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Instablog9ja
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A Baddie has ends things with her talking stage partner after he sends her a list of rules and regulations for their relationship.
The rule’s goes like this 1. I see you do post different guys on your status and as your bf to be you must not post any guy except me
2. Your Billings must not pass 20k once it’s over 20k call your parent
3. If I call you once you must call twice
4. since you are a virgin you will have to wait till I dis’ gin you before I give you money
5. You must not claim you are single on your status or whatever.
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Favoursplashy
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Instablog9ja
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Veteran comedian, Gbenga Adeyinka has declared his support for President Bola Tinubu, calling him the right person to steer the country towards prosperity. Speaking on the Our 2 Kobo Podcast, Adeyinka highlighted Tinubu’s track record during his tenure as governor of Lagos state as proof of his capacity to address Nigeria’s economic challenges.
Adeyinka, who revealed that he is a card-carrying member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), said he campaigned for Tinubu because he believes the president can fix the country’s problems. He stressed that if Tinubu is unable to resolve Nigeria’s issues, the nation may be in deeper trouble given his ‘’capacity and experience.’’
The comedian praised some of the policies implemented by the Tinubu administration, such as subsidy removal and local government autonomy, but noted that the government needs to be more frugal. Adeyinka also called for patience, saying Tinubu should be given at least two more years as the economic challenges facing Nigeria are not unique but global.
Adeyinka further stated that he previously campaigned for former President Muhammadu Buhari, believing that his military background would help transform the country, but he turned out as someone who “doesn’t know anything”. He said; “If I’m passionate about you, I’m passionate about you. That’s my problem. And I believe that, and please take this to the bank, if Asiwaju (Tinubu) cannot set Nigeria right, then we’re in trouble. With his capacity, with what he knows, with the fact that he has nothing to gain or lose anymore, if he cannot set Nigeria right, then we’re in trouble. I’m scared for Nigeria.
Even before the election, people were taking sides. Am I happy with the policies of the government? I s¥ffer too. People should not forget that I’m a Nigerian too. Now, am I happy with the policies of Asiwaju? Some yes, some no.
The man explained something. He said, we have two options. We go the way we are going. I’ll be attaked for this one, but I’ll say my mind. We go the way we have always gone. We keep borrowing money. We keep using our crude, for instance, I’m told has been used to borrow money. We can change that and have a better tomorrow. Or, we continue this way and everybody is happy, and your children s·ffer.
Do I believe he should have ended subsidy, although he was not even the one that ended the fuel subsidy thing. I support fuel subsidy removal totally because of the amount of corruption that was in it. Do I think they’ve done a good job by tightening their belts when we need to tighten our belts? No. I believe that those cars that were bought for members of the national assembly was an unnecessary oppression of the people, of the people who are s·ffering. What else have they done? I see a lot of restructuring taking place.
Local governments are to get their money directly. If you have a vibrant local government, you can build the country from bottom up, which is the way they do it abroad. Will governors allow the money get to the local government? Some governors have said no, nine or so.
If you get the local government right, it’s like getting a family right. Society will be better. Should people have gone on the streets to protest? There’s a fundamental right of protest. Should they have said the summit should be cancelled? No. Those are constitutional issues that should be dealt with constitutionally. I think what should have been done is to ask for a constitutional review. You can’t use illegality to remove someone legally elected.
There are some people who are professional politicians. That is their job. You now wake up and say you want to come and… they will not even give you ticket. With our current structure, it takes the grace of men for you to become president. That’s why when I see them Sowore, saying they want to be president, Fela Durotoye wants to be president, Peter Obi wants to be president, and there’s one very intelligent guy, Moghalu wants to be president… I think we need to get these young people into the house of reps, into the senate, to rewrite our laws.
If Peter Obi becomes president of Nigeria with the same structure we have in place, there’s nothing he’s going to do. Give Asiwaju two more years, that guy is a financial wizard. What is currently happening in Nigeria is universal.”
Instablog9ja
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FRSC has arrested a man for driving an overloaded vehicle.
The driver was arrested for carrying a mountain load of luggages on his car
Instablog9ja
3 hrs
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A man has shared personal texts from his girlfriend.
The lady has sent the guy a message that his mate used his white Benz to drop her at her hostel yesterday while the best he can do is to escort her to her junction and he needed to go and hustle.
Instablog9ja
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Movie producer and actor, Chris Bassey, has taken to plumbing after leaving Nigeria for Canada.
Speaking during a live chat with Daddy Freeze on Instagram, he emphasized that his new career pays better than tech jobs and also gives him a more relaxed lifestyle.
Daddy Freeze asked: “I know you as a producer and actor, what career are you into this Yankee?” Bassey replied: “I’m into construction here. I do construction; I am a plumber.”
Daddy Freeze who was surprised by the development, however questioned the actor’s transition despite his fame. Bassey said in pidgin: “In the last seven months, the province I have visited just on weekends in Canada, even person wey dey do tech no fit afford am. For here, I don’t know about the UK or US.”
