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Fuel 1370 No Electricity AND YOU STILL HAVE GUTS TO CAMPAIGN
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the way women overrate their importance in your life is actually insane. “i bring peace, care, and support” like i was at war before you showed up or some shit
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“The voting rights of the wise and the fools are equal, and the fools hold an absolute numerical advantage.”
Replying to @Espertma_
西方民主只不过是在一群演员中选出演技最好的演员。西方民主制度的两大漏洞:1.只在选演员的过程中民主,而不是在具体决策中民主,2.智者和傻逼的投票权平等,而且傻逼在人数上有绝对优势
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Blackouts is not what happens in Nigeria, light is what happens. We live in a blackout and get light from time to time.
Frequent blackouts
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Been running diesel generators non-stop since 6pm on Thursday, 29th October. Mind you, this is in Ikoyi o. The supposed elite end of Lagos, and Band A electricity.
Guys. There’s no light in Lagos Is this how we are going to be looking?
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Look at the kind of gibberish names appearing on INEC’s preliminary voters register in Abia State. According to the audit, 75 questionable entries were found in a single ward, Eziama, in Aba North. What exactly is INEC doing with our electoral register? This is beyond incompetence; it raises serious questions about the integrity of the entire process. INEC is looking increasingly compromised, and Nigerians have every reason to be suspicious. If these irregularities are not addressed, whatever dangerous game is being played with our democracy could set this country on fire. We cannot afford to wait until election day before demanding answers.
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“the only nigga who want it more than me rn, is me tomorrow”
The only nigga who want it more than me rn, is me tomorrow
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The first four years were spent collapsing the national grid like never before. If they couldn’t add a single 1,000 MW in four years, how do they intend to achieve that feat in the next four? TIME UP!
BREAKING: Nigeria 🇳🇬 Federal government aims to produce 70,000 megawatts (MW) of electricity by 2030. Power Minister Joseph Tegbe announced this target on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at the opening of the 13th Nigeria Energy Leadership Summit and Exhibition in Lagos.
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Always bragging bout a super nigga who’s no longer around 😭😭😭
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For a generation that keeps saying they don’t need a man, y’all ask men for money a lot.
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There is such a law. The Corporate Affairs Commission is not supposed to register you if you have such words in your corporate name, but once you have American billionaire money behind you, nothing is sacred in Nigeria. If you have enough money, you can name your organisation "National Assembly of Nigeria" and CAC will register it.
But are we mad in Nigeria Are there no Laws against Private Entities taking names with words like "Nigerian" or "National"
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The heart of a man is extremely w!cked…. Give little school kids bobo, share 150 million Prado to APC members💔💔💔
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"The presence of brown, runny human excreta with flies buzzing around it on the plate served to me by a restaurant raises serious questions about its presentation, hygiene and best practices. My jollof rice is at stake here!" Una still dey speak plenty grammar with people that are not speaking English with you. E say na "our democracy is at stake." Which yeye democracy do we have? Is our president democratically elected? Which election did he win? Whenever una tire for all this performance artistry sha.
INEC cannot afford to be careless with the credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process. The presence of AI-generated images in a register meant to support our democracy raises serious questions about verification, transparency and accountability. Our democracy is at stake here!
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"Niggas are so determined to be the solution to women’s poverty that they end up engineering their own."
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You people don’t hate married men, you just hate the broke ones. 🤭
It doesn’t always work like that oh☹️☹️ When I was working in the bank, one of my colleagues was dating a big man who happened to be one of our major customers. At the time, she still had her boyfriend so we all advised her to just chop the man’s money while maintaining her relationship. 😭 Six months into the relationship, she came to work one day and told us the man wanted to leave his wife and marry her we screamed.. We told her not to make that mistake because we were convinced that if he could leave his wife for her, he could also leave her for someone else. She married him exactly one year into their relationship. Fast-forward to when she had her first pregnancy, the man sponsored her to USA to have their first baby. she sent us chocolate and whenever I’m eating that chocolate, I feel like ntor 🥵😜was attached to it because imagined she listened to our advice? She for still dey do “next customer please with that red bank” She has had her second child with the same man, got a brand-new car as a push present and her mum has travelled to the USA about five times now. Omo, life don pass rich prince falling in love with village girl feem abeg.. Anytime I view her status, I’m always grateful that she followed her mind oh and never listen to us.
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Let me explain this to you assuming you have a brain to comprehend it. Before Tinubu came, you don’t need a loan to attend a federal university. Tinubu himself (during their days) attended university FREE. They even gave them food. During my years, got Admission into OAU in 2004. I paid 2,450 as school fees. I received bursary (free money). For the state, it’s about 5,000 and the federal is around that range. So the loan you’re celebrating was given to us free in multiple folds. That’s why people like me are Sad when I see you celebrating your Captivity. What Tinubu did was, he made school fees price unbearable and made you indebted with nothing to show for it.
I don’t know if I’m supposed to say this oh😭 Deep down every uni student wants to actually vote for TINUBU in 2027 I’m a beneficiary of Nelfund Student Loan & I must say, he actually cooked with that initiative
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178 years have passed since the first wave of feminism started yet being a slut is still the busiest road to financial stability for most women. – at Nairobi, Kenya
One needs like 4 boyfriends in this economy
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I’m just going to say this for the record. The day i went to register for my permanent voters card after inputing my details and thumb printing. The system showed a duplicate record, same surname, first name, middle name, date of birth, state and NIN. The only difference was the picture, gender (F) and different LGA (Isiala Mbano) One of officials that came to register us said it was a coincidence, that two people can bear the exact same name. Which i objected to immediately. Even if that was the case, my understanding is that my National Identification Number (NIN) is exclusive to me only, so how come we both had the same NIN. They went ahead to register me and give me my print out with my VIN, and i was assured that they’ll rectify it. (i registered around May/June) Ever since then i’ve been checking from the voter verification portal to find out when my registration would reflect, and it never reflected even after PVC distribution started, as i wanted to know if my PVC was ready for collection. ( I was told i’d get a mail or SMS to that effect. It never received any) I’ve now checked the voter register, and i still cannot find my name on the voter register, meanwhile the duplicate identity which was using my government name, and issued NIN as well as all my other details which i was told would be rectified is on the voter register. Please kindly rectify this immediately. How excatly was my details and exclusive identifcation number’s used to register a woman i have no idea who she is. PS: The reason i’m able to check for her on the voter register, is because i still remember the LGA, Ward and Polling unit i saw on INEC registration Tablet/Device when they showed me the duplicate, eventhough they didn’t allow me snap the screen. I would have also attached my VIN number to this message, but i’m not sure if it’s something confidential that i’m not supposed to share in public.
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION PRESS STATEMENT UPDATE ON THE DISPLAY AND PUBLICATION OF THE PRELIMINARY REGISTER OF VOTERS FOR THE 2027 GENERAL ELECTION The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) wishes to provide an update on the display of the Preliminary Register of Voters ahead of the 2027 General Election. 2. In accordance with Section 19 of the Electoral Act, 2026, the Commission conducted the physical display of the Register at Registration Areas nationwide from 9th to 15th October, 2026, providing registered voters the opportunity to inspect their particulars and submit claims and objections as prescribed by law. 3. The Commission has taken note of the concerns expressed by Nigerians and other stakeholders regarding the desirability of making the Register accessible through its online platform in addition to the physical display already conducted. 4. Accordingly, and in furtherance of its commitment to transparency, accessibility and public confidence in the electoral process, the Commission has decided to make available on its online platform display.inecnigeria.org the same Preliminary Register of Voters earlier displayed at the Registration Areas. 5. This additional measure complements the physical display already undertaken and is intended to facilitate wider public access to the Register. Meanwhile, the Commission continues to process claims and objections arising from the exercise in accordance with the Electoral Act, 2026, preparatory to the certification and publication of the Final Register of Voters on 15th December 2026. 6. The Commission appreciates the continued interest and constructive engagement of Nigerians and stakeholders and reiterates its commitment to transparency, accountability and the faithful implementation of the Electoral Act, 2026 in delivering credible elections. Mohammed Kudu Haruna Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC) 26th October, 2026
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Women think it’s until they stab their husbands with knife or shoot with gun, that’s only when they kill. They don’t know that emotional and mental stress can kill. There was a compound we lived in while we were growing up. I was about 12 years old at the time. Between when I was 12 and when I turned 15, about three men died in that compound. The last man that died, only God knows if he wasn’t stressed, because his wife was always complaining. The wife was always shouting and fighting the husband 24/7. At some point, we heard that the man lost his job. Then it got to a point where the man told my dad that he couldn’t sleep in that house because the stress from his wife was too much. This continued until the man died. After the man died, my father became the only elderly man in that compound. Then, she started calling my father to help her do things. My mother no gree o. My mother did not accept it at all. My mother said, my father already had enough responsibilities of his own. After finishing what he was doing, he would now have to carry somebody else’s load. There was a day one young woman in the compound quarrelled with her and told her something. Because my mother doesn’t even like to say these things because she is the kind of person who is always cautious about what she says to people. The woman told her, “After you have killed your own husband with stress, you now want to start using somebody else’s husband to run errands for you; you think we did not see you??” The woman started getting angry and crying, like she wanted to gaslight her. Go and check a lot of homes. Stress everyday. Everyday quarrel. Everyday fighting. There was a friend of mine who used to do the same thing to her husband. They were only three years into their marriage. She would call me and say, “See what my husband did every time.” And if you check the complaint, very meaningless stuffs. I told her, “Babe, calm down. If you lose this man with all these things you are doing, I’m not even talking about divorce this time around. If this man dies, you will regret the day you were born.” (That man was more or less the breadwinner for her. She wasn’t doing anything.) I told her, “Calm down. Take care of your husband. Let him be. Let him do his thing cos he’s an adult.” There was a time her husband fell ill. He couldn’t work nor do anything. She came to me crying. I told her, “It’s only sickness o. Now imagine you lose this man. This one na sign God just give you” A lot of women pressure their husbands without even knowing what that man is already going through as a person, because men don’t speak. They will put pressure and pressure and pressure until they lose that man. Then they start crying at the burial, as if they were not part of what that man was going through. They think to kill somebody is by gun or any physical stuffs. There are different ways you can destroy somebody’s health and wellbeing. If you think this post is a lie. Go and speak to a mortuary attendant. They will tell you the percentage of men they bring to the mortuary every day is over 70% compared to women. But when it comes to childbirth, women will come here and rant. Let’s not even talk about how a lot of women are slowly poisoning their husbands.
A woman loses her cool at a funeral in Imo state as gender imbalance in mortality rate rocks Ala Igbo. According to the beautiful womans data: 8 out of 10 obituaries in the southeast are men due to prevailing financial burdens and domestic toxicity they have to deal with a daily,often caused by their wives. Enough already someone has to speak up,thank you Ada Imo.
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So suddenly you people agree that there's money in the country and that mismanagement is one of the reasons why Nigerians are suffering?
Most hospitals in Nigeria don’t have MRI machines, yet Dayo Israel, a national youth leader of the APC, can buy seven 2026 Prados for his friends? Where did he get the money? No one knows.
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