You say Chairman wan see me
I don come, you say make I off my phone keep inside carton for verandah, say you no want make I record conversation😂
WIKE’s downfall will be televised⚠️‼️
The Spearhead Reacts To Kemi Badenoch’s Comments On The Role of Britain in The Transatlantic Slave Trade
British Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch (born Olukemi Olufunto Adegoke) has built a political career out of lending herself to be the convenient black face of right wing British r*cism, who regularly trots out the most r*cially coded and offensive messages on behalf of her patrons, knowing that as someone of recent African heritage, she cannot be punished for doing so.
The most recent installment in her one-woman political ministrel show involved offering a typically shameless and completely unsolicited opinion praising Britain for allegedly stopping the European sl*ve trade, while asserting that Britain has no need to apologise for its role or offer restitution.
Senior reporter @Big_Mck responds:
APC supporters trolling and abusing me by commenting and quoting this post just makes me more happier. You guys think your abuse can get to me? I’ve been through it all, I became blind at age 27 as a result of insecurity in Nigeria, I even forgave the armed robber that shot me in the face, I overcame depression, and now I’m inspiring millions of people every day across all my social media platforms.. I’ve built resilience. And if you think anything you say gets to me? Try harder. Anyways, the reason why I’m happy is that they are helping me spread the truth to more people who are either undecided or still have a conscience
FUNSO DOHERTY EXPOSES THE PYRAMID OF AGBEROISM AND MULTI-LAYERED TAXATION ON LAGOS ROADS; THE PYRAMID.
The Lagos State Governorship Candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), HE Funso Doherty, has drawn attention to what he describes as an entrenched system of agberoism and multiple layers of taxation operating across Lagos roads, raising serious questions about who benefits from the system and the burden it places on residents, motorists, traders, and transport operators. Here's is the pyramid.
According to Funso Doherty, the problem goes beyond the activities of individual street-level collectors. He argues that agberoism has evolved into a deeply entrenched structure, allegedly sustained by political interests and used as a channel for extracting revenue from ordinary Lagosians.
His position raises a fundamental question: why has a problem that continues to affect the daily lives and economic activities of Lagos residents remained unresolved?
Doherty argues that meaningful reform requires confronting the structures that sustain this system, rather than merely addressing its visible operators. Lagos deserves a transparent, accountable, and properly regulated transport and revenue collection system; one that protects livelihoods, eliminates arbitrary levies, and allows businesses and commuters to thrive without unnecessary financial burdens.
The people of Lagos deserve answers, accountability, and a government that puts their welfare above political interests.
The conversation about a cleaner, safer, and more accountable Lagos must begin with confronting the structures that undermine its progress.
O TI YÁ!
A New Lagos Is Possible.
The New Way Has Come.
“I have been warning Nigerians since 2022. President Tinubu is not only going to ruin the government. He is going to ruin the economy, but more importantly, he is going to ruin democracy... Tinubu is an opponent of Nigeria.”
— Prince Adewole Adebayo
At this critical point in our history, one of the greatest threats to Nigeria’s civic unity, democracy and very existence is the institution entrusted with safeguarding the will of the people called INEC.
We must recognise the danger of allowing electoral manipulation and institutional failure to deepen our divisions and ultimately destroy the nation we seek to build.
A nation cannot remain united when the will of its people is repeatedly undermined.
We would do well to recognise this threat and act decisively before the damage becomes irreversible.
A New Nigeria Is Possible
#FollowYourVote
https://t.co/LF6uibafFE
At this critical point in our history, one of the greatest threats to Nigeria’s civic unity, democracy and very existence is the institution entrusted with safeguarding the will of the people called INEC.
We must recognise the danger of allowing electoral manipulation and institutional failure to deepen our divisions and ultimately destroy the nation we seek to build.
A nation cannot remain united when the will of its people is repeatedly undermined.
We would do well to recognise this threat and act decisively before the damage becomes irreversible.
A New Nigeria Is Possible
#FollowYourVote
https://t.co/LF6uibafFE