adrian 💐 @234motionboy

Y’all are bashing davido now, December you will buy his ticket snd attend his shows That is why they will never take you slaves seriously

so nobody can dress like a dead tinubu for hallelujah challenge?

Idiot

Davido @davido

14 hours ago

👑🎄 dmwhq.com/residency

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Let’s start telling ourselves the truth . Yes we should vote but it’s very obvious these guys wan print result give us, the question is what do we do when this happens

@Maherpro20 @SarkinMota_AMF Na only for where dem dey police woman dressing dem dey ever see una. All the other ills happening in Northern Nigeria no concern you. Only sex sex sex. Bunch of sexual deviants!

@timidakolo dead guy.

none of my guys fit be old takers as long as we dey alive. proper lads, always on something.

It’s literally 4am in the morning just for me to check my ig notification.. @trippieredd co-sign CANACULATE .. believe me when I say I’M NOT A FOOL I KNOW WHAT I DO. Believe it or not .. my creativity is peak 🔥🔥

@0xtimooo only me and your own from january done pass 40😋

He’s an imbecile I’ve never despised a celeb the way I do davido

Nnamdi 🦅 @_Nsznn

17 hours ago

That guy really wrote the names of Oyo abducted school kids on his jacket while performing in America. 😂 😂 2 weeks after his uncle won, they flew to chill with Wike.

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This na evil country for evil people

MO @_TheLadyMo

a day ago

If you stay around Ketu/Okota, don't buy food from Mama Put for the main-time.

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Tbvh it's not your fault. Your family is in Canada, you have already established a good life for your coming generations. You don't understand that a crazy policy can thwart a life of a poor person like me. You don't understand i have to fight to survive. Enjoy your table.

Timi Dakolo @timidakolo

19 hours ago

Stop making enemies because of politics.

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CCTV visuals from Indonesian mosque shows how inhuman they are; even didn't turn around to look..😳

VeryDarkMan Sends a Strong Message To Davido, Accusing Him Of Hypocrisy And Using His Fans For Political Interests. “Davido, Henceforth, I Don’t Want To See You Talking About Nigerian Politics Again Because You’re a User And a Hypocrite. You Used Your Fans. Stay Out Of Nigerian Politics, Because If You Don’t, I Will Come For You, Finish You And Expose You Completely. You Don’t Care About The People Of Osun Or Nigerians. It’s All About Your Selfish Agenda And Interests. That’s Why Your Uncle Has Done Nothing Since Becoming Governor Of Osun State. No Infrastructure, No Employment, Nothing! With Your Influence And Exposure, One Would Have Expected You To Help Attract Investors, Development And Other Opportunities To Osun State.”

Lmao. This mystical "Nigerian guy at work" told you that a Nigerian cannot integrate to British culture? So I am guessing you want him to leave too?

Migrant Hotel Manager @Migrant_Auditor

2 days ago

Been speaking to the Nigerian guy at work today. Born in Nigeria but moved to London when he was 7 and he has that new London accent to put it nicely. Got onto the subject of multiculturalism and he found the subject hilarious. He told me in his native Nigeria there around 300

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Could the Nigerian media be sabotaging Nigerian democracy? 1. I am beginning to fear that one of the greatest threats to Nigerian democracy may not be the military, the politicians, or even the ballot thieves, but the very journalists entrusted with protecting the public from them. 2. A democracy does not die only when soldiers seize power. 3. Sometimes, it dies quietly, while journalists sit politely and watch politicians dismantle its foundations. 4. Consider the curious spectacle called Nyesom Wike's media chat. 5. Here is a politician who assembles some of Nigeria's supposedly finest journalists, seats himself at an elevated table, almost like a monarch receiving his subjects, while the journalists arrange themselves below him, two or three on either side. 6. And then the performance begins. 7. Wike speaks. They listen. 8. Wike boasts. They nod. 9. Wike makes extraordinary political declarations. They look on like children looking at their parents. 10. He talks about what he has done, what he intends to do, and what nobody can stop him from doing. 11. Yet the people whose profession demands interrogation appear strangely reluctant to interrupt, challenge, demand evidence, or insist on accountability. 12. At what point did journalism become an exercise in watching a politician speak? 13. In serious democracies, whether on the BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera or elsewhere, the journalist is not expected to be intimidated by the office of the person being interviewed. 14. The interviewer represents the public's right to know. 15. But in these Nigerian media spectacles, one wonders whether the journalists have forgotten whom they represent. 16. The politician occupies the throne. 17. The journalists occupy the gallery. 18. And the Nigerian people, whose interests ought to dominate the conversation, become spectators of a carefully arranged political performance. 19. There are also troubling questions about money. 20. Claims from @atiku 's camp has asked how Wike sponsors his media chats. Others believes these journalists are receiving enormous payments for participating in political media engagements. 21. Such allegations require evidence, not mere repetition. 22. But surely Nigerians deserve to know who finances these programmes, what the broadcasters receive, whether individual journalists are compensated, and whether public resources are involved. 23. A journalist who exchanges independence for political favour has not merely sold out his profession, he has mortgaged the public's right to truth. 24. And here lies another contradiction. 25. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the country's highest official, has offered relatively few opportunities for sustained, unscripted questioning by the Nigerian press. 26. Yet Nyesom Wike, who is not the president, enjoys repeated national broadcasting opportunities in which his political declarations often appear to dominate the proceedings. 27. Are these genuine interviews, or are we witnessing the gradual conversion of journalism into political advertising, a psychological operation by the Nigerian journalist? 28. Some Nigerians suspect that the purpose of these appearances is to condition the electorate into believing that the APC's victory in 2027 is inevitable, regardless of public dissatisfaction. 29. Whether that suspicion is correct or not, journalists should be interrogating such narratives, not simply providing the microphones through which they are amplified. 30. The journalist's duty is not to make power comfortable. 31. It is to make power accountable. 32. When Wike makes a questionable claim, ask for evidence. 33. When he boasts about influencing elections, ask whether his conduct respects democratic principles. 34.When he threatens journalists or political opponents, ask what gives him such authority. 35. When he refuses to answer, insist on the question 36. That is journalism 37. Not the carefully folded hands, the nervous smiles Page 1 of 2

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Raymond @ItsTheIroko

2 days ago

Ask the Governor of Zamfara (Dauda Lawal), when he was in PDP, I chased him away. He had money, plus other money I hear he is keeping for somebody. Why did he run away from PDP? He couldn't withstand the firework. - Wike Nyesom Wike will call for media chat, he will not chat

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For a long time, he's been the lonely voice in the jungle crying out. This is the unrepentant stance every influencer and celebrity should take. Posterity will be kind to Tunde Ednut.

they never born the person, man or woman way go send me this kind disrespectful message. lmfao where una dey meet these beasts

Nathan || Outfluencer🥶 @TheNathanWay

2 days ago

That one small, see wetin babe tell me😅 E never reach 1month wey me and am dey catch o

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@thebobbyrn @idkwnametu na matcha

omo i need to quickly do this nysc before they begin wear that hideous adire uniform