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There is a kind of self-respect you only get from becoming able to do hard things well. No status game can replace it.
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In the last few days, two members of the ruling APC called me via Messenger to ask me why I am supporting PETER OBI. They asked me a series of questions but the one that got me particularly upset was when one of them asked whether I do not have enough information about Mr President and the efforts of his government to bring Nigeria out of this present mess. This question led to a lengthy discussion that I may not exhust in this write up. Then, I told him to tell me what he feels I should know but did not know.
That was when the rhythm of the music changed o. Ehn, you know, as a Yoruba woman, "teni n'teni" (your own is your own). It is not ideal to live your own and support another person's own. This man said nothing but preach there sermon of TRIBALISM!
Well, I told him that I have more than enough information about Mr President and this administration to make me say NO to APC and I also have enough information about PETER OBI that led me into having 100% support for him and the NDC.
With PETER OBI, A NEW NIGERIA IS POSSIBLE
— Helen Odunuga
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RED ALERT⚠️
THE IGP @TunjiDisu1 is a CRIMINAL‼️
THE IGP @TunjiDisu1 is a CRIMINAL‼️
THE IGP @TunjiDisu1 is a CRIMINAL‼️
In all the states Peter Obi won in 2023, he has replaced the Commissioners of Police with the ones who can mobilize thugs as police to rig 2027💔💔
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“CULTISTS AS INEC AD HOC STAFF” MORE DAMNING ALLEGATIONS ON HOW ENUGU GOVERNMENT PLANS TO RIG 2027 ELECTIONS
Since my last video on how Enugu Govt got the Former Commissioner of Police to vacate office, more insiders have reached out with far more damning information about the Peter Mbah government's plan for the 2027 elections.
Ndi Enugu, don't say you weren’t warned; Nigerians, prepare accordingly. You are more powerful in your numbers than a million state-backed thugs, cultists, or criminals.
Please share until everyone in Enugu sees this! #RigandDie2027 #TinubuMustGo
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In 2023, Governor Bassey Otu’s polling unit, Primary School, Adiabo Okurikang (PU 09-15-01-003) in Odukpani, Cross River, had 684 voters on the register.
The 2026 preliminary register has 3,092.
That’s 2,408 new voters, a 352% increase and one of the biggest jumps of any polling unit in Nigeria.
Look closely at the photos. Many of them appear to be AI-generated or stock images from the internet, and some faces are turned sideways. Photos captured live at a registration point don’t look like this.
#Mundx #INEC #NigeriaDecides2027
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All these fights and exchanges on the timeline na family issue abeg. Make I face front.
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The house wey i build 15 years ago, I still dey collect the same rent. I never increases the rent all these years. Na my friend come introduce this agent to me. Imagine, the 3 bedroom flats way I dey collect 450k for before, E don increase am to 3 million each now. But when e calculate painting money and other small expenses, the money no even reach wetin I dey expect. 😂😂
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Who dey drag you? Sometimes na different sides of Twitter we dey.
I no see any dragging oo. Point me. I fit love am oo
Since yesterday them dey drag me, this weyrey @maxvayshia no talk anything.
If you ask why now e go say e dey help Feminists give birth
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1. NELFUND: Increase the cost of education until students and their families can barely cope, then introduce student loans as the solution. In other words, make education unaffordable and then offer Nigerians debt to access it. What a strategy!
2. Naira Stability: What you are practising is a form of forward-looking price pegging. Project future costs and market conditions, establish a higher price today, and expect citizens to adjust to it. You call it stability, but stability at an unaffordable price is not economic relief. Nigerians need purchasing power, not just predictable hardship.
3. No Academic Strike: LOL! After introducing the No Work, No Pay policy to put financial pressure on striking lecturers, you wonder why industrial action is becoming more difficult. ASUU still has outstanding entitlements, but the threat of another strike remains hanging over the education sector. Is this how and you and your shaky daddy intend to fix our universities?
4. No Labour Strike: NLC threatened nationwide action over petrol prices, minimum wage, tax relief and outstanding allowances. Negotiations followed, and the immediate strike threat was suspended. But have the underlying problems disappeared, or have we simply bought another period of industrial peace?
The bigger problem with this administration is that it increasingly appears more concerned with managing public discontent than addressing the conditions creating it.
You cannot price people out of education, erode their purchasing power, intimidate workers with salary sanctions and then expect applause because there is no strike.
The absence of protests is not evidence of prosperity. The absence of strikes is not evidence of workers’ satisfaction. And economic stability means very little when ordinary citizens cannot afford to live.
Nigerians deserve more than stupid policies designed to make hardship predictable.
They deserve policies designed to make life affordable.
And please, don’t confuse political survival with good governance.
Ire oooo
Vote PETER OBI
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Why can't some house agents in Nigeria just be honest for once? It is really sad how people work so hard to earn their money, only for some agents to rip them off without any conscience. I think the authorities need to look into this because people are losing their hard earned money to these dishonest practices. Something really needs to be done about it.
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I’ve been thinking, Why no Story option for X? IG has it, Tittok and Facebook has it but X doesn’t WHY?
