OMOOBA ÁKÍNYẸMÍ MOFỌLỌ́RUNSỌ́ @flexsy

“Some Governors who joined the APC received over 500 billion Naira from the Federal Government as palliative, but I haven't received a dime because I haven't joined the APC.” -Zamfara Governor, Dauda Lawal. Osun State Governor is denied LG funds for not joining the APC too.✍️

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TheCable @thecableng

10 months ago

Tax laws passed by n’assembly differ from gazetted copy, rep alleges Abdussamad Dasuki, a member of the house of representatives, says there are discrepancies between the tax reform law passed by the national assembly and the gazetted copy available to the public. Dasuki, who represents Kebbe/Tambuwal federal constituency of Sokoto, raised a point of privilege on the floor of the lower legislative chamber during Wednesday’s plenary. A gazette is an official government publication that formally publishes laws and other legal notices after they have been approved by the legislature and signed into law by the president. thecable.ng/tax-laws-passe…

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Káyọ̀dé Ògúndámisí 🇳🇬 @ogundamisi

11 months ago

The management team of Alpha Beta ² disguised as "Xpresss collections" secretly allocated the contract of collecting Nigeria's national revenue by President Tinubu, no bidding. Alpha Beta 1 had been linked to the current President of Nigeria, making billions from Lagos State.

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ANLUGBUA @Anlugbua_Ibadan

12 months ago

Innocent people—especially our brothers and sisters in the diaspora—reach out to many of these frauds seeking knowledge, identity, and reconnection to their homeland. But instead of guidance, they meet exploitation. They do not teach them the language. They do not ground them in the proper cultural practices. They do not educate them about the traditions, values, or the philosophy that forms the backbone of Yoruba civilisation. Before they say ABC, they are already pushing them into Itefa — a sacred initiation — not out of spiritual duty, but out of greed. They milk them financially and emotionally. Ifa is one of the most beautiful, profound pillars of what makes us Yoruba. It is the core of our spirituality. But it is not everyone’s path, and it must never be forced, rushed, or commercialized. Once you are brainwashed into that exploitative system, you lose your compass and become enslaved to a spirituality you do not even fully understand. Many young women, especially, are deceived into believing they “need” Itefa. They do not. What is worse, some of these fraudulent babalawos turn their female initiates into wives, then turn them into agents in the diaspora to recruit more victims. It becomes a cycle of manipulation disguised as tradition. This is not culture. This is not Ifa. This is exploitation wearing the mask of spirituality. Our people deserve truth, not traps. Our culture deserves honour, not abuse.