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[P0liticalbaby 🇵🇸🇨🇩 @P0liticalbaby]

Nigerian are paying some of the highest cement prices despite having an ‘industrialist’ , his success is not ours

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

When I speak against Nigeria's state of governance. Ewedu niggas crowd my mentions in a masturbation contest. No arguments, just block.

When I make social commentaries like with the China conversation today, Okpa niggas would be masturbating on my timeline. Again, just block.

If you think I will reductify decades of education just to swing into your daily quota of tribalismo, you're in the wrong yard.

If you also think, I will factor tribal affiliations & presume how hurt your feelings will be before I dissect social conversations - again, you're in the wrong yard. Take it to Ewedu Twitter and Twitter for IsiAgu.

You will redirect your madness to the mental institution you belong to.

Not once did I put up a poster that I'm training dogs, you will not bark in my yard.

MY NAME IS SALAKO AND I AM SOLID.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Reaction to frame one: The Chinese are taking over Nigeria.

Reaction to frame two: Bola Tinubu is bribing America (not that America is taking over Nigeria).

Notice the different reactions from the usual suspects.

When I say the U.S. psy-op in Nigeria runs very deep, this is what I mean. Washington has completely captured the imagination of Nigerians.

Meanwhile, one of these two countries has invested at least $45 billion in Nigeria in the last 10 years, including building roads, ports and railways. The other country has invested nothing, rather, it has continued to take and take and take.

One of these countries has opened up its market for finished products from Nigeria and from other African countries, tariff-free. The other country only extracts raw materials and places high tariffs on finished goods, which is why when you go to African stores in that country, things are ridiculously expensive (some of you even complain every day online about these African stores).

I will leave it here for now. One day, everything that is happening will become clear to everyone.

[Odun 🎲 @Ewatomiby]

The most gullible people are often the ones trying too hard to stay under that “good boy” image their parents created for them. Before you know you are 40 with nothing to boast of🤦🏾‍♂️💔

[iDAN 🦸🏽 @dangbanamanager]

The next U.S.–China proxy war could be fought on Nigerian soil.

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

Thank you for sharing. I understand now. This is a big problem.

They are playing the long game by selling at gross undervalued to take over the market. Once they have monopoly, they will do as they like.

[Alhaji @yeankhar]

As we’re getting financial records and audit for Anambra during Peter Obi’s tenure as governor, can we also get for Lagos state from 1999-2007 or make I off my mic?

[Ada @ada4amaka]

USA got this tech idea first but they were adding guns on top robot dogs and doing field tests on how to kill people instead...

[Timmytheblog @timmycruisee]

I have tailored my résumé so many times I no longer know who I am.

[obish @inioIuwa]

Norway doesn’t have anyone in the top 100 but ranks 3rd globally in HDI. Nigeria is 161 globally.

I could give zero fucks about Dangote’s wealth.

[PABLO OF UNN🦁 @chudy_jnr]

I’ve seen some people’s opinions about Chinese traders opening shops in Nigerian markets, taking customers from local businesses and crashing prices, and honestly, some of the arguments are laughable.

Some people say, “Igbo men should go into manufacturing and stop importing.”

You really think the old men who never finished secondary school and built their businesses through apprenticeship are the ones who should suddenly become manufacturers?

Our generation was supposed to drive that transition. We went to school, graduated with degrees, and were supposed to take the businesses our parents built and move them into manufacturing, technology and large-scale production.

But look at us. Many of us graduated, left our certificates at home and joined the same men who never went to university to learn their line of business.

You people don’t understand what Nigeria has taken from us. This country has made survival so difficult that an entire generation is struggling to turn education into productivity.

Go to China or Japan and see how their engineers, scientists, researchers and technical workforce drive their manufacturing sectors. Then look at Nigeria, where we struggle with electricity, infrastructure, capital, security and we have illiterates with questionable educational backgrounds as leaders.

Are they the ones who will make the policies needed to support production?

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

While European ships carried away African gold, ivory and resources. Missionaries told Africans to wait on the lord that their reward was in heaven. Today many of us are still waiting.

[Oloye. @Ol0ye]

If my father was in Zamfara mining gold and selling directly to Dubai, I wouldn't be on this app writing long threads to ask people to vote wisely too.

I get it.

[Azeez Ibrahim @azeezibrahim3]

You buy something for ₦1,000 and sell it for ₦4,000. Do you expect people not to be happy when they see someone else selling the same thing for ₦2,000? You people have been doing this for a long time. It’s time to face the consequences. God abeg

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Oil secured, so job done.

There's a lesson here for my compatriots, but 4 decades of Nigeria's IMF-sanctioned Bantu Education have resulted in a population that now has the thinking speed of an oil tanker.

Everything is too complicated for them😮‍💨

[Regular, Degular the God. @Dametweetinshit]

Platonic boyfriend theory strikes again 😂 Why does it always have to be a male? Why can't you get this from a female since there is no sex involved? Is it possible that you deep down know that this is exploitative and have no good intentions for men?

[H_R_V @SpacemanAp]

As religion is loosing its grip on this generation. The natural next weapon is drugs. Y’all have no idea how drugs can ruin a country. Remember when General Abacha said drug dealers are battling to take control of this country & I will not allow it?. Well here we are.

[bandito💜 | comfort food @ogheneyxle]

i believe that the uneducated has no idea how our national systems work, like databases for example. but what’s worse is that the educated has an inflated idea of how they work. an almost alien/borrowed understanding. it’s why we think frsc data was leaked, when really it wasn’t protected in the first place

[thiagho. @thiaghos_eye]

Nigeria actually pushing me to max.

No light.

So now I edit videos in my head. So whenever I see light I go cut am

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

Govt must protect the traders and also protect consumers.

The market can actually be obliterated by the Chinese if left unchecked. They make their money and all the money returns back to China.

But is the govt protecting its people? No.