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@tedbdsm1 @EmmanuelIz19254 @Gen_Buhar You are EVIL for encouraging suicide

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@Oredola_Iam @Big_marvis You can call him anything but not incompetent

[🧚‍♀️Evelyn🧚‍♀️ @Eva_Sommie]

I sit quietly and realize that God has been taking care of me this whole time. Maybe not in luxurious ways. Maybe not an easy life. But through protection,provision, good health, surviving hard days and always having just enough to keep going.

[Ade @ade_ero]

@damola089 The family should sue them. I would be happy to help ruin the people that signed those papers

[Aneex 🌍 @pious_minister]

Watch This: President Tinubu is better than all the governors in Nigeria combined.

[Ade @ade_ero]

@jjlfc997 @Afc_Sakzi Just shut up!

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@Boutique_ib @FabrizioRomano @PSG_inside Possibly 14 years till counting

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@ogheneminehhhhh @instablog9ja Wetin concern you?

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@Adikastakes I will follow ur papa because of this

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@AkuObinna18701 @queenbeth____ You need a mental health evaluation

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@VERILYVERILY001 @Buchi_Laba Its a 38 games a season marathon. Arsenal crossed the line at the end, why Arsenal is the champions of English football

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@Yorksblue61 @Buchi_Laba You sound very bitter

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@lildasola217 @Buchi_Laba Does not change who the English champions. Its a one off Champions league final game

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@I_am_General3 @LeshNkoana @Buchi_Laba Stop posting on here mate. The more you post, the more daft you sound

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@Joyceamara21 Patronising at its best. Leave it alone Pastor and learn

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@OgaNlaMedia Can anyone please tell me the name of this Pastor's church and venue. I intend to attend his church for thanksgiving on the first sunday in June.

[Rashwal Rashwal @RashwalRashwal]

WHY IS SOUTH EAST NOT IN TINUBU'S RAIL AND ROAD PROJECTS?

I am Igbo, and I will be brutally honest: Nigeria’s economic map does not respect sentiment — it respects structure.

Many of us are shouting:

“Why are president Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s railways and inter-regional roads linking mainly the North-West to the South-South and South-West?”

Let’s drop emotions and face economic reality.

Nigeria’s strongest economic triangle today is simple:

North-West/North is food production (grains, livestock, onions, tomatoes).

South-South is oil & gas (over 80% of Nigeria’s export earnings historically).

South-West (Lagos axis) is Nigeria's hub for markets, ports, finance and consumption hub.

This is not politics — this is economic geography.

History already showed us this formula works:

During colonial rule, rail lines like the Lagos-Kano Railway (built between 1898–1912) were designed to move groundnuts, cotton, and tin from the North to Lagos ports.

That single logistics backbone turned cities like Kano into industrial trading giants in the early 20th century.

Even today:

Kano’s Dawanau market is one of the largest grain markets in West Africa.

Lagos accounts for over 60% of Nigeria’s commercial activity.

The Niger Delta still generates the bulk of forex earnings.

Now look at modern projects:

Lagos-Ibadan Railway – boosting trade from Lagos ports inland.

Warri-Itakpe Railway – linking iron ore, inland trade, and southern ports.

Ongoing coastal and inter-state highway expansions connecting Delta, Edo, Lagos corridors.

These are not random.

They are trying to rebuild Nigeria’s economic arteries to facilitate trade.

Let me say the hard truth as an Igbo man:

The South-East is not being punished — it is being challenged.

Where is our regional economic integration plan?

Where are the rail links connecting Aba–Onitsha–Nnewi–Port Harcourt at scale?

Aba alone was once called the “Japan of Africa” for manufacturing.

Onitsha has one of the largest markets in West Africa.

Yet:

No functional high-capacity rail evacuating goods.

Poor federal highway connectivity.

Fragmented regional lobbying.

That's no one's fault.

We abandoned the politics of alliance and continued to show that we're not interested in Nigeria.

No one on the table of decision making on our behalf.

Igbo politicians in the government are weakened and can't negotiate on our behalf because they don't have our backing.

That's to our disadvantages not to them. We play politics of bitterness and emotions.

This is the consequence.

But one truth we can't deny is that Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has an economic development plan that's working.

Countries that exploded economically followed this exact pattern of ...

The American Transcontinental Railroad (1869) unified U.S. markets and economic boom.

China’s rise accelerated after massive rail/highway expansion under Deng Xiaoping’s reforms.

Infrastructure ALWAYS goes first.

Inclusion comes later — if you position yourself.

So what is the real issue?

Not “why are they connecting North-West, South-South, South West with South East?"

The real question is:

Why is the South-East not aggressively positioning itself inside that network?

Economic power is not given.

Instead we must plugg into the grid.

Let me say this again...

If agricultural belts, oil hubs, and mega markets are already being connected…

- You don’t complain.
- You organize.
- You demand inclusion with strategy, not emotion.

You don't win in Nigeria by pity or agitation .

You win by strategically connecting with others.

Nigeria is gradually transforming into an economy of logistics, production, and movement of goods.

The earlier we understand this, the faster every region — especially the South-East — will take its rightful place at the table.

South East quit Agitations...connect.

Ugoji Maximillian Teacher of systems. Translator of power. Builder of Elite mindset. Speaker, Author and Entrepreneur.

[Ade @ade_ero]

@TrollTouchline Wait till Sunday. Will be hapoy Arsenal makes you humble with the arrogance in your interview

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@Geazy_Nation22 @ehma_nuel @Big_marvis Ignorance!!

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