You can't be experiencing renewed sege and ignore free vegetable oil on the street.
Nobody drives into a filling station in Yorubaland and gets cheaper fuel by singing “On Your Mandate” or shouting “Emi Lo Kan.” The pump will charge you the same price, whether you are a devoted supporter, a fierce critic, or a politically indifferent citizen.
When hunger strikes, it does not ask who you voted for. When the bills arrive, they do not accept political slogans as payment. And when the rain falls, it does not spare anyone because of party affiliation.
A mandate is not a meal. A slogan is not a salary. And blind loyalty will not put food on your table.
The rain is falling on us all. The real question is: why should anyone be expected to celebrate the umbrella while still getting drenched?
VIDEO: Nigerian Tailor Completes 120-Hour Sewing Marathon in Guinness World Record Bid
Kano-based tailor Abdulkadir Hassan has completed a 120-hour non-stop sewing marathon in an attempt to set a new Guinness World Record for the longest sewing marathon.
During the five-day challenge, Hassan sewed school uniforms for underprivileged children, using his craft to support education and give back to the community.
Credit: IG | seyivodi
The military junta of Niger 🇳🇪 Republic droped another allegations inviting that Nuhu Ribadu the current National Security Adviser of Nigeria.
Alot were said in Hausa language by the Military hea of state.
He said "they caught some terrorist and interrogate them which result to some confessing about the France government involvement in trying to create another region for the Lakurawa sec around Sokoto State"
@UnitedRo4d@UtdForever7@ManUtd@premierleague Nope that's on the manager especially when the manager is lost clueless, the essence of having a manager is to provide solution to a problem not to push blames.
Brand New Campaign Vehicles (4.24 minutes video).
Brand new vehicles for political campaigns, while Nigerian hospitals struggle without ambulances, schools lack basic facilities, and ordinary families struggle to survive.
And this isn’t about Tinubu or one political party. It cuts across parties and regions.
If the money can be found for political campaigns, why can’t some of it go toward hospitals, schools and communities that desperately need help?
This is bigger than vehicles. It’s about priorities.