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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Dear Igbo people, please do everything within your power to reject the spread of Islam in your land. Learn from the mistakes and experiences of others before it becomes too late.
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Kiru LGA Kano state!!!
Obi / Kwankwaso.
Date: 20th October,2026
Keep playing!!!
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Minister of justice - Yoruba
CBN Governor - Yoruba
IG of police - Yoruba
IG of Custom - Yoruba
NYSC - Yoruba
Chief of army staff - Yoruba
Minister of solid minerals - Yoruba
Defense staff - Yoruba
Director bank of Agric. - Yoruba
Benk of industry - Yoruba
DSS - Yoruba
Minister of finance - Yoruba
Minister of interior - Yoruba
EFCC - Yoruba
Anthony General of Fed. - Yoruba
Immigration - Yoruba
Inland revenue service - Yoruba
Chairman Mortgage Bank - Yoruba
This is the type of one Nigeria they preach, where one section controls everything.
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Sanwo Oku is NOT responsible for Lekki TollGate
Peter Obi IS responsible for Ezu River
Which logic is this?
Me: EWEDULOGIC
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Go and read the ahiara declaration by emeka ojukwu, he saw tomorrow and explicitly stated all that igbos need to know.. igbos have always been ahead and saw the future I hope the rest of us can learn from them
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Ichafu or nothing
It is an Igbo thing
It is Igbo tradition
It is Igbo culture
It is Igbo heritage
Any tribe is free to wear dem
But it is from the Igbos
Know this and know peace.
Make Ichafu Great Again
#IgboAmaka
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
"Joash Amupitan, the APC member heading INEC, we will announce our PRIVATELY COLLATED RESULTS for the 2027 election…..
If you like do conference from now till tomorrow….."
— Nigerian man clears Joash Amupitan
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s government gave out ₦5 billion to 100,000 Deltans. That is ₦50,000 per beneficiary.
If this ₦5 billion, properly invested in productive industry, can create hundreds of direct jobs and many more indirect jobs, build businesses around it and continue creating value for years.
So the question is: why are we sharing money to buy people because of election, while communities across Delta are still crying for electricity, jobs and basic infrastructure?
If government can find ₦5 billion for empowerment, why can it not show the same urgency in restoring electricity to communities that have lived in darkness for years?
Deltans do not only need ₦50,000 to survive today. They need industries, electricity, jobs and an economy that allows them to earn for themselves tomorrow.
This is the difference in our approach. We want to industrialise Delta, create sustainable jobs and turn public resources into lasting economic opportunities for our people
@Wizarab10 @justinijeh @Morris_Monye @EstherUmoh10 @MamataOfficial @MamaPee__
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Where in the North Tinubu is going to get his votes from?
The North have outrightly reject Tinubu
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Abegistanis dey vex for Peter Obi speech
See tears everywhere
Peter Obi was talking to Nigerians not Abegistanis
Please stop crying and continue with your culture
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
BREAKING NEWS:
Many people from the Southwest of Nigeria are now making videos to say that Ife, Ondo, Ekiti and Ogun are NOT Yoruba people.
Watch the video evidence below.
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
This jihadist terrorist will not post the picture of the kidnapper.
His brothers were caught and he has been mute since. Yorubabastards are silent.
No influencers are calling the terrorists out. All the Yoruba big accounts are silent.
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
Compared to which region? Yours? 😂😂😂😂
Come off it, we know say na engagement you dey find
Igbos (the South-East) lack development compared to other regions because they don't have leaders who put the masses first; The marginalization wouldn't be this bad if the leaders act right. In the National Assembly, Igbos are represented across all SE states, yet the elected ones play politics instead of doing their jobs. Same goes for the governors as well, and state level leaders.
Many Igbos also claim to be the developers of other regions, often trying to attribute the success of those states to themselves. Now the question is, why not put the same effort in your states and invest in the said estates, trade, and commerce? You can't claim to be developing other regions when an argument arises whereas you own states lacks the basic infrastructures you argue about. And this is for the elites residing in other regions.
Odumeje is partially right, the Nigerian government has marginalized the South-East to a certain degree, but the "damage to the Igbo people" is mostly caused by the Igbo leaders themselves, and the elites in general. The FG is made up of state leaders which the South-East are a major part of, and the region also have prominent public figures across all sectors. Hold them accountable.
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D’King- NG breed retweeted
The audacity to talk about Igbo people meanwhile Urhobo is way behind and can't boast of any single development in the past 100 years.
Imagine every riffraff want to advice the Igbo people
Igbos (the South-East) lack development compared to other regions because they don't have leaders who put the masses first; The marginalization wouldn't be this bad if the leaders act right. In the National Assembly, Igbos are represented across all SE states, yet the elected ones play politics instead of doing their jobs. Same goes for the governors as well, and state level leaders.
Many Igbos also claim to be the developers of other regions, often trying to attribute the success of those states to themselves. Now the question is, why not put the same effort in your states and invest in the said estates, trade, and commerce? You can't claim to be developing other regions when an argument arises whereas you own states lacks the basic infrastructures you argue about. And this is for the elites residing in other regions.
Odumeje is partially right, the Nigerian government has marginalized the South-East to a certain degree, but the "damage to the Igbo people" is mostly caused by the Igbo leaders themselves, and the elites in general. The FG is made up of state leaders which the South-East are a major part of, and the region also have prominent public figures across all sectors. Hold them accountable.
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