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@odogwu_ogidi Gbamsolutely

Few people I know have quietly moved back to the Southeast, Enugu town, Owerri, and Umuahia precisely. My cousin who is into Tech and works remotely told me that once he finishes his house this year, he will move back fully to the Southeast and won’t return back to base after Christmas. I spoke with one this evening and he said “I feel at peace here”. Soon, it is going to be really difficult getting an apartment in the Southeast. Develop that your land now!

@Niella085 Na normal thing but you ought to have had a concrete agreement before the mating

So, the owner of the male that mated my dog said he will collect a puppy when she gives birth, mind you I paid for the mating . Please, is this normal??? Before I change am for am o.

@officialABAT See the time wey he drop tweet. Lol

On this Children’s Day, I celebrate every Nigerian child. I celebrate the child who is excelling in school. I celebrate the child who is learning a trade. I celebrate the child living with disability and still pressing forward with courage. I celebrate the child who has lost much but has not lost hope. Today belongs to you. It is a day to celebrate your innocence, your strength, your creativity, your aspirations, and the immeasurable value you bring to our nation. You are the pride of our Republic, the custodians of tomorrow’s promise, and the living reminder that we can shape the future of Nigeria by the opportunities we create for our children today. The theme for this year’s celebration, “Future Now: Promoting Inclusion for Every Nigerian Child,” speaks powerfully to the soul of our national conscience. It reminds us that the future is not a distant promise; it is already here. As we mark this special day, which coincides with Eid-el-Kabir, some Nigerian children and their teachers in Oyo and Borno should be with their families, but are being held captive by criminals. Some children have been forced into fear. Some parents cannot join today’s celebration because their hearts are set on one prayer: ‘Bring our children home.’ To those children, their parents, and their teachers, I say this as a father and your President: you are not forgotten. You are not abandoned. To the families grieving and despondent, your government will not turn your pain into ceremony. We will continue to work until children taken from their homes, schools and communities are returned safely, and until those who profit from this cruelty are brought to justice. I have directed all relevant security agencies to sustain and intensify coordinated rescue operations for abducted children and other vulnerable citizens across the country. These operations must be intelligence-led, carefully executed and focused first on the safe recovery of our children. I have also directed the strengthening of school protection measures in high-risk areas. This will include updated school vulnerability mapping, closer coordination between state governments and security commands, rapid response links between schools and local security units, and stronger community-based early warning systems. The Federal Ministry of Education, working with state governments, is to deepen the implementation of the Safe Schools framework with clear reporting, clear responsibility and clear timelines. Every school in a vulnerable area must know who to call, what to do, where to move, and how to protect children when danger is identified. We will also improve support for children who have survived abduction, violence and displacement. Rescue is not the end of the government’s duty. A child who returns from trauma must return to care, medical attention, counselling, education and dignity. I have directed the relevant ministries and agencies to ensure that recovered children receive proper reintegration support, not temporary attention. Let me also state that protecting children cannot be left solely to the government. Parents, teachers, traditional rulers, religious leaders, community leaders, youth groups, transport unions, local vigilantes and the media all have a role to play. When a community sees strange movement around a school and keeps quiet, a child is placed at risk. When warning signs are ignored, families suffer. When information is shared quickly and responsibly, lives can be saved. This is why we will continue to strengthen the link between communities and security agencies. The fight to protect children must begin before an attack happens, not after one has already occurred. 1/2

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@movie_tvshows_ What episode this @grok

One of the most scariest scenes in GOt

@otoksj @grok what episode is this?

Who else find howard interesting 🤔🤔

@Viktor03000 @grok I mean what episode is this?

@Viktor03000 @grok what episode

Sheldon is a more member of Leonard's family than Leonard 😢😢😢

@ope_falabs Aguda, Ogba

I know Lagos, I know Lagos, Now where’s this??

@stellaoki @grok what episode is this?

Now that's a Papa bear 🐻

@DripTina03 @grok what episode is this

@otoksj @grok what episode is this?

Judge: "I went to law school" Sheldon: "and yet you ended up in traffic court"...🤣😂😂🤣😂

@sammychrise @grok what episode is this?

I could accept her on the throne… but not Bran. Lady Lyanna Mormont is the real GOAT 🐐

@mc_lively_ Ozuo😂😂

See you at the Emirates United!!!

@DanielRegha Learn work well

Maguire's handball overlooked; OK VAR.

@DanielRegha Go learn work from better analyst

@DanielRegha This guy is a sore loser and ths why he's always on the loosing side. U don't know football man focus on your stupidity

Small teams often pose a problem for bigger teams in football, but the officiating also c@ntributes to Manchester United win against Arsenal. Lucky win for the club. Arsenal could've done better tho.

@NoNonsensezone Person wey get this handle no go die better. Keep spinning wrong narratives.

Today marks the death anniversary of Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola, the Premier of the Western Region, whose life was violently taken during the January 15, 1966 military coup that altered the course of Nigeria’s history. Chief Akintola was assassinated in Ibadan when Igbo soldiers involved in the coup attacked the Western Region Government House. The operation was carried out by mutineering Igbo officers of the Nigerian Army, part of the coup plotters led by Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu, whose objective was the violent overthrow of the civilian government of the First Republic. In the course of the assault, Chief Akintola was shot and killed after resisting arrest, bringing a tragic end to his leadership and life. His killing, alongside those of other national leaders such as Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and Premier Ahmadu Bello, signaled the collapse of Nigeria’s democratic experiment and ushered in an era of military rule. The Igbo soldiers who carried out the coup claimed revolutionary motives, but their actions plunged the nation into years of instability, counter-coups, and ultimately civil war. He was a civilian leader killed by soldiers in a moment when the gun replaced the ballot and force silenced political disagreement. His assassination stands as a stark reminder of the dangers of militarism and the irreversible consequences of political violence. On this solemn anniversary, we remember Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola not merely as a political figure, but as a victim of a defining national tragedy. May his death continue to remind Nigeria of the value of democracy, tolerance, and lawful governance. May his soul rest in peace. May Nigeria never again lose its leaders to the bullets of its own soldiers.

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