if you can't beat them, then stop fighting them . don't join them cos they won't trust you ( Aura for Aura) 🫠
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To every Nigerian going through hardship right now—don’t let temporary pain push you into permanent regret. Tough times can cloud your judgment, but decisions made in desperation can cost you your future, your freedom, and your peace. No matter how hard it gets, don’t trade your values for quick escape. Stay strong, stay patient, and stay clean. Your story is not over yet, this phase will pass, but the consequences of wrong choices can last forever. Hold on, better days are coming.
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The audacity to talk about Igbo people meanwhile Urhobo is way behind and can't boast of any single development in the past 100 years.
Imagine every riffraff want to advice the Igbo people
Igbos (the South-East) lack development compared to other regions because they don't have leaders who put the masses first; The marginalization wouldn't be this bad if the leaders act right. In the National Assembly, Igbos are represented across all SE states, yet the elected ones play politics instead of doing their jobs. Same goes for the governors as well, and state level leaders.
Many Igbos also claim to be the developers of other regions, often trying to attribute the success of those states to themselves. Now the question is, why not put the same effort in your states and invest in the said estates, trade, and commerce? You can't claim to be developing other regions when an argument arises whereas you own states lacks the basic infrastructures you argue about. And this is for the elites residing in other regions.
Odumeje is partially right, the Nigerian government has marginalized the South-East to a certain degree, but the "damage to the Igbo people" is mostly caused by the Igbo leaders themselves, and the elites in general. The FG is made up of state leaders which the South-East are a major part of, and the region also have prominent public figures across all sectors. Hold them accountable.
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The kidnappers DSS arraigned whom involved in the terrible kidnap of the NYSC members at IMO State are:
IBRAHIM JIJI from Ogun State
AMINU HALIRU from Kwara State
MOHAMMED ALI from Oyo State
USMAN ALIYU from Kwara State
BABANGIDA ALIYU from Kwara.
Use this information however you like
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Sowore clashes with a lawyer in court over being called a “tout.” In Nigeria, even courtrooms are becoming arenas for drama. But should activism excuse disrespect for court procedures?
EFCC responds to calls for an audit of VDM’s NGO funds. If public money and donations are involved, shouldn’t transparency be compulsory for VDM?
Paul Biya returns to Cameroon after weeks abroad, yet questions about leadership and succession remain. What happens when a country’s future appears tied to one old man?
Suleman challenges Osayi’s claim of visiting heaven. If two men of God disagree over a heavenly experience, how is an ordinary believer supposed to judge?
Then Peter Obi’s diaspora remittance comment raises the biggest irony: you vote for bad leaders, complain about their governance, then depend on relatives abroad to pay your bills. Tell me, does this make any sense? Peter Obi might have some point
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This soldier was k1lled by the
NDLEA. They claimed he brought out a jack knife 🗡️ to attack them in that case they shot him 3 times till he gave up knowing fully well he is a soldier, the Nigerian government needs to do something about this security agencies rivalry.
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Colombia has withdrawn from The Hague Group, joining Bolivia and Honduras, which have also left the group.
Colombia's Foreign Minister, Omar Bula, said the group was created to isolate and attack Israel, adding that his government rejects that approach.
Three countries have now walked away from the group. This is a significant diplomatic development in the ongoing international debate over Israel.
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Islam has really taken over yoruba land, they're now burying their dead without coffin ⚰️
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Please someone should check up on @Onsogbu @EmmyPromise71 @GoziconC @ibekemed.
Let's know the type of igbo apc they belong to.
Are they going to deny being igbo entirely.
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You will never see EFCC begging Igbo youths to join them.
You will never see NDLEA begging Igbo youths to join them.
You will never see FRSC begging Igbo youths to join them.
It's always the Army.
What happened to Yoruba, Ijaw, Edo and Calabar youths? Why is it only Igbo youths they want to send to the frontline?
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Watching this video, you will almost cry for Yoruba people 😭
Look at the stronghold of where many APC supporters live, 99% of Yoruba people who live in this place can lay down their lives for APC.
King Mitchy visited them and did what the government couldn't do for them.
