Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri

I’m the person that believes the world is in white, black and 50 shades of grey.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

To save Nigeria, our generation must take the cultural transition to raise a rebellious and defiant generation that will not cower in the face of injustice and oppression.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@ZaanTalksFooty You don’t pay 115m for a player so they “could” play a position.

[Dad @MuyiwaSaka]

Yes, you can draw a connection between crime waves in Southern Nigeria & the homeless children in Lagos & other southern cities.

The sociopathy caused by life on the streets leads a sizable portion of the homeless and mendicant into crime.

We just don't deny it in the south.

[Amber Ose I @masurge7]

So from Jan 2025 to September 2025 This administration borrowed N11.89trn for CAPEX.

Only N3.10trn was deployed for CAPEX while the remaining N8.79trn hasn't been accounted for till now.

Tomorrow some móron will be telling us to Relax that his kleptomaniacs are fixing Nigeria

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

This guy is insane.

[Channels Television @channelstv]

Be careful about people trying to kidnap for ransom, they are kidnapping in order to cause a distraction, they are kidnapping in order to give the impression that Nigeria is not safe.

— Godswill Akpabio, Senate president.

[Ayobami @dondekojo]

Hello. @bosuntijani, a structured, competitive market serving 40 million Nigerians is being dismantled and handed over to new players, while two Federal High Courts have ordered the regulator to stop.

This is the digital economy your Ministry oversees.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@ChuksEricE Your word cannot be law. This is a democracy ffs!? You people will see lawsuits and it will hit like crack.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@markessien @EuginhoCortez fishing boats, fishing hubs, fishing policies, fishing regulations.

[Mark Essien @markessien]

How come it is cheaper to catch fish in China, freeze it in China, transport it frozen down to Lagos, Nigeria, clear it frozen, truck it frozen to Onitsha, truck it frozen to Ikot Ekpene ---

than to catch it it Oron and sell it in Ikot Ekpene?

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

How can you not love cats?

[Cats with Aura 😺 @catwithaura]

When a Cat Guards His Pride Like Treasure 😹🐾

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@OneMotolani It is a shame that he just stopped developing after 19/20 season.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

Well, neither are engines now duel winners.

[ANFIELD4EVER @RIAnfield4EVER]

Yeah get rid of both Mac and Gravenberch. #LFC

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

I’m behind this deal like crazy.

[- @iThisMeansMore]

Maxence Lacroix to Liverpool has serious Van Dijk-to-Liverpool vibes.

Both 26, Premier League proven, already a trophy winner, and clearly ready for the next step. Everyone knew Van Dijk was elite but almost nobody saw him becoming the best CB in the world.

Lacroix is the same.

[JAZZ🚀 @jegedekayode__]

I hate the negative PR against Nigeria and it’s really disturbing. At this point , we really need to start fighting back. This scam didn’t start or originate from Nigeria.

In 2014/2015, Uber entered the Chinese market and got locked in an incredibly aggressive, multi-billion-dollar turf war with the local ride-hailing giant, Didi Chuxing.

To win over drivers, Uber was burning through massive amounts of cash, often paying drivers 2X -3X the actual fare of a ride in performance bonuses.

This extreme distortion of market value created a massive loophole, and Chinese drivers were the first to systematically exploit it using the exact methods later seen globally.

Because Uber used the exact same playbook to enter almost every new country, they had the same issue.

Nigeria simply became a prominent case study because obviously we can’t shut up out mouth.

@Trevornoah get your story right!

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@zen5eii Kayode, Diomande, Sangare, Lacroix, striker

[Ewgi @Ssaasquatch]

Look at that nice save at the end when he realized what he said could lead to some
backlash. Insult dressed as admiration and you guys are lapping it up like the idiots that you are.

[m. u @secmxx]

The lakurawa terrorist travailing through Niger from kebbi are around the village of tungan Bala close to the kainji lake, they have purchased 2 gallons of groundnut oil, 2 goats and paid a okada man to buy them water, the terrorist picked up their women around ibbi forest axis and will definitely cross the kainji lake from this narrow path to enter the kainji forest..

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@Chydee @Ogagus See. It is not poverty. It’s culture.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

If youth can accept giveaways from bandits, then what is rice from Politicians?

To be clear, it's not poverty; I doubt folks in Togo or Chad will ask folks that rape and kill for giveaways. How low are your morals that you are willing to accept cash from killers?

The youth in 234 have been traumatized and need serious therapy (and jobs). We see glimpses of it here on X where people are paid to say anything for a pittance.

There is no low bar; there is no self-respect, nothing. Just hunger.

Same nation is talking esoteric things like AI and foreign reserves while the youth, its future, are pushed to ask bandits for cash?

Na wah ooh

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

I’m so glad that they didn’t listen to the likes of Carragher. He is the complete opposite of the Liverpool way.

[Apotheosis of Anhedonia @keswickbro]

Still blows my mind that FSG hired a coach (Slot) who had no interest whatsoever in the academy.

[Afọbajẹ Strawbẹri @Fin_Disu]

@JapaCode @kingzyAlaemezie You think this has anything to do with pay?