Chukwujekwu

Metallurgical/Materials Engineering (B.Eng) | Blean Global Services LTD 🚢 | Nwa Nkanu Enterprises |
Igbo🆖 | Entrepreneur💰 | Smiling eyes

[Adamu hassan @Tweetwizzard]

Things you shouldn’t care about:

1. People who don’t care about you. The more you care, the less they’ll care.

2. Toxic people. Don’t let their negative energy drain you.

3. Age. It’s never too late or too soon.

4. Society’s beauty standards.

5. What others think.

[Adamu hassan @Tweetwizzard]

People will criticize your message then turn around and say the same thing in different style or support others who say the same thing differently, simply because of sentiments or bias.

[TG OMORI @boy_director]

Thieves be getting massive PR lately.

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@LTrossard Our own little magician. Thank you for the moments, the contributions and for the trophy.
Best wishes at your new club❤️

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@TouchlineX This is the "straight to the point" post match analysis I've read in a long time.
France were out to fail from the start.

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@OgbonnayaJ59123 @9jaPlayersNews 😅😅😅 that looking fresh na intentional act from the writer believe me😂
50y/o man wey dey hustle e say na 28y/o

[Olumide Adesina @olumidecapital]

@NigeriaStories This is no longer funny ,crude oil price action mechanism shows a level.of disparity

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

Success define majority of the world's populations, and only a handful define success.

And in both situations, you either lose one's self or find it.
It is in the mind.

[𝙴𝚛𝚒𝚐𝚐𝚊 @erigganewmoney]

Racism and tribalism are the language of jealous people who have small minds.

[Yannick Bolasie @YannickBolasie]

All I’ll say is if this was AFCON and they let a man play after he got a red card, the nonsense being said would be crazy

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

It is painful when people who ought to know better are deliberately bent on keeping the masses in poverty and retrogression. You are educated up to Masters degree and live in developed society, you should know and do better. Your education and exposure is supposed to reflect in your thought process.

If you live abroad, it means you've been exposed to better. You know what a working system looks like. You know that quality education should be made compulsory and free to kids. You know that minimum wage should should get you your basic needs - including rent, clothing and feeding. You cannot be thousands of miles across the ocean pushing for policies that drives us deeper in poverty. Are you mad?

I've talked a lot about my life experiences and I'll restate. I went to secondary school with the privileged, and that exposure made me see what a good life was and made me want better for kids that grew up in the environment I grew up in, and for all disprivileged kids in the country. I went to UNIBEN and saw another side to life and realized comparatively that many Nigerian kids have their childhood and youth stolen from them through deliberate systemic poverty. It is not right! Having lived abroad, I lived the experience of a working system and wept for an entire generation of Nigerian youth that has been robbed of dignity of decent living. There is nothing special about the West. If they can do it, we can do it too. The Asians have done it. Other African countries have left us behind. The Nigerian people have to enjoy a decent life and a quality standard of living without having to leave home. We all deserve a better life at home.

As bad as South Africans are, they are evil to foreigners. You Nigerians are evil to your own people. How do you explain that you sit abroad supporting and promoting policies at home that keeps people in abject poverty and sink them further into a hole their generation will not be able to recover from. You are raising your kids to compete globally and take their seat at the tables of this world where countries you reside in are giving free education, preparing their kids for the world of tomorrow in Tech and AI, empowering their kids in STEM, giving millions of dollars in grabt for innovations. You want other people's kids to use your lunch money to start frying akara in 2026. Is that the plan you have for your own kids? The god you serve and the one you don't serve, will strike you mad.

If you are at home supporting this madness, you are not exempted because the whole point of your education is to know how to think. So fvcking think! Dem use poverty swear for you?

[Inibehe Effiong @InibeheEffiong]

Suddenly, pseudo intellectuals are pushing the dubious narrative that akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli are sustainable means of livelihood.

How about groundnut and sachet water business? They should include them too.

The defenders of this wicked regime are telling us that Remi Tinubu has donated billions of Naira to NGOs.

First, they should tell us where she got such money from.

Second, they should provide the names and locations of the benefiting NGOs, and verifiable evidence that the donations have been properly utilized.

The advocates of akara economy should set up this business for their siblings and family members to demonstrate the efficacy of their postulations.

Since your mother sold akara to train you, why haven’t you opened akara factory for your wife, daughters, sons and political associates to promote and sustain your mother’s entrepreneurial legacy?

With the collapse of public education, how many akara sellers in this country currently can afford to pay their children’s tuition in private schools?

How many akara sellers can pay the rising costs of tertiary education and healthcare?

How many akara sellers can afford to pay the rising rents in Nigeria today?

How many akara will one sell to be able to buy fuel?

If akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli are viable and sustainable microeconomic investments in Tinubu’s Nigeria, let the defenders of Tinubu show us members of their families that are engaged in this enterprise.

The point is not that akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli aren’t necessary foods, the point is that we are all witnesses to how the Tinubu family has amassed wealth and captured state power to entrench and further their selfish and greedy ambitions.

We have seen the insane convoy of Remi Tinubu, Seyi Tinubu and their benefactor in Aso Rock.

It is deceitful and disrespectful for the same family that is living in opulence, amidst the ravaging and dangerous hunger in the country, to be pushing akara, roasted corn and kuli-kuli economy.

Bola Tinubu’s regime has been a wasteful and disastrous experiment.

We have seen how he is destroying our economy. But his annoying and power monger wife feels she can lecture the victims of their misrule and incompetence about the viability of the akara economy.

Enough of the silly expositions.

[SportsDokita (Odogwu ☝️) @Sports_Doctor2]

“We’re outside, cemetery chilling”

Having money doesn’t isolate you from being an olodo 🥴🥴🥴

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Every state in Nigeria is rich in either solid minerals, fossil fuels, fresh water, or agricultural land.

The pyramids of groundnuts and plantations of palm oil, cocoa, and rubber were not built with FAAC.

A governor's job is to provide security and generate wealth. If your governor can't generate wealth to support the State, elect one that will

To each his own.

[Soccernet.ng @soccernet_ng]

🚨 The NSC and NFF approved reforms ahead of the 2026/27 NPFL season:

Champions will now earn ₦1 billion, a significant increase from the previous ₦150–200 million, positioning the NPFL as Africa’s second-highest paying league after South Africa’s Betway Premiership. ✅

✅ Clubs must pay players a mandatory minimum monthly salary of ₦2 million.

✅ NPFL matches will be broadcast on a dedicated free-to-air channel via NigComSat and across several state television stations, giving millions of Nigerians easier access to domestic football.

✅ Clubs must meet enhanced licensing standards, including the installation of standard floodlights, reliable backup power systems, and upgraded matchday facilities in their stadiums.

✅ League authorities have also promised strict sanctions, including points deductions, for clubs involved in crowd violence or security breaches.

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Hincapie's here to stay 🇪🇨

The club is delighted to announce that Piero has signed a permanent deal at The Arsenal 👊

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@FinPlanKaluAja1 Why are we Nigerians not feeling the sudden drop in prices yet at gas station prices nationwide?
Nigeria is only affected by things when the prices go up and never when it drops... Nawaoo

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

Fatherhood is one huge curve, few walk it with grace, while most stumble through every moment, even losing themselves, but in all; Most men dim their lights to see their wards shine...
Cheers to Fatherhood!
Happy Father's Day to all available Fathers!!!

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@Ol0ye The simple answer is that the Nigerian system doesn't protect her citizens, rather it focuses more on what it stands to gain from the exploitation of the citizens.

[Chukwujekwu @CjKingsley]

@olumidecapital I had a taste with the SpcX IPO... rushed in at 173$ on MexC, before Friday's official stock exchange listing, and got burnt heavily when it officially listed on the NYSE at 150$.