As a man I will never advise you to abstain from ejaculation....
Makachi Ndi celibacy...
Whenever your body craves for ivedi as a man make sure you get yourself ezigbo ivedi and gbachasia your plug...
Ekwusigom Nkem.
@AirtelNigeria I had read the reviews here earlier ,nothing would have made me to buy and install your NETWORK (ODU) in my house. You guys are nothing but scam and exploiters . I'm gathering my facts and figures to take you to court soon
Why Is Nigeria Still Celebrating Two Functional Seaports in 2026? - Ngwu
Nigeria, a country of 230 million people, has only maybe two or three functional seaports. And in 2026, we are still celebrating that the UK is helping us to come and modernise our two seaports, Tinkan and Apapa, in Lagos. While the UK, with about 70 million people, has over 120 ports, 10 of them account for 70% of the trades in the UK.
Dr. Franklin Ngwu, Director, Lagos Business School Sustainability Centre
We have made a lot of daft people popular in Nigeria and they became the standard of how the world view us Nigerians.
That has to change.
We have the most brilliant and sane set of individuals in Nigeria and that is who we must showcase to the world.
Igbo people were the earliest in this region to discover iron smelting, which led to our domestication of yam and agriculture and the rise of Nri kingdom. However, in typical Igbo fashion, we did not dominate others. Instead we traded with them, enforcing a ban on violent weapons and influencing through priestly authority, diplomacy and a social contract that every town, kingdom and region was happy to accept.
Dr Bunmi Oyinsan a Yoruba scholar narrates her findings about Igbo culture and our preference for peace, trade and civilization.
Did you know about this?
Never will you see Igbo person calling president Yar'Adua names. Igbos regards him as a true leader. Even Nnamdi kanu couldn't find a fault in Yar'Adua, MNK called him a peaceful gentleman. When Igbos insult Buhari and Tinubu, is not about their tribe it is about their evil deeds
I’ve just returned from Nigeria’s killing fields.
Pastors burned alive. Entire villages erased.
Yet the world is barely paying attention.
My dispatch in today’s @DailyMail.
https://t.co/v1PNKFehDN
Atiku is the worst and the most dangerous man to vote for president because he will do anything to please the islamic Extremist and terrorists.
He knows that the constitution dictates that elections should be held in February, but he still went online to ask INEC to change dates because of Ramadan.
Why? To please the northern Extremist and terrorist sympathizers who started the nonsense.
That is the same thing he did with Deborahs murder.
If Attiku becomes president, All of us are dead.
The Nigerian government and their media puppets are in full panic mode—scrambling to stop international scrutiny, terrified of real intervention.
But they’re not offering solutions.
Just lies. Deflection. Empty outrage.
Why? Because the truth is this:
The Nigerian government is not merely failing to stop terrorism. It is built to accommodate it.
They empower those who believe it is righteous to kill for faith, tribe, or ideology.
They don’t fight extremists—they welcome them, protect them, bow to them.
This isn’t cowardice.
It’s not just complicity.
It is one with evil.
Where the world sees terrorists, Nigeria’s ruling class sees: Constituents. Voting blocs. Coalition partners. Bosses. Money.
Until we dismantle the belief that some lives are disposable, the blood will not stop. And this may require dismantling the government built by those who embrace it.
No society that permits this ideology to flourish will last.
And no system that protects it deserves to.
#EarthShaker