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To each, her own. Using your own experience to declare pregnancy as a death sentence lacks logic or commonsense. You should have taken a moment to reflect but your blind desire to impress your mob took you over then you scored an own goal.
My mother had 7 of us without any CS
No one hates mummy zee because she was once favored on this app. I personally unfollowed and blocked her the day she said βpregnancy is not a death sentenceβ
That statement is her being dismissive of the crazy things that women go through in pregnancy.
Some women have lost their limbs because they brought a life into this world. Some went blind.
Some did C section and never got to see their baby. I had seizures that made me unconscious and lost my ability to speak for almost 2 days.
Mummy zee constantly talks down on women as if itβs not the same genital parts she has with us. You donβt have to be a βgirls girlsβ but talk like someone that has sense when it comes to matters that involve women.
It's okay.
Shebi when they are out of school with no jobs or business opportunities, they will become Pickers and Car-Spotters amongst other things.
They should ride on jare.
Hello Shuttlers, Banks & Coys that have staff buses. Do you conduct random breathalyzer tests on those drivers? I doubt !
You should see your driver's guzzling alcoholic drinks without caution.
Now I see why they drive with intents to cause harm to other road-users. @FRSCNigeria
Send someone to where they are parked in Lekki Phase 1, around AutoHaus/MidWestern/Doyin Ogungbe and see wonders. @FRSCNigeria
There is urgent need for there to be a meeting of your kindred.
You are seriously unhinged, Segun. Whatever end you are disgracefully pursuing is u worthy of this garbage and dumpsite behaviour.
History is replete with how people who did what you're currently doing ended
Katikati
KWANKWASO AT 70: IT IS TIME TO PLAY POLITICS OF COMMON SENSE.
Dear Senator @KwankwasoRM ,
Happy 70th Birthday to you, a man whose political journey, particularly in Kano, has demonstrated that leadership can make a tangible difference in the lives of ordinary people. Your record in education, your pro-poor policies and your investment in the welfare of the less privileged have earned you a place in the political history of our country. These are not insignificant achievements, and they are precisely why I believe you still have a historic role to play in Nigeriaβs future.
At 70, you must rise above the distractions of the moment and begin to think seriously about the bigger picture. Nigeria is approaching another defining political season, and the pendulum of power will inevitably swing again. If the North is to prepare effectively for its next opportunity to lead this country, it must do so through strategic thinking, political maturity and the building of bridges across the country.
Kwankwaso, you are a Northerner who can make a credible case for being trusted with the welfare of the people. Your record in Kano, particularly in education and policies directed at the poor, gives you a foundation upon which to build a much bigger national legacy. But you must not allow present political calculations to diminish that legacy.
My candid advice to you is this: step into the grassroots political shoes of the late President @MBuhari , and recognise the strategic value of supporting President @officialABAT at this moment in our national journey.
Buhari understood the political weight of the ordinary Nigerian, particularly the people of the North. His connection with the grassroots was a formidable political asset. You have your own record, your own constituency and your own strengths. The question is whether you will deploy those assets to build a sustainable national political future or expend them on an alliance that may not serve your long-term interests.
And this brings me to your present political association with Peter Obi. With all due respect to him, I believe you bring considerably more political experience, deeper executive credentials and a more extensive record of practical governance to the table. Why, then, should a man of your political stature hitch his future to a political arrangement in which his own experience and accomplishments risk being overshadowed? You should be setting the direction, not surrendering your political judgment to another manβs ambition.
Supporting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu does not require you to abandon your convictions or surrender your independence. It requires you to recognise the national interest, appreciate the importance of political stability and position yourself to contribute meaningfully to the next phase of Nigeriaβs development. There is room for political competition, but there is also a time when wisdom demands cooperation.
At 70, your concern should be the people you have served, the people you still hope to serve and the political foundations you will leave for the next generation. The North needs leaders who can think beyond immediate grievances, build national alliances and prepare for the future without sacrificing the interests of their people today.
Kwankwaso, Kwankwaso! Leader sir, Egbon, it is time to reconsider the road you are travelling. Do not let the politics of the moment rob you of the opportunity to play a far greater role in the Nigeria that is emerging.
It is time to play politics of common sense.
Happy 70th Birthday Sir, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. May wisdom guide your next steps, may your experience serve the nation, and may your remaining years in public life bring greater progress to Kano, the North and Nigeria as a whole.
Otunba Segun Showunmi
The Alternative.
Unfortunate morning to you, Jide Kosoko, Anthrax Laniyan, Oga Bello, Olaiya Id*ot and other useless film practitioners downplaying the level of poverty inflicted on the people by BAT.
Pls save the money you're collecting for the days you will be so ill as y'all always do.
π ADEDOTUN π retweeted
ENDSARS LEKKI TOLL GATE: NEVER FORGET OCTOBER 20, 2020
Today, October 20, 2026, marks the sixth anniversary of the Lekki Toll Gate shootings, a painful reminder of the price Nigerian youths paid in their demand for a better country.
On that fateful night, peaceful #EndSARS protesters were met with gunfire. Lives were lost, many were injured, and the nation was left with questions about justice, accountability, and the sanctity of human life.
We must never forget. We must never normalise injustice.
As we remember the victims, I reaffirm my belief that a New Nigeria is possibleβa country where citizens are protected, not brutalised; where young people are heard, not silenced; and where government power is exercised with responsibility and respect for human rights.
Nigeria must become a nation where no citizen is punished for demanding good governance and a better future.
May the souls of the departed continue to rest in peace. May their sacrifice strengthen our resolve to build a Nigeria where this tragedy will never be repeated.
A New Nigeria is POssible. A Nigeria where every life matters. -PO
π ADEDOTUN π retweeted
Our friends, brothers and sisters lost their lives during the #EndSARS protest at Lekki Toll Gate under the Sanwo-Olu government. Now, the same government seeks another term in office. We must remember the lives lost and hold leaders accountable. Itβs time for change. #EndSARS
The usual lengthy nonsense they come up with to confuse people.
A RESPONSE TO MR. BABACHIR LAWAL'S FALSEHOODS AGAINST PROF. YEMI OSINBAJO, SAN, GCON
I have watched the video in which former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Babachir Lawal, made a string of allegations against former Vice President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN. Ordinarily, such fabrications would not deserve a response.
But I served as the Vice President's spokesperson. I was in the room where many of these decisions were taken. And the allegations touch directly on the staff of the Office of the Vice President β of which I was a part. For the sake of the record, facts only must be stated.
1. On the claim that President Buhari considered Osinbajo's 2022 aspiration "immoral":
This is false.
On at least four separate occasions, President Buhari personally offered to support the Vice President, telling him plainly: "If I don't support you, who will I support?"
He was consistent. During the APC presidential primaries in 2022, while campaigns were underway, President Buhari openly commended Vice President Osinbajo at a Federal Executive Council meeting for the dignified, issues-based manner in which he was conducting his campaign across the country. He spoke in a laudatory tone. The entire Council witnessed it.
That is not a President who found Osinbajo's ambition distasteful. That is a President who broached it , encouraged and applauded it.
2. On the so-called memo of 20+ staff names:
Mr. Lawal's claim that Osinbajo wrote a memo containing over 20 staff names, which was sat on by the President's Chief of Staff, and which he, Mr. Lawal, then took to President Buhari, is a complete fabrication. There was no such memo.
Anyone who knew President Buhari knows he does not engage in the kind of snide ethnic profiling Mr. Lawal attributed to him β "BD, these are all Yorubas." That language and that conduct are alien to President Buhari.
The procedure was simple and verifiable: Prof. Osinbajo always had direct access to the President. He took his memos directly to the President, obtained approval, and passed the approved memo to (his own Chief of Staff), Mr. Ade Ipaye, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the President who then communicated it to the relevant agencies for action. At no stage did this require the SGF, except for the subsequent issuance of appointment letters for staff.
Mr. Lawal's timeline also collapses. He claimed the memo was delayed for three months. I resumed in the Office of the Vice President in June 2015, alongside several other colleagues. So did many of those whose names he now invents. There was no three-month delay. To those of us who were there, this story is pure fiction.
What actually happened in 2015 is that Osinbajo took different batches of memos to the President at different times for different categories of staff as the office was being set up and as government policies evolved. That is standard practice. There was never a single, bloated, religiously and ethnically-charged list. It is quite simply incredible that Mr Lawal would create such falsehood. It is also noteworthy that by the time a good number of the appointments were made Mr Lawal had been sacked by President Buhari ( not Osinbajo) for corrupt practices.
3. On the composition of Osinbajo's staff β the church claim:
The claim that Osinbajo appointed people because they were church members is false and is easily disproved by the staff list itself. The Office was one of the most inclusive, pan-Nigerian offices in that government β North, South, East, West, Christian and Muslim.
To suggest a narrow church agenda is not only to ignore the facts , but to pursue a curious and worrying vendetta.
Let the facts speak:
The most senior official in the Office β the Deputy Chief of Staff to the President β was Mr. Ade Ipaye, a Muslim and a distinguished lawyer.
Three of his four Special Advisers were Muslims, including two Northerners: Mrs. Maryam Uwais, Special Adviser on Social Investment, and Dr. Ahmad Zakari,...
