@ugxmxz@NigeriaStories But when the Nigerian government talks about restructuring, all Igbo leaders don’t want to leave Nigeria. They want Port Harcourt included with them, while all people in Rivers State say they don’t want to be part of Igbo.
The only good thing that comes out of Igboland are women
@ugxmxz@NigeriaStories Igbo people need to learn a few things from the Yoruba: respecting elders, patience, fashion, humility, wisdom, education, politics, music, movies, manufacturing, loyalty, and how to develop their own land…add yours
I’m a grown adult who has lived through the presidencies of Babangida, Abdulsalami, Abacha, Obasanjo, Yar’Adua, Jonathan, Buhari and now Tinubu. Having witnessed all these administrations firsthand, I can confidently say this: Tinubu stands out as the best of them all, by far.
Ogun: signing a ₦7bn seaport deal.
Anambra: Obi vs Soludo—still fighting over who gets the political bragging rights.
One state is talking infrastructure; the other is giving us another episode of political rivalry. 😂
#anambrastate#ogunstate
@ugxmxz@NigeriaStories Last week, Ogun was signing a ₦7bn seaport deal while Anambra was busy fighting over Obi vs Soludo. Yoruba are building the future; Igbo are still arguing over the past…
You see una life.
@General_Somto Denmark won’t approve your child’s name because you removed “Chukwu” from it. 😂
So why remove Chukwu from the name? Are you suddenly ashamed of Chukwu?
Write “Chukwuebuka “ to them and not Ebuka!
@prinxe_B I never knew David Umahi was this good. In fact, he’s one of the best ministers in Nigeria—and he’s focused on work, not content creation like Peter Obi. 😂
#nigeria#nigeria2027#nigeriapolitics
@ruffydfire If the contestants are different, you should expect a different result. If the contestants and dynamics remain the same, don’t expect a different outcome. That’s the fact.
#nigeria#nigeria2027#nigeriapolitics
@instablog9ja Alex Otti is the only short man in Nigeria who seems allergic to trouble. 😂 The others—El-Rufai, Rufai Oseni and Seun Okinbaloye—carry trouble like a full-time job.