Maybe I’m finally broken. I have reached my own breaking point as a Nigerian. This may be it.
The dèath of the Wushishi boys is it for me.
We are being kidnapped.
No health care, no water, no light.
If we can’t agree as a nation that this is unacceptable, ahhhh.
If I ever post anything and anyone tells me to stay away from politics and stick to football thunder will fire you. Am I not a Nigerian living in Nigeria? Does the economy and politics not directly impact my life and the quality of it? Please don't be stupid, thank you.
I am so happy with the way the whole Peter Obi issue has turned out to be a blessing.
I wan buy Hero for everyone digging up evidence left, right and center. 😂
Soludo is a failure. My sons, IKEMBA & OHAMADIKE, are maternally from Anambra.
What a Day Today has Been. I have never seen this level of Political Own Goal in my Entire Life. In one day Nigerians have amassed more receipts for PO than we had even in 2023. From NTA, Naira land, MurrayBruce to several Ministries. LIVE Tweets going as far back as 2011. 😇📸
Just in!
Abia State Gov. Alex C. Otti Signs The Much Needed Educational Reforms Bill:
-School Leaving Certificate now cost #2000 only.
-No switching of schools in SS2.
-Where you did your SS2 is where you're writing WAEC/NECO.
-Nobody registers for WAEC/NECO without passing a Government-set examination: Government Centralized Exam (GCE).
-Textbooks are reusable.
No more doing homeworks inside textbooks, prompting new students to buy fresh textbooks each term. Families who have many kids can now have their children inherit textbooks from their siblings.
-No extravagant graduation ceremony for nursery and primary students.
All these directives, which are aimed at curbing extortion of parents, making quality education more affordable, apply to both public and private schools in Abia State.
~ @CCSoludo
Mr sOLODO, The Solid Olodo of Anambra state.
You will always be a small man. Small enough to not be ¼ the man Peter Obi is.
Your predecessor left a message for you btw. The message is from 2014.
I just remembered that i was on a space yesterday and one guy said that 130k is small money and it ruined my mood immediately. Nobody who works real hard for their money will call 130 thousand Nigerian naira small money. Even in the US of A, if you randomly give someone $100, they’ll thank you so much that you’ll beg them to stop.