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Awareness is growing in the North. You feed the hungry while causing their hunger and film it. That’s not help, it’s political bribery.
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@tocheez Awareness must grow across Nigeria 🇳🇬 North and South included together

I really don’t care if this is a script Every Northerner should start to reject these Greek gifts from these dangerous regime and their foot soldiers It’s better we die of hunger standing strong with our self esteem

When will the North wake up and stop playing stomach politics? Even your own elites use this against you every 4years.

All Nigerians needs to know the so called politicians strategy. Make the masses hungry to the extent that they'll be beging for food to eat. We should all wake up to end this palletives government. #EndBadGovernment #CitizenRevolution #TinubuMustGo

The speakers resemblance with the gov of Borno state is terrifying 😊

The first awareness you need in the North is people should give birth to children they can cater for to kill the almajiri system being practiced now.

See ehnn, I speak from a place knowledge. The North has become aware. Many politicians will receive the shock of their life in a few months' time.

@mamarolex I am very happy at this awareness ! Pls sensitize the people more .. hunger will seize to be weaponised !

They have weaponised poverty

Whoever that initiated this, God be bless you. Keep it up

Eyes don open

At least them don chop

💯

2027 election will be interesting 🤔

Heartless politicians I love this awakening and I hope it gets to the southwest

Is it semo?

@A6da11ah_M5 @oluwaseun_ajede

Exactly

@monica_mati I pray this truth not content 🙏🏼

The north are finally waking up fa, I love this

@1king_son This Is self esteem,something lots of us don’t have

I hope the north will take their anger for tinubu to the polling box

Dis happens all across Nigeria, saw a video from the south east people are been given gala and pepsi in exchange for their votes.

