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[Izu @ezeugbor]

@WorldBankGroup Stop lending Tinubu money!!!!!! Tinubu does not represent our interest. Any money given to Tinubu is at your own risk because we will resist any attempt to force us to pay back that loan. Please, be guided.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@BOGbadams Peter Obi, Lagos State, Surulere.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

Lagos State

[Babatunde Gbadamosi @BOGbadams]

ADC Members only.

Please like, repost, and indicate your state, and vote for your preferred Presidential candidate below.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@joashamupitan Please, resign! You are grossly unqualified to for that position as INEC chair...

[𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 @ThePreserverofU]

WEIRD SIGNS THAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY HEALTHY

1. Sneezing often → Strong immune system
2. Sweating easily → Body cooling properly
3. Waking up hungry → Fast metabolism
4. Muscle twitches → Active nerves and minerals
5. Burping after meals → Good digestion
6. Strong nails → Balanced nutrients
7. Vivid dreams → Healthy brain function
8. Clear pee → Well hydrated
9. Sore after exercise → Muscles strengthening
10. Goosebumps → Nervous system active
11. Feeling sleepy at night → Body clock aligned
12. Laughing often → Emotional balance
13. Tears when emotional → Healthy stress release
14. Morning energy without caffeine → Stable cortisol levels
15. Regular bowel movements → Healthy gut microbiome
16. Stretch marks or scars → Skin healing
17. Waking up without brain fog → Balanced hormones

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Disturbing Report on Our Growing Poverty.

Recent reports should deeply concern every responsible leader and citizen in Nigeria. A new policy study released by Agora Policy, with support from the Nigeria Economic Stability and Transformation Programme and the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, has shown that the poverty rate in our country has climbed from about 40% before the current reforms to over 63% today under this administration. Explicitly showing that the economic reforms of this administration have pushed more Nigerians into poverty than ever experienced in our dear nation.

For a country whose population is estimated at over 220 million people, this means that well above 140 million Nigerians now live in poverty. Families nationwide can no longer afford basic necessities such as food, transportation, rent, or healthcare.

Across the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria, families report painful coping strategies, reducing food consumption, trekking instead of using public transport, having no electricity to use, and borrowing simply to survive. Small businesses, which are the backbone of our economy are shutting down.

An economy cannot be said to be improving when the majority of its people are becoming poorer.
What makes this situation even more troubling is the contrast between the growing hardship faced by ordinary Nigerians and the continued pattern of lavish and insensitive spending by those in power. At a time when citizens are tightening their belts, struggling to eat, and watching their businesses collapse, the politicians continue to spend huge budgets on their comfort and other non-essential extravagances. Leadership must lead by example, especially during difficult times. You cannot ask the citizens to fast while you feast. Sacrifice must begin from the top.

True economic reform must be people-centred. It must protect the most vulnerable while pursuing fiscal sustainability. Reforms that deepen poverty, widen inequality, and crush small businesses cannot be described as successful.

Nigeria is blessed with immense human and natural resources. What we require is leadership that prioritises prudence, compassion, and accountability, leadership that measures success not by elite comfort but by the well-being of the ordinary Nigerian.

Nigeria must urgently and strictly implement policies that support development, expand production, small businesses, and protect vulnerable households.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@GRVlagos Done here... PO is coming

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@PoojaMedia @grok What are the allegations against Man City?

[Izu @ezeugbor]

What happened to IREV??? Why were the result sheets not captured and uploaded to IREV right from the polling booth?

[Felix @felixherbt]

Apparently, here is a systematic analysis of how the FCT election was rigged:

1) After voting at the various polling units, even if APC loses and your candidate wins, the APC cabals are not worried or threatened.

2) NYSC agents sign the results and announce your candidate the winner of that polling unit.

3) The NYSC agent then hands the results to the returning officers.

4) The returning officers take the results to the collation centres, which are dominated by APC loyalists and INEC riggers who have the final say.

This is where the losers (APC) are announced as winners. This is usually done at night because, psychologically, voters are deceived and made to believe that since their candidate won at the polling units, they can now go home and rest.

5) At the collation centres, results are rewritten in favour of APC, a new signature is added, and the result forms are handed to the INEC chairman for declaration.

6) In these collation centres, no questions are entertained regarding any mutilation of figures done at the backend (which was not done at the polling units). Any candidate announced from this centre remains the declared winner.

7) Any question or dissatisfaction must go through the courts.

8) The courts will uphold the forged results declared by INEC because the National Assembly and the Senate passed an electoral law stating that any result written on Form EC8A must be accepted without question or disqualification.

If you still don’t see anything wrong with the system, you’re the problem and an enemy of the country.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@cqcqcqdx B

[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

Let’s do a quick check here please.

If you are a Nigerian reading this tweet and you have never received any cash transfer from these evil lying parasites in government, please kindly retweet this.

I want us to show something. Thank you.

[goma @soigomaa]

Millennials aren't breaking down at 50 — they're burning out at 30. Why? Because Boomers sold a story that no longer works. Millennials were told:
"Go to college. Follow your passion. Success will follow." Instead, they inherited a rigged system.
Student debt has tripled since 2000. Housing prices are up 150% in just two decades. Entry-level jobs now demand 3+ years of experience, while wages barely moved since the 1990s. The result is brutal. Millennials became the most educated generation in history, yet also the most anxious, overworked, and underpaid. One in four has no savings. 62% live paycheck to paycheck. Nearly half say they feel burned out all the time. Gen Z watched this collapse in real time. That's why 70% prioritize mental health over money, and college enrollment is down 15% since 2010. Gen Z isn't lazy. They're adapting to a system that failed the generation before them.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@ossynoya @grok context?

[Izu @ezeugbor]

Surulere...

Rent increased from 500,000 to 1 million Naira for 2 bedroom flat.

[Adekunle Olopade @adekunleolopade]

While I have you all here, we need to address the rent crisis in Lagos. The standard of living and minimum wage do not justify what landlords and agents are now charging.

A self-con or one-bedroom is hitting ₦3M/year (excluding surcharges). To afford this comfortably (using the 30% rule), you need a monthly take-home of approximately ₦833k. That’s less than $600 and our country’s minimum wage is $55.

How many "gainfully employed" people in the country today earn this? Not even most mid-level professionals. Yet landlords and agents are adamant on increasing the rent prices. Let’s put the illusions on hold and speak to the reality that is crushing gainfully employed Lagosians today.

Lagosians are drowning - literally and financially.

How is it possible that the prices of everything is going up while the quality of living and safety of these properties is going down? Shanties and make shift accommodations are popping up everywhere because we have a housing crisis on our hands, and landlords and agents are exploiting this situation.

@housing_LASG @ud_mpp @engr_toriola @akinmaf @thebbaproject @jidesanwoolu

The government needs to look into this because we need an intervention now more than ever.

The current pricing isn't just "expensive" - it’s not affordable and it’s predatory. It’s forcing young professionals into debt or substandard living arrangements despite being gainfully employed.

Please, if you’ve recently been affected by this sudden rent spike, quote/tweet about your experience and the area. Silence only fuels the exploitation.

If the government can do something about it, let’s bring their attention to it.

#LagosIsSinkingButRentIsRising #LagosRentCrisis

[$ilva 💸 @TheSilvapr]

This generation turned:

- Gluttony into Foodie
- Promiscuity into sexual liberation
- Nudity into body positivity
- Bleaching into skin care
- Prostitution into escort services
- Drug abuse into just having fun
- Lack of decency into “A queen and more”
- Lack of accountability into living your best life
- Toxicity into “That’s who I am”
- Nonsense behaviors into zodiac signs.
- Ingratitude to knowing your worth.
- Laziness to protecting your peace
- Greed to being ambitious
- Cheating to being street smart
- Avoiding responsibility to self care.
- Inconsiderate to being misunderstood
- Unforgiving to boundaries
- Self centeredness to self love
- Lack of emotional intelligence & being rude to being blunt.

It is very scary and pathetic and the ripple effect of this wokeness in the coming years is going to be devastating to the society.

[Izu @ezeugbor]

I held it till 100%

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Hold your breath test

[Izu @ezeugbor]

@UchePOkoye @grok what did Obi Cubana do?

[jayel @jayel_fara]

there already is one against MTN. my dad initiated a class action lawsuit for all Nigerian subscribers to the network. i'll upload the documents in a sec

[𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐫 @ThePreserverofU]

8. Zero interest in "What's Trending"
9. They eat the same meal every day for lunch.
10. They never explain their "No"
11. They can wait for an hour without looking at their phone
12. Their shoes are always clean, but 5 years old
13. They leave the party exactly when they want to
14. They keep their circle so small it’s a dot

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

Signs Of The Most Dangerous People!!!!

1. One hairstyle for their entire life.
2. Just 20 minutes are enough for any kind of shopping.
3. No jealousy of other people's clothes.
4. Talking on the phone for only 30 seconds.
5. For a 5-day trip. even 1 pair of pants is enough.
6. Even without an invitation, the friendship remains strong
7. No drama, simple lifestyle. The shirt worn today will also be worn to a party tomorrow.