Nigeria is so unfair to poor people. They are blamed for everything. It’s so unfair because they did not cause this poverty o. They are actually victims. My only problem with some of my fellow poor people is, in fact most of them, is their unwillingness to receive sense. You

This video. The guy’s gesticulations 😭😭

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Peter Obi supporters need to wise up. When someone leaves the camp and turns bitter, don’t chase them,let them talk to the wind. Attention is their oxygen. Starve them, and they’ll fade into irrelevance. Don’t be their platform. Be their silence.

Starve them ! Ignore them ! Mute them ! You can do it

I used to joke but I confirm many here in 234 don't understand what Satire is Especially the younger folks I have had to stop being satirical on purpose Boy, educational standards are falling

I want to see the guiding principle of this Coalition. Also, where do Nigerian youths fit in this. I hope there is sincerity of purpose in all these!

Let Me State It Clearly::: No One Will Blackmail Peter Obi To deputize Anyone As a Candidate. If Peter Obi doesn't get the ticket, HOWEVER they intend to work it out - that's no different from Bola in power. We are for ADC as long as Obi is OUR CANDIDATE!! #Nigeria1st

In 2023, millions of Nigerians in the diaspora booked flights back home just to vote Peter Obi. Unheard of in our history. Meanwhile, nobody is going to even crossing the road, let alone riding okada, to vote Atiku. None. Zero. Zilch. He is that uninspiring.

As terrible as this road is, I promise you that there are at least 500 Nigerians who will defend the governor of this state.

A Nigeria where gun ownership is legal, will be a safer and more polite Nigeria

Forget about abroad, Nigeria is being left behind by the rest of Africa, the likes of Namibia, Kenya and Angola are leaving us in the dust. We're not top 10 countries in Africa to live, invest or even visit for tourism. We're not stagnant, we're regressing

1. You have no security 2. You have no clean drinking water from public taps 3. You don't have cheap food 4. You can't afford rent 5. You kids can't attend university on your paycheck 6. You can't buy a fridge with your savings 7. You don't drive a car made in the 2000s 8. Your

David Hundeyin I’m angry too. Probably more than you. I should have been married with at least 3 kids now. In 2011 (in my 20s) I had a job that I could afford my rent with my one month salary and have change sef. It was my first real job after school. Before they deceived us with occupy

On #PeterObiAt64 We, the Anonymous Investigators Community of Nigeria, have dug deep into Peter Obi’s past. Here are all the shocking facts we uncovered! Born in Onitsha (1961), Obi earned a degree in Philosophy from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Thread…

Leadership Failure: Nigeria’s Greatest Burden I have consistently maintained that leadership failure lies at the heart of Nigeria’s problems. Until we confront it head-on, the country cannot move in the right direction. The cumulative effect of poor leadership remains our

Going by Ayn Rand’s diagnosis, are we doomed? (Nigerians only)

Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK) 1. The public outcry is the main reason this concession is happening. As citizens, we cannot afford to keep quiet in the face of injustice. 2. As for you Festus, because you have to throw Wasiu Ayinde off the hook - that's the main reason you're responding to the case of

What Empty Nigeria booths in TICAD9 mean The empty Nigerian booths in the ongoing Ninth Tokyo International Conference, TICAD9, in Japan do not just define the empty promises of this government for the past two years, they also reflect the consistent emptiness Nigerians have