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"APC is afraid of Peter Obi. They are scared of Peter Obi. They're the ones doing the job for Peter Obi. You invite somebody from the ruling party and ask him what his party has done and he will tell you that even Peter Obi cannot do it, even when you did not mention Peter Obi. They know Obi is the real deal."
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Video 📹;
You Have No Problem With These Statements, But You Have A Problem With “Rig N Di€”? You’re Clearly Decayed In The Skull!
The Double Standards Are Unbelievable!🤣💔
Good Morning Everyone…
2027, Nigeria Must Be OK🇳🇬✅
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Sad
The day I saw some lawmakers attempting to turn the National Assembly into a platform for singing "On Your Mandate We Shall Stand" in solidarity with Tinubu during his Democracy Day address, rather than maintaining the dignity and independence expected of the legislature, was the day it dawned on me that the institutional rot in Nigeria runs deeper than many of us realise.
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Asia watu wanakaa na Nyoka kama Kuku, Yaani nyoka mpaka wanajisikia ni sehemu ya familia yako
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India 🇮🇳 is not for the weak!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video depicts a snake rescue operation in Bangladesh (matching rural settings, attire, and style of local rescuers like Nur Hasan Nahid), not India.
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The tragedy is that many Nigerians do not recognise the connection between government policies and the hardships they experience every day.
A trader wakes up to poor sales and concludes that fortune has abandoned him. A small business owner watches customers disappear and thinks he is simply unlucky or cursed. A young entrepreneur struggles to keep his business alive and blames himself and his "village people" for circumstances beyond his control.
Yes, sometimes fortune plays a role. But how can a business thrive when electricity is unreliable, purchasing power is collapsing, transportation costs are rising and the cost of doing business keeps increasing?
These are not merely personal misfortunes. They are also consequences of the economic environment in which people are forced to operate.
Until Nigerians begin to connect their everyday struggles to the policies and decisions of those who govern them, they will continue to mistake systemic failures and "village people" for their bad luck in their everyday life.
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You guys said that if you have money, Nigeria is still the best place to live. The reason is because Nigeria is a lawless country where abnormalities are the order of the day. It's a country where politicians and top government workers embezzle billions to enrich themselves with ZERO consequences. It's a country where someone with a negative account balance today will suddenly become a billionaire tomorrow without any law enforcement agencies asking any questions and the whole country will start celebrating.
Nigeria is a jungle ruled and controlled by kleptomaniac politicians. They're never tired of stealing. They don't care if the country is rotten, backward, underdeveloped and impoverished as long as they have access to embezzle money to fund their lifestyles and that of their children living abroad.
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"I was the Director of the Program in which Tinubu said he attended at [Chicago State University]...I was a lecturer at Chicago State University from 1985-1990...Tinubu is a bonafide liar."
- Dr. Adetokunbo Pearse.
Elders that should be respected. Obidients, collect your dinner.
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One Peter Obi Supporter against 20 Tinubu APC Supporter 🥶🥶
This guy cooked all Tinubu supporters😭
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Treat the 2027 presidential election as though your entire life depends on it, because believe me, it does. The decisions made by those who govern you will determine the quality of your education, healthcare, electricity, security, economy and the opportunities available to your children. This is not just another election. It is a decision about the future you will have to live with. Take it seriously.
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Our country would be much better if we had 36 replicas of Peter Obi across the federation.
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Wow
No governor in Nigeria fought erosion like Peter Obi did in Anambra State.
In 2014, former Environment Minister John Odey credited him as instrumental in creating NEWMAP, the Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project that tackles soil erosion and land degradation across the country.
The proof speaks for itself, listen to the people of Anambra share their experience in the documentary below.
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The people who have plunged Nigerians into this electricity crisis are fully aware of the El Niño warnings and the danger this climate phenomenon could pose to our country. They know what is coming, they know Nigeria is among the countries that could be affected, yet millions of citizens have gone weeks without a reliable electricity supply.
This is what happens when those entrusted with public power become so detached from the suffering of the people. While citizens are left to endure unbearable heat without electricity, those in government continue with their comfortable lives, insulated from the very hardships their failures have imposed on the population.
A government that cannot guarantee its citizens reliable electricity in the face of an approaching climate threat has a lot of explaining to do. The lives of ordinary Nigerians cannot continue to be treated as an afterthought.
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Watch how the foolish deputy speaker Ben Kalu was embarrassed today with the crowd Chanting Obi, Obi, Obi😀😀😀
