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19/03/2025

The unilateral decision of President Bola Tinubu to remove Governor Similaya Fubara of Rivers State from office is not only unconstitutional but also reckless.

It has plunged us back into a state of lawlessness, hugely undoing the progress we have made in these 26 years of democratic journey.

By disregarding the rule of law, the President has shown a dangerous willingness to trample on democracy.

The declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State is not just reckless—it is a clear attempt to return us to a state of nature and tighten its grip on power at all costs.

It is a degrading back door imposition of martial rule on a strategic part of the federation with all the implied negatives .

The political situation on the ground in Rivers does not justify such an extreme measure, and it is also a biased interpretation of section 305(1) of the 1999 constitution.

A state of emergency does not mean an elected Governor can be removed unilaterally. This decision does not align with democratic norms or good governance. Instead, it appears to be a predetermined action serving specific interests rather than the collective good of the people of Rivers State and Nigeria.

This action constitutes an unconstitutional overreach, setting a dangerous precedent that threatens democracy, the rule of law, and the separation of powers. If left unchecked, it could foster a culture of impunity.

Having already been grappling with non-adherence to electoral qualifications, rules, and massive rigging, adding arbitrary removal of elected officials will push us to a state of nature and anarchy.

I appeal to the National Assembly and all stakeholders not to allow this to stand, as it only deepens the culture of impunity and brigand already threatening our democracy.

A new Nigeria is POssible

19/03/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Messi Heine, David Ude, Nadee Jon, Early Wright, Samuel Ogala

17/03/2025

We arrived Eti-Osa LGI offices of the

with youth Corper, Ushie Rita uguamaye in Lagos. She was scheduled to appear before the LGI today and we escorted her to their offices with attorneys.

17/03/2025

A group of lawyers, including Inibehe Effiong, say that Raye (from the NYSC) is not a government employee and hasn’t broken any laws. Because of this, they’re offering to defend her for free after she faced threats linked to politics.

16/03/2025

A woman shared her story about the struggles in Nigeria. The next day, the NYSC Board threatened her to delete it! 😡🇳🇬 Why silence voices instead of fixing problems? Share her story, tag friends, and demand justice! ✊💔

16/03/2025

Jurrien Timber telling Chelsea’s manager to try harder 😂😂

16/03/2025

🚨Breaking News: Elon Musk and Shivon Zilis, an executive at Neuralink, have had their fourth child together. This brings Elon's total number of children to 14!

12/03/2025

Alysha Burney’s Shocking Death: The Silent Killer We Overlooked 🌙💔

Hey everyone, I’m struggling to find the right words today. Alysha Burney, the beloved 24-year-old from Raleigh whose sudden passing shook our community, has left us all searching for answers. While initial speculation swirled online, her family has now shared that Alysha tragically died in her sleep due to complications from asthma. Yes, asthma a condition so many of us dismiss as “manageable.” Let that sink in.

Alysha was the life of every gathering a fierce friend, a passionate advocate for animal rescue, and someone who seemed healthy. But asthma doesn’t care how vibrant you are. It’s a silent, unpredictable threat, especially at night. Did you know? Over 3,500 people die from asthma attacks annually in the U.S., many in their sleep. This isn’t “just” asthma; it’s a wake-up call.

Why Aren’t We Talking About This? 😷
Alysha’s story exposes a dangerous myth: “If you have an inhaler, you’re safe.” But asthma can spiral without warning. Did she ignore symptoms? Did anyone know her risk? We may never know, but here’s what we can do:

1. Stop downplaying chronic illnesses, asthma kills.
2. Check on loved ones with respiratory issues. Nighttime attacks are DEADLY.
3. Share resources and demand better awareness.

Alysha’s family has confirmed her cause of death and bravely asked for her story to spark change. Let’s honor her by smashing the stigma around “invisible” health battles. Tag someone with asthma or allergies and remind them they’re not alone.

📌 Comment “🕊️” to honor Alysha’s memory
📌 Comment “💨” to pledge asthma awareness
📌 Share this post, knowledge saves lives
📌 Follow this page for more stories that inspire change

Always verify health info with trusted sources. If you have asthma, talk to your doctor about nighttime risks. Share the Asthma & Allergy Foundation’s resources (AAFA.org) to help others.

(P.S. Let’s turn grief into action. Follow for more stories that matter. 💙)

12/03/2025

I needed time off

Good afternoon Bahama Drama please keep me anonymous. I'm a mother of two children 1 boy and 1 girl 16 and 19. I work at a business somewhere in the Bahamas okay.

What happened is I've been working there for over 10 weeks and I feel like I needed a break from work so I told my boss that my son died and I needed some time off to grieve.

The owners wife told me that I can take 2 weeks off but after the 2 weeks gone I feel like I need another 2 weeks because my boyfriend in Andros want me to come over and he already paid for my mailboat ticket.

Even though nothings really happened to my son sometimes you have to lie to these people to get some time off because they'll try to work you to death on these damn jobs.

Has anybody else ever had to do that?

Page Response!

Being a working mom is no joke, and burnout is REAL. But sis, lying about a child’s death is a heavy move. imagine if your boss finds out? 😬 Some jobs do grind us down, but maybe next time, blame a ‘family emergency’ or push for that PTO you deserve! 🗣️ Let’s normalize demanding rest without the guilt trips.

To everyone else: Have y’all ever bent the truth to survive a toxic workplace? Share your ‘survival tactics’ below.

11/03/2025

Soccer star Achraf Hakimi’s story is one of resilience and self-discovery. After marrying Hiba Abouk, he faced a harsh truth two years into their marriage: she was more invested in his wealth than their love. But instead of crumbling, Hakimi turned pain into power.

Below pictures contain his stories .

11/03/2025

Political Firestorm in Lagos: Obasa Demands Refund of ₦5B SUVs Amidst Assembly Chaos!

The Lagos State Assembly is boiling over with drama, and citizens are outraged. Speaker Mudashiru Obasa and lawmaker Nureni Akinsanya (aka Meranda) are locked in a fiery clash over a jaw-dropping ₦5 BILLION SUV purchase a scandal that erupted just as Obasa faced removal threats. Now, he’s demanding a refund, and Lagosians are asking: “Is this leadership or looting?”

🔥 What’s the Beef?
Sources reveal Obasa approved the luxury vehicle splurge weeks before lawmakers moved to oust him. Meranda, a vocal critic, slammed the move as “reckless” amid Nigeria’s economic crisis. But here’s the twist: Obasa claims the cars were already bought, and he’s now insisting Meranda and allies return the SUVs or cough up the cash.

💸 “Return the Cars or Pay Up!”
The Speaker’s ultimatum has sparked chaos. Supporters argue the vehicles are “government property,” while critics call it a petty power play. Meanwhile, taxpayers are left fuming: “Why spend ₦5B on cars when Lagosians can’t afford food?”

📢 Lagos Erupts: “Accountability NOW!”
Social media is on fire, with citizens demanding answers:
- “Who approved this insane budget?”
- “Are our leaders here to serve or to loot?”
- “Where’s the refund going? Their pockets? AGAIN?”

This isn’t just about SUVs it’s a glaring spotlight on Nigeria’s culture of political entitlement. With inflation soaring and wages stagnant, Lagosians are done staying silent.

🤔 What Happens Next?
Will Meranda and co. return the cars? Will Obasa’s gamble backfire? One thing’s clear: Lagos’s political elite are fighting dirty, and the public is WATCHING.

👇 YOUR TURN: Should lawmakers refund the ₦5B? Or is this just another Nigerian political circus? Sound off in the comments!

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Share this post if you’re SICK of Nigeria’s leaders prioritizing luxury over the people! 💔

(📌 Follow for real-time updates on this developing scandal!)

11/03/2025

From Near-Collapse to Unicorn: The Tosin Eniolorunda Story — And What It Reveals About Nigeria’s Tech Divide

At 40, Tosin Eniolorunda, founder of Moniepoint, isn’t just a success story he’s a walking lesson in resilience. Once a tech consultant living in Lagos’ 1004 Estate, Tosin’s journey to building a $1 billion fintech empire wasn’t handed to him. It almost crumbled before it began.

The Pivot That Changed Everything
Picture this: Tosin’s software consulting firm, Team Apt, had just lost Sterling Bank a major client in 2017. The email hit him while driving on Ikoyi Road. “My mind went blank,” he recalls. That moment could’ve been the end. Instead, it sparked the birth of Moniepoint.

Enter Olu Oyinsan, founder of Oui Capital. He saw something in Tosin that others missed: grit, vision, and a deep understanding of banking tech. In 2019, Olu bet $150,000 on Moniepoint for a 1.2% stake. Fast-forward five years: that stake is now worth over $10 million, and Moniepoint is Nigeria’s latest unicorn. 🦄

But Here’s the Twist…
This isn’t just a rags-to-riches tale. It’s a glaring spotlight on a deeper issue in Nigeria’s Southeast. As Tosin soared, writer Ozii Baba Anieto posed a piercing question: Why don’t Igbo “Odogwus” (influential leaders) back their own tech talent?

Think about it:
- Friends raised ₦1 billion for a lavish burial in Zenco’s family.
- A groom’s committee pooled ₦200 million for a wedding. 💸

Yet, where’s that energy for the next Tosin in Onitsha? A young innovator with a pitch deck gets blank stares, while a funeral fundraiser goes viral. The result? Brain drain. Talent flees to Lagos, leaving the Southeast’s potential untapped.

A Call for Introspection
“ We prioritize vanity over vision. Our “Odogwus” invest in parties, not prototypes. In glitter, not grit. Meanwhile, the East’s brightest minds exit, frustrated by a system that values burials over billion-dollar ideas.

Tosin’s story proves Nigeria’s tech future is bright but it’s unevenly lit. For every success, there’s a hidden genius in the Southeast, doubting their choice to stay. “Do I belong here?” they wonder, as Lagos beckons.

The Bottom Line
It’s time to redirect our resources. Invest in the next Tosin, not just the tombstones. Fund innovation, not just Igwe’s funeral. Because until the Southeast’s Odogwus back their builders, the region will keep losing its future to Lagos.

🌱 What’s Your Take? Could you be the Olu Oyinsan for the next Tosin?

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