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B. Eng, MCSE, CCTV and Access Control Employee. IT lover.

[eghe @koolodia]

@nimc_ng 👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[eghe @koolodia]

@piggyvest Happy 10th

[eghe @koolodia]

@piggyvest Your service is dropping. Don't disappoint us.

[eghe @koolodia]

@IkeGod_ Yes they will. Are they not Nigerians, we never stand against anything that concerns us. It's where does not concern us we are the loudest and especially in mumu matters like big brother or Jollof Rice or South africa. Yes they will watch!

[eghe @koolodia]

@Crypto_Diet Why could the passengers rally round him. The same way we let our useless government get away with every single thing, by just complaining and leaving it there.

[eghe @koolodia]

@UnkleAyo 😂

[eghe @koolodia]

@NafdacAgency @NOA_Nigeria @FMINONigeria Nafdac see what is in our markets for babies. Destroying lives, this fake variant of Maclean's spelt macleens. Yellowing my baby's teeth and giving him mouth odour. Almost every store has it. Please help.

[eghe @koolodia]

@PeterObi Are there no investigators in nigeria to dig out what's happening. Also how do these factions succeed, is there no proper registration or something. Why are opposition parties not prepared with a proper backup strategy when they know who they're dealing with?

[ARMANI @Armani_szn]

One of my duty here is to disgrace you and your likes.

Peter Obi's father was Josephat Obi (also spelled Josphat), a successful Nigerian businessman and trader from Agulu in Anambra State. He owned and operated the popular Ideal Soul Supermarket in Onitsha during the 1950s and 1960s one of the early big supermarkets in the East. He died in 1968 when Peter was about 7 years old.

Now, who is Tinubu’s father?

[eghe @koolodia]

@lirs_govng @Mr_JAGs Please is this attached page also yours

[eghe @koolodia]

@edgaralandough 🥲

[eghe @koolodia]

@asherrkiinee A years subscription on coursera

[eghe @koolodia]

@ConsumersNCC Ncc please is it not time your mobile service providers made life easy for people to register your SIM at the comfort of your house. Can't you incorporate technology from Palmpay, piggyvest, moniepoint?

[eghe @koolodia]

@General_Somto Mtchewwww

[eghe @koolodia]

@wellwithwale @nimc_ng Its been happening for ages, don't stress yourself expecting help from NIMC. They prefer you go to the road side and pay money to their hired vendors.

[Prymex.eth 🌊 @EmekaOghali]

Bro to Bro :

Make I cast one update.

If you want to collect your original Waec certificate from your school they will charge you 50k~ 90k but you fit get am for 5k ~ 8k

•Visit : Waec.)org
•Create an account
•Input your details
•Log in
•Just follow the prompts... It's simple to get. Just have like 8k and either your BVN, international passport or NIN.
• use Concord paper to Print it out

That’s your original Certificate, no cast am !!

[eghe @koolodia]

@HerbalistChief This combo burnt my sister's mouth and tongue

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

ERA OF FINANCIAL RECKLESSNESS

Financial recklessness is increasingly becoming normalized in our country. Just last week, it was alarmingly reported that the President approved the write-off of ₦5.57 trillion and $1.42 billion—approximately ₦8 trillion—in debts owed by NNPC, a company that recently announced profits and claimed it had turned a new leaf.

This is the same agency currently facing serious audit inquiries for failing to account for ₦210 trillion, an amount that far exceeds the combined Federal budgets of Nigeria from 2023 to 2026. For context, the Federal Government’s budgets for these years were approximately: ₦21.83 trillion for 2023, ₦43.56 trillion for 2024, ₦54.99 trillion for 2025, and an estimated ₦58.18 trillion for 2026. The total budget for these four years amounts to roughly ₦178.56 trillion.

Nigerians are still waiting for the outcome of the National Assembly investigation into the missing trillions. This company is also under scrutiny for trillions spent on non-functional refineries. Yet, the President, who also serves as the Minister in charge, has approved the write-off of about ₦8 trillion in NNPC debts.

Nigerians, already enduring severe hardships due to the removal of petroleum and electricity subsidies—with no tangible improvements in their lives—are now confronted with this unexplained debt forgiveness. The nearly ₦8 trillion write-off will effectively replace revenue that the government is currently seeking through unfair taxation.

It is imperative that the government provides a clear and transparent justification for the write-off, given the immense impact such a large amount of resources could have on national development.

This almost ₦8 trillion write-off could have generated the revenue the government now seeks through these unfair taxes. The amount exceeds the 2025 combined Federal budget allocations for education, health, and agriculture, which total ₦7.1 trillion. In practical terms, this money alone could fully fund critical areas of development, lifting millions of Nigerians out of poverty and significantly reducing the over 130 million people currently living in poverty in the country.

The write-off sum of ₦8 trillion is nearly twice the 2025 Federal Security budget of ₦4.9 trillion, even as insecurity continues to devastate communities across the nation.

Such resources could empower 8 million youths—10% of the 80 million unemployed—creating approximately 1,000 jobs for each of the 8,809 wards, thus substantially reducing the 130 million impoverished individuals in the country.

The President, who is also the Minister, owes the Nigerian people clear answers. The citizens deserve honesty, fiscal discipline, and governance that protects their interests—not the interests of mismanaged corporations or political elites.

This betrayal of the people must be stopped.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[eghe @koolodia]

@OurFavOnlineDoc Go Church, celebrate Jesus Christ una say no, na detty dismemba una want. Oya see na

[Sir Nelson @Crypto_Diet]

HOW PALM OIL TRADING BUSINESS WORKS💪

This is the easiest & most common.

SEASONAL CIRCLE

Peak season (cheap price): February – May

Scarcity season (high price): September – December

Buy in peak season:

25 litres = ₦18,000 – ₦22,000

Sell in scarce season:

25 litres = ₦35,000 – ₦50,000

Profit per 25L keg: ₦15k – ₦30k

If you store:

100 kegs → ₦1.5m – ₦3m profit

500 kegs → ₦8m – ₦15m profit

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