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Your region relies on oil from the South-South and gas from the East. Your region also relies on Igbo businessmen to keep your seaports afloat. Who Dey follow una do regionalism? When you are serious talk of separation. Lazy lots!

You're free to disagree but let me say this. The Igbo tribe does not vote for tribe, they mostly vote for the persons they believe will deliver a better result. Fact check these: 1. In 1999, about 89% of igbo voters voted for President Obasanjo. 2. In 2003, about 65% of Igbo voters voted for President Obasanjo. 3. In 2007, about 90% of Igbos voted for the late President Yar'Adua. 4. In 2011, about 98% of the Igbos voted for President Jonathan. 5. In 2015, about 93% of the Igbos voted got president Jonathan. 6. In 2019, about 98% of the Igbos voted for Atiku. 7. In 2023, about 89% of the Ignos voted for Peter Obi. Please note that, Ojukwu was one time a presidential candidate within these years. Despite his fight for the secession of the Igbos, the same Igbos didn't vote for him, massively? Is it now that the Igbos and all well meaning persons from other tribes are supporting Peter Obi, that it has become a tribal war? When you're ready to tell yourselves the truth, you'd respect the Igbos and give them their overdue recognition towards nation building. That's why they're still the richest by spread, and arguably the most educated and enlightened. Despite never been in power since 1966. And suffered from a war where their wealth and dignity were significantly eroded. End.

it's shocking that software engineering has transitioned to 100% AI written in such a short time. it's more shocking that somehow we, the SWEs, are all just continuing on as if nothing happened. It writes C++ better than I ever could, but the problem of making sure it works didn't magically disappear. we are just shipping enormously more volume at higher quality.

Tbh I don’t think anyone who was already going to vote for Peter Obi would suddenly choose Makinde. So it might be Tinubu’s vote he’s splitting after all 🤷🏾‍♀️ If you simply want to vote a Yoruba person, please vote Seyi Makinde, better that way 🙏🏾

Tinubu will lose Lagos again, just as he did in the last election, and this time, lose the presidential election too. H.E. Peter Obi will be sworn in as President of Nigeria, and heaven will rejoice. A new Nigeria is POssible. Vote NDC ✌🏽

Ridwan, we both know Seyi Makinde is the best governor Oyo State has ever had. People in Oke-Ogun, especially in Iseyin, where the dam is located, benefited from his administration. We also know it's a federal government project, and the Tinubu-led government approved its rehabilitation and reconstruction recently, and we know it's because of re-election. Once the federal government does what’s needed, you’ll see the economic improvements Seyi has brought to the area. That said, how are you doing?

When Seyi Makinde started this Presidency P, I thought it was simply to help his candidates win in Oyo State. But given the resources invested and his state-to-state tour, it is clear there is more to it. I’m curious about the motivation behind the project.

He has to contest because he needs that clout for the next election cycle. That’s why no one is begrudging him. However, it would be folly for any sensible person to try and pit him against Peter Obi. Especially not in the name of tribe. For the life of me, i don’t why Nigerians can’t become wiser than this Tribalism bs

Seyi Makinde can never lose Oyo! Just have it at the back of your mind

My hot take this morning is that those of you who are Seyi Makinde and Sowore supporters are just Tinubu supporters with no balls. You clearly know that the election is between Peter Obi and Tinubu, but since you don’t support Obi and don’t have the balls to publicly support Tinubu, you declare your support for either Seyi Makinde or Sowore, who obviously cannot win the presidential election in January. You just want to divide votes for absolutely no reason. What some of you don’t understand is that the APC desperately needs votes to be divided. I believe Seyi Makinde is a good aspirant, but you and I know that he is not Tinubu’s competition. He doesn’t have what it takes to win the presidential election in January. So tell me, exactly why are you people so desperate to divide the votes? We see through you and the corn in your pocket. All those gimmicks na just fugazzi. We are done pleading with you people to vote wisely. Do as you like. If the country spoils beyond what it is now, all of us will still suffer the consequences. Or do you think I’m the only one who will probably have to buy fuel at ₦2,000 per litre?

Here’s an interesting part , Onne port in Rivers state 🇳🇬 is actually larger than Apapa port in Lagos And just like me , many other business men especially the ones based in the southern part of the country uses this port to ship and receive their containers from all over the world 🌎. Here me out 🗣️ Lagos has no port advantage over other states , instead our lazy governors is not doing enough to attract investors Nobody will invest their money they won’t make profits ❌❌

In 1914, he founded the Ogboni society: Reverend T. A. J. Ogunbiyi, O.B.E I’ve postponed this post too many a times cos I didn’t have some details I needed. I now have those details. I decided to find out more and what I found is one of the most interesting stories in Lagos history. His name is Reverend and Honourable T. A. J. Ogunbiyi, O.B.E. The photo you are seeing was taken when he was already over 80 years old. The caption says he still took a very active part in the religious and political life of Lagos. He was born in Lagos in 1866, Thomas Adesina Jacobson Ogunbiyi. He became a teacher and a priest in the Anglican Church. In 1890 he was posted to Ondo as the first official teacher there, and he single handedly revived formal education at St. Stephen's Anglican Primary School. By 1921 he had risen to become Archdeacon of Lagos. That alone made him one of the most powerful church men in Nigeria at the time. 3. In 18th December 1914, he did something that shocked both the British and the church. He founded the Reformed Ogboni Fraternity. He originally called it Ogboni Onigbagbo, which means The Ogboni Fraternity of the Christians. Think about that. A top Anglican Archdeacon, founding an Ogboni society. For him, it was not about returning to idol worship. It was about saying, a Christian Yoruba man does not have to abandon his culture to be a good Christian. Educated Lagos men were caught between a colonial church that rejected their blackness and a traditional society they were drifting away from. He wanted to bridge that gap. That decision still causes debate till today. Because of his influence, the British made him a member of the Legislative Council of Nigeria in 1936. He was among that small group of African elites who sat at the table with the colonial government and spoke for Lagos. He travelled wide. He visited Jerusalem. And in 1947 he served as a Nigerian member of the Colonial Conference in London. During that trip he visited Buckingham Palace and was received by His Majesty The King. The British gave him the OBE, the Order of the British Empire, for his service. And in Lagos he was known for one thing above all: kindness and generosity. So this is not just an old man in traditional cloth. This is a priest, a teacher, a politician, a cultural reformer, and a philanthropist. All in one life. A man who tried to prove that you can be a devout Christian, a proud Yoruba man, and a Nigerian leader at the same time. That is why they still call him the Reverend and Honourable, even in old age. Now You Know