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Le plus beau voyage, c’est celui qu’on n’a pas encore fait. #CFC

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Lol. It’s only in Nigeria that corruption and subversion of justice is “smart”. Donkeys ruled by donkeys.

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Black man too wicked

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@Khaleepharr @Olamide0fficial *have

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@Khaleepharr @Olamide0fficial He’s the governor, nothing of that scale happens in the state without his approval. We still so many unanswered questions and zero accountability till date.

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@tundeojerinde_ If someone who own 5 Rolls-Royces couldn’t survive these harsh policies, what chance do 90 million Nigerians living in multidimensional poverty in 2023 and likely more by now—have? Babatunde, use your brain. It’s not just for decoration.

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@tobicomm It would be a different if she hadn’t lived these experiences firsthand or telling lies. Just because this is the reality for Nigerians doesn’t make it normal.

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@temite If you want to power through and build, fine, but don’t go dismissing others reality as just attacks.

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@temite Sharing your experience of terror isn’t an attack, it’s the harsh reality for everyday Nigerians. It’s a bit rich to downplay these experiences or call them anger or attacks when so many innocent lives have been lost.

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@ChuksEricE Nigerian police is more like a criminal gang than law enforcement. If you like keep denying your reality, na you sabi.

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@parrticulars @cchukudebelu It’s great you thought about your vulcaniser, but now take a moment to think about those in the northeast and other states that aren’t Lagos or Abuja. Picture the kids in Borno who’ve lost loved ones to terror. Let’s be honest—there’s nothing fair or balanced here.

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@kayywrites @cchukudebelu What else is there to experience in Nigeria? A good life? Let’s not kid ourselves. Nigerians live with constant insecurity, unpredictability, and fear. Anyone who’s been there long enough knows this, and pretending otherwise out of false patriotism won’t change a thing.

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@kunledavidz @Chxta @KemiBadenoch Rishi and Priti Patel are British-born and raised—Indian heritage, yes, but no firsthand experience of India. Kemi, on the other hand, actually spent part of her childhood in Nigeria, so when she talks about it, she’s speaking from experience. That’s the difference.

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@ayosogunro How did we jump to the conclusion that PO was begging him, just from a photo?

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@DayoOluyede @ayosogunro @PoliceNG @DeleFarotimi Exactly the reaction they aim for—intimidation, fear, and control over how you perceive what’s right or wrong.

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@AderemiSalako @T_Vohdz @oluwalanre2 @thecableng @MTNNG @taiwoyedele You’re holding a device with internet access and still believe a company pays 200 billion a month in taxes without checking? That’s exactly why they lie so boldly—they’re counting on you not to Google it. Don’t make it so easy for them. 😂

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@channelstv Last election, one candidate promised higher taxes and squeezing Nigerians dry, while the other talked about cutting waste. Guess who they all queued behind? The one promising tax hikes. Now they’re shocked he’s actually doing it? Our elites are useless.

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@MoghaluKingsley Just take a stand, even if it ruffles feathers or gets you labeled. If the glass is nearly empty, pretending it’s full won’t fill it up. Someone has to call it as it is whether it makes people uncomfortable or not. Truth doesn’t need to be liked, it just needs to be said.