How did we get here? I remember when boys had to skillfully peep under a girls skirt, tiptoe to peep through the door when a woman is bathing, drop a mirror on the floor etc just to get a glimpse... Today, nudes are staring us in the face everyday.
"Igbos don't have purchasing power "
But yaribas are the highest beggars on this app. Almost all of them have tweeted their account here while begging.
Meanwhile the two biggest markets recognised in africa are in igbo land.
Yaribas are empty drums that make the loudest noise.
Imagine GBC (An Igbo Company) releasing a commercial that boldly says:
"Use GBC so your house wonโt have to stink anymore when a Yoruba person comes over."
@owolanky ๐คฃ๐คฃGetting filled? This is the only picture all of you have been posting ๐คฃ๐คฃ. Not one person could drive down there, shop and make a video. Yariba too mumu๐คฃ๐คฃ Uncanny birds indeed.
@lagospidia Yariba make me I no longer check @Wikipedia for information because of the way they always edit and spread lies. Once I Google and see Wikipedia on anything concerning Nigeria, I skip it.
โMost Nigerians work hard, especially the Igbos. When the Igbos lead, things are well organized.โ
- Kenyan Federal Minister on Punchline Africa TV.
Better Leadership for a Better Nigeria
After the burial of Dr. Christopher Kolade in Lagos, I travelled to Abuja to participate in the concluding part of the Oxford Global Think Tank Leadership Conference, held at Transcorp Hilton and organised by Mrs. Arunma Oteh, with the theme โBetter Leadership for a Better Nigeria.โ
The conference brought together an inspiring collection of thought leaders and reform-minded Nigerians, including His Highness Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II, Atedo Peterside, Governor Alex Otti, ministers, and other distinguished panellists who shared invaluable insights on governance, ethics, and leadership.
Although I joined during the concluding session, the discussions were deeply engaging. The focus of the conversations revolved around one key idea: that for Nigeria to truly rise, we need leaders who embody compassion, competence, capacity, and courage.
One of the highlights of the conversation was the reminder that a true leader must be a peacemaker โ one who builds bridges rather than walls, and whose leadership unites people in the pursuit of collective progress. As Mandela rightly said, โThe oppressor is a prisoner of hatred; to liberate ourselves, we must liberate the oppressor.โ
This strongly resonates with my long-held belief that Nigeriaโs greatest challenge is not the absence of resources, but the absence of leadership grounded in unity and genuine empathy.
I left the conference even more inspired and reassured that with sustained dialogue, selfless leadership, and national unity, Nigeria can and will emerge stronger.
We must continue to work for a unified Nigeria โ one where leadership reflects the values of equity and compassion, and where every citizen, regardless of background, feels seen, valued, and included in the progress of our dear nation.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Happy 36th birthday, Kechi Okwuchi ๐
One of the only two survivors of the Sosoliso plane crash in December 2005 that claimed 107 lives.
Kechi is a true symbol of strength and resilience!
Another brother just completed this in his village in Ebonyi State!
This Christmas go hot
Once you reach village just video yourself and una mansion and send to us. Minister will share!
This shouldnโt be happening in a country that has law and order!
If her claims are true, the lecturer should be sacked and made to face the Law.
Kindly RT.