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Man's teeth is made of treated steel.

@okoliecollins5 Happy birthday Collins. Remain richly blessed.

Happy birthday to me

@Jamessucre2 The project was at 85% completion when he arrived. The project has zero contributions from the state or mainstream federal budget. Uzodinma is only enjoying media deodorising from him paid puppets. He is not as popular in the state as he is painted.

One day, Nigerians will truly appreciate Gov Hope Uzodimma. Man is silently doing wonders in Imo State, one of best governors of the southeast.

@Deonite7 @Chude_ND1 He is 55+ years. The white hair on his eyebrow is just nature.

@Chude_ND1 This same old man with white hair in his eyebrows ? Nah old men dey do us, for this country sha. I wish they can just give the appointment to another person, so that he will learn the hard way. Shalom...!!

FUTO Owerri New VC The newly appointed VC of FUTO, Professor Ikechukwu Dozie, who took over from the first female VC Prof. Nnenna Otti—who conducted the credible governorship election in Abia State applauded across the globe, has appointed 24 aides within days of assuming office. The FG has cancelled the appointments and summoned him to Abuja. Just days into his tenure, Professor Dozie’s administration has been the subject of a national directive. The Federal Ministry of Education ordered him to immediately revoke the controversial appointments of 24 aides, citing violations of regulations governing federal universities. Interesting! Source: Guardian News

@Morris_Monye I am in Nigeria. I got my NVC interview date as April 07, 2026 in Lagos. What's happening?

US Embassy advertising that they have 2,000 visa slots available in 2 weeks in Ghana. Such won’t happen in Nigeria.

@TheAmenReigns @PharmUcheey He is now the Headmaster of the Primary School. We are encouraged to donate to the school's library upgrade.

@PharmUcheey Sir Nwankwo wey dey use koboko finish person nyash that year.

Alvan Ikoku got a facelift and upgrade into federal university status. Fun fact: I went to this school as a Foetus🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️

RT @OOlusore: Dear Tony Elumelu @TonyOElumelu Can I withdraw Money from my UBA Account with my Withdrawal Slip like this? https://t.co/ts…

@ebbo_j @_Kamor I know you don't know that knowledgeable Nigerians know that Niger has a 51% Christian population, Kogi 46%, Nasarawa 55% & Plateau 85%. We equally know the suppressed Christians in Kastina, Kano and Jigawa. The Kaduna people though slaughtered still count. E shock you? Iidiots!

@_Kamor How can north central be 60% Christians? Do u know that Niger, Kwara, Kogi, FCT and Nasarawa are in North central? Don't allow Benue and plateau states to fool u and give u wrong stats pls.

How again I ask? • Middle Belt - over 60% Christian majority • North East - Christians make up to 40% • South East - 99% Christians • Niger Delta - 95% Christians • South West - over 60% Christian • North West - Muslim-dominated. Or is it because of the Fugazi “19 northern states” that you keep lying to yourself? Run census if e sure for una.

@YarKafanchan Kindly tell us your experience.

Whatever happens, I will not go back to risperidone 😞

@EBahba @Waspapping_ How much please?

@Waspapping_ Go for this. However is very expensive but you get value for your money.

Those of you who have installed solar in your home, please what’s the best brand of lithium battery on the market?

@swycatl @01_Mr_Nobody @instablog9ja Not boasting, I finished at 15+, my wife 16+. Today I am an accomplished Civil Engineer while my wife is a US registered nurse. We are not necessarily high-flying geniuses but our parents gave us the right motivation. As a growing teenager, my father bought no TVs but books.

@01_Mr_Nobody @ChiefNwa @instablog9ja That's if he doesn't get another double promotion, seeing as he said he's still a high flyer in the current class. There's no award for finishing school earlier. Just allow your child to be a child. Plus, in Naija, such kids find it hard to gain professional experience. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Mom goes viral by showing off her 2-year-old son, who already reads books😯

@callipopo @fattylincorn_01 Sponsored by Hope Uzodinma.

‘He Worked For Obi’ — APC Youths Reject Tinubu’s Appointment Of Ihedioha Members Of The All Progressives Congress (APC) Youth Wing In The South East Have Rejected The Appointment Of Obinna Ihedioha As An Executive Director Of The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) By President Bola Tinubu. The Youths Said The Decision Ignores Loyal Party Members In The Region And Rewards Individuals They Consider Close To Opposition Parties. They Described The Appointment As Unfair And Provocative. Their Reaction Followed The Announcement That Obinna Ihedioha, Brother Of Former Imo State Governor Emeka Ihedioha And A Known Figure In The African Democratic Congress (ADC), Would Serve As Executive Director For People, Stakeholders And Communication At The NRS, Representing The South East. In A Statement Issued By The APC Igbo Youth Forum And Signed By Its National Coordinator, Chukwuemeka Chidi, The Group Accused The Federal Government Of Sidelining Committed APC Members Who Worked For The Party During The 2023 General Elections. The Youths Claimed That Obinna Ihedioha Has Links With Opposition Political Blocs And Allegedly Supported Peter Obi Of The Labour Party In The Last Presidential Election. They Also Pointed To His Association With The ADC As Evidence That He Does Not Belong To The Ruling Party Structure In The South East. They Questioned How A Person With Such Political Background Could Be Trusted With A Sensitive Role In A National Revenue Agency That Handles Personnel And Public Communication. According To Them, Placing Him In Charge Of People Management And Stakeholder Engagement Raises Concerns About Loyalty And Internal Security Within The System. The Statement Said: “Putting A Known Opposition Supporter In Charge Of Managing People And Handling Communication At The Nigeria Revenue Service Is Very Risky And Harmful. “The Decision Undermines Loyalty Within The Party, Discourages Grassroots Participation, And Sends The Wrong Message To APC Supporters Who Invested Time, Money And Even Risked Their Safety To Help The Party In The South East.” The Group Accused Political Leaders Of Choosing Appeasement Over Dedication And Competence. They Warned That Such Actions Weaken Party Discipline And Alienate Supporters Who Stood By The APC Despite Intimidation And Hostility During The Election Period. They Further Threatened To Stage Protests In Different Parts Of The Country If The Appointment Is Not Reviewed. Moreover, The Youths Insisted That The South East Has Many Qualified APC Members Who Deserve To Occupy Federal Positions Meant For The Zone. They Urged President Tinubu To Withdraw The Appointment And Replace It With A Candidate Who Has A Clear History Of Loyalty To The Ruling Party. They Also Called On Party Leadership At The National Level To Intervene And Protect The Interests Of APC Supporters In The South East.

@myabiadaily Who is the contractor?

UPDATE: Installation of 53 meters length culvert along the ongoing 29km Idima Abam - Ndiorieke road for proper erosion control around this area. #InvestInAbia

@mindsetmachine @Grok kindly show link to full video on YouTube

Never judge a book by its cover…

@delefresh2 @PeterObi @emekajerome You maybe one of the reasons why Tinubu is thriving along the path of failure. A stupid creature through and through.

@PeterObi @emekajerome The way Peter Obi speaks ,one would think he never held a position in Nigeria before . Oga, u were governor for 8 years sir, how many blocks of classrooms did u build? More ICPC are still investigating the matter ,give the guy a benefit of doubts, by letting him defend himself.

The Farouk Controversy and the Question of Public Responsibility One of the most talked-about public controersies in recent times is the allegation surrounding Farouk Ahmed. Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President of the Dangote Group, alleged that Mr. Farouk, Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), spent about $5 million on the secondary school education of his four children in Switzerland. He called for a full investigation and public explanation. At current exchange rates, $5 million is approximately ₦7.5 billion. In a country with over 18 million out-of-school children — the highest number in the world — this revelation inevitably raises questions of proportionality, public trust, and moral responsibility. Education is one of the greatest legacies a parent can give a child. No reasonable person begrudges parents for investing in their children’s future. Plato, in The Republic, reminds us that “education and upbringing are what make good human beings,” warning that neglect of education harms not just individuals but the entire constitution of society. The issue here, therefore, is not education itself, but scale, context, and moral consequence, especially when such spending is attributed to a public official in a country with extreme inequality. What ₦7.5 Billion Could Do at Home With ₦7.5 billion, it would be possible to build 25 school blocks, at ₦35 million per block, fully covering construction, furnishing, and basic learning infrastructure. This amounts to ₦875 million in capital expenditure. Each block contains 6 classrooms.Each classroom accommodates 40 students. That means: 240 students per block 25 blocks × 240 students = 6,000 students educated every year Each block would employ 18 teachers, giving a total of 450 teachers. At a monthly salary of ₦125,000, each teacher earns ₦1.5 million per year, bringing the total annual wage bill to ₦675 million. After construction (₦875 million) and one full year of teacher salaries (₦675 million), total expenditure is ₦1.55 billion. This leaves ₦5.95 billion from the original ₦7.5 billion. Making the System Self-Sustaining If the remaining ₦5.95 billion is invested in Nigerian government bonds at 19%, it would yield approximately ₦1.13 billion annually. From this yield, allocating ₦10 million per school block per year for libraries, laboratories, utilities, learning materials, meals, and maintenance would cost: ₦250 million annually (₦10m × 25 blocks)This still leaves ₦880 million per year. From this balance: ₦675 million comfortably pays teachers’ salaries every year Over ₦200 million remains as surplus, ensuring reserves, expansion, and long-term stability In effect, the system becomes permanently self-funding, without touching the original capital. A Moral Contrast (Corrected) In simple terms, the amount allegedly spent on the education of four children could establish a self-sustaining education ecosystem that: Educates 6,000 Nigerian children every year Employs 450 teachers. Ironically, Nigerian children educated abroad would benefit even more if those who remain at home were educated to comparable standards to work for them and with them when they return. An educated society produces better governance, safer communities, stronger institutions, and a more dignified nation. It is a win-win. The Larger Question Nigeria has a population of about 240 million people. In a system described by former British Prime Minister David Cameron as “fantastically corrupt,” and by the U.S. President Donald Trump as “a now disgraced country,” it is reasonable to assume that there are at least 2,400 individuals - just 0.0001% of the population - who, like the Farouks, have access to extraordinary resources largely derived from public office. If 2,400 individuals each sacrificed $5 million, it will achieve the following:

@_y3maya Caveat: Social media is not a hospital.

@_y3maya You maybe reacting to an antibiotic medication. Seek medical attention as soon as you can.

please how can I get rid of this?😪

@prinxe_B @emmaikumeh Albert Einstein sense no reach your own🥶.

@emmaikumeh That means Pastor Okafor was only able to solve 10 percent of his problem, because he clearly stated that a man who can control himself and avoid sexual sin has already solved 90 percent of his struggles. PROBLEM FULL BODY

“He that committed fornication or adultery, sinneth against his own body” ~ Dr Pastor Chris Okafor Lol 😆 i hear you papa 😩

@emmaikumeh Künfu master for a reason.

@boye4christ2006 Lies. Royal Roads University and Alberta have an $80 & $130 application fee. Others do to.

Here is the clean list of 12 schools (Canada – No Application Fee): 1.University of British Columbia (UBC) 2.University of Alberta 3.University of Calgary 4.University of Saskatchewan 5.University of Manitoba 6.Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) 7.University of New Brunswick (UNB) 8.University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI) 9.University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) 10.Royal Roads University 11.Athabasca University 12.Saint Mary’s University (SMU)