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@OlumideIDOWU @KenyaAirways Please can you check dm Mr. @OlumideIDOWU ?

@OlumideIDOWU @KenyaAirways Bros, sorry about your experience.. Hope it gets resolved soonest by @KenyaAirways

I am extremely frustrated with @KenyaAirways over the unacceptable delay in delivering my luggage, as this has caused significant inconvenience, including the loss of access to essential medications and personal belongings, and if not resolved immediately, I will have no option but to pursue legal action. #UnProfessionalAirline

@ClimateWed The fact that it accounts for 29% of deaths in Nigeria is a clarion call for us to brace up and tackle it before it gets out of hand.

There is a quiet epidemic running alongside Nigeria’s more publicised health crises. It does not arrive in sudden outbreaks or make international emergency headlines. It builds slowly, meal by meal, sip by sip, until it arrives as a stroke at the age of 45, a diabetes diagnosis at 38 years, a hypertension prescription that a household cannot reasonably afford. bit.ly/47a1qAB via Environews

@Spectranet_NG Pls check dm..

Your lifestyle deserves more. Premium browsing. Unlimited value. Seamless connection. That is Spectranet! #Spectranet #StayConnected

@0moyeh God go bless who typed this.🤣

@OluchyyRaregem @brownsfieldj You're really dumB and you dont even know it..🤣🤣

@brownsfieldj ???

not to be rude but 90% of men will never bag a woman this beautiful… so how did carter efe even manage to do it in the first place? 😭 that might genuinely be the biggest achievement of his life.

@ola_product @Oluwamidunsin I made my comment 9.36am You made yourself 9.39am You made yours.after I criticize your empty headed skull for not contributing to the posts but choose to criticize. You have proven to me that you're an Oloshi. A fish brain adult. Now fuck off.

@ClimateEsq @Oluwamidunsin x.com/i/status/20331… Read and be educated dim witted Esq.

I keep seeing comments like: “If pregnancy is dangerous, why did you give birth? Aren’t you a mother yourself?” Or “Is it every woman that gets pregnant that develops problems? If not, why call pregnancy dangerous” and many other similar remarks. Instead of dismissing these as low-IQ questions, I choose to see them as an opportunity for education and as evidence of an obvious knowledge gap. So let me address this. In Nigeria, for every 100,000 pregnant women, an estimated 950–1,050 women die from pregnancy and childbirth–related causes. Beyond deaths, for every 100,000 pregnant women, about 5,000–10,000 develop serious pregnancy- or childbirth-related illnesses (maternal morbidity) complications that can permanently affect their health, livelihood, and quality of life. Now compare this to the global average: about 100 women die per 100,000 births worldwide. In Nigeria, the average is around 1,000 deaths per 100,000 births. Because of this alarming burden, huge efforts and funding have been directed toward improving maternal health. For example, USAID funded about $423 million for maternal and reproductive health programs, while the World Bank approved $570 million to strengthen Nigeria’s primary healthcare system, including maternal and newborn services. So when someone with any level of influence — even influence over just one person — boldly states that pregnancy is not dangerous, it is not a harmless opinion. Influence has a ripple effect. That one person influenced can influence twenty more. Statements like this can subtly reshape public perception. They may discourage pregnant women from attending antenatal or postnatal clinics. They may cause women to ignore medical advice. Ultimately, this can increase maternal morbidity and mortality — the very outcomes healthcare workers and governments are working tirelessly, day and night, to reduce. Speaking up against such careless narratives is therefore not just about defending the dignity of women who have suffered or died from pregnancy-related complications. It is about protecting lives. It is about supporting evidence-based care. And it is about not allowing careless talk to undermine the hard work of already exhausted healthcare workers.

When you turn 37, a whole lot will change, and its beyond your control. Beggars can't be choosers.

@ola_product @Oluwamidunsin You with the high IQ, what's your contribution? To criticize others I guess. Oloshi

@ClimateEsq @Oluwamidunsin You're comparing roads to pregnancy? if this isn't low IQ, I don't know what is

@ClementKerenku @FotoNugget Some of you are terribly mad. You tagged him and went ahead to profit from his work, without his consent? .you suppose do jail.

@FotoNugget I am the artist who created the artwork used in the movie. The piece was inspired by a photograph I saw online, and I made sure to credit and reference the photographer from the beginning, even before the production team contacted me about using the artwork.

Dear Omobi Oboli TV, It has come to my attention that a visual featured in your film “Before We Let Go” appears to recreate a photograph originally taken by me. As the creator and copyright holder of the original image, I am concerned that the work may have been reproduced without prior authorization or licensing. I would appreciate clarification on the circumstances surrounding the use of this image in the production. If my work was used as a reference or recreated for the film, I would like us to discuss appropriate crediting and licensing arrangements. Kind regards,

@Oluwamidunsin 1 out of 10 women develop childbirth issues. 1 out of 100 women die from childbirth in Nigeria. And you said its dangerous? Get a life, dude!

@MakuachiM5962 @OtitoNosike 🤣🤣 very f00lish guy. Make e go win the position of CDA chairman in his community fess

@OtitoNosike By "Religion" you mean, "Christianity?" Go and campaign first and see whether it's the Christians that'll assassinate you.

Nigerians must continue to pray that someone like myself never makes it to Aso Rock as President. I am telling you now, the very first thing I will do is place heavy restrictions on religion. Pastors will be required to obtain a permit from the State House before they can operate, and that permit will be renewed every year. Their sermons will be closely monitored, and any preacher who dares to say what my government has not approved will instantly have his permit revoked. His church, which, by law, will not be allowed to hold more than thirty people at a time (if the thirty-first shows up, he will be instantly remanded in a psychiatric ward), will immediately be converted into a science institute, a public library, or a government re-education center. The pastor himself will be sent to a state-run institution for reorientation, where he will remain until he shows clear signs of accepting the worldview of the state before he is allowed to return to society.

@dasoulmade1 It should be guess the male celebrity..

Guess the female celebrity ⤵️🤦🏿‍♂️

@NelsonGoody @Nenye11111 Your papa supppse use cond0m they day he slept with your m0m

@Nenye11111 Broke boys no suppose de near relationship ni

ending a relationship because he can’t afford to take care of you is completely valid.

@Tumiano12 @asher_kine @iretileye Guy you finish work. Asherkine dey whine us, but we nor go fall for his tactics.🤣

@asher_kine @iretileye Baba u just Dey wyne twitter people ,my friend visited the eatery today.

I may understand that a bunch of people cannot fathom a young adult living and working in Ogun state, trying to make a way for themselves because she ‘looks too good’ for such a job. This person has a sister living in Lagos, it’s a 2 hr drive & She’s 21, I have cousins in Ogun state ffs. I was 17 filming entertainers at events just to ‘chase something’ from unilag. I was exactly 20 after grad juggling Ikotun & Chevron to be with Yhemolee , Asake and Ashidapo to document everything I could until YL started paying me and got me to film Olamide & Asake Omo ope and it was up from there. I really do understand agenda agending but I won’t let some silly takes ruin this one for her or let y’all undermine videos I create. I understand that most of my videos span through the progression of a day but this video spanned over a week after our first meet. I’m unsure how it looks like a 48hr livestream.

The babe doesn't even look surprised, like all the funfair was as expected by her. The first meeting with Asherkine, you could sense it.

@BellaBaddie__ Tried Dickson?

I'm pregnant and looking for a baby boy name that ends with "on" Help me out before my husband suggests Dragon again 🙂

@nikitabier is this allowed on X or its breaking the rules?

@Yeahmicee @Milli_MG1 Every single lady always wants to have another woman's men, especially if he's the caring type. If the man can outsoure cooking ,dont you think the message he's sending to the lady cook is that he must be a romantic kind of guy?

@ClimateEsq @Milli_MG1 Even if his girl can’t cook, does that make what she did okay?

I don’t know how you’ll post something like this when there’s already a stereotype about private chefs, some of these girls are just dumb 🤦🏽‍♀️