Maazi McKaod

14/08/2025

The earlier Ndi Igbo normalize the truth that Ndi Awusa can never allow an Igbo Presidency, the better for us. The people who colonized Naija favoured and empowered politically the same Region that was said to be anti-western education/civilization. For what reason? For their transgenerational exploitative agenda.

The Truth remains that the West would not allow , , or any other 'reasonable' man, irrespective of his region, to become President of Naija. They would bless ONLY the one who would serve their structural agenda.

Forward thinking, Ndi Igbo should come to terms with the fact that Naija's political outcomes are neither determined by the Emirs in the North, Obas in the West, the A*o Rock nor the INEC but by the REAL owners of Naija - your guess is as good as mine 😂

Until Africa unites to form a formidable force, the liberalization cm freedom of each individual Nation would always remain a mirage - quote me.

25/07/2025

Statistical records shows that Buhari within the eight years of his administration spent over $7.722 billion (11.7 trillion Naira) on fuel subside. And increased Nigeria's external debt profile from $7.35 billion to $37.2 billion. And the good people of Nigeria raised eyebrows, shouted and called him names, normally 😂

Tinubu, on climbing the throne, immediately scraped the fuel subside. And between May 2023 - July 2025, over $30 billion external loans have been requested and approved by the Nigerian Senate.

Kai! What almighty Bubu could not do in eight years, Jagaban did just within two good years. Yet these monies can not really be accounted for. No direct measurable significant impact on the economy, education, power, security, infrastructure, etcetera.

What amazes me is the morale with which he seats down to draft these borrowing spree and present it to the National Assembly, and the Senate - our own people whom we trust to represent us, approves the enslavement of it's younger generation with reckless abandon of it's transgenerational consequences.

Chai! 🙆 Who did we offend? Was Jesus crucified in Nigeria? Or could it be that Judas Iscariot has a paternal link to Nigeria?

08/06/2025

My fellow creators, what's going on here. 7k views on a pics, yet no earnings. Not even a cent 😳

You sure say Oga Mark still dey pay creators again or am I the only one experiencing this?

08/06/2025

Happy Sunday, my wonderful family! 🌞✨ May this day bring you peace, joy, and abundant blessings. As we step into a new week, let’s embrace positivity, kindness, and gratitude. Wishing you love, laughter, and all the goodness life has to offer. Stay blessed and have a wonderful Sunday! 🙏💙 fans ゚viralシfypシ゚viralシ

07/06/2025

RIP Legendary. Great Music star sir Mike Ejeagha just passed away @95.

The man that sang gwogwogwogwo.

May your soul rest in peace sir great Icon.
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04/06/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Elechi Deborah, Favour Nmesoma, Sky B Best

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

04/06/2025

I got over 500 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

To all my brilliant students in Nigeria and West Africa writing their WAEC Mathematics exam today, I send you my heartfelt wishes for success! 🌟

Remember, you’ve prepared well, and this is your moment to SHINE like Its KokoPee . Stay calm, focus on the questions, and trust in your knowledge. Every formula, every calculation, and every bit of practice will guide you to victory. You are capable, resilient, and ready to excel!

Go in with confidence, give it your best, and come out victorious. Wishing you all the success you deserve! ✨📚✏️

02/06/2025

"Happy New Month Family!

As we step into June, may your days be filled with joy, success, and endless possibilities. May this month bring you peace, prosperity, and new opportunities that elevate you to greater heights.

Stay focused, stay blessed, and make every moment count!"

30/05/2025

May 30th, Biafra Heroes' Day (The Biafra History)

The Biafra genocide refers to the mass starvation and deaths that occurred during the Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970), also known as the Biafran War. The conflict arose when the southeastern region of Nigeria, predominantly inhabited by the Igbo ethnic group, attempted to secede and form the Republic of Biafra.

The war was triggered by ethnic tensions, political instability, and economic disparities following Nigeria’s independence in 1960.

In 1966, a series of military coups led to violence against the Igbo people, prompting many to flee to the southeast.

Biafra declared independence in 1967 under the leadership of Lt. Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu.

The Nigerian government imposed a blockade on Biafra, cutting off food and medical supplies.

This led to widespread famine, with an estimated 500,000 to 2 million Biafran civilians dying from starvation.

Images of starving children suffering from kwashiorkor shocked the world and led to international humanitarian efforts.

End of the War
After 30 months of fighting, Biafra surrendered on January 15, 1970.

The Nigerian government adopted a policy of "no victor, no vanquished", aiming for national reconciliation.

The war remains a deeply emotional and significant event in Nigerian history, particularly for the Igbo people.