Hypothetical Question. You have 3 kids with your partner. God forbid your wife/Husband is terminally ill. He/she begs you to marry either his/her Single Best friend or Sister/Brother because they dont want you to be alone and the well being of the kids when they die. What are you doing?
Hypothetical Question. You have 3 kids with your partner. God forbid your wife/Husband is terminally ill. He/she begs you to marry either his/her Single Best friend or Sister/Brother because they dont want you to be alone and the well being of the kids when they die. What are you doing?
Some of us got soo bored we started reading and memorising words in the dictionary. Some of these lexicons are outdated versions that had words that were not really in circulation. Imagine us writing those words in an essay and asking AI to grade it 😂😂
Take a wild guess at why Nigerians seek asylum and why IDP camps are full, It might be tough for you, you already look like your chromosomes may be surplus to requirement.
Met someone like this, A female. Na surveyor tape i use give am space.
Best in being considerate.
“Tinubu should be commended for going solar because that leaves more power for Nigerians to access.”
Hajia Kemi Asekun Shittu, APC Presidential Campaign Spokesperson, defends the President's decision to use solar power, arguing that it could ease pressure on the national grid.
Responding to concerns about Nigerians still struggling with electricity supply, she pointed to the growing population the national grid now has to serve and said solar energy offers an alternative.
#NigeriaInfoHF @Babylawyer_1
For those who don't understand Yoruba, this is the English version of what the man said.
Kayode, a prominent man who reportedly died by suicide after recording a video announcing his will to his family, said:
I Akinbolusere Kayode, and I am the person making this video, in my own name and on behalf of my family.
I am using this opportunity to inform everyone that I, Akinbolusere Kayode, have decided to write my will and state how all my belongings should be distributed.
I want everyone to understand that I am doing this of my own free will. Nobody is forcing me, and I am not under any form of duress.
I woke up this morning, went to work and left my wife at home. When I got to work, I met all my workers at their various workstations and provided everything they needed. I gave them money to buy fuel, and they bought it. We supplied fuel to the first machine and the second machine, but the third machine was already faulty.
The first machine started working, and the second one started working too. However, after a while, the second machine developed another fault and stopped working. Eventually, the first machine also developed a fault and stopped working.
I began to wonder: What kind of problem is this? What kind of life am I living?
When I started this business, I started from nothing. I didn't commit fraud or cheat anybody to get to where I am today.
My wife, whom I married through a court wedding, knows everything I went through. She knows my struggles. She has been my helper. She is a good wife, the kind of woman people pray to have as a wife. She has never given me any problems or caused me any trouble.
I am the one who frustrated her. I am the one responsible for the problems we are facing. It is not because she did anything wrong. She never gave me any reason to complain.
She gave me three children. Everything I wanted, she wanted too, and we pursued those things together in the presence of God.
But I am the one who lost my way. I forgot where I started from. I forgot the struggles and sacrifices that brought me this far.
The devil has power, but he does not have salvation.
I want to use this opportunity to tell everyone that I made this video willingly. Nobody forced me, and I am not under any duress.
I am leaving all my belongings to my wife and children. Everything I own in this world, everything I have worked for from the time I was young until now, I am giving to them.
From the days when I worked as a barber, through the difficult times when I had nothing, to where I am today, everything I have gathered belongs to my wife and children.
My wife supported me. She stood by me throughout the journey. I am the one responsible for the problems we are facing.
To anyone who hears this message, please understand that I am the one making this decision.
Everything I have acquired in this world, I am leaving to my wife, Akinbolusere Esther, and our three children. My first child Akinbolusere Oluwaferanmi who is in Canada, my second child Akinbolusere Toluwani who is also in Canada, and my third child Akinbolusere Daniel in Canada.
Everything I have earned and everything I own, I am leaving to them. My wife and children are the ones I want to inherit all that I have.
And I repeat, nobody is forcing me. I am not under any duress.
This will lead to sympathetic votes.
When a butterfly thinks himself a falcon.
WATCH: ‘Remove This Cloth Now’: Niger LG Chairman Baba Bida Threatens Teacher Over Opposition Party Shirt In Dilapidated School
More On Sahara Tv: bit.ly/4iewg0I
This is one of the reasons contracts are overly bloated in Nigeria. Seasoned Contractors know they’ll most likely be delay and hassles in recovery of funds so they make provisions for settling the power that be and add interests for potential delay. They might even 10 - 20x the value so ensure the kick off funds are enough to handle the project and know that what is left to pursue is “profit”. Why do we keep doing these to ourselves?
“How Long Do We Continue To Suffer Like This? Is It Until We Die? Look At How We Followed The Minister Around Helplessly, Yet He Didn’t Even Address Us. We Stood There For Hours. This Is So Unfair.” ~ Contractor Calls Out Minister Of Works, Dave Umahi Over Months Of Unpaid Salaries, Pleading For Payment And Saying They Have Families To Feed And Basic Needs To Meet.
Live and let live. Religion was created for man, Man was not created for religion. Do your own and let others do theirs. The practice of your religion should never go against your humanity.
There’s no law they can pass that will cement the economic policies, Laws are made for man and not man for laws. Nothing is irreversible.
You should not sit and watch bad eggs denigrate your religion. There a worldwide issue and your religion is at the epicentre. If you keep quiet, you might be classified as one. You’re being given a bad name in Nigeria and beyond. The voices of extremists voices are loud.
The Oluwo of Iwo is a total embarrassment to that stool. Nobody forced you to go for the stool, you know the norms and traditions. If you cannot abide by them, leave the stool alone. How dare you crown yourself the kings above all kings in Yorubaland? How dare you?!
Nigeria is being left behind by the rest of the world, and it is heartbreaking.
Some of us are passionate about this country. Even if it’s not for us, We just want this country to work in our life time for the generations to come while some are hell bent on destroying the country.
We have become a laughing stock in international conversations. We are a giant that can hardly move a limb. We are rapidly becoming irrelevant in almost everything that matters. A lion that meows.
We need to stand, we must rise. Enough is Enough!!
For over 60 years, we have been having the same conversations. It is 2026, and we still do not have stable electricity. Every four years, electricity is recycled as a campaign promise, yet darkness remains our reality. We burn money everyday into thin air just to have electricity, funds that could be repurposed into other things.
Our infrastructure is in the gutter. Security? Don’t even get me started. People are hardly safe in their own homes, and sometimes, the very security apparatus established to protect us becomes a threat to our safety.
The best talents are leaving in droves, it’s leave or die out here. Can we blame them? Absolutely not. If they dont leave, the current state of Nigeria will most likely dim their light. Talented Nigerians doing menial jobs abroad basically the son of a butcher eating bones because nothing at home seems to work.
We can’t keep pretending, all is not well.
Some days i want to weep for the state of Nigeria, some days i want to leave but all days. I Love Nigeria.
How long shall we maintain the status quo? How long shall we continue to watch from the sidelines? How long shall we spectate as these greedy people burn this country to the ground?
How much deeper do we have to go into poverty? How many more of our family members need to be kidnapped? How many mores kids have to become “out of school” statistics? How much more of our lands need to be grabbed by those that are supposed to protect our interests?
How much more must we lose before we finally say: ENOUGH?












