@officialABAT Loans alone isnโt sustainable. People need decent, sustainable jobs to repay them, reliable electricity to power businesses, and security to protect what they build. Credit can help, but without income, power and security, it risks becoming a burden rather than an opportunity.
@OLUAYEScotland@ruffydfire Evil heart is when you ran to a working country, see how things work but still be supporting evil in Nigeria from afar. God almighty will pay you a visit. It will start with you seeing Obi in your dreams every night.
@MobilePunch Went on Facebook and all I have been seeing is a particular lady not having respect for calling Tony Elumelu by his first name. Jumped to X to have peace of mind and itโs Davido not having respect and being banned by a civilian from coming into a State that is Nigeria.
@SaharaReporters When the South West , South East and South South finally learns the adage that says โmonkey dey work and baboon dey shopโ, they would form alliances and put these people in their right places or divide the country. That way, they can have any ticket they want.
@ennyola0015 Really? In December 30, 2014, Tinubu said Nigeria had โdegenerated to unprecedented levels of global obloquyโ because of corruption, impunity, insecurity and leadership mediocrity.
Looks like baba actually defined his own regime ahead of time.
@ruffydfire If youโre an honest Nigerian who has been living abroad for a few years and has seen both worlds, it becomes harder for your brain to grasp the intentional backwardness of most Nigerians in Nigeria. You will start asking yourself**: 'Was** I this foolish too?
@1dd5c75495e543e@Youthinprocess@ruffydfire Itโs not about how many variations you use Obi name to throw insults and to deflect the question. What primary school and secondary school did Tinubu attend?
@ruffydfire Yet, someone would tell me. โNigeria isnโt that bad. Relocate back with your family and you will enjoy it. There is no place like homeโ. Enjoy what exactly?
Rest in peace Reverend Father Samuel Oyetoro๐๐ฝ
@thebeeperfumery@ruffydfire True. However, Deleโs statement isnโt about the likes of Peller being an olodo. There will always be olodos in every society. His point is that itโs becoming a booming trend: people admire and follow them, and being an olodo is gradually becoming the new normal to success.