Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬

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[zaraé.ng @xahrasidi]

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I sell beautiful modest wear, corporate outfits, and abayas.

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[Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬 @F3M11]

@nwoko_greg62705 Michael Adekunle Ajasin

[zaraé.ng @xahrasidi]

Even if you are not buying kindly repost my business to reach more views please 🙏🏽
Kaduna worldwide delivery 🚚

[Greg Nwoko @nwoko_greg62705]

No Nigerian signed anything Amalgamation Document.:

It wasn’t an agreement.

The amalgamation proclamation and legal documents were signed exclusively by British colonial authorities.

No local consent or representative signatures from Nigerian nationalists were required.

[Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬 @F3M11]

@nwoko_greg62705 Oh, this explains the knee injury stories from way back

[David @DavidFischer]

Let’s get Jesus trending!

Can we get 5K people to unashamedly say Jesus is Lord!

[Trending Explained @TrendingEx]

Boko Haram is trending because they beheaded 8 soldiers in Borno State today, Gory Images in comments.

Around 4am today, the jihadists used the rain advantage and overran a military base along Mandara-Buratai Road in Borno State, injuring many, killing 10 and decapitating atleast eight soldiers.

Military sources didn’t say if they were captured and decapitated alive or decapitated in death as souvenirs.

However they did say, the insurgents outnumbered their troops, using the weather conditions to keep their advantage, before reinforcements arrived.

The Nigerian Amry is yet to confirm or deny the reports.

Two weeks ago the army had a major successful operation in the same Mandara-Buratai axis where they; rescued 92 victims, recovered eight cars, killed some of the terrorists, and chased the ones who escaped by over 5 miles into the woods.

This has forced many to believe this is a retaliatory attack. Full gory images in comments, videos and photos.

Follow @TrendingEx for daily explanations!

[Linda Ikeji Blog @lindaikeji]

The Nigerian way of praying has gone global 😂

[Ebun @kenkenlewu]

Why I ran away from Nigeria
My son went to school, and on his way back home he fell and hit his head on a concrete wall. He became unconscious.

He was very close to the house when it happened. He had a physical injury and lost some blood. Thankfully, a retired nurse who lived next to our house helped us stabilize him.

She immediately told us to take him to the general hospital. When we got there, the nurses went to call the doctor, who was hesitant to come. We had to shout before she finally, sluggishly, came to inspect him.

She didn’t do anything. She told us to take him to UCH straight away. We drove at such speed, as if trying to hold his breath for him.

When we got to UCH, we met a woman inside a tricycle in the emergency section. We queued behind her.

Three other vehicles arrived with emergency patients. The doctor came out and told us there was no space — the beds were full. He said we would have to wait until some became vacant.

The woman we had met in the tricycle died before us, and her people took her away in tears while cursing the hospital.

The other two drivers left to look for care somewhere else. The doctor told us we were free to seek medical attention elsewhere, but the hospital would not be held responsible for anything that happened. He repeated that he could not tell us when a bed would be available. His words: “It could be in the next 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 3 or 5 hours.”

We waited for more than 4 hours. At some point we had to make a scene. Another doctor came out and told us to go and buy an emergency pack.

We waited another hour before a doctor came to examine him. By then his breathing had weakened. He said my son’s condition was now critical and that they needed a stretcher urgently. Five minutes later they brought one and wheeled him into the emergency ward.

Five minutes after that, he was declared dead.

The reality hit me: there is no regard for life in Nigeria. I was broken 💔

I asked the doctor one simple question, which he could not answer: If my son had been one of your children, would he have stayed in the car for more than 4 hours while you claimed there were no vacant beds in the emergency unit?

He was our only child in Nigeria. That was the day we started planning our relocation from Nigeria.

As I speak now, 12 years have passed since we left. We are yet to have another child, and all medical efforts have not yielded results.

My son should not have died at all. We helplessly watched life leave his body.
© Jonathan Philip

[Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬 @F3M11]

@VictorManjul He's been drafted into Naija politics, so you expect him to "outshine" his master? You're joking bro. He's still a very good man

[Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬 @F3M11]

@ajoke_oro @TEEPHTREND @thedestinyboi 😅🤣🤣

[Femi Ajayi || Nnayelugo (🪶) 🇳🇬 @F3M11]

@Pearl4Rukky Won maa n fine. Sugbon, ilu Ilorin, ilu fitina ni 🙃

[LEGENDARY J.O.E @LegendaryJoe]

FINALLY! THOSE THAT BETRAYED DEMOCRACY IN JUNE 12

Below are the men who were signatories to the document that annulled 🇳🇬 transition to democracy:

1. Admiral Augustus Aikhomu (first signatory; VP under Babangida)

2. Ernest Shonekan (second signatory; later headed the ING)

3. Abdulrahman Okene (third signatory; former Internal Affairs official)

4. Gen. Aliyu Gusau (signed as government representative)

5. David Mark (then at National War College)

6. Musa Yar’Adua (former Chief of Staff, Supreme Headquarters)

7. Tony Anenih (SDP chairman at the time)

8. Adamu Ciroma

9. Sule Lamido (former Jigawa Governor)

10. Jim Nwobodo (former Anambra Governor)

11. Tom Ikimi (ex-Foreign Affairs Minister)

12. Patrick Dele-Cole

13. Dapo Sarumi

14. Abubakar Rimi

15. Olusola Saraki

16. Joe Nwodo

17.Saidu Barda (NRC Governor of Katsina — threatened “chaos and bloodshed” over any revisit of June 12)

18.Senator Arthur Nzeribe & his Association for Better Nigeria (secured court order halting result announcements)

19.Clement Akpamgbo SAN (AG who crafted anti-democratic decrees)

20.Jonathan Zwingina (Director-General of Abiola’s own campaign organisation)

This account is according to Pa Ayo Opadokun in his new book "The NADECO story."

Some of these men - destroyers of our democracy in '93 - still breathe among us today, banking on our collective amnesia to rebrand themselves as builders of the very democracy they assassinated three decades ago.

Good Afternoon Severally...

[Millz @Millz_umar]

The Sarki Gobir was invited for a meeting by the sultanate, and in the meeting a request was placed on him to order his subjects to reversed the idea of rejecting the consumption of Fulani cow milk (Nono) and other spices produced by Fulani women. He in the meeting outrightly told the sultanate it was not his idea that his people should not consume the Fulani cow milk, rather it was the collective Idea of the people and it will be a difficult task for him to go against their will.

It's alleged that the Fulani women used to collect their urine and mixed it with the cow milk and sell to the Hausas for consumption on discovering this, the Hausas got irritated and vow never to have anything to do with the Fulani milk again. This was the crux of the matter and their king was invited by the sultan for a meeting.

When at last the meeting did not yield any result, the king was waylaid on his way home kidnapped, and several of millions demanded even when the demand was met, they still went ahead and killed him brutally plucking his two eyes. It was not actually a kidnapping, they used the kidnapping as a cover up. It was a deliberate and calculated assassination of the Sarki Gobir. The Sarki Gobir is a Hausa man, and very important figure amongst the Hausas. His throne survives the jihadists onslaught.

Till date, neither the Sultan, the Sokoto government, nor other influential traditional rulers have publicly paid condolences.

[Àrẹ̀wà AKÍNKANJÚ @queenee02]

"They seized my baby from my hands and sliced him in two with a knife.

My second child woke up and they split his head with a machete."

Islamic terrorist ground will spare no one

[ADEOLA @TheAdeolaa]

They slept inside the rain yesterday
These are someone’s children
These are someone’s mothers
These are someone’s fathers
They are someone’s families

#RescueOrire
#RescueOrire
#RescueOrire
#RescueOrire

[Sir Kay @Rise_Forge]

Once upon a TIME 🤔

[ALEX UNUSUAL @alex_unusual]

I don’t have the courage to look at that picture of him in tears one more time. He did nothing to deserve death. I’m tired of making just another post. I’m tired of crying. I’m tired!!!! I don’t even know what to type. I’m just weak and tired 😭😭😭😭

[Opeyemi Babalola @BOTAD01]

If these two are still walking freely in Nigeria, terrorism will not stop!

[Amber Ose I @masurge7]

You slept last night and woke up on your comfy bed this morning.

But some little children in Esinele Oyo state slept in a bush with mosquitoes and sandflies feasting on them all night

Those children are suffering today because some non living things are supporting Tinubu.