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My experience is that almost everyone is knowledgeable and smart. People just need the right networks to enter doors. Call it connection. I call it network Nigerian youths are one of the smartest people ever! Many just need the opportunity (connection) to thrive ~Morris Monye

We are aware that lots of propaganda are being cooked in your WhatsApps. We will be here to debunk all of it with facts.

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@Kwarapoly_sug Students were packed as if they were picking the thieves politicians in Nigeria or some bandits

@Kwarapoly_sug But school account says other wise 😂 x.com/kwarastatepoly…

The protesters are not students but unknown commuters and no student was involved in the protest. However, Normalcy has been restored immediately

In Oyo State we will criticize Seyi when he doesn't Seyi but rn Seyi- Seyi oooo 😂🎖️🫰🔥🎈

When this N1.6B Gbaja Hostel was commissioned in 2024, students hoped the project facilitated by Chief of Staff to the President, would ease the housing crisis. They were wrong! My latest investigation uncovers how UNILAG turned a public intervention into a commercial venture.

@royalties_pc @bashmidas1 That’s how they do, hungry fools, they just want to talk bad about the current administration without facts

@bashmidas1 I won't calm ooo.. cos you made it look like I was wrong

@bashmidas1 it's not evening yet and this is just from foodco - chicken republic in Akobo. I don't belong to any party or even like politics but i will always talk my truths. Wait for the evening settings ☺️

@Kwarapoly_sug Allah, takullah !!… o de beru oloun !!

@Jersda94 He shld know the limit,u can be eating from dem witout pushing for them to take over oyo state and start making people suffering again and let dem drag oyo state backward,all because u want to eat what might not even be useful for you too after these people start spoiling things

Alaga has always been an opportunist which I commend him for because it’s working for him. All those mediocre tech expos that he organise just to corner grant from the state govt. I don’t really have problem with him being a cockroach but he should not cross his boundaries

Oyo state workers are now living better due to timely payment of salary and extra bonuses…. You that don’t have sense because you just joined Apc now want to come and shame Seyi? KNRGFE

KNEGF gbogbo won especially that Alaga , like, wth!… after what people went through in oyo state in the hand of APC, smh 🤦

@Jersda94 He’s a very dangerous soul, I quote him wrong and he clocked me lmao . 😂, he would soon be bursted and casted , and he would leave this X for people that are not money mongers , people that love oyo state for real

I’ve clocked him long time ago. I’ve been having at him for long. He is a very dangerous person and he is the conduit for those snide remarks coming to Seyi. The guy don dey enter with Adelabu, he just dey try wet ground for final unveiling. Just read this tweet below 👇

@Jersda94 That Alaga, He knows what he’s doing, he’s their leader among the youths and I’m ashamed of them, see the youths we thought would be better than the old thieves

That Alaga is the leader of the WhatsApp group the whole agenda came from. I don’t know why you guys have not clocked him yet but I have. Most of these gigs come out from APC coven and they use these gullible and unsuspecting youth to carry it out. They are all thieves

@officialEFCC Hello, are you aware that your agents raided inside Kwara state polytechnic today from around 4am in the morning till 8am, while students are in exam period, creating chaos in the school and making students running around, they shot tear gas x.com/trendingex/sta…

How EFCC Stopped a Contractor from Using Substandard Transmission Lines to Execute Power Contract- Olukoyede The Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,  EFCC,  Mr. Ola Olukoyede has disclosed how the Commission intervened in 2024 to stop a contractor mobilized by the Ministry of Power from executing a contract with fake and substandard transmission lines. He made this disclosure in Abuja on Wednesday,  March 25, 2026 when the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer,  MD/CEO, Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency, MEMSA,  Engineer Olusegun Adesayo paid him a courtesy visit at the Commission’s corporate headquarters. According to him,  the contractor was investigated by the EFCC and found to have imported fake transmission lines which could have posed danger to the entire nation.  “In 2024,  we had cause to write to the Ministry of Power to blacklist a contractor when we investigated and confirmed that he imported fake and substandard power transmission lines for the execution of a contract given to him”, he said.  This intervention by the Commission saved the nation  potential disaster  and possible loss of lives and valuables. Olukoyede  assured the  MEMSA delegation of the readiness of the EFCC to work with it in ensuring better electricity supply for the nation. “We believe that we can work together to improve electricity supply in Nigeria and to ensure that all the key stakeholders in the industry play according to rules and laws guiding the industry.  I believe when we do this, we will see some improvement in power supply in Nigeria. Our mandate covers economic sabotage, not only financial crimes”, he said. The EFCC boss  also urged the delegation to pay special attention to procurement and contract fraud, assuring  that the EFCC has adequate  competence in those areas that would be of help to the Agency. Earlier in his remarks, Adesayo stated that the visit was to forge collaboration with the  Commission towards ensuring safety standards in the power industry and to emphasize the commitment of his Agency to transparency and accountability.  He also stressed that his Agency was mandated to ensure enforcement of technical standards and regulations in the electricity sector, thereby achieving  safety, reliability and quality of electrical cables nationwide. Adesayo sought EFCC’s collaboration primarily in the areas of intelligence sharing, procurement regularities,  investigation of cases of substandard electrical materials, contract abuses and regulatory issues, as well as public sensitization and capacity building. He identified the prime place of regulation and enforcement in the protection of public infrastructure and resources. “We recognize that effective regulation and anti-corruption enforcement is very important, therefore we want a coordinated effort to safeguard all our public infrastructure and natural resources.   We also seek your guidance on strengthening our internal control mechanisms,” he said. He assured Olukoyede of internal reforms in MEMSA that will see to improved probity in the Agency and  commitment to aligning with the federal government’s anti-corruption agenda.

@officialEFCC Hello, are you aware that your agents raided inside Kwara state polytechnic today from around 4am in the morning till 8am, while students are in exam period, creating chaos in the school and making students running around, they shot tear gas x.com/trendingex/sta…

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