The greatest celebration in world football.
Pioneered by a man who
Doesn’t cheat opponents.
Doesn’t defraud opposition,
Doesn’t rely on help from referees,
Doesn’t pretend to be humble.
Beyond one generation,
Beyond just football,
Beyond just one man,
SIUUUUUUUUUUU!
As of 2026,
- Nigeria has 300,000+ illegals migrants from Ghana, Chad, Niger, Cameroon and Benin.
- 870,000 identified foreign nationals overstaying their visas from South Africa, China, India, etc
- 127,000 asylum and refuge seekers majorly from central Africa.
Guess what, Nigerians don’t even care more less going about killing them like you murderers in South Africa.
Gen z I reach your side ,
As you Grow , take education in these topics seriously as they will do you great advantage .
Budget / planning
Money management (key)
Debt management
Insurance
Savings and investment
Life is like highway -we will all overtake ourselves at some point , but we will all get home.
Don’t let the ruse on social media push you to extravagance , LOWKEY people are building towards early retirement . Be armed with sound financial education.
Don’t eat everything you earn and say - “I wan chop the life of my head .
Religion... Religion, this thing called Religion, when we are ready, we will address it.
The Chinese understood the game.
In the 1950s, Mao's government and the Church in China
established, The Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association (CPCA) which aimed to create a "self-governing" church independent of the Vatican and foreign influence.
Mao persecuted christians loyal to Rome,as he viewed papal authority as a form of foreign imperialism and infiltration.
He said: I won't be here as the leader of this country while some man in Rome will issue instructions that will shape the thoughts and opinions of my people.
For better context, read: Mao, The Unknown Story, by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday.
Thank you once again @DavidHundeyin
We are grateful for the work you do.
I studied bonds at a school in New York with mostly bond traders. Our lecturer, a multimillionaire Wall Street retiree, taught as a side gig.
One day, a guy asked me, "Why study bonds? Does Nigeria have bonds?" i was floored.
He wasn’t racist, just ignorant, with little foreign exposure (not a NY resident). He pictured Africa as starving children and famine, like I once thought of Ethiopia until I researched.
My point? When we travel abroad and waste scarce forex, it reinforces their view of us as unserious, wasteful, aid-seeking, and lazy. The West is ignorant for not reading beyond local papers, but we fuel their narrative.
What do Western school administrators think of us? We sell oil, they pay, but we don’t build schools or offer quality education back home. Instead, the 1% take oil money and send their kids and girlfriends abroad. A Western industry thrives on educating less then 1% of Nigerian kids.
Are we ashamed? No. We have foolish pride. Nigeria’s education minister once posted his ward graduating abroad during an ASUU strike. .
Ask a 10-year-old: Should we use scarce forex to train just 1% abroad or use oil money to build schools at home ? They’d rightly say invest at home. Yet, the educated and intellectuals think otherwise.
No civil servant or government employee can afford foreign schooling on a salary. If you say, “My dad has a business,” laws bar government-paid parents from owning businesses except farms.
I don’t mind the stealing—I won’t waste time preaching against it. Just invest 10% of what you steal back home. Educate a poor child, and you empower a community, not just a family
You can’t build islands of prosperity amid seas of despair. And to those poor fools supporting the thieves, (Insert curse words here).
MY 2025 GOALS❤️
Take what belongs to Caesar
Run faster than my shadow
Bite more than I can chew
Eat my cake and have it
Check all that glitters, confirm it's gold
Kill enough birds with one stone
Cut my coat bigger than my size
Bring the light to the entrance of the tunnel.
Does Nigeria need tax reform? Yes
Are you against the reform because it's an executive bill from Tinubu?
Read the merits and demerits of the bill, then make an informed decision
There is no need for insults; we are talking about money and a policy that will affect every single Nigerian
It's your money, your voice and your vote
Please take a listen at the terms and conditions of the recently procured loan of $2.5 billion by Nigeria from the IMF.
Tell me if you feel that the country is on the right path with such a loan.
The president of Nigeria is a CIA asset. This is a bloody threat to Nigeria’s national security and people don’t seem to understand the gravity of this. The GCFR of our Armed forces is accountable to the intelligence agency of another nation.