@alaooluseyi@CaviarPurple This is the Nigeria problem.
You don’t have oil, N. Deltans have oil.
State are meant to control their resources to make this country work.
If states are to control their resources what will your state bring to the national table?
Igbos are indigenes of Enugu State, and Enugu is part of the South-East. The region has an issue with the current regime, but then allows the APC to win all the seventeen (17) Local Government Councils Elections. The elections were between Igbos vs Igbos, and still they couldn't vote out the failed party. With this, the APC will likely rack up some votes in that state come 2027. Tomorrow, other regions will be blamed for the political situation in this country.
Oga rest abeg.. always waffling. Uyo have hosted the Eagles for 12 years and I don’t think that Teslim stadium have hosted more than 2 NT matches, it is not home to anything and it has no history
This is a testament that our hard work at establishing our true identity is yielding.
This gaint billboard is located at the Marian Babangida Junction in Asaba, near the Delta State House of Assembly. The billboard is about the Delta State Ethnic Peace and Unity Competition.
@seyewest@ose_anenih There’s no serious country anywhere where the 001 & 002 are out of the country at the same time. Heck, they’re not even allowed to travel in the same vehicle. Even in elite families, parents don’t fly together. It’s a rule of succession. I know I’m wasting my time educating you.
In May 2001, President Obasanjo was scheduled to make a 3-day working trip to Japan.
He drove to the airport, where it is reported that he waited for roughly three hours.
Why? His Vice-President Atiku was airborne and unable to land because of bad weather. Obasanjo waited until his VP touched down, before he boarded his own flight to Japan.
This was in keeping with Nigerian state protocol and national security convention, that the President and Vice President should never be out of the country at the same time.
Seems like a different era, doesn’t it?
* Just because she is homeless doesn't mean she want her face everywhere without consent. You don't know people's story.
* What if she's running from some kind of people?
* Also, you started with making videos of her children, which they asked you to stop, and she had to come as their protector.
* Then she asked you who you are, you couldn't give her a clear answer.
@Uncle_homepage The child even tells him not to record her, and he’s making statements like ‘you go fit don dey mad normally’, ‘na me you still dey talk to like this’. Still goes ahead to upload this so that people can dunk on her 😑
He probably doesn’t think poor people should have dignity
You're in the wrong.
You came out of nowhere, did fuck all to introduce yourself, and instead you shoved a camera in her face and started asking personal questions, even after she gives you chances to do the needful. Instead of descalating the situation, you start mouthing off
Bro, your approach to her was completely wrong. You can’t approach someone without properly introducing yourself and then expect them to immediately feel comfortable or act like they should worship you. She’s simply confident in herself, and Nigerians often mistake self confidence for arrogance.
You asked her if she was scared, when you were already making her uncomfortable. She even called you “uncle” throughout the initial conversation.
She asked you a very valid question: “Please, who are you? Can you explain yourself?” You said, “My name is Adebayo,” and she asked where you were from. You said you were from Lagos. Why not simply say you were from Instagram and that somebody wanted to help her? Period. There was no need to make the whole interaction so complicated or act like a God.
She then asked which channel, and you told her to calm down, when she had clearly told you she was busy cooking.
She wasn’t being disrespectful at all. She literally said, “Describe where you are coming from, if not, I cannot talk to you more than this.” Bro, she kept saying, “Let me know you.” I genuinely don’t understand why you posted this video here.
The video has so many cuts and joins that it feels like parts of the conversation were removed to create a particular narrative about her. If you genuinely wanted to help her, everything she asked was valid. You should have simply explained yourself and told her someone wanted to help her rather than acting like a God.
And honestly, this is something we see too often with content creators, taking advantage of homeless or vulnerable people just for views and engagement.
“Person wey go help you no go stress you.”
Bro, you’re a content creator. Go get a job. If you don’t help her, somebody else will someday. This video was completely unnecessary because you’re not God.
African Elites are the reason Africa is shit.
No matter their degrees,achievements, business accomplishment, education etc they all are very selfish and short sighted.
They only care about what benefits them at the expense of the general society. That is why they never say the truth and they will always conform.
They use professors to rig elections in Nigeria 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Black people are cooked.
It’s funny how bini people are afraid of economic collapse if this happens. We know who is forcing the road to pass through their land. They did it before during the mid-west period but one day this coastal road will be created fully on the coast and heaven will not fall.
@ICEMANKIZZY Question 2. Is Agbor a descendant of Benin people? The answer is an emphatic No. Arbor people are kins of the Edo people and not her descendants.
You can be a descendant of your own siblings.