we have had more than 13 power cuts since today, more than 7 hours in darkness for Band A. The one wey dey pain me pass na say i had to use gas to warm my spaghetti and ófé-aku and e burn wella.
@NERCNG pls call @IkejaElectric@iamsaharagroup to order.
@OurFavOnlineDoc the airport tollgate is now a weapon fashioned against users of that road…… cos how will i pay N1000 wey no be say dem dey dash me fuel join.
"The Iranian Islamist Terror Regime murdered 30,000 protesters."
Kindly watch and be blessed as you purge yourself of stories told by intelligence agencies to warp your entire sense of reality.
Being gullible is not cool.
@SovereignIM There is a certain beauty in realizing we are a patchwork. The "marks" left upon us aren't scars; they’re features. They are the landmarks we use to find our way back to ourselves when the pursuit gets too loud.
@DavidHundeyin 2G NETWORK is very slow ooh, it might take dem 365 days to download 1024mb of information., and when you factor in nepa wahala for 9ja, omo na 2031 matters ooh.
This is my new video on YouTube about how Nigeria went from having 24 international merchant ships in 1964 to none by 2026. The decline was largely driven by corruption and embezzlement. Many of the ships were eventually seized in foreign ports due to unpaid debts.
Here’s the link: https://t.co/S2SXJ8Tm3G
I really wish this video will go viral. If this comes across your timeline, please share.
Every morning, a Nigerian man in Lagos puts on a suit made in Guangzhou and leaves his house with his ASUS laptop (made in Taipei) and his Redmi smartphone (designed in Beijing).
He lives near a Lagos Blue Line station at Mile 2, so he walks to the station and boards a modern EMU train to Ikeja. The station, the rail line and the EMU were all built by China Civil Engineering Construction Company.
At Ikeja, he gets into a BRT bus made by Yutong or Zhontong (made in Zhenzhou and Liaocheng respectively) and spends his 20-minute commute on TikTok (HQ: Beijing) via his Redmi phone using his Oraimo airpods (made in Shenzhen).
He arrives at Mobolaji Johnson Railway Station (built by CCECC) and boards his modern, air-conditioned DMU train (assembled in Kajola, Ogun State under the management of CCECC) to begin his journey to Ibadan on the Lagos-Ibadan SGR (built by CCECC).
On the way to Ibadan, using his MTN 4G network built almost entirely on a Huawei (Shenzhen) and ZTE (Shenzhen) infrastructure backbone, he opens Twitter and proceeds to passionately insult me for disagreeing with the notion that China poses an external threat to his Nigerian life, and that western partnership is what would give him a better life.
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Investigative journalist David Hundeyin reflects on the 2023 Nigerian elections. He argues that the system is fundamentally designed to prevent capable leaders from winning, regardless of public support. #NigeriaElections#DavidHundeyin#SystemicIssues