I have consistently continued to respectfully appeal to those in office today to prioritise reconstruction and maintenance of existing roads and other infrastructure over commencing new ones.
I left someone in Onitsha on Saturday night to take the first bus to Lagos on Sunday morning. Until I left Lagos at 8 pm yesterday, he had not arrived in Lagos. He only arrived in Lagos at about 2 pm today. A journey that usually takes a maximum of 8 hours now takes nearly two days.
This is not just about bad roads. It is about lost man-hours, stranded passengers sleeping on highways, wasted fuel, damaged vehicles, delayed goods, and businesses losing millions of naira.
Nigerians do not need new projects just for the headlines. We need functional roads that make life and economic activity possible.
A government must understand that infrastructure is not necessarily about the size of the project; it is about the number of lives and livelihoods it improves.
A new Nigeria is POSSIBLE, and Nigeria will be OK. -PO
For THREE WEEKS, Fulani jihadists held a pastor - our brother in Christ in Nigeria captive😔
They kidnapped him, starved him, and beat him for three weeks... for the name of Jesus. 💔
Don't look away from the reality our brothers and sisters in Nigeria are facing.
They don't get to look away.
They don't get to ignore it, the way the world is ignoring them. 😔
Our God has called us to stand WITH them, not against them. Not silent but WITH them 🔥
Please lift this Pastor up in prayer,
Lift Nigeria up in your prayers
Lift your voice for Nigeria and never stop speaking on our brothers and sisters being persecuted in Nigeria and don't stop.
#PrayForNigeria
#PersecutedChurch
#WeAreOneBody
Five Years After, Rev. Tanko Bulus Barnabas Wastes Away in Military Detention for Training Plateau Christian Communities to Defend Themselves Against Islamic Terrorists https://t.co/8JO47xVknj
When you have grown men climbing high-voltage transmission lines, willingly risking instant electrocution and leaving their charred corpses hanging from the lines just to strip a few meters of copper wire for a quick meal, you are no longer dealing with a normal economic crisis.
You are dealing with a catastrophic collapse of basic human reasoning and a total evaporation of civic morality.
The immediate reaction from the usual commentators is always a torrent of misplaced sentimentality, blaming the government, blaming poverty, and crying about how "desperation" drove them to it.
Poverty does not turn off your survival instinct, nor does it force you to become a parasite that cuts off electricity to a whole hospital or neighborhood.
That is a deliberate, suicidal choice driven by an absolute disregard for the rule of law and the community's survival.
The grim reality is that a society cannot build a future when its citizens are actively cannibalizing the very infrastructure keeping them alive.
When the fear of poverty completely overrides the fear of a 33,000-volt currents, the rot has reached the bone.
We are witnessing the literal death of civic order, one transmission line at a time.
🚨DEAR GOD!!!!
A BLACK MALE IN DETROIT HAS JUST SH0T AND K*LLED A WOMAN OUTSIDE OF A LIQUOR STORE AND INJURED ONE OTHER ON CAMERA.
...COMPLETELY UNPROVOKED EX*CUTION, THEY NEVER SAW IT COMING!!!!!
WE DON'T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS!!!!
“Look at this bus transporting catfish. All the catfish have di€d inside the vehicle because of the gridlock.”💔🥲
—Passenger laments over the severe gridlock on the Agbor–Edo expressway, following the bad condition of the road.
A man was seen in Lagos bringing out yam from the gutters and when he was asked he claimed he's preserving it.
Please when did putting yam deep inside gutters become a way of preserving it.
Is this even healthy
The Muslim Brotherhood terrorists learned something terrifying about the West: sometimes, if you dress extremism in the language of activism, parts of the West will defend the accused before they hear the victims.
When Muslim Brotherhood terrorists are accused of violence or extremism, too often the story becomes about their suffering, their grievances, their victimhood. Meanwhile, the real victims become statistics, forgotten names, or inconvenient stories.
The West should remember the girls whose abuse was ignored, the women whose pain was doubted, and the children whose terror was turned into political argument. Every time the West romanticises an extremist while forgetting a victim, another family learns that the institutions meant to protect them may instead explain away their suffering.
One day, the children of the West will be old enough to ask:
"You knew what Muslim Brotherhood terrorists believed. You heard the warnings. You saw the victims. Why were you more afraid of offending extremists than of protecting us?"
And that will be the tragedy: the West may discover that while it was busy finding excuses for Muslim Brotherhood terrorists, its own children were waiting for someone to find the courage to defend them.
Mrs. Calista Ifedi, a food vendor in Enugu, was taken from Igboland and detained in a faraway prison in the North in 2021.
She passed away in detention after five years without trial. She was a mother and a wife.
May her soul rest in the bosom of the Lord. 🙏🏽
Migrant living in Sweden says the country will be muslim in 50 years and he puts Islam first, saying he supports Sharia law and would never fight for Sweden if there was a war with a muslim country but stand with his "brothers and sisters" https://t.co/cXmp1Fz2Wa
They will never assimilate, think about it, what more can he be given?
The country that just hands him out money, housing and a chance at normal life, opportunities for him and probably his entire family and he's still thinking about Sharia law and bringing his way of life instead of being grateful and respecting Swedish people and laws.
President Tinubu has signed the Electoral Act 2026, and it removes certificate forgery as a ground for challenging election results at tribunals. Politicians can no longer be disqualified over fake credentials. But for hardworking Nigerians, submitting a fake certificate means job loss, blacklisting, and prosecution. For the political class, the rules are different. A double standard has been written into law, and the 2027 elections will be contested under this new reality.
🚨 TRAGEDIA EN INDIA 🚩⚠️ || Niño de 6 años muere en su salón de clases tras ser golpeado por su maestraUn trágico suceso conmociona al estado de Andhra Pradesh, India. Pranay Teja, un pequeño de apenas seis años, falleció dentro del aula del Little Garden School luego de recibir un castigo físico por parte de su profesora, identificada como Anuradha.
📉 Los hechos grabados en video
Las cámaras de seguridad del colegio captaron el momento exacto de la agresión. En las imágenes se observa cómo la docente abofetea al menor en la mejilla por no haber entregado la tarea. Segundos después del golpe, el niño se queda completamente inmóvil y se desploma en el suelo.
🏥 Traslado de emergencia
El personal educativo intentó reanimar a Pranay en el lugar y lo trasladó de urgencia al King George Hospital. Lamentablemente, los médicos confirmaron que llegó sin signos vitales. Los primeros reportes apuntan a que un paro cardíaco, fulminado por el pánico y el fuerte susto, pudo causar el deceso. Sin embargo, la policía espera los resultados de la autopsia para determinar si el menor padecía alguna condición médica previa.
⚖️ Exigencia de justicia
La difusión del video provocó la indignación inmediata de la comunidad. Los padres y familiares de la víctima se manifestaron enfurecidos a las afueras del colegio y del hospital, exigiendo el arresto de la maestra y sanciones severas contra la dirección del plantel. Las autoridades policiales ya abrieron una investigación formal para esclarecer el caso.
In South Africa, the ANC hands out a water tank during election season and calls it governance.
Thirty years in power, and the flagship achievement on the campaign trail is a plastic tank, not a functioning municipal water system, not fixed infrastructure, just a tank, wheeled out with cameras rolling and comrades smiling for the gallery.
This is what "service delivery" has been reduced to, a photo-op standing in for policy, a handout standing in for a plan. The taps have been dry for years. The pipes are corroded. The reservoirs are neglected. But none of that matters as long as there's a banner, a tank, and a chance to remind the community who to vote for in four weeks.
It's not development. It's a transaction dressed up as generosity, solve nothing, fix nothing, just show up with a tank and ask for another term.
Pakistani Muslims destroy and vandalize churches in Pakistan, but build mosques in the West. This is a church in Pakistan that Muslims attacked.
Mosques must be treated the same way in the West.