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It was 10pm on Friday, I picked up my wife from work.
On our way, I saw a nightclub with a long line of ladies waiting to enter.
The bouncers were checking everybody's IDs.
I noticed some of the ladies looked big and fully grown.
I told my wife, “These girls look big na.”
She said:
“Dey play. Person fit big and still be 16.” 😭
That statement entered my head like thunder. ⚡️
Toyota has also had some of the cars recalled in the past. @grok true or false.
Replying to @TimeyinI @TimeyinAustin
Wow…I thought this thing is only peculiar to Kia and Hyundai. You see the reason I always like my Toyota. They don’t give you that luxury of fancy stuff, but reliability is assured.
Nigerians are not angry enough. This are monies Tinubu borrowed from IMF and World Bank that they are sharing for elections.
Nigerians should take their protest to @WorldBankGroup office. These politicians have finished Nigeria.
Just In: The US 🇺🇸 House votes 211–204 to block Rep. Thomas Massie's effort to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth. House Republicans stand behind Hegseth. 🇺🇸
Hegseth might be impeached today. Do the Democrat have the numbers? @grok Are there republican’s who support’s his impeachment?
To be honest, we hardly hear of these sorts of cases in Canada 🇨🇦, where women go after their husbands.
Why does this seem to be more common in the UK 🇬🇧? I'm genuinely curious. 🤔
I honestly wish more Nigerian men would come out and openly share their own experiences and stories.
Some fathers haven’t seen their children in over eight months, not because they don’t want to be part of their children’s lives, but because of ongoing issues with their ex-partners.
There are situations where some men are made to feel helpless when it comes to seeing their own children. One man even spotted his children with his ex-wife in the city centre but couldn’t approach them because of the ongoing police issues surrounding the situation.
A lot is happening behind closed doors that people know nothing about. We hear women’s stories, and those stories deserve to be heard, but I also believe men should have the opportunity to speak about their experiences without being judged or dismissed.
Children should never become weapons in the middle of a disagreement between two adults. Whatever the issues between parents, children deserve the love, presence and support of both parents, where it is safe and appropriate.
There are always two sides to a story, and perhaps it’s time we created room for more honest conversations.
Hegseth might be impeached today. Do the Democrat have the numbers? @grok Are there republican’s who support’s his impeachment?
This brings back the point that before you knack a babe in the UK 🇬🇧, do a video asking her to confirm that she agreed to it and is giving her consent. Without that, please excuse yourself. Because at the end of the day, it's all about evidence.
A few weeks ago, I spoke to one of our Nigerian brothers at HMP Oakwood prison, who is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for rape.
He told me that he met the woman at Oxygene Nightclub in Wolverhampton.
After meeting, they went back to his house, where they had sexual intercourse.
However, she later reported the matter to the police, alleging that she had been raped, and he was subsequently charged and convicted.
He was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in November last year. Under the terms of his sentence, he is expected to serve two-thirds of the sentence before being deported back to Nigeria.
INEC this is pure Lamba.
There must be an external audit on the portal. INEC cannot be trusted.
INEC REMOVES 1.6 MILLION RECORDS FROM VOTERS' REGISTER, IDENTIFIES 54 STAFF IN 10 STATES AS COMPLICIT
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the removal of 1,609,553 records from the national register of voters following a clean-up of the 2025/2026 Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise. It also revealed that 54 persons across ten states have been identified as complicit in the irregularities and face disciplinary action and possible prosecution.
INEC Chairman, Professor Joash Amupitan, SAN, disclosed this at a press conference on the display and publication of the Preliminary Voters Register held at the Commission’s Headquarters on Monday 9th November, 2026.
Prof. Amupitan said the figure comprises 1,608,660 confirmed invalid registrations and 873 records belonging to verified deceased persons, which were removed as a separate category. The Commission harvested 11,088,238 records from the three phases of the 2025/2026 CVR, and the Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS) initially flagged 1,545,052 of these for examination.
He cautioned that flagging does not equal invalidity. "A flagged record is not necessarily an invalid registration: automated screening identifies matters requiring review, while authorised adjudication determines the outcome," he said.
Before the Preliminary Register was published, 1,277,052 registrations had been confirmed invalid and excluded. A further 268,000 cases then went to adjudication following objections, claims and complaints received during the display. Of these, 217,722 were confirmed invalid and removed, while 50,278 were cleared as valid and retained. Additional screening identified 113,886 more invalid registrations, which were also removed, bringing the post-display removals to 331,608.
"The Commission confirms that the current register-cleaning exercise for the 2025/2026 Continuous Voters Registration (CVR) has been concluded," Prof. Amupitan said.
The chairman said the Commission considered the scale of the removals "significant enough to warrant an examination of how it occurred and those responsible for this." According to him, the technical assessment examined suspected multiple registrations, unusual registration patterns, substituted photographs and irregularities in registration transactions, and found that some registration personnel acted deliberately.
"The Commission found instances in which certain registration personnel deliberately circumvented established registration procedures and misused provisions intended for exceptional registration circumstances including for persons with disabilities," he said.
He added that the affected records had been identified and subjected to review and remediation, and that the personnel involved had been identified for further administrative investigation. "Fifty-four persons cutting across ten States have been identified as complicit and necessary disciplinary action will be taken against them including possible prosecution," he said. To prevent a recurrence, the Commission is strengthening its registration controls with "enhanced biometric capture, authentication and verification safeguards."
The announcement follows complaints, claims and objections received during the display of the Preliminary Register at the ward level between 9 and 15 October 2026, and its subsequent online publication. Members of the public pointed to apparently artificial or manipulated photographs, duplicate registration attempts, unusual names and registration patterns, and deceased persons remaining on the register. Some alleged the irregularities were intentional and aimed at compromising the 2027 elections.

















