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Proud Yoruba. Descendant of Kings and Warriors. Inspired by Sango’s Thunder, Strength and Justice. Heritage is my armour. One Hard Hitter Fear None. STAND FIRM!

[Mr Piccolo @iamchrizten]

Man, the kid really stood on business with that "I don't feel like it" energy.

Mom told him to clean the room before they left. He said he'd do it later, brother even tried to warn him, and he just kept doubling down like nothing was gonna happen. Then dad walks in, hears the whole thing, and the energy shifts real quick.

The basketball ban is wild though. One chore and you're off the team until you get right with mama. That's a heavy consequence for not cleaning a room, but you can also see the dad's point — he's treating it like "if you can't do the small stuff when you're told, how are you gonna handle bigger stuff?" And the whole "what if something happened and you never got to make it right" part is him trying to put some weight on it.

Kid went from "I don't care" outside to "yes sir" real fast once the sports were on the table. Classic.

[Farmer Akin Alabi® @akinwale_cfi]

Oh my dear Bola
I love you paa.. 🫶🏼
@officialABAT

[Souljah @jeffphilips1]

If anything happens to Obi's online presidency, make una hold this guy responsible. Chai

[🇨🇦 Ademola🇨🇭 @Alkaneseries]

Brazilian superstar Anitta just won her first Grammy and openly gave her reverence to Èṣù, saying, "Laroye Esu Mojuba."

Yes, you heard that right. While global icons across the diaspora honor the deity of crossroads, communication, and divine justice on the world’s biggest stage, many at home are still clinging to colonial mistranslations. Dear Yorubas: Èṣù is not the biblical 😈, you were lied to!

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

Dapo Abiodun was traveling to Brazil and and china just to woo investors into the country instead of sitting idle like the rest of your governors, Theres is no insult you didn’t rain on him, for a governor thats outperformed the whole southeast region.

You shamed him, insulted him, but look at what that traveling has achieved for the state…

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

“Capitalism works for the United States”

Why can't it work for you in Africa?

Well, you have your answer here.

To start with, how many military bases does your country have overseas?

Also, the host of this podcast deserves some flogging.

[BIGGEST LION 🦁 @xquire147]

About 60% of Yorubas voted for Peter Obi, and maybe 1% of Igbos voted Tinubu but today na Yoruba hate Igbo pass. Lol 😂 Obi won all the Igbo states, and Tinubu didn’t win all Yoruba states but yet Yorubas are the bigots 😂 oya na.

[Hard @1_hard_hitter]

@sumitroy2 Let me guess, the hawks convinced him to stick his pewpew into the vewvew🙄

[𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐 @Sistaliano]

I never knew Dr. Obafemi Hamzat could be this brutal! He just destroyed his opponents. 🙆🏽‍♀️

“My opponents have a manifesto of grievances, but I have a blueprint. They see all these years as problems, but I see them as foundations”

[THE COMRADE @raph_su]

Update! Update!! Update!!
What they now want us to celebrate is the construction of more churches and mosques. My question to them is simple: How has this contributed to the relief, welfare, and overall development of the average Nigerian or the good people of Oyo State?
As for Oriyomi, I strongly disagree with his position. I am from Oyo State, and my family lineage goes back more than ten generations, long before the Oyo Empire rose to prominence.
I have just one question for Oriyomi: Who exactly was this historical character, and can you provide details of his family lineage and ancestral background?
I am not contesting for any political position; he is the one seeking political office. Therefore, he should be prepared to convince people like me with verifiable historical facts, not mere narratives.
I can trace my family's ancestral roots in Oyo State back to the 18th century. We are discussing history here, not political propaganda. Let Oriyomi provide credible historical evidence to support his claims. The burden of proof is on him.

[Pella Ìkà X @pella_ika_]

This is what an Ibo man did to a Malaysia Police officer when they came to arrest.
This Ibo man carrying a Nigerian Passport cut off the hand of the Malaysia police officer.

There has been countless of reports of Ibo Nigerians engaging in Violent crime im Malaysia and putting stain on our passport.

If you are a Malaysia citizen, won’t you advocate for your government to ban Nigeria from your country?

If this people ban Nigeria, you enemies of Nigeria will start putting blame on Nigeria meanwhile, this is how you keep shaming Nigeria all over the world…

[UPDATEBOYZ  @Updateboyx]

He's saying fact but as usual they're already in the comment abusing him.

[Rodamini @Rodamini001]

Congratulations to Peter Obi, he has finally achieved his sole goal, on why he woke up around 4am to the Airport.

[Hard @1_hard_hitter]

@SlickmediaX Did he learn a lesson? Absolutely not! He judged d man purely on his skin colour & refused 2 listen 2 his pleas, only 2 be adjudged innocent by his white neighbour. If d neighbour had been another Black person, the policeman wld have carried on being d racist schmuck that he is.

[Hard @1_hard_hitter]

@Lonebo11 Nonsense behaviours; nonsense content.

[Hard @1_hard_hitter]

@Jojofalani It's pronounced “VA-WELLS”

[Femi @Femi_sorry]

Poppy-wearing right-wingers are always ENRAGED by this debate, because it proves the mainstream media bias against minority groups.

Carole Malone exposed her own bias and even Jeremy Vine realised it in the end!
#ArmisticeDay

[Olufemi Adebimpe @femiadebimpe]

Chioma Amaryllis has a message for the Igbo elders who said anyone not voting for Peter Obi is an enemy of Ndi Igbo.

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Omo, Obidiots are so irredeemable

See this old fool talking down on the Apo-Karshi Road, trying to rubbish the project.

But I love how this lady took him to school and thoroughly lectured him. 😂

[Hard @1_hard_hitter]

@abdullahayofel Motorway with a walkway? The phrase “educated illiterate” fits him nicely. A motorway rarely has a walkway; instead, it has what is called a “hard shoulder” for when a vehicle breaks down or minor roadwork is being carried out, to minimise halting traffic altogether.