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Iykun Nwa Nwoye “Don’t just complain about Nigeria. Join a voice that challenges the nonsense and shakes the table DAILY.

Like & Follow if you’re tired of fake promises and failed leaders.”

17/10/2025

RENO Omokri is a blatant deceiver.

Me already knows that.

🔥 VDM: The Jesus of Our Time in Nigeria 🔥Pause for a moment and open your eyes, can’t you see what’s happening right bef...
17/10/2025

🔥 VDM: The Jesus of Our Time in Nigeria 🔥

Pause for a moment and open your eyes, can’t you see what’s happening right before us?
VDM isn’t just another social media voice. He’s a force, a fearless spirit walking among men. In a country where truth-tellers are silenced overnight, this man stands tall, boldly calling out politicians, influencers, and business moguls without fear or favor.

Isn’t it a miracle that he still breathes?
No security, no political backing, no army of bodyguards, yet he walks freely and speaks the truth daily in a land where honesty is a death sentence. Tell me, who else can do that and last for weeks, months, years?

You can hate him, you can love him, but you can’t deny this; VDM carries a divine boldness that feels almost supernatural. He fights for the voiceless, he exposes rot in high places, and somehow, he survives every storm thrown his way.

Maybe that’s why I call him the Jesus of our time in Nigeria.
A man hated by the powerful, loved by the people, yet still standing strong against the system.

If you truly believe in truth and courage — then you’re already on the right side of history.

✊ Follow this page Iykun Nwa Nwoye for more fearless thoughts like this. Nigeria is waking up and voices like VDM are leading the way.

If the reply truly came from Cubana Chief Priest in response to Cosmas Maduka, then we are finished as a people. The lev...
15/10/2025

If the reply truly came from Cubana Chief Priest in response to Cosmas Maduka, then we are finished as a people. The level of audacity and disrespect now seen among the youths is alarming.

We glorify wealth without wisdom, fame without values, and noise without depth. When a generation begins to mock those who paved the way with integrity and hard work, it’s not just a sign of moral decay, it’s the death of conscience. The real tragedy

BLord just showed how Naive he is.He has Mutual friends with VDM.Make use of it now!!!!.
15/10/2025

BLord just showed how Naive he is.
He has Mutual friends with VDM.
Make use of it now!!!!.

13/10/2025

VDM don cast biz 4 BLord.
2much interest in a particular product is what has destroyed it ur economy.
Greedy Souls.

THE SILENT POLITICS BEHIND NNAMDI KANU’S FREEDOM CALLS There’s something deeper than what we see happening around Nnamdi...
10/10/2025

THE SILENT POLITICS BEHIND NNAMDI KANU’S FREEDOM CALLS

There’s something deeper than what we see happening around Nnamdi Kanu’s case. Many are calling for his release todayq, the same powerful politicians he once condemned without fear or apology. But if we look beyond the noise, we might realize that this sudden sympathy isn’t all about justice.

Nigeria has a strange way of showing strength, not always through violence, but through control. By making the same people Kanu challenged become the faces pleading for him, the system sends a quiet message: “We can decide when and how your freedom comes.”

That’s not compassion. That’s calculation.
It’s the art of taming a voice without appearing to silence it.

For Kanu, this may be the toughest test of all, not the years behind bars, but the reality that his fate is now being discussed by those he once accused of destroying the very country he tried to liberate.

This is no longer about who is right or wrong. It’s about power and how Nigeria uses it to remind even the loudest voices that nobody stands above the system.

“They’re not freeing him but they’re taming him slowly.”

Reno Omokri is the most confused motivational hypocrite of our time.This is the same man who used to wake up every morni...
08/10/2025

Reno Omokri is the most confused motivational hypocrite of our time.
This is the same man who used to wake up every morning to insult Buhari for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, now he’s suddenly a preacher of “understanding” and “don’t say Nigeria is finished.”
Bros, who bewitched you? Or did your flight to London come with a new conscience in the luggage?

Every time Nigeria sneezes, Reno runs to Twitter to remind us that “even America coughs too.”
But when Buhari sneezed, he called it a plague. Now Tinubu coughs and Reno says, “Calm down, even California loses power.”
No be juju be that?

This man talks like Nigeria should be praised for surviving the same failures that other nations fix in hours.
Imagine comparing a few hours of power outage in California to the decades of darkness in Nigeria, that’s like comparing malaria to cancer because both have fever!
Reno wants us to clap for dysfunction because it’s “normal everywhere.” Sir, nonsense is not global standard!

The truth is, Reno Omokri no longer speaks truth to power; he speaks sweetness to power hoping it smiles back.
He’s not fighting for Nigeria anymore; he’s fighting for relevance.
And the only light he sees in our blackout is the ring light he uses to record his fake motivational videos.

Reno, stop using America’s light failure to cover Nigeria’s darkness.
Your hypocrisy now has PHCN written all over it, “Always off when needed most.”

08/10/2025

1. “When mediocrity becomes glory, a nation is doomed.”

2. “We now praise crumbs as though they’re gold.”

3. “Nigeria’s pain is our silence and amnesia.”

4. “No governor deserves 40, yet we clap.”

5. “The bar is so low, thieves look holy.”

6. “They loot 60%, we thank them for 40.”

7. “Our leaders failed, but our memory failed worse.”

8. “If this is progress, then God help us.”

07/10/2025

"Power Drunk Leaders, But The People Are Watching".

What happened on Arise TV between Minister Dave Umahi and Rufai Oseni wasn’t just an “interview gone wrong” it was a mirror showing us the rot in Nigerian leadership. The arrogance. The pride. The complete disregard for accountability.

Imagine a serving minister, paid with taxpayers’ money, telling a journalist to “shut up” and “you are too small for me” all because he was asked to explain how billions are being spent on a project! That right there is the true reflection of the Nigerian political class, men who believe they are gods because there’s no law strong enough to humble them.

Instead of answering with facts and data, he chose insults and intimidation. And the sad part? Tomorrow he’ll walk free, still holding office, still collecting allowances, still bragging that “nobody can question me.” That’s the tragedy of Nigeria. We celebrate arrogance in power and silence those who dare to demand accountability.

This is not just about Umahi, it’s about the mindset of impunity that rules our nation. Until we have a system where leaders fear the law and respect the people, Nigeria will remain a playground for the proud and a prison for the powerless.

“The Bitter Truth: Why Many Igbos Keep Losing in Lagos”.I am an Igbo man, and though it may hurt to say, sometimes we mu...
30/09/2025

“The Bitter Truth: Why Many Igbos Keep Losing in Lagos”.

I am an Igbo man, and though it may hurt to say, sometimes we must tell ourselves the bitter truth. The recent demolitions happening in Lagos have sparked outrage across social media, with many quickly blaming government bias, corruption, or tribal prejudice. But if we are honest with ourselves, not every case is about persecution. Many times, the problem lies with us, our failure to respect rules and our unchecked hunger for profit.

Igbos are known everywhere for our resilience, hard work, and entrepreneurial drive. These are qualities to be proud of. But what happens when the same spirit is not guided by discipline? Too often, we rush into investments without proper due diligence, or worse, we knowingly cut corners, building in places clearly marked for drainage, setbacks, or public car parks. The question is: how do you expect to win in court when the evidence shows you are in the wrong?

Take for example plazas erected on land designated for parking spaces or along water channels. For a moment, remove sentiment: who benefits when such structures are allowed to stand? Who suffers? It is the same community; traders, customers, and residents who face daily stress from flooding, traffic congestion, and poor planning. When government moves in to enforce its laws, it is not always out of malice, but out of necessity.

This is not to say Lagos is blameless. Authorities must do more to provide affordable, well-planned spaces for business, and enforcement should always be consistent and fair. But at the same time, we as Igbos must learn that success is not just about how much money we make, but how responsibly we make it. An investment of millions cannot automatically override the law of the land. If we fail to build on solid legal and ethical foundations, we set ourselves up for painful losses.

The truth is, this issue is bigger than Lagos, bigger than tribe, it is about discipline, planning, and accountability. If we continue prioritizing money over rules, we will keep repeating the same cycle of building, demolishing, and lamenting. True progress for us as a people will come when our hard work is matched with respect for the law and the environment we operate in.

28/09/2025

I just saw what Mama P did Abure at the Airport.
Anyways, Nigerians are too emotional with their Judgement.

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27/09/2025

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