Gbemisola Joel-Osoba

Nigeria’s 2023 budget is its largest on record at 21.8 trillion Naira. It can’t pay for it. It is worrisome that Nigeria is wildly spending money it doesn’t have on things that won’t bring her the most gain. A 🧵 on why you should be concerned, and what you can do about it👇

@fctirs You didn't include the how?

⏳ 31 Days To Go! March 31st is the deadline for filing your individual annual tax return. Start early. Avoid pressure. Stay compliant. #FCTIRS #31DaysToGo #TaxCompliance #FileEarly #StrongerFCT #TaxTodayBuildTomorrow

You are not just passing through the world—you are an heir of it. 🌍 Join us this Saturday 🗓️ Date: 21st March, 2026 ⏰ Time: 9AM 📍 Venue: Room 204, Novare Mall, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja 💻 Online: mixlr.com/thebranchminis… #HeirsOfTheWorld #TheBranchMinistries

@wrco777 Slot

What's stopping us on playing like this every week? #LIVGAL

@KieronStamp Ask Slot

Where has this performance been for the last month ?! #LIVGAL #YNWA

@devilairdnb Ask Slot

Where the fuck was THIS liverpool team on Sunday!? #championsleague #LIVGAL

Who may ascend the hill of the LORD? 🙌 Psalm 24 broke it down this morning. Clean hands. Pure heart. One Master. Highlights from last week’s Aletheia teaching. Psalm 24 #Psalm24 #AletheiaSeries #AbujaChurch

@SimonBrundish Well-argued and i agree with you. I'm assuming the club would know this and is working on improving the situation 🥹

It’s time to be sober. Not sleepy, not sluggish-but spiritually alert and clear-minded. Join us today, March 16th, 2026, by 7PM for another powerful edition of Paraklesis🙏🏾🔥 📍 Stream live on Mixlr: mixlr.com/thebranchminis… 📲 Follow us: @thebranchglobal #Paraklesis

With this squad of players Liverpool should be 10 points clear at the top. Slott is a terrible manager. If we still had Isak, Bradley, Jota and Leoni we should be 20 points clear. Get him out!! #LIVTOT

@Red_waveLFC I'm afraid of he manages the game like tnis against Gala, there's no winning.

I’m done with Slot sack him now I’m done with Slot sack him now I’m done with Slot sack him now I’m done with Slot sack him now I’m done with Slot sack him now #LIVTOT #LFC

Happy Birthday🥳 to our outstanding Co-Lead! @LayeMicheals Your life reflects faith, strength, and genuine love for God's people. On this special day of yours we want to say "Thank you" for being such an inspiring, encouraging, and supportive leader.The Branch Celebrates you

Imagine Nigeria without the church - Nollywood will lack talents - Lighting and stage engineers will be insufficient - Afrobeats will be no where. Absolutely no where - Even football will suffer The Nigerian church rolls out thousands of talents yearly - Music engineers - Stage engineers - Light engineers - Musicians - songwriters - Actors If you want to know the impact of the church in Entertainment and recreation, look at countries with little or no church presence The only country with little church presence that's done well in entertainment is India Apart from India, no other country Yes, the Nigerian church has its flaws, but it has made some of the biggest human capital investments in our Nations history

As a child of God, Success is not your ambition; it is not wanting to be, it is your heritage in Christ! Stop watching things happen; be part of the happenings!

@50shadesofLizie Slot is a problem that is now affecting the players who now look like they can't play average football. I struggle to see/understand his style of play. Plus, he got yesterday's selection wrong. The guy just dey annoy pesin, tsw!

Now that the dust has settled, what do you think was really the problem with Liverpool yesterday? Honest opinion please. no hold back

@DaveOCKOP You train players to play slow mode football and then at halftime ask them to switch on fast mode as if it's that easy to just turn on and off.

Arne Slot: "I told them at half time that it was possible to play a bit faster side to side and if we play a bit faster at least our wingers have some time to take their full back on. I think that happened more in the 2nd half and that's why we came closer and closer."

When you see this, please retweet and say ONOBIREN! See cinematography nau! We need 2k retweets on this please! First official trailer for sweet film, out in cinemas on March 6th! Thank you!

Around June 2024, I used to wake up every night to pray. One day, after praying, I slept, and along the way I started hearing melodic voices singing sweet and beautiful gospel songs close to my ears (all were songs of praise to God) They were new songs because I had never heard them in real life. It had only been a year since I started walking with Jesus. I can bet I have never heard such sweet and harmonized voices in my entire life. After that, I started hearing things about my parents and some areas my dad was dissatisfied with. I called to confirm the next morning, and they were true. I thought that was the end, but from the next day I began having out-of-body experiences. Every night around 4 am, I would feel a presence close to me, and I felt my spirit leave my body, accompanied by a heavenly being. I was taken and shown beautiful places and mountains. I can bet that no place on earth is as beautiful as those places. I remember telling my mom I was tired of the world and wished I could just stay there. Sometimes I found myself joining a crowd to sing new, beautiful songs. There was this day we sang “Blessed Are You” by Paul Wilbur. That experience is something I can never forget or replicate here on earth. I know I haven’t traveled around this world, but I can tell you heaven is not what you can imagine. From that day, I began waking up with new songs on my lips. Sometimes I would wake up singing new songs; other times I received new songs in dreams and recorded them when I woke up. I now have close to 100 new gospel songs I have received. It became so frequent that I casualized it and thought it was normal, but every time I sing any of these songs, I get question like, “Who is the author?” At some point it stopped, and I thought God had left me not until I realized that whenever I enter deep worship, new songs flow easily. The spiritual realm is real! Jesus is real! Heaven is real! Accept Christ today, He is the only way to eternal life. I have many more encounters to share, but I’ll stop here.

Watch out for these four things whenever you study God’s word! If you are not seeing any of these whenever you are studying God’s word, you are just reading a dead literature.

Distinguished Leaders, Members, and Stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ogun State, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RUN FOR THE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA After deep reflection and wide consultation, I have decided to make myself available to serve as our party's candidate for Governor, Ogun State, in the 2027 elections. I chose this system of declaration deliberately to be public, honest, and focused on responsibility rather than spectacle. And I will speak plainly. Each generation is tested by history in different ways. Ours is being tested by how well we manage growth, equity, and continuity—how we ensure that Ogun State does not merely expand but truly develops; not just for some, but for all. Ogun State is blessed. Blessed with industry, blessed with intellect, blessed with culture, and blessed with strategic relevance to the nation. Yet we all know that blessings alone do not guarantee progress. Progress requires deliberate leadership, balance, and trust among our people. It requires continuity. Today, I want to share a vision rooted in unity, competence, and fairness. For many months, I have listened carefully — not just to social media noise, but to those of you who understand how Ogun State works, how power transitions succeed or fail, and what instability costs. The feedback has been consistent: “this cycle carries more risk than usual.” I am therefore writing you today because when risk rises, those who value continuity and institutional balance must not remain silent. Many of you know my political history. In 2022, I stepped forward to run for the office of the governor. I did not prevail. However, I did not destabilise the system. I accepted the outcome, preserved relationships, and stayed engaged. That experience clarified two things for me: ▪︎where the red lines are, and • what it takes to compete without fracturing the party or the state. This is, however, not a return driven by unfinished business. It is a response to a different political environment. Now, let me use my journalistic experience to guess and address what many of you may be quietly asking: 1) Relationship with Governor Dapo Abiodun. I have maintained a cordial and respectful relationship with the outgoing governor- the leader of our party. This is because I believe that continuity matters. Order matters. Transitions matter. I also enjoy a cordial relationship with other former leaders. This is, therefore, not a candidacy designed to undermine any of our leaders or rewrite the past. It is designed to protect what works and improve what must be improved — without rupture. 2) Ogun West — De-Escalation, Not Debate The agitation from Ogun West is real. It should not be dismissed. But unmanaged grievance is dangerous — especially when it is framed in moral absolutes. Our task is not to choose sides emotionally; it is to prevent a scenario where zoning becomes a blunt instrument that destabilises the entire state. What Ogun needs is inclusion without escalation. 3) Populism Risk We all know that loud politics can mobilise quickly — and collapse just as quickly, leaving damage behind. My concern is not electoral victory alone. It is governability after victory. Ogun State has always rewarded moderation, balance, and institutional respect. When politics becomes theatre, governance suffers — and so does party cohesion, public trust, and investor confidence. 4) Gender I am aware that my candidacy carries a gender dimension. I do not underestimate it, and I do not overplay it. Nigeria has never elected a female governor, and I'm aware of the weight of breaking that ceiling. To that extent, my aspiration isn't just about me; it's about paving the way for future generations of women leaders in Ogun State and Nigeria at large. However, this is not about symbolism. It is about capacity and competence.

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