1st Kings 📜

Enlightenment|Freedom|Growth.👷🏾‍♂️👨🏾‍🔧🏗️🌍FF or else (┌'-')┌︻╦̵̵͇̿̿̿̿╤── \(‾- ‾ \)

[1st Kings 📜 @fricky_ricky]

@asemota Every failure in Nigeria is designed for someone's gain.

[NEAR and FAR @pwaiomoakinwale]

Something has to be done about the low pay of Dangote's refinery and all of @DangoteGroup businesses in general..

The amount they pay is ridiculously low and unacceptable.. There has to be regulations, unions or pressure groups that will Fight this...

One man should not be making billions off the labor of thousands of workers while those workers get low pay

[T.S.J 🔴⚪️🏆 @madboilawyer]

Crazy how Nigerians are saying “if e easy do am” just to support their overlord of Kano.

BUA gave out $20.7 million to 510 long serving staffs of his company on December 13 2025, Dangote with all his years of exploiting and usurping Nigerians has never done that.

[Prince$$ Danbaki-English @BigBadReni]

This fake outrage at dangote salaries is irritating me.

I was on this app when PENGASSAN went on strike, and you fools called them names.

They pointed out that foreign staff were paid more and treated better, you animals said they don’t have a right to complain

[De Black Star ★ @niq_black]

China and Russia were trading with Venezuela, mutually beneficial, no kidnapping, no seizures.

America stepped in, kidnapped their president, took their oil, and called it Partnership!!

[Tomori @otomporo8701]

A drunk cop opened fire at a checkpoint in 2011.

The bullet ripped through my car. Then through my right hand.

That night ended my career as an animator. It cracked my marriage. It left a wound in my mind that still hasn’t closed.

The twist? I sued the Nigeria Police. I won in 2015. The judge ordered them to pay my medical bills.

Ten years later: zero naira.
I live with permanent disability. No help. No justice. Yet, they are shouting “No To Impunity”

@PoliceNG_CRU @TunjiDisu1 @SPNigeria #NigeriaPoliceNotYourFriend

[Mayor @Psalmuel047]

This is just terrible for a refinery.

2nd highest employer of Labour but pays slave wages.

How do our people get prosperity from honest labour?

I'm definitely not a fan of the man.

But let's climb Forbes list on the back of Nigerians proverty.

[OTOME💪 @TomeofTomeKoko]

Na because Shekau no kill you or any of your family members, that’s why you find those videos funny. But no worry, the evil you find funny will soon locate you, so you can know just how funny terrorism is🙏🏼

[Frosty Chris.🥶 @frostchris_25]

How did Europeans basically rob and loot the entire world only for we Africans to get stereotyped as thieves and criminals??😂😂
Humanity is really cooked if people are this stupid.😂😂

[Auggie The Serenading Psychic (🚰❤️‍🔥♣️) @CryptoMuse01]

The chicken that escaped the slaughter, ran back to warn the others.

It narrated to the others what happens outside their warm, provisioned cages:

The horror, the slaughter, the death... And how their death and pain created food for others.

He revealed their enemy to the ones that fed and watered them — the ones that seemed to care for them.

They laughed their heads off, deriding the survivor. Although they had indeed noticed that the best amongst them had been getting missing — taken never to return. But to protect their own peace of mind, they clung to the comfort of the status quo.

To them, the predator was an invisible myth; and the familiar could be managed.

So they laughed hollow, broken laughs to drown the warnings, and danced harder to hide their doubts.

And no, this story is not about chicken.

[Nze @nzemmili]

I just realised that the only people Nigerians considers foreigners are non black people. Once you're Black, you're not a foreigner here.

[Aisha Yesufu @AishaYesufu]

Tinubu does not have two heads neither does he have monopoly!

For the next 4 months all of us will be mad!

[Adedapo @_aaadedapo]

This JW partial reversal on blood transfusions is a reminder of why church and personal doctrine should never be placed above the Bible. People have died.

[Odob's @myth2458]

His first reaction is '' Nigerians use fake documents '' until the white lady corrected his gibberish.......

There's a genuine effort by other Africans to undermine the Nigerians and present Nigerians in a terrible light......
I'm glad the entire world is waking up to this gimmick

[𝓛𝓸𝓻𝓭 𝓓𝓻𝓮𝔂 👑 @lorddrey]

China is a good partner to Africa. I chose China.

China will not bomb my country if we have a trade disagreement.

It will not force its political, economic, and religious ideology and label me a terrorist for resisting its culture.

China does not export culture and civilisation with guns and missiles.

China wants to do business and trade, prioritising its interests.

China is everything the United States wishes it could be, but never will be. 🤝

[Revi @revi_ii1]

My junior sister came back from school yesterday. An NGO operating in her school gave them this topic: “Government may fail, hope must never fail. In not more than 600 words, a manifesto for hope you would offer struggling Nigerian youth in despair if you were a candidate in the 2027 general elections.” This is psychological warfare and abuse. They are attacking the minds of our younger ones to make them docile. This is not by accident.

[Abolaji Rasaq Oluwapese @bolazeal]

THERE IS A GAME INSIDE THE GAME

Nigerians are funny people.

Tell them entertainment can be used to influence society, and they will laugh and say, “Abeg, na music.”

Tell them films can shape political thinking, they will say, “Na film, relax.”

Tell them foreign powers can use culture to influence a country, they will call you a conspiracy theorist.

Meanwhile, the same Nigerians will buy a shoe because Rihanna wore it, copy American slang, human hair, relationships, fashion, politics and even mannerisms.

But somehow, the media does not influence them. Osisko!

I have worked in entertainment for years. So I know one thing very clearly:

Entertainment is never just entertainment.

America knows this very well.

The United States openly uses what it calls cultural diplomacy. Music, film, journalism, scholarships, fellowships, festivals and creative-industry programmes are all part of how countries build influence abroad.

Even the U.S. State Department has programmes specifically using film and music to advance American foreign-policy objectives.

So this thing is not hidden.

Na we dey pretend not to understand.

And it goes beyond Hollywood.

Some Nigerian filmmakers attend American-funded programmes.

Some Nigerian journalists and news organisations receive grants, fellowships or institutional support from American organisations.

Some Nigerian music executives and creatives are brought into American mentorship and industry programmes.

Some Nigerian record labels and entertainment companies have received foreign investment or entered partnerships with major American companies.

Does that automatically mean they are CIA agents?

Of course not.

But does money, access, training, distribution and international recognition create influence?

Use your tongue to count your teeth.

America doesn't need to enter a Nigerian newsroom and say, “Write this.” Or call an artist and say, “Sing that.”

Modern influence is smarter than that.

Funders decide what they fund.

Platforms decide what they promote.

Festivals decide what they celebrate.

Labels decide who gets an international push.

Streaming platforms decide what appears on your screen.

Algorithms decide what millions of Nigerians repeatedly see.

And repeated exposure eventually becomes culture.

That is the real power of media.

If I can control what your children watch, what your youth dance to, who they admire, what lifestyle they desire, what country they dream of escaping to and what values they consider sophisticated, why exactly do I need to invade your country?

You will colonise yourself.

Voluntarily.

This is why I laugh when people say entertainment is “just entertainment.”

Entertainment is business, culture, propaganda, diplomacy, social engineering and entertainment is soft power.

Sometimes it is all of them at the same time.

The problem is not that America understands this. The problem is that Nigeria does not.

America promotes American interests.

China promotes Chinese interests.

France promotes French interests.

Britain promotes British interests.

Nigeria?

We are still arguing on Twitter about tribes, jollof and Davido vs. Wizkid😂

Meanwhile, our music, films, news, platforms, distribution channels and cultural gateways are increasingly connected to foreign money and foreign institutions.

And we are expected not to ask questions?

Please.

Follow the money.

Follow the ownership.

Follow the distribution.

Follow the platforms.

Follow the grants.

Follow the fellowships.

Follow who controls access.

Then draw your own conclusions.

Because, like I wrote under that angry music executive’s post:

“Well, well. There’s a game inside a game. You might have been played without knowing it.”

And knowing Nigerians, some people will still finish reading this and say:

“Abeg, na just entertainment.”

Exactly. Ptcheewwwww

One day you will know that your American dream is America's dream.

[JJ's Uncle @toonithecreator]

A dinner like this today, na infinity cap go full everywhere for audience.

Everybody don turn slave today

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

As I have said one million times before:

"African wey no gree borrow sense, na oyibo go kill am".

RIP to the thousands of Africans who have died needlessly because 12 white men in Brooklyn told them to, but your blood is on your own heads.

In your next life, avoid white men.

[HONITEL👑 @HonitelHQ]

This thing here where a group of friends go to a serviced apartment for a day or two, cook together or buy food and drinks in bulk, play decent, funny, and interesting games, and then do PowerPoint presentations like this where they rigorously and vigorously discuss topics that may look so inconsequential, but merely looking at those topics, you already know how interesting and necessary they are, especially in our time, I find it fascinating.

Adulthood takes so much from us, especially time. So whenever I see people bonding with their friends in this manner, I find it so cute, and I can’t wait to do it with my own friends.

And oh! Thank God this trend has slowly eradicated the era where house parties or sleepovers were mostly Truth or Dare. Thank goodness we outgrew that phase.