What does he mean by "it will be very difficult to say you're not aware"? In this tech age with digital footprints? Instead of going after the perpetrators, they're blaming the victims. What's really happening in this country?
THIS LADY’S DAD BOUGHT A NEW SIM AND GOT ARRESTED BY DSS.
“MY DAD BOUGHT AN MTN SIM AND IT BECAME A NIGHTMARE. On 28th July 2025, my dad bought a SIM directly inside an MTN shop and registered it himself with his own NIN. The picture of my dad I put in this video was the day he bought this sim and the MTN shop he bought it from On 30th Nov 2025, DSS arrested him and detained him till 2nd Dec, around 11pm — for a crime committed by the OLD user of that same number. We thought it was over after he was released. On 30th October 2026, Interpol invited him. They had already picked up 5 innocent people my dad had called with the number sometimes around last year, When they investigated, they saw it was the SAME number DSS had arrested him for before. Interpol confirmed no agency informed them he had already been arrested for this same issue. They said DSS did not do their job properly , the system wasn’t updated that this line has been reassigned and has a criminal history. Now they are saying it is an international case and other agencies can still come pick him up. My dad now lives in fear, trauma, sleepless nights for a crime he knows NOTHING about. As his daughter, I can’t even concentrate at work. I am scared something bad will happen to him. This is negligence. How do you sell a SIM that still carries another person’s crime to an innocent Nigerian who registered with his NIN? That is why we are suing MTN for negligence and for all the trauma they have caused my family. We have all evidence of the arrests. No family should go through this.”
Nigerians are no longer discussing how to demand the resuscitation of the power infrastructure, they are now focused on which alternative is cheaper. What country can ever make progress with this breed of citizens? None!
VDM's RATEL solar power vs itel. Let's talk prices.
RATEL:
600W – ₦236,250
1200W – ₦567,000
2400W – ₦897,000
itel:
320Wh – ₦145,200
1000Wh – ₦308,000
2000Wh – ₦629,200
Now the question is simple: which one gives Nigerians better value for their money? Price is one thing, performance is another.
Managed float... A country with weak export capacity and huge import bill has no business leaving its currency to the whim and caprices of market forces.
It seems quite clear that @inecnigeria has chosen #CoverUp & complicity over disclosure & transparency in this matter of the corruption of the voters register for #NigeriaDecides2027.
The Commission now claims this is the work of a few rogue Registration Officers "out in the field". It does not even pretend to take or treat the matter serious.
The Commission had claimed it was investigating. It did not say how. It has not revealed its methodology or process.
Now it has announced its conclusion with no outcomes: how extensive was the corruption? Where are the affected places? How many such fake entries are we looking at? How do they propose to lustrate those responsible from involvement with the process going forward & ensure that the register is credible.
None of this has been disclosed. And it does not appear as if any of this bothers the Commission.
But the most concerning thing is really not the possibility that #INEC is acting with the insouciance of a criminal organisation. Rather it is the indifference of the political parties & their almost resigned lack of attention to this.
Perhaps it is me but I find it incredulous that the political parties fielding candidates in the election have chosen to abandon indignation on this matter to citizens who simply want a credible vote.
Something is not right & I am trying to figure out what it is.
https://t.co/zQmUawgIDH
He hasn't changed it because a car is primarily for movement and that is how those who are contented perceive it. Cars are liabilities and they lose value with time. They also increase your expenses.
There’s this customer of mine who travels to and from the US frequently, buys only branded drugs, and spends really good money on supplements. I’ve been to his house, he lives in a decent bungalow. But he drives a 2007 Highlander, and his wife drives a 2006/2007 Corolla.
Whenever he comes to the office, we gist, and I’m always tempted to ask him why he hasn’t changed his car. Not because I’m judging him or anything, but I’m genuinely curious. Is there a reason, or does he just not care about newer cars? I don’t even know if it’s appropriate to ask.
Nigeria and the Seven Social Sins - my first article in almost a year, please read and respond. I need your encouragement to write more frequently, many ideas in my head. https://t.co/TGjbvKFkXw
What are the pros and cons of buying a car in the UK?
Think: comfort, punctuality, traffic, insurance, fuel/EV, ULEZ/congestion charges/fines, MOT, tax
Ayo if you pay attention closely, the only conversation around development in Nigeria starts and ends with roads that won't last more than 3 weeks after construction. Your points are valid but please remove road construction from your vocabulary repository.
Anyone deliberately misinterpreting my stance on prioritising road infrastructure over real development in the North is being mischievous.
Secure lives and properties.
Provide quality education. Pay attention to rebuilding schools and securing schools
Xabi Alonso was bad today.
Xabi Alonso 100% should be our manager.
Xabi Alonso was shit today.
Xabi Alonso is the right man for the job.
Xabi got it all wrong today.
Xabi absolutely deserves this job.
Xabi made awful decisions today.
Xabi Alonso is our man. End of discussion.
Frank, I've been meaning to ask, is there no hope to revive the "who wants to be a millionaire" program? We can't continue with BBnaija if we want to be a great nation.