@srfavorites Home training is very important. No matter how you would like to misbehave to play the game in the biggie's house, sometimes home training won't allow you. She gat no home training even from ordinary conversation with the housemate. Very rude
URGENT HEALTH ALERT 🙏 Please read and share.
I am reporting what I believe is an unidentified virus spreading silently in my community in Nigeria. This is not a rumor. I have witnessed this firsthand.
Here is what I know:
• The virus spreads through shared utensils (spoons, cups, plates), kissing, and sexual contact.... protected or unprotected
• It causes gradual, progressive damage to the liver and kidneys, and raises blood pressure
• It is NOT hepatitis all hepatitis tests (A, B, C, D, E) have come back negative
• It is spreading beyond one household people are contracting it from others outside the family through close contact
• At least one person has already died from organ failure
• Multiple others are currently experiencing progressive organ damage
I have reported this to hospitals and health officials. I have not been believed.
I am appealing to:
✅ Doctors and medical professionals please take this seriously
✅ Journalists and health reporters this needs investigation
✅ The NCDC email [email protected] or dial 6232
✅ Anyone who has experienced similar unexplained liver or kidney symptoms after close contact with others
People are losing their organs. Someone has died. This cannot continue to be ignored.
Please share this message. Someone with the right knowledge or authority needs to see it.
I no follow them dey do corruption--Sowore
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In 2021, the Buhari regime arrested me and my comrades for daring to protest against bad governance on New Year’s Eve in Abuja.
We were dragged before Chief Magistrate Mabel Segun-Bello (NOW a Federal High Court judge), who denied us bail under the flimsy excuse that she needed time to “research” our bail applications.
From there, we were thrown into Kuje Prison—not just any cell, but one reserved for death row inmates, all under the cover of so-called “COVID-19 protocols.”
As if that wasn’t enough, they handcuffed us like common criminals and shoved us into a Black Maria. The driver made sure to hit every pothole between Kuje and the court in Abuja, bouncing us around like animals in chains.
That’s the price we paid for demanding justice in a country ruled by heartless, criminal-minded leaders.
This morning, X (formerly Twitter) officially contacted me about the despicable threat letter they received from the lawless DSS over my Tweet on Tinubu. One option I will NOT be taking is deleting that Tweet. Thank you, @X.
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Sincerely,
X
Dear EFCC Chairman, Pastor Olukayode,
I respectfully disagree with your opinion that the Nigerian passport’s poor reputation is a direct result of Yahoo Yahoo. What about drug trafficking? What about human trafficking? What about criminal politicians and their money-laundering allies? All these factors combine to shape the international perception of Nigeria.
When I left school in 2005, companies and banks were conducting aptitude tests everywhere. There was hope for graduates, hope that you would at least be engaged. Yahoo was active then, but not at the level it is today. Now, there is less hope before or after school. So there is kidnapping, there is prostitution, there are ritualists, there is organ trafficking, and Yahoo is booming, all because of hopelessness. The real question is, how did it get this bad?
We cannot simply blame it on the laziness of the youths. I find that hard to believe. When young people see criminal politicians go scot free, using looted funds to bribe their way out of prosecution, when those meant to build the country are the very ones destroying it, what you see today is the result. These are the fruits.
Fruits of corruption, embezzlement, a broken justice system, and failed leadership at every level. Where is Emefiele? Where is Yahaya Bello? What about the endless list of indicted politicians? What has happened to them? Some were pardoned after conviction, some spent just a few months in prison and are now moving around with police escorts. Is that not shameful in the eyes of the international community?
Do you think international observers are only watching Yahoo Yahoo boys? They also see how almost everything is up for sale. They know passports can be obtained through rogue means. They know people bribe their way into getting visas. Do you think they are that daft?
We need to fight corruption from the top. Let the big fish in society know they are not untouchable. There are far bigger Yahoo boys in Abuja and Lagos, moving freely with police escorts. These are the people the younger generation sees and aspires to become.
Go to Google and see how EFCC has plastered the entire internet with photos of arrested Yahoo boys, yet hardly any for politicians. Show me another country that does this. Are there more internet fraudsters in Nigeria than in China, India, or the United States? Why advertise your own failure to the whole world and then turn around to blame everyone but yourselves?
It is time to start looking at the cause, not just the effects.
Thanks 🙏
@Nduehemmo@PolarisBankLtd@cenbank Sorry bro, it's been 3years since they have been holding my over 300k... Everything about Polaris Bank is backward… useless bank