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This is to inform you all that the season for land clearing is here again,we help to clear land in preparation for next planting season,we also hire tractor out for clearing.
Comrade Issa Abdulgafar (Saoty)’s revelations on that podcast are quite appalling. Although I found some of his utterances unnecessarily rude, the underlying message is clear and deserves serious attention.
Why should anyone prevent others from donating food to victims of insecurity simply because of political differences? Humanitarian assistance should never be politicised, especially when vulnerable people are suffering.
Perhaps the most disturbing part of his revelation was his admission that, as NAKSS chairman, he could not criticise the government.
If student leaders cannot speak truth to power because of political interests or fear of losing favour, then what exactly is the purpose of student union
Omo waiting them they give them to start saying all of this gan gan
“i dated Hakeem Effect while working for him as a makeup artist. when i wanted to settle down he told me i’m a man i don’t need to settle down.
i thought he was selfish because i was like you have your own family but you don’t want me to start my own family. now i realize he’s right. i knew he was married…” - Woman claims.
When will divorced parents realise that denying their children access to one of their parents can cause serious emotional and psychological harm?
The saddest part is when one parent raises a child with so much hatred and resentment that the child grows up believing the other parent never wanted to be part of their life, when that may not be the truth.
Children born into a failed marriage should never become victims of their parents’ failed relationship. They should not be forced to carry the burden of their parents’ mistakes, suffer emotional trauma, or be manipulated into hating a parent simply because the marriage did not work out.
Your marriage may have failed, but your responsibility as a parent has not. Never let the bitterness of a broken relationship destroy your child’s chance to experience the love of both parents.
Children deserve love, not manipulation; peace, not conflict; and the freedom to build a relationship with both parents without being made to feel guilty for doing so.
Wait all una life revolve around USA visa ?
Replying to @metronaija
The beating isn’t the problem sha… it’s the publicity. Make she comot her mind from anything wey resemble US Visa sha 🥲
NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC REFORMS WHO IS REALLY BENEFITING?
Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, must understand that macroeconomic stability means little to a citizen who can barely afford one decent meal a day.
President Tinubu’s reforms may be improving some macroeconomic indicators, but where are the corresponding improvements in the lives of ordinary Nigerians?
Before Tinubu took office in May 2023, Nigeria was already battling poverty and inflation. In May 2023, headline inflation stood at 22.41%, while the World Bank estimated that inflation had pushed another four million Nigerians into poverty in the first five months of that year.
Today, the World Bank acknowledges that economic stabilisation is progressing, yet poverty remains widespread. In 2025, it estimated that 50.8% of Nigerians about 123 million people lived in extreme poverty under $3 per day international poverty line.
The question is simple: what is the value of economic growth if ordinary people cannot afford food, transportation and other basic necessities?
Our concern is not merely about GDP growth, foreign reserves or government revenue. It is about purchasing power, decent jobs, affordable food and a better quality of life.
Governments at the federal, state and local levels receive public funds to improve citizens’ welfare. Nigerians deserve transparent accounts of how these resources translate into roads, schools, hospitals, agricultural productivity and jobs not just bigger allocations and impressive economic statistics.
Agriculture deserves particular attention. Mechanisation, affordable inputs, rural roads, irrigation, storage and improved market access can increase food production, reduce post-harvest losses and create jobs. Farmers cannot feed the nation effectively when production and transportation costs remain prohibitive.
I acknowledge that economic reforms may require difficult adjustments, and that some indicators are improving. But reforms must ultimately deliver tangible benefits to the people.
My question to President Tinubu and Minister Taiwo Oyedele is this: when will macroeconomic gains translate into microeconomic relief for the average Nigerian?
A country’s economic success should not be measured only by how much its economy grows, but also by how much better its people live.
The ultimate purpose of economic reform must be to make life better for Nigerians not merely to make the numbers look better.
Bae u is smarter than your entire lineage,shaaa no use this brain cross for oshodi
You see how Nigerian youths are missing it
BEA U or what is his name has 5 mins to ask dangote questions
He didn’t ask him about effect of fuel pricing in a deregulated market
He didn’t ask him about impact of fuel subsidy removal
He didn’t ask him about govt policy and unemployment and how he can help the masses since he is close to the govt
He didn’t ask him about impact of global war on economy
He is asking dangote to come and attend curiosity made me ask
And these are supposed to be leaders of tomorrow
If you have an 80-plus-year-old father, you will understand how stubborn and rigid they can sometimes be. Whenever we want my father to change his mind or do something he has firmly sworn never to do, we usually have to plan a “coup” behind his back.
We gather ourselves minimum of 12-15 of us especially when he is in our hometown, and discuss our approach. All of us must agree and speak with one voice before we can convince him to accept whatever we are asking of him.
The truth is that they can be even more stubborn when they are financially independent and do not rely on any of their children for their survival.
The man may probably get what he wanted,many people will intervene but honestly the man may still not get full access to Baba
That Okoya son does not appear to be genuinely interested in making peace with his father. I suspect that some people who lack the courage to confront Madam Shade Okoya directly may be looking for ways to fight her through the back door.
If you have failed to reconcile with your father for over 30 years, your father is now in his late 80s, and you are 66 years old, do you honestly believe that the best way to resolve such a longstanding family dispute is through social media attacks against the very person who has the greatest influence over him?
The most disturbing part is setting up a camera and involving your own wife in such a sensitive conversation, especially when your father may not even have known of her existence before now




























