"We are NOT living in Nigeria, we are ALREADY walking dead people!
So this 2027, as APC try to intimidate NDC,
Let it be Stone for støne 🪨
Stick for Stick
Nigeria must change by fire by force!"
LOSE YOUR FEAR!
Thank you mama!
This is the ONLY LANGUAGE APC UNDERSTANDS‼️
The crisis in Nigeria requires urgent international awareness. We cannot turn a blind eye to the profound injustice, tragic loss of lives, and severe abuse targeted at women. Every individual deserves dignity, safety, and justice. 🇳🇬
I thank Tinubu a lot.
If not for anything, for at least exposing every single person we grew up respecting - revealing them for the fools that they are.
Yoruba Nollywood has been the most revealing. An entire harem of asslicking elderly morons.
These terrorists kidnapped the occupants of these vehicles, went live on tiktok and started asking viewers if they should burn the cars or not.
This is a country with a President?
On what ground are you lunatics campaigning for Tinubu to come back as President?
“If you are my fan, please vote for Peter obi, you see me, na Peter obi I Dey vote for”.
This is how to do it, not sitting on the fence acting a pussy!
God bless you Mr P.
World Poverty Day: Why Nigeria Should Have Declared Today a Public Holiday
Today is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. Sadly, Nigeria has become a symbol of the global poverty crisis. The rising poverty rate, from 40.1 per cent in 2019 to 56.2 per cent in 2023 and an estimated 63 per cent in 2026, shows how a country can move progressively backwards while those in authority appear unconcerned.
Millions of Nigerians are now struggling to live, to afford food, and access healthcare. Yet, government narratives often paint a different picture. What meaning does economic growth have when citizens are getting poorer, hungrier, and more insecure? Progress must be measured by improvements in people’s lives.
As poverty deepens, the government should genuinely show concern. Perhaps today should have been declared a public holiday, not for celebration, but for national reflection on how a country so richly endowed with human and natural resources has allowed poverty to overcome it.
Poverty is not Nigeria’s destiny. With competent leadership, prudent management of public resources, investment in education and healthcare, and support for agriculture and small businesses, we can reverse this trend.
A new Nigeria where no citizen goes to bed hungry and where every citizen lives in dignity is POssible and OK. -PO