The current situation of Nigeria seems to disturb foreigners and those in the diaspora more than the people living in the country...
It's as if many Nigerians at home have become numb to the poverty, the killings, and the insecurity almost like suffering has been normalised?
I was having a conversation with a top Nigerian politician two days ago. I mentioned, “It seems like Baba Buhari might be dead.” He asked, “How did you come to that conclusion?” I replied, “He’s currently sick and receiving treatment at a hospital in London.
A few Northern governors are also in London, along with several top politicians. The Nigerian Ambassador to the UK has been unusually busy receiving high-profile guests.”
He responded, “That’s not enough to confirm he’s dead.”
Only Nigeria can match Jamaica’s energy. Two powerhouses of the Black world. #UnityCup2025
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Affliction shall not arise a second time. In Jesus’ Name. Nahum 1:9.
Declare and pray this a lot in November !
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It’s Official 😁🌟
I would love your support on this journey! Road to MNUK 👑
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Every like, share, and vote means the world to me. Let's make this dream a reality together! 🙏💚
#Ufuoma4MissNigeriaUK
Happy New Month ,
May the month of September bring us great joy and wins🙏🙏
I officially begin my Miss Nigeria UK contest campaign and I’m so excited
Your every support will go a long way
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Werey ni Damola 😂
Everything that happened at #NottingHillCarnival2024 😂😂😂😂
Jamaicans know how to parttttttyyyyyyyyy! 😮💨
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Writers always want to do the right things. Ask questions but the silence and the hypocrisy spaces suddenly develop when it involves a writer that has access is wild.
Tolu was a part of a totalitarian government who murdered Nigerians in cold blood. People could not protest. They were killed.
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A proud day for Nigerians everywhere.
From Ojude Oba to Paris Fashion Week to the closing song of the Lv Paris Fashion Week Show by AG to the Nigerian Photographers killing the game.
Creativity is the new oil. We up and the creativity & entertainment industry are truly the hope bringer and greatness that is Nigeria.
The Yoruba are one of the largest cultural groups in Africa. Currently, there are about 40 million Yoruba world-wide. The Yoruba have been living in advanced urban kingdoms for more than 1,500 years.
Ijebu
The idea of freedom is inspiring. But what does it mean? If you are free in a political sense but have no food, what's that? The freedom to starve?
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Throwback to when Tunde Onakoya came to Ibadan to transform the lives of the homeless kids living under Mokola bridge. A true king I stan 👑❤️














