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Good Governance Is All I Ask FYI- Democracy Is A Scam!!!
Joined May 2022
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They keep pretending they don't know that the west is the perpetrators, yet the west are the benefactors of all the resource deals, they bank all their lootings and all the stashed cash the comprado class hid are in their currencies 🙄
They should keep deceiving themselves.
You people keep deliberately misreporting and mis-framing this situation as a "Tinubu" issue instead of a "who put Tinubu in office for what reason" issue, and you know exactly what you are doing.
As if anybody "elected" Tinubu. Which election did he win?! Did you vote for him?? Because you are desperately avoiding the elephant in the room - that the US government PUT HIM THERE SPECIFICALLY TO SIGN EXTRACTIVE "DEALS" LIKE THIS - the next trick is to frame it deceptively like this.
You're busy beating the actual oyibo thief with a feather and making this about Tinubu, as if that incontinent old baga is the one making any decisions in Nigeria. K'eyin kuro fucking l'ona jor! Disingenuous asshats
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This is the kind of "opposition" Nigerians love. Sue the presidency in a court that is under the authority of the Chief Justice who is appointed by the presidency.
1,000 motion, 0 movement.
If you tell them that they'd get a much bigger result if they came out in numbers and blockaded the US embassy in Abuja like the Nigeriens did the French embassy in Niamey 3 years ago, they'll tell you "Why don't you come to Nigeria and do it yourself? CIA man!"
Make una continue to dey whine una selves. Continue to "hold your leaders accountable" by suing them in Kekere-Ekun's court, and "voting them out" with an INEC that receives funding from the US government under a commissioner that is an APC member.
And when it doesn't work, do it again. If it didn't work the first 569,000 times you already did it, try it another 697,000,000 times. When you're reaching the end of the 55 years you are statically likely to survive as a Nigerian and you're finally realising nothing has changed, instead of telling your kids to do the opposite of what you did, tell them "nIgEriA iS cUrSed, dO aNythInG yOu cAn tO mOvE tO cAnaDa".
Very wise people, Nigerians. 🥲
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Preachers say outrageous things all the time, but this is probably the wildest utterance I have ever heard from any of them.
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Oops!
The US Navy just lost ANOTHER underwater drone in the Persian Gulf. It was found lost, confused, alone, naked and afraid.
You can't just drop your toys here to test them. This is not the Pacific. This is the Strait of Hormuz, where we know every plankton by name and they all are on our payroll.
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You people keep deliberately misreporting and mis-framing this situation as a "Tinubu" issue instead of a "who put Tinubu in office for what reason" issue, and you know exactly what you are doing.
As if anybody "elected" Tinubu. Which election did he win?! Did you vote for him?? Because you are desperately avoiding the elephant in the room - that the US government PUT HIM THERE SPECIFICALLY TO SIGN EXTRACTIVE "DEALS" LIKE THIS - the next trick is to frame it deceptively like this.
You're busy beating the actual oyibo thief with a feather and making this about Tinubu, as if that incontinent old baga is the one making any decisions in Nigeria. K'eyin kuro fucking l'ona jor! Disingenuous asshats
This is why we keep saying - elect a leader who is not compromised.
That secret $700 billion mineral deal the Tinubu administration just signed with the US? That's the price of having a president with baggage.
When the US government refused to release Tinubu's files, it wasn't doing him a favor. It was a transaction.
Once foreign powers have dirt on your president, they will squeeze him. The US under Donald Trump has been hunting for critical minerals worldwide. Nigeria is rich ground, and Tinubu gave them the perfect opening.
He traded your children's future to bury his past. Quietly. No debate, no transparency.
We are cooked.
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Never trust Europeans. Trump is just a very unfiltered version of the West. They make agreements they dont intend to keep, they work with criminals to undermine countries and they steal what they dont have.
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I dig so deep into psychology that I question every belief I hold. I sometimes fear I am shielding myself from truth to protect what I stand for. Yet whenever I force myself to be pragmatic, the conclusion remains: listen to the pan-Africanists.
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Hey @TRobinsonNewEra, are you aware of this? Please do not chase them away. This is the type of importation the UK needs. Since you don’t fancy Muslim “invasion,” I guessing you wouldn’t mind Christians flooding in, I mean, as a Christian Nationalist.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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If what God cannot do doesn't exist, we should see it in Nigeria's hospitals, schools, streets, and government before we export the slogan to Manchester.
Filling old Trafford is logistics, not proof of God exists.
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The real face of the Orange Man who just secured access to Nigeria’s $700 billion worth of minerals.
This is how the so-called American democracy actually operate, and exactly where your African politicians are learning their tricks from.
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Gen Z and Gen Alpha…Africa is in your hands o.
These millennials and older generation are GONE.
Religion has eaten their brains and…no offense but they ain’t getting out.
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Iran owns and control it's natural resources,refuse US and other western jackals from stealing it. Why a gallon of fuel in Iran 3.8 ltrs sell so cheap 0.01 cents. Same in any other sovereign anti imperialist nation. The reverse is @NigeriaGov 1,500 Naira perkg going to 3,000Naira
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French corporation,Total Energies, takes over the largest internal gas project in Nigeria. That deal gives it access to solely control 1/3 of the entire gas project in Bonny Island (estimated to produce 20-30 million tones annually).
Next, the domestic regulator, NMDPRA, is transitioning to 100% open market.
You know what that means? Prepare yourselves for higher gas prices.
That’s what happens when your resources are handed over to capitalist vultures who only care about profit.
That’s what happens when your president is in bed with Emmanuel Macron.
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We will not stop until Africans understand that there are colonial-induced consumer habits, and the fawning that comes with such consumerism, that are deeply harmful to the continent, especially when you consider the exploitation the continent itself endures to produce these shiny products.
“The iPhone Cult Phenomenon And Its Hidden Cost”
My latest report for the @Spearhead_Af .
The Iphone Cult Phenomenon And Its Hidden Cost in Africa
The recent launch of Apple's iPhone 18 predictably became another installment in the now-familiar annual consumerist spectacle that characterises Apple device launches, complete with live in-store events and smug influencers unboxing their new gadgets in front of their drooling audience.
To many, this familiar yearly routine is just a routine consumer event that hurts nobody and has no wider significance. To those in the know however, there are multiple sinister undertones of African child exploitation, brutal colonial economics, and severe African cultural degradation that are hiding under the cover of the seemingly harmless festival of consumerism surrounding Apple, its business model and its device launches.
Senior reporter @Big_Mck goes under the hood to examine what exactly makes this annual consumer extravaganza possible, and why from an African perspective, there is absolutely nothing to celebrate here.
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The Iphone Cult Phenomenon And Its Hidden Cost in Africa
The recent launch of Apple's iPhone 18 predictably became another installment in the now-familiar annual consumerist spectacle that characterises Apple device launches, complete with live in-store events and smug influencers unboxing their new gadgets in front of their drooling audience.
To many, this familiar yearly routine is just a routine consumer event that hurts nobody and has no wider significance. To those in the know however, there are multiple sinister undertones of African child exploitation, brutal colonial economics, and severe African cultural degradation that are hiding under the cover of the seemingly harmless festival of consumerism surrounding Apple, its business model and its device launches.
Senior reporter @Big_Mck goes under the hood to examine what exactly makes this annual consumer extravaganza possible, and why from an African perspective, there is absolutely nothing to celebrate here.
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They kill our progressive leaders then accuse us of electing corrupt leaders.
