@felixajayi024@EduOmotolani How compare this two pictures who is enjoying good governance funny part this werey Edu no fit come Nigeria again to base again he travels and see but you old fool dey somewhere in osun state dey support APC Kò ní dáa fún ẹ infact Kò ní ṣeré fún ẹ
@felixajayi024@EduOmotolani 😂😂😂😂
This anambra state is really una nightmare all because of @PeterObi yes I'm proudly from anambra, no I don't support bad government so you Mr Felix Ajayi how is Nigeria treating you and u entire family
A 35 years old Yoruba man named Victor komolafe has just been sentenced to 25 years in prison in the U.K for gr@ping a 14 years white British citizen.
But Why always the Yorubas? I think they have a r@ping culture🤷♂️
Any rape case from abroad it’s always these people 🤦♂️
R@ping your host!! 😳
Very soon UK will ban Nigeria because of these yorugbas.
This is a disgrace to Nigeria as a whole.
@SizweBansii@trigottista@Unabombaar@EhisBukason@Eze__ugo
Dont scroll, please watch and share to your friends and loved once. Its an important security advise, that could save you from answering to a crime you did not commit. A woman is passing through same right now. The wise learn from the mistakes of others.
Nigeria is heavily promoting CNG at a time when the global auto industry is moving rapidly toward electric vehicles. In 2025, EVs made up about 25% of new car sales globally, while Europe reached 28%.
A man was reportedly beaten by a group of boys in Rivers State, Nigeria, after they allegedly discovered that he is gay and that he found one of them attractive. What makes the situation even more disturbing is the allegation that they also threatened and extorted money from him.
Whatever anyone’s personal opinion about homosexuality may be, being gay or finding someone attractive does not give anyone the right to assault, threaten or extort them.
Under Nigerian law, the alleged conduct could potentially amount to offences such as assault, causing bodily harm, robbery and/or obtaining money through threats, depending on the facts and evidence. The appropriate authorities should investigate the incident and hold anyone found responsible accountable.
during Obi's administration (2006–2014), the anambra State government funded major upgrades and construction of facilities at existing hospitals in onitsha south, e.g St. Charles Borromeo Specialist Hospital, Onitsha
Holy Rosary Specialist Hospital, Waterside. Fact check me
Peter Obi instead of fully developing public hospitals and medical centers as a sitting governor, chose to work/partner with church-owned hospitals. Emphasis on church owned. Knowing fully well that private is all about making profit.
Let's not forget that he failed to build even one public hospital in the whole of Onitsha South throughout his tenure of eight good years as a governor.
So what makes you think he cares, or can better the health sector in this country if he assumes power?