“Your president is a crook and a forger; I have no regard for him.”
— American media personal tackles a Yoruba man who came to promote Tinubu on his show💔🤯
worst International disgrace!
“The fastest way to ruin a child’s life is to say you don’t want them to suffer the way you did. When you’re gone, they may start fighting over your property. I told my son, ‘My house isn’t yours,go and work for your own.’”
— Patience Ozokwor (Mama G)
We now have 42,342 students registered for the 2027 South East Maths Olympiad. Serious preparations for the mock and elimination exams are currently underway.
Registrations so far:
Imo – 10,704
Enugu – 10,184
Abia – 9,588
Ebonyi – 8,249
Anambra – 3,617
In line with the “Renewed Hope Agenda,” Uber has made a difficult decision to leave Nigeria. What APC cannot create, they destroy. This is the end of an era. After 12 years, Uber is closing its doors. Congratulations to the Progressives.
“Bola Tinubu is a known drug lord.”
The so-called president doesn’t have a single spokesman with a “tokunbo” integrity, whom Nigerians can believe? Reno is the cheerleader. All his spokesmen are washed-up disgraced arrogant pricks; persons of particular concern.
MY VISIT TO THE CANADIAN HIGH COMMISSION
Yesterday, at the invitation of the Canadian High Commission in Nigeria, I had the privilege of meeting with the Head of the commission and his team.
Our discussions focused on Nigeria’s forthcoming elections and Canada’s continued support for strengthening our democratic processes. We also exchanged views on trade and investment, economic development, education, and the need for affirmative measures to increase women’s participation and representation in politics.
I reiterated my conviction that a well-governed, peaceful, stable, and prosperous Nigeria is firmly in Canada’s strategic interest. A Nigeria that works for its people will not only unlock the enormous potential of our nation but also create greater opportunities for deeper partnership between Nigeria, Canada, and the wider African continent.
We also discussed the urgent need to strengthen our democratic institutions, deepen citizen participation, and build a political system where every Nigerian, regardless of gender, background, or circumstance, has a meaningful opportunity to contribute to governance.
I look forward to continued engagement with Canada’s diplomatic and business community as we collectively pursue partnerships that can contribute to a more prosperous, secure, and inclusive Nigeria.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Ifeanyi Onukwubiri of TMT Travels and Tours’ sc@m victims:
“I have never influenced anyone about him or his travel agency before. The pictures and video circulating online were from when Apama took me to see him in 2024.”
— Mc Mbakara speaks out after being dragged on social media since yesterday, with accusations that he promoted the alleged visa sc@m company.
“If Tinubu is doing so well, what are you doing here in the UK, looking for papers for yourself and your family?” — Isaac Fayose criticises Nigerians supporting Tinubu from abroad
“Nigerians, please come to our rescue. This issue has caused a lot of damage to me and my husband. This September makes it two years since we bought land worth ₦10.9 million from PWAN Estate, but till now, they have not allocated any land to us.”
— Lady publicly cr!es out for help, accusing PWAN Real Estate of failing to allocate the land they purchased two years ago.
🎥: ewaladehairline // TT
Imo State: “I Slept At Home, While My Dad Slept In The Mortuary. Death Took My Hero Away From Me. He Was The Only Person Who Would Call To Check On Me, Encourage Me, And Tell Me To Keep Working Hard Because Everything Would Be Alright.” ~ Man Cries Out Bitterly Over The Death Of His Father😔💔.
I am so proud of Gen Z Nigerians.
I can’t stop marveling at what I’ve seen.
You should continue to use your Twitter, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, & WhatsApp to spread messages like these.
Let the AWAKENING continue! 💪
My organization, Educare, will be committing $100,000 within the next 18 months toward academic research exclusively in Nigeria. We will identify and partner with some universities to deliver the outcomes.
We have identified numerous challenges in the Nigerian education sector. However, our first investment will focus on the development and psychometric standardization of school exams, with critical thinking as a core component.
This initiative will span primary, secondary, and tertiary education, significantly improving the quality of learning outcomes in the country.
It is time to start creating a true Nigerian education system that will move our society forward.
A lot of people know about the problems in Nigeria; it is time we start committing to solving them with meaningful research investments.
Nigerian lady publicly cries out for help, accusing Union Bank of deducting $790 from her account on August 12, 2026.
According to her, she claims she never linked or attached her account to any online platform that could have authorized the transaction.
🎥: ebonygold00 // TT
I know there is criminal everywhere, but APC seems to be a breeding ground for it..
How can a political party be breeding criminals?
Do we know the damage this demonic party is doing to this country? 😥😥😡😡
ATIKU SAYS TINUBU IS 90: WHAT THE 1999 CAMERA AND 2001 NEWSPAPERS REVEAL
Atiku Abubakar claims President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is 90 and promises to present his evidence in court. But dated footage from 1999, newspaper publications celebrating Tinubu’s 49th birthday in March 2001 and his officially recorded 1952 birth year present a different timeline.
If Tinubu were 90 today, he would have been approximately 65 not 49 in 2001. Meanwhile, the publicly available calendar places the 79-year-old Atiku closer to 90 than the 74-year-old Tinubu.
This podcast opens the archives, tests Atiku’s allegation against the arithmetic and ultimately moves beyond age to examine Tinubu’s record in office.
An allegation may create a headline but only credible records can establish age.
“My son came home to tell me that his German classmate called him a slave. I told him that when he say that again tell him that it was his wicked grandfathers that sold our fathers. Immediately my son was able to confront this boy, he stopped. The boy now went to his parents and his parents called the teacher.”
— Nigerian woman living in Germany narrates how she handled racism in Germany.