SIR, ADAM's BEST

Riggers work at height technician, BTS integration and management services... Commission and decommissioned of Rf and microwave antennas, Optimization (TSS)

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@Kene_Nnewi Oga, talk another thing

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Highly valid

[Musa Ned @musaned2001]

At this age, have you not realised that some elderly people develop dementia and other medical conditions that can affect their behaviour, memory, judgment, and ability to understand their actions? Why are you so quick to interpret everything through the lens of superstition instead of first considering whether this woman needs medical or psychiatric attention?

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@itzchristunique DJ YK

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@OurFavOnlineDoc DJ YK

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

It was all behind the scenes.

In summary, she can decide to pench another man while in the marriage no issue same thing apply to the man no problem agrees on equal sex! al fantasy. I personally understand her point though

[O'Melly @Challplanet24]

@OurFavOnlineDoc Just when you think you this one is different, she disproves your belief.

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Facts right here

[Colin @SolPlayeer]

This apparently why most politicians hate Mr Obi.

He is coming to take away food from their mouth, and open Nigerians eyes to good governance. And once Nigerians taste it, they can never accept less.

Just take a look at Anambra, since he left office, none of the successors was able to fit his shoes. Not even the Professor of economics.

If I was politicians, I would hate him too. How dare him expose their secret and block their source of livelihood.

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@felixherbt A person with a single cast

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

"Our public hospitals are using Keke as ambulance and they are buying busses for election

[@JohnTex @johntexby]

@AnthonyOnyeGuy Black people dumb as fuck, how do you spend all these money for campaign instead of bettering the lives of your people?? Our public hospitals are using Keke as ambulance and they are buying buses for campaigns what do they want to campaign about?

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Where is the brain without the body. This country E get as e be

[publikphigor @publikphigor]

@nurudeenoyekan2 They said we need his brain not his body

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Your Honestly Speaking, I hate is just too much

[Grandkingz007 @grandkingz007]

Peter Obi definitely won the 2023 presidential elections and by a very wide margin. No way someone who came a distant 3rd can have the supposed winners this spooked and jittery about everything he does.

This is as small, petty and cowardly as it gets. What a damn shame we have such disgraceful people in office. Imagine the visibility, exposure and viewership it will bring to the Nigerian League if senators, governors, ministers and top government officials etc actually went to watch these games.

Support the players and league who are mostly young Nigerians. These shameless bastards we have in power can never think along those lines. Shows they are only in office for their narrow selfish interests. Just look at the nonsense pettiness grown men who should be carrying the weight of governing Nigeria are engaged in.

I pour them spit. Tufiakwa

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@chisomholic The thin get as e be

[Ebun @kenkenlewu]

Men don’t have to beg a woman for sex. She gives you freely when:

1. She genuinely likes you.

2. She is ovulating and wants you down there.

3. The chemistry between you is mutual.

4. She feels emotionally safe with you.

5. She’s strongly attracted to you.

6. She feels desired, not pressured.

7. She enjoys your company and the connection between you.

8. She trusts you and feels comfortable around you.

[OjiUgo™️🍫👁️‍🗨️ @OjiUgo_nwa]

Umahi wants Tinubu’s face plastered all over the First Niger Bridge as “appreciation” for repairs paid for with public money, not Tinubu’s personal cash. Then he turned around and told Ndigbo who to vote in 2027.

Soludo is doing the same campaign in Anambra.

Meanwhile, a $7bn deep seaport and special economic zone is being packaged in Ogun. That is industrial power that will provide ports, jobs, trade, and logistics. A repaired bridge is maintenance while deep seaport is an economy.

Do not confuse a man doing his job with a gift. Do not confuse posters on a federal asset with development. If your politics starts and ends at “thank you for using our tax,” you are unambitious and bargaining too cheap.

Votes are not souvenirs. Demand ports, rail, power, security, and industrial policy not billboards.

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

@OjiUgo_nwa Your as A4

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

No problem.

[LEVERAGE 🦴 @LEVERAGERS]

@RealQueenBee__ He is using the technique of foot measurement off tape to determine the meters on ground.

This is used by Surveyors in some unique cases

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Oooo?

[LEVERAGE 🦴 @LEVERAGERS]

@RealQueenBee__ He is using the technique of foot measurement off tape to determine the meters on ground.

This is used by Surveyors in some unique cases

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

Public officials hiding already, please off your mic

[Godswill Essien @Goddy_Essien]

Peter Obi bought his first London property in 1987, reportedly at 26. He bought another in 1996.

Good. Ask him where the money came from. Demand the documents. Follow the paper trail.

But here is the part that suddenly gives some people amnesia:

What about yours?

To every former and serving governor, minister, senator, member of the House of Representatives, permanent secretary, director-general, political appointee and senior public servant parading mansions in London, Dubai, Abuja, Lagos and elsewhere:

When did you buy yours?
How much did it cost?
What was your source of funds?
What business generated the money?
Was it bought before or after you entered public office?
Was it declared?
Can you produce the paper trail?

Because if a 26-year-old businessman's London property acquired decades ago is worthy of endless suspicion, then the wealth accumulated by people who spent their careers living on public salaries and occupying positions of public trust should not be placed beyond scrutiny.

You cannot turn “Where did he get the money?” into a political weapon while treating “Where did you get yours?” as an act of treason.

And please, spare Nigerians the sanctimonious lectures about fraud from people who become suddenly allergic to transparency when the searchlight turns toward their own properties.

Before you point your finger at another man's cupboard, open yours.

Let Nigerians see the title documents.
Let them see the acquisition dates.
Let them see the funding trail.
Let them see the declarations.

If everything is clean, why the fear of the light?

Accountability is not selective. Transparency is not partisan. And the law does not become optional because the person being questioned is politically useful to you.

So, gentlemen and ladies of public office, before you call anyone a fraud:

Tell Nigerians what you own, when you acquired it, how you paid for it—and where the money came from.

The same standard you demand of others should survive when the searchlight reaches your own doorstep.

[Godswill Essien @Goddy_Essien]

Peter Obi bought his first London property in 1987, reportedly at 26. He bought another in 1996.

Good. Ask him where the money came from. Demand the documents. Follow the paper trail.

But here is the part that suddenly gives some people amnesia:

What about yours?

To every former and serving governor, minister, senator, member of the House of Representatives, permanent secretary, director-general, political appointee and senior public servant parading mansions in London, Dubai, Abuja, Lagos and elsewhere:

When did you buy yours?
How much did it cost?
What was your source of funds?
What business generated the money?
Was it bought before or after you entered public office?
Was it declared?
Can you produce the paper trail?

Because if a 26-year-old businessman's London property acquired decades ago is worthy of endless suspicion, then the wealth accumulated by people who spent their careers living on public salaries and occupying positions of public trust should not be placed beyond scrutiny.

You cannot turn “Where did he get the money?” into a political weapon while treating “Where did you get yours?” as an act of treason.

And please, spare Nigerians the sanctimonious lectures about fraud from people who become suddenly allergic to transparency when the searchlight turns toward their own properties.

Before you point your finger at another man's cupboard, open yours.

Let Nigerians see the title documents.
Let them see the acquisition dates.
Let them see the funding trail.
Let them see the declarations.

If everything is clean, why the fear of the light?

Accountability is not selective. Transparency is not partisan. And the law does not become optional because the person being questioned is politically useful to you.

So, gentlemen and ladies of public office, before you call anyone a fraud:

Tell Nigerians what you own, when you acquired it, how you paid for it—and where the money came from.

The same standard you demand of others should survive when the searchlight reaches your own doorstep.

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

My brother, I can see that your even short of words. Man enter filling
station for UK buy fuel quickly convert it to naira come back home and this was Only what he compared. A sitting Governor in Nigeria

[Chinedu Samuel @chimextech656]

@ChuksEricE This man's dullness irritates me how can someone reason this way ? Is not fair now what kind of dull brain is this ? Edo Una own don be oh , God forbid bad thing.

[SIR, ADAM's BEST @SadamBesto]

In a rush to compare pump price of fuel ONLY.

[Richard U. | Web Developer @iamrichygold]

A British worker on the National Living Wage earns £12.71 an hour. A full-time month is roughly £2,000+. Converted, that is millions of naira a month.
Nigeria’s national minimum wage is still ₦70,000.

UK minimum-wage earner can buy 1,000+ litres a month
Nigerian minimum-wage earner can buy about 50 litres

That is the backward mind of the so-called leaders.
He flew to London, stood at a pump, did a currency conversion, and came home to say rubbish.

A sensible official would ask how many hours a worker here needs to fill a tank, what that litre does to food prices.

Its so sad that we got the oldest small thinking people in Nigerian politics.
I don't blame him, its the people clapping i blame.
THEY HAVE ALL LEFT THEIR BRAINS INSIDE POLYBAG