This one don go whine boys say money die for aza.

Let him handle your case if you won't taste watery beans.

Hush no go reach prison sef

Yes

They want to Uriah them.

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Why you no quick talk?

Bola Ahmed Tinubu

oseni rufai Don't let anyone use sovereignty to gaslight you. Sovereign nations don't hold peace talks with terrorists who occupy territory in said sovereignty nation. A sovereign nation doesn't have a military that is compromised by Jihadists and Bokoharam members. Where was the sovereign

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#TheseAreYourLeaders Episode II. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. Two-time Governor of Kano State, Senator, and 2023 presidential candidate. Signed the Kano State Sharia and Islamic Administration of Justice Reform Law 2000, introducing Sharia courts and criminal law in Kano. Supported

#TheseAreYourLeaders Episode III. Ali Modu Sheriff. Two‑term Governor of Borno State (2003–2011), later Senator and national party chair. Accused of being a sponsor and primary facilitator of Boko Haram. A 2014 report by the International Crisis Group states that Yusuf

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Femi Gbajabiamila. Former Speaker of the House of Representatives (2019–2023), Federal lawmaker since 2003, and currently serving as Chief of Staff to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (appointed 2023). Found guilty by the Supreme Court of Georgia, USA, of professional misconduct for

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