@jon_d_doe This country became shit once they chased Igbos out of power.
They thought they could do it,for years the country deteriorated and finally who are they fighting to make President to save them.
An Igbo man.
BREAKING: US Congressman John James moves a motion on the floor of US Congress for the immediate release of MAZI NNAMDI KANU. Kudos to DOS, AVID, Ambassadors for Self Determination & Rising Sun for a job well done in record time, and in the open for the whole world to see.
If you want to do a hookup, do hook up and make sure the person you are with understands that you are doing hookup business with him.
If you want a relationship, make it crystal clear that you want a relationship. You can't behave like Os while disguising yourself as a girlfriend.
You can't be demanding money from your man after sex and if he doesn't give you, you start bringing out stupid attitudes.
Sex is not a favour to a man. It is mutually shared. You are not supposed to be paid for making love with your man except if you are a sex worker.
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You keep seeing the headlines, but the question is — do you know the full story?
Good day, let's dive into the news updates from across Nigeria and beyond.
US NARCOTICS FILE: Tinubu Has Done Worse Than Venezuela’s Maduro, US Should Send Troops to Nigeria and Arrest Him —Jeffrey Guterman https://t.co/Q0GNJkkMPG
Without Ndi Igbo, no nollywood
Without Igbo Land, no commercial hub
Without Ndi Igbo, no international markets
Without Ndi Igbo, no Independence
Without Ndi Igbo, no national grid
Without Ndi Igbo, no made in Nigeria car
Nigeria needs Ndi Igbo, Ndi Igbo do not need Nigeria
@Nig_Farmer Women make it easy for who they want. If she’s hard to get for you, she doesn’t want you.
Act accordingly, move on, and stop making a fool of yourself.
@HeartMattaz Go for test to see if both of can still reproduce.
A 30 years reproductive system is not same as an 18 year woman.
If both of are okay,i suggest you proceed.
Nigerian officials have created an environment that facilitates mass violence against Christians and religious minorities by imposing blasphemy and Sharia laws and looking the other way at jihadist atrocities.
The U.S. government knows the Nigerian officials responsible for these policies, I have been pushing my bill to sanction them, and President Trump has even ordered military action.
Instead of responding to American concerns, Nigerian officials waged a public relations campaign against critics.
They were confident in that campaign and in their ability to continue the status quo, and I am heartened that the House has just definitively proven them wrong.
https://t.co/k2PMQZDKNT
Today, we received a delegation from Utopia, an Egyptian pharmaceutical company, led by Dr. Kamel Mohamed and facilitated by Eze Apostle Gift Chibuzor Chinyere.
I am excited about their proposal to establish a drug manufacturing plant in Abia State. Beyond selling products, this is about production, job creation, technology transfer, and boosting our State’s GDP.
As a government, we are committed to supporting this investment. Land will be provided, and we encourage consideration of the Ukwa or Osisioma axis, where steady power supply from Geometric Power is available.
This partnership has the potential to make Abia a hub for advanced pharmaceutical technology in Nigeria and West Africa. Our administration will give every necessary support to ensure its success.
I’m just reading that the ICPC has uncovered almost 1,000 ghost workers in government workforce and that the Nigerian police force reportedly has the highest number of ghost workers.
This is crazy.
This video trended yesterday, but what shocked me was the silence from Igbo women. Whenever it's time to defend themselves against accusations of being unkind to other people's children, they're loud and united. But when life presented an opportunity to challenge that stereotype with a positive example, there was barely a word.
That's my issue. There always seems to be more energy for responding to negativity than for celebrating something positive.
I even made a post pointing out that the act of kindness toward the young girl was done by an Igbo woman. I deliberately watched to see how Igbo women would react. As of now, that post hasn't even reached 10,000 views, 1,000 likes or 10 comments.
These are the issues.
When I saw this video, something told me this act of kindness was done by an Igbo woman. So I went ahead and searched for her, and I wasn't wrong.
When an Igbo woman perform acts of kindness, the headlines say, "Nigerian lady." But when one Igbo woman does something wrong, you make sure it's labeled "Igbo woman."