let down by their government. The vigilante groups blame illegal migrants for South Africa's struggling economy, lack of housing, and rising drug abuse. The uncomfortable parallel: For the Nigerian audience, it should not just be "look how South Africans treat our people" — it is the mirror it holds up. When a state fails to deliver jobs, housing, security, and basic services, citizens do not always direct their anger upward at the institutions responsible. Often it is easier, and more immediately satisfying, to direct it sideways — at the neighbor, fellow citizens, the migrants, and people that cannot easily fight back. Nigeria has its own history of this dynamic, just aimed differently: ethnic and religious scapegoating, "indigene vs. settler" tensions, "genocide", terrorism, banditry, violence attacks of its own within its borders. That does not make the xenophobic attacks happening in South Africa acceptable — it makes it explicable, which is different. Migrants, documented or not, do not set housing policy, do not run the economy, and did not create unemployment. They are a visible, relatively powerless target in a country where the real grievances are with institutions too large and too entrenched to confront directly.
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Amovingman:You sound incongruence just to mention Peter Obi. Now that you have mentioned him, you won't be hungry again till tomorrow morning. America is a world power who cares about its citizens. In another news, a so-called giant of Africa is currently in a back-and-forth banter with South Africa, while its citizens are being killed. |
Summit to Strengthen Master Emilokan, strategist in vote collection, buying, and snatching. |
Dear Cristiano, you are already a football legend without a Fifa worldcup trophy. Time to retire from active football to the blissful life ahead of you. |
cjfavour:The worse has already happened under this evil government. |
WHAT THE TIMELINE TELLS US From March 8, 2024 to July 27, 2026, that is 28 months. One so-called forged letter dated March 8, 2024 unlocked ~ a Federal Secretariat office ~ a NITDA-approved gov.ng government domain ~ three officially posted civil servants from the OAGF ~ a Deputy Speaker meeting ~ a Chinese investment delegation ~ an EFCC Chairman visit ~ a NERC briefing ~ a foreign ambassador meeting ~ a meeting with Accountant General ~ a meeting with Secretary of state ~ three CBN bank accounts ~ 314 civil service staff approvals from the Head of Civil Service ~ N1.3 billion in the signed 2026 national budget via the Chief of staff office ~ many months of Voice of Nigeria coverage as a legitimate government agency A lone con artist with one forged letter does not leave a 28-month trail across multiple government institutions. A system that was penetrated at multiple levels does. July 27 is the court date. Every document in this timeline will be on that table. |
So shameful. Supporters of this corrupt government should be ashamed of themselves . |
Stealing 'Behind Closed Doors' - Gbajabiamila, Thief of staff, 2026 |
Nigeria, the giant of Africa. |
Always at your service for digital products and services. Check my signature for samples. |
Love800:Fintechs for digital economy. Old generation banks dragging along with analog services. It takes less than 10 minutes to activate payment mobile app with fintech banks at the comfort of your home or offline. Whereas you can spend working hours filling forms, staying in a queue in a banking hall, just to activate mobile app. |
Happy birthday, Bret Hart. Enjoy your career success. |
Love800:Let me educate you: OPay, PalmPay, Kuda, and Moniepoint are all digital financial platforms. Some operate mainly as mobile money/wallet providers, while others are licensed microfinance banks offering banking services through digital channels. Kuda is a licensed microfinance bank (often called a digital bank), and Moniepoint operates through Moniepoint Microfinance Bank. They are regulated financial institutions that can hold customer deposits and provide banking services. |
naptu2 all these copy and paste just for ₦30,000 monthly stipend? You are really working hard. Tinubu didn't promise solar power installation. He promised 24 hour electricity supply, but failed. https://x.com/engr_shaibu_/status/2051617168467362225?t=3NvW07ZfsIAZtgcpim9Cbw&s=19 |
Visagemedia:Talking about simplicity, any mobile banking app that one has to go to the banking hall, fill forms, and wait in a long queue to get it activated makes no sense in a digital economy. All these old banks should learn from neobanks like OPay, Moniepoint, Palmpay on how to run digital banking. |
Frresh $1.25bn loan for Nigeria under its Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration programme, aka akara, roasted corn and kuli kuli businesses. For those that keep supporting this evil regime, remember the money that would have been used to better your lives and that of your generations will be used to pay these debts. |
When are they going to arrest Tinubu? I came in peace. |
Let's hope for the best. Happy new month. |
That is Nigeria for you. I country where you can use government apparatus to fight the same government. If the state Ministry of Environment had issues with a private company where the police is involved, would the Commissioner for Environment not call the Commissioner of police in the same state instead of the IGP? These all go to show how disorganized the system is. |
Congratulations to Elon Musk. Hopefully, we'll raise our own trillionaires in Nigeria through akara, roasted corn and kuli kuli inventions and investment. |
