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That my life is not worth living if I don’t advocate, propel, fight and support my beliefs and convictions that all men should be treated equally and have access to standard living condition. Idada Shawn Edosa (ISE)

@SkySportsPL Semenyo is definitely a champions league material. City will be happy to have him.

"One of the teams that are fighting for titles" 👀 Ashley Young shares his thoughts on Antoine Semenyo's future 🔮

What didn't you do in 2025 that you would like to do in 2026? I would like to take on more risks in 2026. #NewYear

Where all those Abuja boys wey like cars? Make una do am for us I beg. 😂

@DeeOneAyekooto I find this excerpt from Prof. Omo Omoruyi’s book very interesting. Do you have access to the whole book? If yes, I would be grateful if you could send it my way—many thanks in advance.

I’d shoot Chief Abiola the day NEC pronounces him the elected President - Brigadier David Mark Extract from: The TALE of JUNE 12 - The Betrayal of the Democratic Rights of Nigerians (1993) Author: Prof. Omo Omoruyi PLEASE READ THIS EXTRACT AND FORWARD TO ALL SOUTHERN POLITICIANS SCENE TWO: PRESIDENT UNBURDENED HIS HEART TO ME The venue was the Presidential Villa (Residence and Office) and the subject was to explore options in the face of annulment of the election that was in the offing; the main actors were General Babangida, General Dogonyaro and myself. This was not the first time General Babangida and I met like this. We met in Minna in early August 1985 to review how he was to proceed with a transition programme should the coup contemplated in August succeed; we met in Lagos in August/September 1985 after he had succeeded and had become the President over the steps he should take to evolve a transition programme; we met in Lagos over the Political Bureau Report and worked out what to do with the Report; we met in Lagos over the steps he should take to get a transition programme put together from the Report of the Political Bureau and the Report from the White Paper Committee. General Babangida and I met at other times over the following issues: the evolution of the two-party system and the creation of the Centre for Democratic Studies; the setting up of the Constitution Review Committee; the composition of and charge to the Constituent Assembly; the production of the White paper on the Report of the Constituent Assembly; the drafting of the arguments for the Creation of States; the Banning or Disqualification of Persons; the Inauguration of the National Assembly; the Setting up of the National Defense and Security Council and the Transitional Council among other major policy issues in 1993 concerning the Presidential Election. In all these issues, our meetings and the papers produced formed the basis of the policies of his government. It was not therefore unusual for the President to invite me to think with him in how to get out of the dilemma in which he found himself after the suspension of the election process and the injunctions on the NEC by various courts in the Southwest and Abuja and the decision of NEC to appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal. I also thought that he wanted to discuss the diplomatic impasse he might have created by not seeing the British High Commissioner to accept the letter from Mr. John Major, the British Prime Minister. I could not think of the US reacting to the impasse because the US seemed to have faded away after the incident of June 11. My mind also went to the possibility nevertheless of a fresh, threatening message from the US. I could not rule out the US. My mind went to the memorandum of June 20 (See Chapter Four) in which I raised many issues bordering on the President’s inability to assume moral leadership in the face of the apparent derailment of the transition programme and the sliding of the country into chaos. This turned out to be the subject of the meeting. It was clear when I entered his office that he had lost command/control of the situation. He, in fact, confessed this to me, the first time he was making such a confession since I knew him. He pleaded that he needed help to find a solution to a complex problem which he did not quite understand. It was also clear to me but, unfortunately, not to my fellow Nigerians that the country was without a President that had authority either over the military (nor) over the civilians. One wondered, what would have happened if the political class had been united and pressed for the conclusion of the transition programme. But the political class was part of the problem. It was also not clear to the international community that Nigeria had no effective government at this time. Why did the international community not issue statements supporting the June 12 elections even though they had the results? ....(1)

In Conversation with Prof G John Ikenberry: Is Liberal Internationalism Dead? - Oxford Talks shar.es/agZvux

@grok what would you say about Nigeria’s current President?

@MindWisdomMoney I love the videos, I learnt a lot from them.

I found a guy who goes around asking millionaires how they got rich. Funny enough… Almost all of them say the same thing. Here are my top 10:

Congratulations to Spain, well deserved. Congratulations to Lamine, the youngest-ever scorer in the Euro; what a bright career ahead of him. #EURO2024

@EURO2024 He made the Euro very exciting to watch.

He is 16 years old. #EURO2024 | #ESPFRA

@viralvibes__ @EURO2024 What a goal!

@EURO2024 LAMINE YAMAL HAS JUST SCORED ONE OF BEST GOALS OF THE COMPETITION 🤯🤯🤯 Spain 1-1 France

@churchtalkative So apt!!

Create in me a clean heart.♥️

@RepMaxwellFrost @StateDept Excellent work, Maxwell!

BREAKING: Orlando will be getting a U.S. passport agency! After many of you reached out for rapid assistance with your passports because the nearest agency is hours away in Miami, I spent months working with and calling on @StateDept to explore opening an office here. They've listened, and soon, folks will be able to apply or renew right here in Orlando!

@AIT_Online The state doesn’t need a flyover right now. Fixed the existing road and created new joining roads that can be more economically important, not flyover. If only we can get our priorities right in Nigeria.

Osun Governor Adeleke flags-off construction of N13bn flyover in Ile Ife

@TheSerahIbrahim Obaseki is not taking the Oba to court, read the court summons there was no place Obaseki or Asue name was mentioned. Suspended Enogie’s are the one’s taking Oba to court.

Wait Hold on What is this I’m hearing. Did Obaseki and his State Chief Economic Adviser Asue really taking the great Oba of Benin to Court? Tomorrow PDP Obaseki and Asue have asked Oba to appear in Federal High Court Sapele Road by 8am and they want to keep it a secret? Why? Are they ashamed? Is this because they are dragging the returned Benin artefacts and monuments with the most revered Oba? Why would Obaseki and his Chief Economist Asue even be dragging the artefacts of the land with the Oba? Ah A khe li omọ ọ de ẹ de, oli gbaga Let children not be playing like this oh. They are taking Oba of Benin to Federal High court tomorrow? Okay na. All of us will show in that court tomorrow. Sapele Road Federal High Court 8am.

@uzoevu @foodiegreedie 😂😂😂

@foodiegreedie @Idadashawn I hail o.

@kaitlancollins He agrees to the truth!!

Speaker Johnson nods his head as President Biden mentions President Putin "not stopping at Ukraine" within moments of beginning his State of the Union address.

@efewonyi If hustle was someone’s name 😒

If PDP try this combo ehnn... The way dem go take lose before the election start e go be like film. #Edo2024

@efewonyi As in 😂😂

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