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15/05/2026
11/05/2026

WOMEN ARE THE PROBLEM OF WOMEN AND THE HUMAN RACE

I just finished seeing this almost perfectly scripted and directed movie by RUTH KADIRI tilted "WIFE MARKET", and truly, Women are the reason the human race is in chaos.

In this movie, a group of elderly Women came together and formed an Association called WOMEN OF VALOUR. In the Association, the goal is for members to be in full control of their sons and their daughter in-laws.

Everything was going so well for these Women of Valour (especially their leader who was not able to control her son and daughter in-law, but was lying and pretending to her members that she did, and also her deputy who was actually in full control of her son and daughter in-law) untill one of their member's son fell in love with a feminist social media influencer.

Long story short;
In all the dramas that played out in the movie, this is what I realized.

1. When women stops fighting and competing with themselves, there will be peace and tranquility.

2. Women wants to always be in charge of their sons' life for as long as they live.

3. Women wants to always be in control of their relationships with men.

4. Women don't like sharing men's love with other women.

5. Women are almost naturally selfish, and that is why the human race is in Chaos.

6. If a man makes a woman happy, it will make another woman unhappy.

7. If a man stays neutral in women's fight, women will not be happy with the man.

In conclusion, men are in trouble!
Men are cooked! 🤣🤣🤣

08/05/2026

IGBOS AND THE TRIBAL CARD
A heartbreaking reality!

"IGBOS that mocked other tribes for being used as tools for tribal bigotry has now become the biggest and latest tool"

For decades, two out of the three major tribes in Nigeria were always used as tools by politicians to divide Nigerians, in other to win election.

Whenever the politicians run out ideas to convince the people to support them, they will put out the tribal card, and the two tribes will always fall for it.

IGBOS were never an option for the these politicians whenever they want to play the tribal cards, as IGBOS were only after the best and suitable candidate, and a working Nigeria.

But the politician kept on looking for ways to crack the IGBOS, and guess what? They succeeded.

They used the so called bloggers and content creators to achieve it.

Little by little those bloggers and content creators kept pushing the idea of "IGBOS defend and support your own just as other tribes do".

So when an Igbo politician gets prosecuted for a crime they obviously committed, these bloggers and content creators will start posting that it's because it's an Igbo person.

When someone calls out an Igbo person for stealing, fraud and other illegal acts, these bloggers and content creators will post that the person h@tes the IGBOS.

And little by little, the IGBOS who were mocking other tribes for being used as tools for tribal bigotry has now become the biggest and latest tool.

IGBOS began to put emotions and sentiments before their reasoning.

Today you can't call out an Igbo person for doing something bad without being tagged a h@tter of IGBOS.

And I ask the IGBOS today;
WHAT CHANGED?

WHY DID THE IGBOS STOPPED CALLING A SPADE A SPADE?

HOW MUCH HAS THE TRIBAL CARD BENEFITED IGBOS?

30/04/2026

"He who alleges must prove"
This has kept us from saying certain things as they are.

But when Police officers eliminate suspects before a court of competent jurisdiction pronounces them guilty, doesn't that immediately mean that the Officers are protecting someone from being implicated?

Doesn't it immediately mean that the Officer has successfully destroyed a very strong evidence?

Nigeria's security system is looking like a crime scene!
It looks like a lot of people joined and are still joining the Nigerian security agencies not because have passion to serve and to secure Nigerians, but because they just needed a job, or because they're there to help some elites cover their crimes, or they're there to use the uniform to oppress Nigerians, or they're there for their other personal interests.

Another is about to happen!

The reason these bad eggs in the Nigeria Police Force and other Armed Forces continued with their illegal operations is because during the innocent Officers took the falls.

The bad eggs hid in the barracks, while the innocent Officers were eliminated by mobs.
There were officers that wasn't even up to a month old in the service, in fact, they didn't even receive their first month salary as officers before they were k!lled during that protest.

And when the dust was set, those bad eggs came out of the barracks and started harassing Nigerians as usual. Searching phones and operating like k!dsnappers.

The sad reality is that if IGP Disu continues to dismiss and prosecutes those bad eggs, their sponsors will gang up and have him removed as IGP.

NIGERIA IS A CRIME SCENE! 🤦🏽‍♂️

THE NIGERIAN YOUTHS, WE'RE EITHER YOUTHS OR WE'RE USELESS!
WE CANNOT BE YOUTHS AND BE USELESS AT THE SAME TIME!

Get your Voter's Card ready!

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