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[Andrew Dev @just_andydev]

Don't worry in the next 5 years you will understand what I meant but for today this is what I have to tell you.

1. The US government now controls the surveillance of our oil wells.
2. What software do you think runs the US surveillance system?

That same company just got huge stake on Terra.

Do you get the picture now?

[gst @wearegst]

AMAC is running small businesses to the ground with illegal taxes.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

“So you expect Terra not ‘succeed’ with their business because sovereignty”

Omo, Fear Nigerians bruh.

Once anything involves their interest or the interests of those in their good books, contexts will start flying around. If they don’t like you, no context for you o.

I remember when Tunde Chess went to meet Tinubu, the people who are bombarding me with contexts today did not remember context o. They didn’t think Tunde also needed to meet Tinubu to succeed with his slum hustle.

You will see some of them under this post telling me, “but, they are not the same thing,,” because they also have a way of assuming authority to decide what qualifies as an equivalence or not in their desperate search for contexts.

No mumu go follow them do any political struggle. You will be left behind, my guy. All of them, na personal interest dey drive them. On top of that, they will be insulting you and attempting to ridicule your intellectual capacity for something that will end up proving you right. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Where’s the “conspiracy” when you literally modeled the name after a CIA funded location intelligence company, TerraGo, which alongside Palantir (tied to your funding VC) is literally part of CIA’s In-Q-Tell portfolio.

Conspiracy for something that’s easily accessible, as easy as going on Wikipedia.

I no blame una. Which mumu motion. You guys were never the brain behind this company.

[KING ELOM👑🌕 @iamNeare]

Torh🤷‍♂️

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

“Palantir just invested in the company, it doesn’t mean they will control it or make decisions”

You see how foolish you people look now?

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

And it’s STILL up on their website!

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

“The problem with GOLD IN ZAMFARA is that some persons which you & I know, who were senior military officers (now retired) are the ones MINING THE GOLD, in addition to their FRIENDS IN CHINA. And now I am aware that the US wants to lay their hands on this.

In Zamfara, everyday there is a flight that goes out in the mining fields there that is not tracked, sometimes up to 7 flights go there to pick golds.

The current DG TO TINUBU is one of the richest persons today based on some of these activities.”

~Sowore

[H_R_V @SpacemanAp]

I might add, 2014-2015 pre-election. GEJ hires the most skilled & competent private counter-insurgency force in Africa,the 72 MSF is formed, BokoHaram is getting decimated. Post election, under US instructions, Buhari cancels the contract & cuts the army’s budget

[Nnamdi Obi @nnamdiobiii]

CORNFLAKES FOR JIHAD

The Article that caused me to question everything I know about this nation. All thanks to @DavidHundeyin

I read this article twice the day it was launched and couldn’t believe it.

I converted it to a podcast using Notebook LM for those who want to listen to it

But you can take your time to read it using the second link.
https://t.co/cTSHYlgIHE

https://t.co/RVK1SROtHe

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Those 2 Nigerian guys were never the brains behind this company. All the signs are there. I doubt they're even stupid enough to think they were ever the ones in charge.

CIA front through and through.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

If anyone still doubts that "Bring Back Our (allegedly 200) Girls" was a regime change stunt and anyone who took part in it was nothing more than a useful idiot, refer to the complete non-reaction to a mass abduction of 600 people.

It's not too late for your morning to arrive...

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

July 2009: Mohammed Yusuf is killed in police custody. His ragtag, poorly organised followers go on a localised rampage in the northeast. Nothing much happens and everyone moves on.

November 2009: US request to site a permanent military base in Nigeria is rejected by Umaru Yar'adua.

May 5, 2010: Yar'Adua dies under circumstances that still remain unexplained.

August 26, 2011: UN building in Abuja is bombed, killing 21 and signaling the sudden change of Boko Haram into an organised, well-funded terror organisation in Nigeria.

December 25, 2011: Bombs go off at packed churches during Christmas services in Abuja, Jos, Gadaka and Damaturu, killing dozens and becoming Nigeria's deadliest-ever terror attack. Boko Haram claims responsibility.

2013: Boko Haram goes, in the space of 1 year, from being a scattergun insurgency burning churches, to being a full-on military campaigns that kills both Christians and Muslims, and actually holds territory with their flag, openly taunting the Nigerian military with video messages.

2014: Over 200 girls are kidnapped from a school in Chibok. Borno, Yobe and Adamawa become a full-on warzone as the Nigerian army and airforce deploy fully.

2015: Regime change.

2016: Middle Belt suddenly comes under sustained, unprecedented attack from heavily armed and incredibly well-organised militia who somehow have everything from air support to anti-aircraft guns to chemical warfare capability. Nigerian military deploys there too.

2016: Charismatic cult leader Nnamdi Kanu suddenly emerges as a non-state actor with potential for violence. His 'Radio Biafra' - basically a small youtube channel - suddenly is somehow able to afford sophisticated technology and bribes for MTN engineers to install broadcast transmitters, so it can piggyback on MTN infrastructure and spread his separatist message wider.

2017: Southeast goes up in flames as hitherto peaceful pro-Biafra sentiment turns violent after Kanu is arrested. Nigerian military also deploys fully.

2021: Northwest comes under similar sustained terror activity to Middle Belt from an indeterminate source that is reduced to the euphemism "bandits." Locals report seeing terrorists with military equipment that even the Nigerian military does not have. Curiously, locations known for illegal gold and solid mineral mining generally do not come under attack by these "bandits." Nigerian military is also fully deployed in northwest, making it the 5th out of Nigeria's 6 regions to have active military deployment, after the Niger Delta, Southeast, Middle Belt and Northeast. Only the Southwest is left relatively stable.

June 5, 2022: St. Francis Catholic Church in Owo, Ondo State, Southwestern Nigeria is attacked by ISWAP terrorists. Over 40 people die, signalling the start of terror operations and insurgency in Nigeria's last remaining stable region.

2023: Southwestern politician becomes president on 31% of official vote count, having run the most ethnically divisive campaign in Nigeria's history. Election is marred by large scale ethnic violence in the Southwest, which has never happened on that scale before.

2024: Nigeria's economy (with its headquarters in the Southwest) shrinks to just over a third of what it was in 2015. Galloping inflation following wholesale application of IMF recommendations creates widespread social dislocation. The seeds of destabilisation of the Southwest are close to germinating.

2025: Where we are right now.

You either see all of these things as standalone events, or you see them as a timeline. Your choice depends on whether you only see what is happening, or you see what is actually going on.

[ASM @SAD333Q]

This narrative is flawed to begin with.
Building a N15 trillion naira road whilst your economy spirals down is not a reform.
It’s a mismanagement of scarce resources and enrichment of associates.

[gst @wearegst]

Wike is ruining and claiming he’s fixing it.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Who killed dele? Na you sabi.

We really need to rediscover our critical thinking ability in this part of the world.

It’s very very important.

Caveat: make sure you watch the entire video before arguing.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

When the revolution happens across Africa, receiving funding from a muzungu NGO or government will be treated as high treason punishable by firing squad.

For Africa to grow, a lot of Africans who live off foreign dependency simply have to die. It's either they die or they kill millions of people with their destructive, externally sponsored poison.

[gst @wearegst]

Between 2013 and 2022, over 100 tonnes were smuggled out, feeding a black market that bypasses our economy entirely.

[Onye Nkuzi @cchukudebelu]

There's no point "having communion with", or pretending to "share the same religion with" - people who believe you were fundamentally "created by God to be their slaves".

In the past, such foolishness was tolerated - maybe, due to ignorance, but today, there is absolutely no excuse for this.

[gst @wearegst]

The CBN is stealing public funds and using fake farmers to cover it up.