O S U M A R E
Ara meeriri
Alakanle nise ami ti mon fihan
Okunrin kan bii meedogun
Ojo a ro tan
Ara a dabira
Afefe a si teri oko ba
Osumare lami ton gbeyin atura.
Every time I hear this man talk about Lagos and his vision for the state, I just wonder where he has been all these years, and I even moreso wonder why the state is run by criminals, clowns and incompetent crooks of a corrupt cartel.
You need to see this:
They used the FAKE COASTAL ROAD as a pretext to destroy Landmark, a major business that gave people jobs.
Then used Batidiots to gaslight Nigerians that Paul Onwunibe is just an Igbo man playing victim.
David Umahi will pay for his crimes, no matter how long it takes.
A former yahoo boy in my compound got a job at a real estate company.
In his first week, he closed a deal worth ₦50 million. Everyone was shocked. The owner of the company gave him 5% of the deal and rented a good apartment for him.
In about three months, he had closed more deals than his senior colleagues. He won a Toyota Corolla and a refrigerator.
Some of his senior colleagues became jealous of him.
The HR manager went to the owner and told him that the young man was a former yahoo boy and might run away with the company's money one day.
The owner sacked the HR manager immediately.
The next day, the owner came to the office, hype the young man, and gave him another ₦5 million.
“President Bola Ahmed Tinubu should come out by himself and not through proxies and explain why he should be re-elected”. - H.E Peter Obi on TheEmirSirdamShow
Nigeria in 2015.
And Nigeria in 2026.
UK in 1990.
And UK in 2026.
Just in a decade, the APC has absolutely ruined the lives of hundreds of millions of Nigerians.
Pls whatever you are doing,
I beg you kindly take a few minutes to watch this and share 😭
This is crazy—that's why you should mind the company and friends you keep. She initiated truth or dare knowing your boyfriend was looking for a way to break up with you, tricking you into giving him tangible reasons.
She then sees opportunity to coming fully as his girlfriend.
"The COASTAL road has now become LAND road because they don’t have budget to fund it. what of the N15trillion earmarked for that road?”
We didn't fight for this rickety democracy..That somebody will look at your face and say, oh, you should not vote.
~ Human rights lawyer - Femi Falana charges Nigerians to defend their votes.
I saw a video of a widow explaining her frustrations in retrieving a meager N395k from her late husband's account.
Her husband died over a year ago.
My fellow Nigerian men, we need to talk.
If anything happens to you today, can your wife confidently say:
“I know the banks my husband uses.
I know where his important documents are.
I know about his investments, pension and insurance.
I know who to contact.”
If not, please read this below:
A woman losing her husband is already dealing with enough pain.
She shouldn't also have to start asking friends, relatives and colleagues whether they know where her husband kept his money.
“Which bank was he using?”
“Did he have another account?”
“He mentioned an investment somewhere, but where?”
“Where are the land documents?”
“Did he have insurance?”
These are questions that can become overwhelming when someone is already grieving.
Brothers, financial secrecy is not a legacy.
Sit down with your wife and explain the important parts of your financial life.
Let her know your banks, investments, pension arrangements, insurance policies, properties, major debts and where important documents can be found.
Prepare a will and keep relevant beneficiary information updated.
And please, this doesn't mean dropping your ATM PIN and every password in a WhatsApp message.
Keep sensitive information secure.
The goal is for your wife to know what exists, where the records are and how to begin the appropriate process if you're no longer around.
You worked hard for what you have.
Don't let poor preparation make it unnecessarily difficult for your wife and children to deal with what you leave behind.
Talk about money.
Organise your documents.
Plan your estate.
Protect your family.
I have written this thread on the assumption that a man will die before his wife.
Which for me, should be a good prayer for a man who married a good wife, like myself.
Being a responsible husband isn't only about providing for your family while you're here.
It's also about making sure they are not left confused and helpless when you're gone.
End.
Dear married women in Nigeria,
Before you plan to divorce your husband, please make sure that you get a good job that will be taking care of yourself and the children.
Our law Court does not automatically grant you equal share to properties.
It's what the man says that he can afford to pay for the children that the court will consider.
As for properties, if your name is not on the documents of those properties, you'll need to prove to the court how you jointly own them.
Properties acquired before and during marriage do not automatically belong to you and your husband.
There are no fixed percentages or formulas.
The judge can use discretion if the kids are still minors, but it doesn't guarantee that you own anything.
There are other factors that you'd have to prove to the judge as well.
So, before you decide to get married and thinking that divorce will help you "cash out" like in some western countries, think am well ooo.
End.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Alex Oti has paid Abia pensioners the gratuity TA Orji and Okezie Ikpeazu could not pay.
My mother just called me that she saw alert of two million Plus. Joy wan wound her.
And she sent me 50k to ball small 😂. Alex Oti till 20 eternity.
Peter Obi visits the Nigerian Air Force headquarters in Abuja to sign the condolence register for personnel who di€d in a recent military aircraft crash.
My Visit to the Nigerian Air Force Facility
Further to my message yesterday, I visited the Nigerian Air Force facility in Abuja today to formally sign the condolence register following the unfortunate aircraft crash.
The visit gave me another opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices made daily by the men and women of our Armed Forces and other security agencies in the line of duty. These courageous Nigerians put their lives on the line to defend our nation and protect our people. We must never take their service and sacrifice for granted.
I extend my deepest condolences to the Nigerian Air Force and to the families, colleagues, and loved ones of those who lost their lives.
May God grant eternal rest to the departed and give their families the strength and fortitude to bear this painful loss.
May God continue to protect all those who serve our country. -PO