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[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@iamSivN Dumb nitwit, haven’t your compatriots been carrying out attacks on fellow blacks in your country already. Interesting to see you lots can’t take even a bit of what you dish out…

[Goz @SanjitheSage]

I will never rate Adeboye of RCCG, I don’t respect him, he is very much part of our problems.

[Everest @novieverest]

The media isn't talking about the case of Femi Gbajabiamila.
Nigerians are not even aware of such a grave issue.
How was ₦1.3b released to a non-existent agency?

The fraud under Tinubu is beyond the human comprehension.

[Barbir @Alex_Barbir]

An absolute snake.

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@thecableng Him no go defend him political ally ke..

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

Sick guy…

[The Touchline | 𝐓 @TouchlineX]

🚨🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: An Italian woman has revealed horrifying DMs from Atletico Madrid player Matteo Ruggeri.

• The video shows Ruggeri paying women to send him blasphemous and racist voice messages insulting Black people and other minorities in a sensual voice.

• He then masturbat*d to them, recorded himself, and sent the audio back.

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@Funminz @onyekanwelue @grok What he said might hit some people’s nerves but it’s the honest truth.

[Anabella💙❤️ @AnabellaMarvy]

Fabián Vargas 🗣️: “ I was playing for Almería and we were facing Barça. Before the match, some friends called me asking for my jersey to auction and raise money for victims of the severe floods in Colombia.” 🇨🇴

“So I decided to speak to Messi before the game, explain the situation, and ask if I could have his shirt after the match.” 👕

“But we lost 8–0, I was upset, and I forgot to go get it at full time.” 😔

“Then Almería’s kit manager came into the dressing room and said someone wanted to see me.” 👀

“I went outside and saw Messi standing there with a small bag. He said, ‘Here are some shirts for your fundraiser.’” 🐐

“I hugged him and thanked him. When I opened the bag, I saw not only his shirt, but also shirts from Iniesta, Piqué, Alves, Xavi, and Puyol.” ❤️

“I will never forget his incredible gesture.”

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@Babajiide @gboluwag_aakin It really baffles me how some of these people think tbh.

[Babájídé @Babajiide]

Lmao 😂 lawyer from New Orleans Dey tell Jide Olokada about the informal economy of Nigeria lol 😂 say na high horses I Dey ! Okay naw. Because you think the small businesses you see on the road is profitable lol 😂 this is the clear case of us always taking revenue as profit because no one has actually done the math. Akara and Kilikuli to the rescue !

[The Presiding Bishop @Ogidi_Of_Owa]

Awolowo said he doesn't want the children of his cooks or drivers to turn out to be cooks and drivers themselves, reason he made sure free and qualitative education was available to all in the Western region.

People dey defend frying Akara as economic empowerment in 2026

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

You people are too wicked. The life you don't wish for your children is what you wish for other people's kids.

Where does it end? Dont you have conscience?

[Funmi @Funminz]

The Olodo Uprising convo is bigger than Ycee. It’s honestly a mirror of Nigeria right now.

Ycee said Nigerians are experiencing an olodo uprising and suddenly everyone is debating it. But the argument isn’t even about intelligence, it’s about a failing education system, frustration, and a cultural shift that’s been brewing for years.

Jarvis made a point, a lot of young Nigerians are educated, they’re just stuck in a system where unemployment is so bad people end up doing digital hustle, skits, content creation, anything that pays. The issue isn’t Nigerians are olodo. The issue is the system is failing people.

1. Education is collapsing.
Teachers are underpaid, schools are underfunded, students are tired. People aren’t stupid, they’re just disillusioned.

2. The cultural shift is mad.
We moved from Yahoo culture to Peller/Portable/Carter Efe/Lege Miami/DJ Chicken era. Entertainment is survival now. Being loud pays more than being educated.

3. Nigerians on X will do anything for dollars.
Fake deaths, fake marriages, fake tragedies, all for engagement. It’s not stupidity, it’s desperation plus the algorithm.

4. Even abroad, the I don’t want to read mentality follows some people.
In the UK I’ve met Nigerians who won’t Google basic info, won’t read instructions, get scammed easily. It’s not just Nigeria, it’s the digital age. But Nigeria’s pressure makes it louder.

5. The real problem, noise pays more than knowledge.
In Nigeria today, you’re more likely to blow by dancing on TikTok, causing drama, doing skits, or being chaotic than by using your degree. The system rewards it.

Nigerians aren’t becoming olodo. Nigeria is becoming a place where being an olodo pays more than being educated.

Until the incentives change, the culture will keep getting louder, wilder, and more unserious.

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@Funminz It’s beyond wild because enabling growth of the formal sectors of society where people can draw pensions, have access to mortgages or even proper health insurance should be what the government needs to drive more and not preaching akara, agbado or kuli kuli, it’s just retarded.

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@Funminz Power of social media, and great that those people had nice things to say.

[PortHarcourt Sailor @GodsgreatG]

Let me tell you what Tinubu wants to do.

They’ll just collect the data and present it as a KPI, key performance indicator, to prove the Nigerian economy is growing and MSMEs are booming. Meanwhile, in reality, those exact same businesses are suffocating.

You all think these politicians are daft abi? You’re literally handing them the tools to use against you.

[Omo Barca⚽️🖤 @Tobs_fc]

He is not as technical as Bruno Fernandes or Vitinha but he is ready to run 80 miles just to make Messi happy.

I have never seen someone more crazy. 😭

[Babájídé @Babajiide]

Many of you need to grasp the fundamentals of how an economy functions. For an economy to operate effectively, one person’s expenditure must be another person’s income. It’s impossible for a significant portion of the population to engage in local trade and petty trade as this would lead to economic hardship. Therefore, it’s crucial to prioritize formal employment over informal employment as a sustainable means.

All this talk about akara sellers making more is the silliest thing I’ve heard. You’d think we don’t work with the informal economy, lol 😂, and we don’t understand how value accumulates at the end of each month and the beginning of every month. If we had more formal paying jobs, we wouldn’t be in as much of a poverty situation as we are today.

[Emja¥ @mattyjay101]

@OpeBee Please stop deflecting and trying to gaslight people speaking to the issue, the donations you mentioned are lip service solutions to most of the problems caused by the same party you’re trying to defend. Always on the wrong side of logic fhn.

[Live&LetMeLive @AnalystsMaker]

@MayorOfNasarawa DonAza explain this case well here:
https://t.co/ZPGgvmfay7