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Iniobong Leroi
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Iniobong Leroi
@IniLeroi
Storyteller. Research & Development enthusiast. Good Governance Advocate. Web 3 enthusiast. Techie.
- Replying to @NigeriaStoriesCitizens of a certain African country will go there and ensure that the restrictions return because of their behaviour
- Replying to @Bobthebuil19383Togo, Cameroun and Equatorial Guinea all belong to the same WhatsApp Group.
- Replying to @kemiadetibaI did my youth service in Delta state and throughout my stay I couldn't learn Urhobo language as everybody spoke in pidgin to me, even toddlers. Their flavour of pidgin is unique and when laced with slangs, it's almost comical.
- Replying to @UnkleAyoIt seems like, to be a successful leader in Nigeria you need to have a fraudulent past, present and future
- Replying to @PortiaMoemediShe can put them up for adoption when she gives birth
- Replying to @ReporteraNewsPeter Obi is the "cleanest" politician in Nigeria. You can't find any evidence of corruption tied or linked to him despite being in public office for 8 years. His opponents have searched up and down, right and left, in and out and have returned with empty hands each time. What a
- Replying to @Bolshie_BoyChildren of and relatives and cronies of Nigerian leaders and sit-tight African dictators top the list
- Replying to @UnkleAyoAfter grabbing everything in Lagos for himself, he signed into law a pension scheme for himself just a few weeks before leaving office as Governor in 2007. The Public Office Holder (Payment of Pension) Law No 11 Official Gazette of 2007 states that former governors are entitled
- Replying to @AfricaFactsZonePresident Tinubu should better start packaging their 100k dollars
- Replying to @NigeriaStoriesThis is just a consequence of the worship of money in our society. People will do anything to make money. People will steal, scam and cheat just to make money and be worshipped by others. We ain't seen anything yet.
