TD @DivadernaL

TD Joined May 2016

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Manchester City @ManCity

4 weeks ago

On this day in 2024, we became the only ever Club to win 4️⃣ in a row 🏆🏆🏆🏆

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Bennedict @BennieSonamzi

4 weeks ago

He is still missing, let’s repost until he is found

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Everest @novieverest

a month ago

They asked Tinubu a simple question about trust in government on taxes, Tinubu went completely off-point. A dullard.

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MTN does this every now and then to the average Nigerian consumer. They increase data prices, Nigerians complain online, and you, a senator, have the power to raise it on the floor of the house, but you never do because it doesn’t affect you. Now that Starlink affects you, suddenly you’ve found your voice and brought it up to complain like a commoner begging for bread. If MTN and other local providers actually worked and provided good, stable internet services, you wouldn’t need Starlink now, would you? You tried to escape the Nigerian problem because “I better pass my neighbour,” and now you’re embarrassing yourself in public. All of this could have been avoided if you and your friends in the Senate were not so self-centered and short-sighted. If you fix Nigeria, everybody go enjoy am.

Ben Murray-Bruce @benmurraybruce

2 months ago

.@elonmusk, For months, I have paid ₦49,000 for my Starlink subscription in Nigeria. Suddenly, and without notice, without consent, and without any change to my plan, I am slammed with a ridiculous charge of ₦215,955. Let’s be clear: this looks like exploitation, not pricing.

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TD @DivadernaL

5 months ago

@TheActMan_YT The China Man 🌚

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richo @richo

5 months ago

🚨BREAKING: iShowSpeed addresses criticism accusing him of being disrespectful for not collaborating with content creators during his Africa tour in Nigeria. Speed explains that the purpose of the tour is not streamer collaborations, but to showcase the culture of Africa’s countries — highlighting everyday people who are rarely seen, street performers with real talent, and local communities. He makes it clear that every stop on the tour is pre-planned, time-restricted, and carefully scheduled by his crew, with specific locations he must reach in each country. He adds that many of the creators complaining already have platforms of their own, while this tour is about giving exposure to people who don’t. Speed says he won’t cancel cultural visits or moments arranged by locals just to accommodate influencers, stressing that the goal is to put African culture on display for the world — not to centre the tour around content creators