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To my Obidient family,
I began supporting Peter Obi in 2022 because I truly believed he was the candidate best positioned to help Nigeria move forward. Joining this movement became one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. I met people who quickly became like family —
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Yoruba 🆙
This is a 10/10 album
audiomack.com/badgalsolana/a… by @badgalsolana
Britain is cooked.
🚨 BRITISH COUPLE CONFRONTED OVER REMEMBRANCE DAY POPPIES!
Imagine being harassed in your own country for honoring the men and women who sacrificed their lives for it.
Absolutely DISGUSTING. A British couple confronted at London's Victoria Station while wearing Remembrance Day poppies, and the woman ends up in tears.
These poppies honor those who fought and died for their country. The sheer disrespect is infuriating.
Britain, what the hell is happening to your country?!
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EXCLUSIVE: See the 3D project visualization of the $1.8billion Lee Group’s First Industrial Park now under construction in Ogun State.
This 3D visualization captures the full scale of the project, its various sections and the infrastructure that will make it a major manufacturing and industrial hub in Nigeria and the West African corridor.
The scale is incredible! Enjoy. 🔥🔥🔥
History will be kind to you Prince @DapoAbiodunCON.
God bless Ogun State.
God bless Nigeria.
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The governor mentioned this in his speech yesterday and one of the kings reiterated it
Replying to @Letter_to_Jack
Ogun State indigenes and Yoruba people should have a right of first refusal when it comes to contracts, deals, and employments
We refuse to be beggars in our own land
Unfortunately, We have too many gullible retards like @dammiedammie35 .
They are clueless about Nigeria's history so soft targets for manipulation.
We need avenues to mass educate this demography.
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I just dug up some National Archive images and never guess what I found out!?
So what ibos are claiming as isiagu, we also have this too and it belongs to Yoruba dogs. We call it Aso Aja. Here is an Image taken in 1812 of a Yoruba man and his dogs wearing the Aso Aja.
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“im too busy for a relationship” is no longer a valid excuse. jensen huang found the time for THREE and he ran a multi billion dollar company.
lock in.
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The South-South region will benefit massively.
Can President Tinubu pull this off? I don’t like Cho Cho Cho.
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Way before they collaborated with the Kwankasiya movement. About 2 years ago, I gave an Intel to someone in LASG how these guys were buying weapons and have been planning to move them into Lagos.
They are using Hausa and Muslim names to collect the donations just so it won't be obvious.
But we are unpertubed. The last ones that came to kidnap at Ladipo were sent to Ojukwu.
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Her Asooke was inspired by this beautiful woman from the Ojude Oba festival 😍🌸
‼️New Art Alert ‼️
Òdòdó a.k.a. Soft life queen 🌸
Acrylic on 2 by 3ft canvas
2026

ALT Òdòdó, the Yoruba word for flower, explores a woman in her soft-life era. Much like the delicate petals of a natural flower, she embraces her fragility and is intentional about protecting herself from anything that threatens her peace, comfort, or well-being a sentiment symbolised by the umbrella. The background is inspired by aso-oke weaving pattern. She is deeply rooted in her femininity, embracing its softness, beauty, and influence; hence the pink background. Rather than perceiving her delicacy as a weakness, she understands it as a strength and uses it to her advantage. She is a woman who has consciously chosen softness, without compromising her power.
BAT knows the importance of media enough to have set up a TVC.
Yet when it was time to set up his own presidential media team, he decided to prioritize rewarding party faithfuls over competence .
Imagine PMB media team outperforming the media team of a Yoruba president.






























