
Adey Turn Up The Volume. [email protected] pls dont spam me
Lagos, Nigeria
Joined December 2011
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She does NOT have a white parent. You guys say so much nothing with such confidence
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I can’t believe Havertz couldn’t even convert this Odegaard pass to a chance.
Absolutely diabolical. No words man.
Yimu
“…To those who may be contemplating violence, thuggery, ballot-box snatching or the incitement of hatred, I have a simple message: do not try it. We are better prepared, better coordinated and more determined than before. Those who attempt to disrupt the process will be arrested and prosecuted without fear or favour, and we will work with the justice sector to ensure that cases go beyond arrest to prosecution. The same applies to vote-buying and vote-selling. They are crimes, not harmless tradition.“
— IGP OLATUNJI RILWAN DISU, psc(+), NPM at the Flag-off of the Election Security Training for the 2027 General Elections
Poverty capital of the world btw
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This game went from preorder to buy only when it goes on sale
#AttackOnTitan3:
• No playable Titans
• No multiplayer
• Original protagonist throughout the campaign; anime cast as support
Previous games let us control Titans, play as anime characters and play together.
I seriously don’t understand why we’re losing these options.
You cannot stand before the world and declare that Nigeria is poor, then turn around and parade your ministers in million-dollar Maybachs, G-Wagons and Rolls-Royces, while public officials fly around in private jets. Your optics contradict your narrative, your lifestyle contradicts your statistics.
If Nigeria is indeed poor (and that claim itself deserves scrutiny), then let that reality be reflected in how the executive and legislature spend public money and manage public resources.
The APC needs to understand that public office is not a licence for extravagance. If citizens must endure economic hardship, those entrusted with their taxes must also demonstrate restraint.
You cannot preach poverty to the people while practising luxury with their money. It makes no sense. If anything, it only exposes the sheer disregard for the suffering of ordinary Nigerians.


















