I actually want power from national grid. I don’t want solar or inverter. I want my country to work. Shitty ass place that makes your co sufferers talk down at you for not being able to figure out or hustle solutions for government incompetence. Foolish place I hate it hereeeeeee
Inequality is terrible for everybody… rows and rows of G-Wagons should not impress you when the majority in the country (including even the same rich you’re salivating over) don’t have basic public services.
Allegedly:
- His birth certificate is unknown
- He forged his university certificate
- He forfeited $460,000 to the US government from narcotics trafficking and money laundering.
– He stole the 2023 elections in collusion with INEC Chairman, Mahmood Yakubu.
Now? He forged the new tax law. An impeachable offense, and a potential act of treason.
A skunk will forever remain a skunk.
Nigeria just took a $1.2 billion loan. Guess where it’s going?
Straight to pay “family business.”
Who pays it back? You.
How? Your taxes.
When they sell it as “Tax reform by fire, by force,” remember: it’s not for your benefit.
Section 61 lets authorities reach into bank accounts and seize property without judicial oversight. That is too powerful to leave unchallenged.
Download the toolkit.
Post your call.
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#RejectTaxScam
While Nigerians struggle to survive, the Tinubu presidency is advancing a forged tax law that lets authorities seize money and property without a court order. Too powerful to ignore.
Act now: https://t.co/y1DtXG5riU
#RejectTaxScam
Your husband was a Governor and President of Senate! What did he do to change this menace even in his state?
Nigerian politicians and elites really take us for a fool!
Loveth, 19, survived six years of sexual abuse by her 51-year-old cousin, Emmanuel Nwangwu.
She escaped, reported him to the police, and asked for protection but they let him go asking him to embark on “spiritual cleansing”.
Days later, he tracked her down and killed her.
I have just been cusssing and shaking me head since I read this press release. This is a clear reflection of how governance has been reduced to political compensation in Nigeria.
Just take a Look closely at the list again..SMH
A country like Nigeria, which requires significant work on its image and international perception, should have the best of us representing us abroad.
Not former governors who left no legacy, nor Politicians rejected by their people.
Imagine a former INEC Chairman whose name is tied to one of the most controversial elections in our history is being rewarded. These Tinubu handlers don’t realize the message this is sending?
Meanwhile, career diplomats who have spent decades studying international relations are pushed aside so that embassies can become retirement homes for politicians and dumping grounds for those the system wants to keep far away from local politics.
A serious government would have used this moment to rebuild our foreign service, inject credibility, promote competent officers and shape a real foreign policy direction for 2026 and beyond.
Instead, we got another round of political IOUs disguised as national appointments.
Another round of recycling the same old actors.
Another reminder that our institutions are shrinking while patronage expands.
Nigeria deserves better than this endless compensation politics
Diplomatic missions should advance national interest, not political settlement.
We cannot keep calling the same people to fix the problems they helped create
Until we break this cycle of rewarding friends and sidelining merit, our global image will remain confused, our diplomacy will remain weak, and our governance will remain stuck in the same revolving door of recycled leadership.
Nigeria deserves competenc, not cartel continuity.