I'm very conscious of privileges, that is why I give realistic advice. I know it is biting you to call me poor because of my opinion, because broke shaming is your tactics for silencing reason and family values. But I'm not poor by any Nigerian metrics. Before advising people, always remember that we are a poor country with majority living in gross poverty. You are too poor for the standard you are setting for yourself and the burden you want to carry. Many two income households are struggling. Don't overwhelm yourself on your average income when you have a working partner you can share this burden with. What happens to her and the kids if you die or develop stroke? Please don't look at rich people on social media and try to live up to theor lifestyle. You can't carry the responsibilities they carry. Life is in stages and men are in sizes. Grow with the wife of your youth, in love, in responsibilities, in kindness, in mutual trust. I want the best for you and I want you to stay alive. Stop tying your ego to money and how much responsibilities you can carry alone. It is not a flex. Ire á kárí oo

It is way easier to study and graduate with good grades in a private university than in a public university in Nigeria. Private universities generally have structured academic calendars, tighter regulation, more accountability and a system designed to keep students on track. Students are treated more like customers, and lecturers are far more accountable for how they conduct themselves. You are less likely to encounter the kind of arbitrary academic decisions that are commonplace in some public universities. Nobody is telling you A is for God, B is for his family and C is for the brightest student in the class. 😂 In a public university, you can sit for an examination and still end up with a missing script. When you walk into the lecturer’s office to complain, your best bet may be to hope he woke up on the right side of the bed that morning. 😂 Beyond that, many private universities impose restrictions that eliminate a lot of distractions. Students may be required to live within the school environment, giving them a more controlled academic routine. Meanwhile, in public universities, you have students trying to balance lectures, exams, transportation, side hustles and other responsibilities. All of these factors make it considerably easier for a reasonably serious student to maintain good grades in many private universities than in public universities.

We are on the same page sir. States need to wade in. The small trouble is that the constitution expressly lists “Drugs & Poison” under the purview of the Federal Government. But for foods and drinks, the states can regulate. For drugs, you can then adopt some diplomatic measures to be on the same page with FG (NAFDAC) to control it in your state.

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PRESS RELEASE OGUN POLICE TRACK STOLEN CAR TO IFO HOTEL, RECOVER IT IN UNDER EIGHT HOURS, ARREST ONE Operatives of the Ifo Division of the Ogun State Police Command have recovered a stolen 2016 Toyota Camry from a hotel in Ifo in less than eight hours of receiving the report and arrested one suspect, while intensifying efforts to apprehend a fleeing suspect. The vehicle, belonging to an Indian national based at the Ilupeju Industrial Estate, Lagos, was allegedly stolen on 9 September 2026 by the driver, Waidi Olaide Kolawale, who was employed only two days earlier. Kolawale reportedly told his employer that he was taking the vehicle to a nearby vulcaniser to repair a tyre but allegedly absconded with it. Following the report, the vehicle was electronically tracked to the Ifo axis. The information was promptly relayed to the DPO, Ifo Division, CSP Kamorudeen Olabisi, who analysed the available intelligence and immediately deployed surveillance and anti-robbery operatives. The operatives tracked the vehicle through several locations before locating it at a hotel in Ifo at about 2030hrs. On sighting the police, Kolawale allegedly fled with the ignition key, while his alleged accomplice, Monday Adetunji, was arrested at the scene. Preliminary investigation revealed that the suspects had allegedly approached a mechanic to remove the vehicle’s catalyst, but the mechanic declined. The vehicle has been secured, while efforts are ongoing to apprehend the fleeing suspect and establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. The swift recovery demonstrates the Command’s proactive, technology-driven and intelligence-led approach to policing, as well as the importance of prompt reporting and coordinated police response in denying criminals safe operating space. The Commissioner of Police, Ogun State Command, CP Bode Ojajuni, psc, FCSS, MNIPR, commended the Ifo operatives for their professionalism, vigilance and swift response, reaffirming the Command’s commitment to protecting lives and property across the State. The Command advises vehicle owners to use reliable tracking devices and additional anti-theft measures, including steering locks and tyre locks. Members of the public are also advised to be discerning about who they entrust with their vehicles, property and access to their homes or businesses, as trust should be accompanied by due diligence. Hoteliers are advised to strengthen guest and vehicle verification, maintain accurate records and promptly report suspicious persons, vehicles or activities. Members of the public are urged to report suspicious activities through the Gateway Shield Toll-Free Line: 0800 000 9111, or 09164859299 and 09154293464. DSP OLUSEYI B. BABASEYI, anipr POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER OGUN STATE COMMAND ELEWERAN, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE 13TH SEPTEMBER, 2026

I support a mosque being built anywhere in the US. I think it should be the goal of every American to be tolerant regardless of their religious beliefs. To promote tolerance, I would also propose that two nightclubs be opened next door to the mosque. We could call one of the clubs, which would be gay, The Turban Cowboy and the other, a topless bar, would be called You Mecca Me Hot. Next door should be a butcher shop that specializes in pork and across the street, an open-pit barbecue pork restaurant, called Iraq of Ribs. We could also have a lingerie store called Victoria Keeps Nothing Secret and a liquor store called Mohammered. All of this would encourage Muslims to demonstrate the tolerance they demand of us. Yes we should promote tolerance, and you can do your part by passing this on. 😎 I did my part 😉or we can just send them back to where ever they came from.....

Just had the creepiest scam ever happen 20 minutes ago. I got a call from my wife telling me she forgot her wallet and needed the credit card to pay for her gas. Except my wife was at home with me, and drives a Tesla. Same voice, bit... off, weird cadence but 100% sounded just like her. If she wasn't there, and it wasn't about gas I would have fallen for it. I entertained it for awhile to get more out of it, I was so confused. Must be some sort of voice deepfake. The responses were too fast for ai, I think it was a voice filter. I wish I had thought to record it. The future is about to get fucked. Warn your loved ones, do verbal passwords with your kids. Bit taken aback

In Nigeria, when someone with a bank account dies and the money is unclaimed, it doesn’t just sit in the bank forever. Here’s what happens: What the bank does first 1. Account becomes "Dormant" If there’s no activity for 6-12 months, the bank flags it. After 2 years with no activity, it becomes Dormant 2. Bank will try to contact Next of Kin If the bank knows who the next of kin is from the account opening form, they’ll reach out. But many accounts don’t have this updated. 3. After a long time: "Unclaimed Funds" If no one claims it after several years, banks are required to remit it to the *Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the CBN Guidelines on Dormant Accounts/Unclaimed Balances. The CBN keeps it in an "Unclaimed Balances Trust Fund" *L4. Can family still claim it? Yes. The money is not lost to government. Legitimate heirs/administrators can still claim it from the CBN through the deceased’s bank. Documents you’ll need: 1. Death Certificate of the account holder 2. *LLetter of Administration or Probate from a High Court - this proves you’re the legal administrator of the estate 3. Means of ID of the claimant(s) 4. Account details if you have them: account number, bank name 5. *Affidavit of Next of Kin* from court 6. *BVNs* of claimants The process goes: Family → Bank → Bank forwards claim to CBN → CBN verifies and pays. CBN also or used to publishe lists of unclaimed funds on its website from time to time The money is safe with CBN, but you need legal proof you’re entitled to i

We will do the ones we can; we don't have to put every book on screens. Let Books be Book, let Movies be Movies sometimes👍🏾

WAEC conducted a staff recruitment exam yesterday and experienced another terrible glitch. The same system was used during the last WAEC exam for students, which had major glitches, and the management is still in denial. WAEC’s current systems and processes need to be independently audited.

I detest the tendency of Nigerians to treat the police as though they possess some sacrosanct, unlimited authority over citizens. Under the Nigeria Police Act 2020, the police do not have an unrestricted or arbitrary power to stop and search members of the public. Section 49 permits a police officer to stop and search a person or vehicle in a public place only in circumstances prescribed by law, including where there are reasonable grounds for suspicion that the person or vehicle is connected with stolen or unlawfully obtained property, an unlawful article, or other circumstances specifically recognised by the Act. Accordingly, a police officer cannot lawfully treat every member of the public as automatically subject to a search merely because the person is passing through a particular location. The officer must be able to point to a lawful basis for exercising the stop and search power. The Act further requires the officer, before conducting the search, to question the person about the circumstances giving rise to the suspicion and to provide the officer’s name, police station, the object of the search, and the grounds or authorisation for the search. Therefore, a blanket or arbitrary stop and search operation cannot simply be justified on the basis that the police have decided to search everyone in an area. There must be a lawful basis for the exercise of the power in the circumstances contemplated by the Police Act.

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100% approve of this. You can draw a straight line behind the exceptionality of Asian students to how they're not forced to learn basic concepts in languages that's not their mothertongue. When they get to English class, let them learn English.

Two major things. 1. Animals' diets lack processed sugars and sticky carbohydrates that feed harmful bacteria. 2. Wild animals eat raw, fibrous, and coarse foods. Their food acts like a natural toothbrush by scraping away plaque as they chew. Other reasons.... 3. Many animals have alkaline saliva. Alkaline saliva neutralizes acids that destroy tooth enamel. Human saliva is more acidic, which allows cavities to form more easily. 4. Many wild animals have shorter lifespans than humans, so their teeth simply do not need to last as long. 5. Some animals, like sharks, crocodile and elephants, continuously replace worn-out teeth throughout their lives. Thank you!

On July 25, 2026, India’s Education Minister resigned after sustained Gen Z protests over examination failures and demands for accountability. Yesterday, angry Nigerians gathered at the WAEC office in Lagos. WAEC must do the right thing. An examination body can correct a mistake. A child may never recover from a future destroyed by that mistake. Incompetence must never become a life sentence for innocent children.

Death sentence on fake drugs and other consumables.

Death sentence for all manufacturers/importers/sellers of any fake products

Death penalty for anyone catch making fake drugs, drink or food

Death penalties for fake products

A bill for an act to impose death penalty on producers and distributors of fake drugs and medicine