“I have no reason to steal public money. I have enough to go back home and relax, travel to where I want for the rest of my life. The only thing I can do now that will make meaning to my life is to pull people out of poverty.”
- My Presidential Candidate, Mr Peter Obi
Islamic scholar Yahaya Masussuka was assassinated by Islamic terrorists in Katsina state. He was killed with his friend in front of his house.
Sheikh Yahaya is a preacher of peace between Muslims and Christians, and he condemns terrorism.
He was killed because he's not a good Muslim. A good Muslim must be a terrorist killing for Allah and Muhammad.
Woman Raises Concern Over High Number of Men Dying, Blames Marital Stress and Lack of Support From Wives
“To all the men at this burial ground, if you observe the obitu@ry posters around us, you will notice that out of every 10 people who have di£d, about 8 are men and only 2 are women. This is a big problem in our society, and it needs to be addressed.”
— A woman speaks out at a man’s burial, expressing concern over the number of men dying in society.
She further argues that some men are going through so much stress because of the challenges they face in their marriages, which she says are sometimes caused by their wives. She urged women to support their husbands rather than contribute to their suffering.
The woman also claimed that not all men d!e because it is their time, alleging that stress contributes to many de@ths. She warned that some women wish to become widows so they can engage in extramarital affairs, while others cheat on their husbands without considering the possible consequences.
Children are chanting death to the infidels in Nigeria. We want this evil to end yet leaders and fathers are teaching children to fight and kill Christians.
I have been thinking about how we can solve one of the biggest problems in science education in Nigeria: the lack of functional laboratories in our schools.
Setting up and maintaining a proper science laboratory is expensive, and many schools simply cannot afford it. As a result, millions of students learn science without actually experiencing it.
What if we changed that?
I am proposing something called Lab Clusters.
Imagine world-class Chemistry, Biology, Physics and Engineering laboratories established in strategic locations across Nigeria.
Instead of every school struggling to build its own laboratory, schools can subscribe to these facilities, just like people subscribe to gyms.
Students would visit at scheduled times to conduct real experiments, use modern equipment and learn science by actually doing science.
One facility could serve dozens of schools and thousands of students.
I believe this model could dramatically close the practical science education gap in Nigeria, especially for students in underserved communities.
No Nigerian child should be denied practical science education simply because their school cannot afford a laboratory.
I am seriously considering bringing this idea to life.
What do you think?
This is how stupid our people are. And it’s most of the population
I am selling rice for N1,000. Rice is essential for everyone to eat. Everyone is buying the rice. Suddenly a new producer comes and says rice is now N10,000. You complain and groan. He now goes “Ok I will give you loan so that you can afford the N10,000 rice”. You now jubilate and say “This man is trying. He cooked with that loan for me to be able to afford rice”
This is the tale of NELFUND.
Can we start teaching Nigerian children how to measure distance properly?
In the UK, Europe, Canada or US, someone tells you a place is 5km away, and you know exactly what that means.
In Nigeria, our units of measurement are “just here,” “near near,” “small trek,” and the legendary “you will soon reach.”
Nobody knows whether that means 200 metres or 10 kilometres!
A society that struggles to understand distance will struggle with spatial planning, mapping, infrastructure and development.
It makes absolutely no sense that people living in South East Nigeria have to travel to Lagos or Abuja just to apply for visas or catch international flights to the US, Europe, or other parts of the world.
People should be able to apply for visas to any country in Enugu, at the very least, and fly directly from the South East to major international destinations, with a choice of airlines.
This is critical to regional development, economic growth, and reducing our dependence on other regions.
The South East governors must work together to make this happen. It is long overdue.
Saudi Arabia allegedly executed two Bangladeshis in Mecca for an “indecent act” inside a mosque.
Imagine executing fellow human beings for kissing near the Kaaba.
And we are supposed to call this a religion of peace?
When a religion makes people defend this kind of cruelty in the name of holiness, it starts looking less like a religion and more like a cult.
This is not my Islam 😔
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo cries as he has to bury another 7 Nigerian Christians murdered by Islamist Fulani militias.
International mainstream media wasn’t there for the funeral. Again…
How can grown Christian men keep crying every day about genocide and attacks against their people without asking what practical steps they can take to protect their communities?
Every human being deserves the right to live in safety. When people are constantly under attack, protecting innocent lives must become a priority. Waiting endlessly for others to save you is not a sustainable solution.
Benjamin Netanyahu: "We are not on stolen land. This is our historical homeland. We are the indigenous people here. We are Jews from Judea. That's where we come from. We are sitting right now in Judea. Jerusalem, the capital of Judea and Samaria."
I’ll never wrap my head around the fact that Western leftists, LGBT and feminists decided to side with Muslims and think Islam is a ‘progressive’ religion.
You remember Joy Ezeugwu? the young girl who was expelled from her school in Enugu for exposing the deplorable state of Uwani General Hospital?
She started at her new school today.
Interestingly, her new school is also her dream university.
“I’m already contemplating su!c!de. I know the consequences of making this video, and that it is an offence, but I have no option other than to speak out publicly and appeal to President Tinubu.”
— D English Alhaji Shares Video of a Man Who Claims to Be a Serving Nigerian Police Officer, Expressing His Frustr@tion Over the Hardship in the Country
Nigeria’s Horrifying Spate of Abductions
Ahmed Zakka, his wife and their infant daughter were abducted on October 6, 2026, when gunmen invaded Alrahus Estate in Millennium City, Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Viral video of the couple and their baby shows their abductors pointing an AK-47 rifle at their heads and threatening to shoot them.
Before and after this incident, a series of abductions have been reported at Millennium City and neighbouring communities on the outskirts of Kaduna metropolis. Fear abductions has been forcing families to abandon their homes and halt the education of their children.
Some incidents of abductions in rural and remote communities are rarely reported. The Nigerian authorities are grossly failing in their constitutional and international human rights obligations to protect lives.
VIDEO: Terrorists are seen playing with hospital equipment in a community in northern Nigeria, reportedly abandoned by residents who fled due to insecurity.
The disturbing footage raises serious concerns about the safety of civilians and the fate of public facilities in communities affected by terrorism in this APC / Tinubu Administration 🤦
This is so so heartbreaking. Just look at this baby. My God! Nigeria. What sort of a country allows its citizens go through stuff like this repeatedly?
One of Nigeria’s greatest tragedies is not just that millions live in poverty, but that many have been conditioned to defend the very system that keeps them poor.