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Replying to @Mo_Josh_Mayowa @PeterObi
Peter Obi's bank account was never frozen by the EFCC. #FakeNews
“My son 21”, “his wife”, “their first car”, “Tesla”, “earns”, “grandchild”, “Account based in America”
Your government has more influence on your life than your religion.
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some people on this app will imagine ridiculous scenarios just to validate a theory that makes absolutely no sense. may God help you people cos it’s getting out of hand.
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You people are worshipping people that should work for you.
They’re meant to serve the public.
But them don make una believe say them be una gods.
You worship them and they still give you nothing in return.
Look at your state, Rivers State an oil producing state, see as e dey.
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And the fact that everyone in this freaking country acts rich is what gets me. Bro, even the most basic things have become a luxury. BASIC THINGS! Some people will never even see the four walls of an airport because they've been conditioned to accept poverty as a way of life.
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The pregnancy discuss on my TL is tiring.
Lord, why do we have so many fools in naija...?
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Forget hard guy, I go actually burst tears if we manage pursue APC/Tinubu next year.
After everything we’ve endured for 11 years, that kind of relief might genuinely break me.
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AA stands for
Alpha Alpha
A
Affordability A
Atiku Abubakar A
Amaechi A
Even me Arinze Ayyyyyyy
“Ahmed”
Ayyyyyyyyyy
“That’s Bola Ahmed Tinubu”
Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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This mehn!… there are so many better memories ahead of you. Stop dwelling on the past and start making room for what’s next. You might just have to work twice as hard
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My friend moved to US and in under a year she bought a car.
Meanwhile it's hot and there's no fucking light.
I know I keep saying I hate this place, but I really hate this place.
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nigerians are scared to question the government.
nigerians are scared to question their pastors.
nigerians are scared to question their imams.
nigerians are scared to question their parents.
nigerians are scared to question their common sense.
💔💔💔
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We are repeating the same mistakes our parents made. Instead of fighting collectively for a better nation, we focus on our individual interests while politicians continue to destroy the country. In the grand scheme of things, all our individual efforts become equivalent to cos90.
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Our politicians are just greedy.
There is enough to eat and still transform this country.
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There’s more. You can feel it when someone secretly envies you, when their kindness feels forced, when their smile doesn’t reach their eyes, and when their presence just doesn’t sit right with you.
You can’t explain it. You just know to keep your distance.
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One thing I’ve seen for a fact is that a lot of “Nigeria Twitter Feminists” are often more interested in winning arguments, shaming loyal women, and fighting with men, than addressing the actual issues affecting women. Their outrage is selective, their activism is performative, and the moment an issue doesn’t fit their narrative, they transfigure to manipulators.

























