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kelly opara retweeted
She met these Igbo men on the street of Japan and they didn’t believe she’s igbo too 😂 🇯🇵
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Under this APC government, doing the right thing in Nigeria can cost you your position, office or job.
Standing with the people, and by the truth can cost you your office in Nigeria.
A sitting governor in Nigeria requested the commissioner of Police in his state to give him clearance to deploy 500 rogues, to act as fake police officers in the state for this electioneering period.
But the commissioner declined. The governor sent his boys to attack opposition members thinking the commissioner of police will form ignorance since he is the one whom the boys are working for, but the CP arrested some of them and detained them despite all the plea that they are governor's boys.
The governor used his connection in Abuja, lied about the CP, and requested that he should be taken out of the state.
Today 5th of November, that commissioner of Police has been replaced 😭😭😭😭
Everyday we Nigerians will be accusing the police for not doing the right thing, for not standing by the truth, for being biased. But today a serving commissioner of Police who chose to uphold the law, stand by the truth, and not allow his conscience to be bought by a sitting corrupt governor over politics. A commissioner of police who refused a governor the opportunity to bring in criminals with guns as fake police officers to unalive the citizens of the state in the name of politics, has just been removed from office.
If you people in Abuja think this thing is a secret, please be informed that PIDOM is aware.
kelly opara retweeted
Wen it comes to sex in marriage is a deep understanding were many get it wrong well listen to this very very important has a married person @Temmy_omoileri
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I love these videos. Whoever is making them should keep them coming. This is oke thing I've prayed and hoped that Nigerians will learn: the power of many.
Election integrity is enforced by the people. Your civic duty doesn't end with casting your vote; you must also protect it.
Your vote belongs to you, not Peter Obi.
Voting and going home in Nigeria is akin to going in at night and leaving your doors open in a rough neighbourhood; YOU WILL BE ROBBED!
Your civic responsibility starts with picking up your voters card, continues with casting your vote, and ends with protecting your vote up to collation level.
Nigerians, let 2023 not repeat itself. "Rig and die" should be an action, not just words.
kelly opara retweeted
Northern Nigerian Woman explains why she wouldn’t allow her daughter to marry certain tribes in Nigeria, but Igbo people….
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Governor Alex Otti did not spend ₦10 billion installing a solar mini-grid at the Government House. Instead, the solar mini-grid was installed on a public facility.
He reported the project as completed “We have successfully done it”, unlike many politicians who only make promises and say “We will.”
Alex Otti made governance look easy. God bless Governor Alex Otti, God bless Prof. Nnenna Oti, and God bless Ndi Abia.
TINUBU GOD WILL TAKE YOUR LIFE…
GOD GOVERNANCE IS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE…
UP UNTILL TODAY WE NO SEE CNG BUSES 😓😡
kelly opara retweeted
RIG and DIE is backed by the Nigerian constitution as explained by Festus Keyamo CON SAN in this clip.
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“The people of Cross River State should emulate Kano State and others. In Kano, you won’t hear anyone asking how to protect their votes on election day because everyone is actively involved as an election agent. You cannot rig an election in my state and get away with it.”
— NDC Vice Presidential Candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso, speaking at the ongoing town hall meeting in Cross River State.
kelly opara retweeted
Egusi soup is made by West Africans in different ways same way Palm nut is used to make soup in west Africa.
Opeyemi ezi, only Igbos make Ofeakwu the way they do same as only Urhobos, Isokos make Banga the way they do.
Few months ago some of your tribes people were dragging Egusi why didn't you say anything on that day?
Olodo, now you understand there's something like shared culture.
Leemao, iti mpataka.
kelly opara retweeted
My grandma dodging bullets trying to cook the ofe ọha they invented in Ojukwu’s lab with fire from the blasts 😂
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A lady from Kenya gets angry because some Yorubas are asking her to stop talking about Igbo men,that Igbos are not the only tribe in Nigeria.chai Yorubas and jealousy sha 😩
