Muhammad Dare retweeted
"I'll support when I want" is not love either.
"I'll suport when his finances are down" is just witchcraft. It is your father's finances that will be down.
Relationship means doing life together and doing life together means carrying bills together.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Finally got to see my Certificate in person, such mixed feelings- Is this all there’s to it? After this nko, wetin remain? It’s human nature, you strive to get something and afterwards you’re like 💁♂️
This is beyond a black belt, this is an ASQ Certified Six Sigma Black belt.
What a beauty it’s.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
We are not ready for the uselesss cultures we are enabling in this country.
Just two days ago, I commented on the clip of a a guy in tiktok who was evidently trying to sexually assault a girl in the video but I was made to believe it was all content.
Just moments ago, I saw another girl recount how her boyfriend and friends took turns to rape her but she didn't complain because she enjoyed it even though she was under the influence of alcohol.
Now, look at this too?
Look at his fool authoritatively to sextort this girl.
At this rate, I don't blame feminist in this aspect.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
INEC Cleans Up Voter Register, Removes Over 1.6 Million Invalid Names
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has taken 1,608,660 invalid entries off Nigeria’s voter register.
This follows a clean-up exercise after the commission displayed the preliminary register in October and received claims, objections, and complaints. INEC also removed 876 names of people confirmed to be deceased.
The commission plans to publish the updated voter register on 16 December 2026, as required by electoral law.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
When I see amazing stuffs like this... I think about the hours of hardwork they put.
The resilience, the sacrifices and the patriotism.
I'm proud of this country and the beautiful work the citizens put in every day.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Here are two aerial and interior shots of the Ogun State NYSC Camp.
Ogun State govt provided what is widely regarded as the best NYSC camp infrastructure in this country (Google which state has the best and every single page has Ogun as first). The chairman of the NYSC Governing council also confirmed that the sagamu camp is the best in the country.
It is in this confidence that we now have the overpopulation problem we are dealing with today, because everyone wants to rush here. Number of corpers posted here has increased from about 1,500 to 4500+. Ogun State became a victim of its own standards.
Two weeks ago, Governor Dapo Abiodun gave every corps member in Sagamu camp ₦50k each. He also sent them 600 extra beds to accommodate the increasing population.
Despite providing excellent infrastructure, supporting corps members financially and going beyond what is ordinarily expected of a state government, you people have chosen to portray Ogun State as the villain in what is fundamentally an NYSC deployment and capacity management failure.
Ogun State cannot be held responsible for NYSC's decision to deploy more than three times the number of corps members the camp was originally accommodating. NYSC is the body with questions to answer.
That being said, what exactly has Ogun State done to some of you that you have made it a habit to transfer the failures of other institutions to us?
God will heal all of you!
Muhammad Dare retweeted
This is what Ogun State NYSC Orientation camp looks like. The capacity is 2700-3000 at the maximum. Everyone gets this comfort.
For the current batch, over 4,000 corp members were posted to this place.
Direct posting has to be scrapped.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
In Nigeria today, only two NYSC orientation camps are always overcrowded.
Lagos and Ogun.
Oyo is getting an increased number too. Soon they will join the league.
Everyone is running to the saner clime.
Direct posting corruption is aiding this.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
NYSC Corp members posted to Ogun State:
2025 Batch A Stream II: 2,578.
2026 Batch C Stream II: 4,152.
So, whose fault is the overcrowding going on at Ogun State NYSC Orientation camp?
Is Ogun State in charge of posting of NYSC Corp members?
The current number was so staggering that two weeks ago, the governor immediately ordered that additional 600beds be sent to the camp. (Which are the ones you saw on the floor of the hall in that video)
You see, some of you are inherently clueless with your constant failed attempts to blame Ogun State for shouldering the responsibilities of NYSC’s failure.
Typical of you lots, you are clueless when it’s time to channeling your frustrations to the right quarters.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Breast is so powerful! No matter how disciplined or "godly" a society is, breast will always find favour. See how Lege changed from a harsh and no-nonsense Lege to mumu and sheepishly-smiling Lege.
Even in the university, you'll see those harsh lecturers smile with the big boob girls. If you, a guy, enter their office, you'll just get a "Get out!"
It's wired into our DNA. No matter how much you cry and complain, it won't change a thing. Breast will always find favour.
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Nigeria's Flamingos are U17 world cup winners!!!!
Yes!!!
Always proud to be Nigerian. We are the best in Africa!!!... always!!!!!!
History has been made!... the first African to win it!!!!!
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Flamingos have made history by defeating Japan 2–1 in the 2026 U-17 Women's World Cup final to become the first-ever African team to lift the trophy⚽️🏆 🇳🇬🔥
Muhammad Dare retweeted
Congratulations to the Flamingos of Nigeria for winning the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2026 at the expense of Japan.
First African country to do it, and it could only have been Nigeria. Proud of my Nigeria U17 girls!
Nigeria forever!


































