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05/06/2026

Amen baby 😅

05/06/2026

The man on his knees was reportedly arrested in Osun State a few days ago. Can you see similarities between his joggers and leg features and those seen in photos taken before the tragic killing of Mr. Oyedokun. I'm not accusing anyone, but I urge investigators to carefully examine all available evidence and determine whether there is any connection. The truth matters, and justice for Mr. Oyedokun and his family must prevail.

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

According to reports, the k are allegedly demanding:

• ₦1 billion to be paid into an account in the Benin Republic.
• The release of bandits currently detained in Agodi and Abolongo Prisons.
• Two Hilux vehicles.
• Amendments to certain Oyo State laws to favour their interests.

If these reports are accurate and you were Governor Seyi Makinde, would you agree to negotiate under such conditions, or would you take a different approach?..

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31/05/2026

💔😢 An unforgettable and heartbreaking moment...

Professor Alamu, husband of the abducted school principal, broke down in tears as he passionately appealed to Governor Seyi Makinde to help rescue his wife, the teachers, and the innocent pupils still in captivity.

Overwhelmed by pain and helplessness, he lamented the agony of watching those holding his wife captive use her in videos, a sight that has left him devastated. His emotional cries moved many to tears as he struggled to hold himself together.

In a touching display of compassion, Governor Seyi Makinde walked up to console the grieving husband, creating a deeply emotional scene that touched everyone present.

May the victims return home safely, and may their families find strength during this difficult time. 🙏💔


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29/05/2026

A lady named Nenye Uzowulu made a post calling on the Nigerian government to shut down all schools until the 40 abducted children and their teachers are found and brought home safely.

Shortly after, she reportedly received a threatening phone call from an unknown number.

She spoke up for the safety of innocent children, and someone allegedly tried to silence her.

This raises serious concerns about the kind of society we are living in—one where speaking out can come with consequences, and where demanding justice may attract intimidation.

If ordinary citizens are being threatened for expressing concern, then who is the real threat? The terrorists holding the children, or those attempting to stop people from speaking about the situation?

What are your thoughts


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28/05/2026

Growing up in the 70s, 80s, and early 90s, many of us remember during Sallah and Christmas period how our mothers would ask us to take plates of food to neighbours. In return, those neighbours would also send theirs to our homes. It was more than sharing food — it was a beautiful culture of love, unity, and community.

Back then, children even competed for the chance to deliver the food because the neighbours would often appreciate us with small money or snacks. Those little moments created strong bonds between families.

Today, many people hardly know the neighbour living next door. Fences are now taller than the Great Wall of China 🇨🇳, and everyone seems too busy or too careful to connect.

The attached picture perfectly captures how food was shared in those days — simple, genuine, and full of warmth.

One thing is certain: the sense of community we once enjoyed is fading fast, and many people truly miss it......

28/05/2026

Dear South Africa the Ghanaians appreciate everything but they believe you will need a little schooling here.

Are you aware that the land you guys are bragging with and harassing fellow African on is actually not yours?🤔?

Do you know that the country you are boastful of is actually not a country rather a COMPANY,yes a company. Let's delve a little deeper into it.

(1) 14% of South African land is been owned by the STATE.

(2) 31% of your land is owned by TRUST,I hope you know who or what a trust is?,ok let's assume you don't know so wait I shall explain.A TRUST is putting your real estate into a legal land trust. It means transferring the legal title of the property to a trustee, while you (the "beneficiary") retain complete control over the land and its finances.

(3) 55% of your land belongs to individuals and companies,the individual are also your slave masters who are still ruling you without your notice.

😂😂 I'm laughing at you guys because you don't actually have a place as your own.Pray fervently that you will never need we Ghanaians our help just pray.

You are the lost sheep of Africa 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

✍️ Ghanian living in South Africa..