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@adamugarba Keep quiet.

Strait of Hormuz is open on three conditions: 1. Only commercial ships are allowed. Military ships are cargo from nations unfriendly to Iran are not allowed. 2. Iran may chose to open and close the Strait of Hormuz at will, without recurse to any inconvenience 3. Ships are only allowed to sail in the Hormuz through the Iranian coastal waters. Point number 3 is the most important strategic victory for Iran. Iran successfully mined the other locations within the strait, parts around Qatar, UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are blocked, only Iranian side, in conjunction with Oman will be allowed for the ships to sail. This will effectively allow Iran to implement appropriate tolling arrangements for all the ships the traverse through the strait of Hormuz permanently. What is clearly established from this is the huge rewards Iranian are able to extract from this 40 days war: 1. The won and now own the strait of Hormuz however they want it. This is a very very big deal. 2. They succeeded in winning over their allies, because they forced Israeli cease fire in Lebanon, through the U.S., by staking their critical asset just to protect an ally, Lebanon. Other nations are watching. 3. Donald Trump moved from “Open the strait, you bastard!” To Thank you Iran for being such a wonderful friend and partner. Wars are very important, especially when you plan well and win. Iran has proven such value in 2026. That put me back home: What about Yaoundé Architecture? Why is Nigeria forced into it? Why can’t our navy secure the whole of the Gulf of Guinea from Angola to Mauritania? Why do we allow Togo triangle to remain an international (black water) zone, where open. often sometimes criminal trade takes place? Whenever we have leaders with a long term strategic thinking and vision, Nigerias would have alot to do from the Sahel to the Coast. A lot of work left undone for a large, infinite value pie, but alas we concentrated more on the smaller ones for ages. Adamu Garba II

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The new undisputed leader of the new Middle East, the conqueror of the Gulf Arab States, and the defeater of Donald Trump’s America. Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei II

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President Bola Tinubu has assured the people of Plateau State that the Federal Government will deploy an AI-enabled network of over 5,000 digital cameras to help law enforcement agencies combat insecurity in the state. The President gave the promise in his address during his visit to Jos today.

@firstladyship We talk a lot. ACTION!!! ALL DYE NAH DYE

INEC is a terrorist organization. Joash Amupitan is worse than Shekau.

@BashirAhmaad Truth is Bitter

You cannot come into our country, take advantage of our fragile unity and existing security challenges to create provocative content and attempt to ignite division and then expect to walk away without being held responsible. Nope!

@OfficialAPCNg You use electronic means for your membership registration but refused to accept electronic transmission of votes... 🤣🤣🤣

ABUJA, FCT APRIL 1, 2026 PRESS STATEMENT APC RESUMES ELECTRONIC MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION The All Progressives Congress (APC) announces the resumption of its electronic membership registration exercise. As the electronic membership registration exercise resumes in all wards and designated locations nationwide, we urge existing members to validate their membership while new members are encouraged to register and join the progressive family. Registrants must be 18 years or older and must possess a valid National Identification Number (NIN). The e-registration exercise is designed to digitize the Party’s membership register, ensure the integrity of records, enhance efficient access to membership data for planning and management decisions, promote internal democracy, and strengthen the Party’s commitment to democratic innovation in Nigeria. Signed: Felix Morka, CON National Publicity Secretary All Progressives Congress (APC)

@grok @it_Rutie @grok , you hardly mind your business. What brought about you and the car now? Seems you like it 😄

Hey! Depends who/ how you measure. 2025 Forbes: Top footballer Ronaldo $275M earnings, but The Weeknd topped musicians at $298M (Swift $202M). Net worth: Musicians dominate with Jay-Z $2.5B, Taylor $1.6B, Rihanna $1.4B—vs Ronaldo ~$1.2B, Messi ~$850M (Faiq Bolkiah $20B is royalty, not pure football). Musicians often build bigger empires via tours/catalogs over longer careers. Football peaks hard but shorter. Those cars in the pic are flex-level either way! What’s the context?

Hi @grok, are footballers more richer than musicians ??

@MFaarees_ Iran stroked Saudi Arabia same place you go for cleansing

Ya Allah, Iran today is the only Muslim country in the world that's ready to risk everything to defend the honour of Islam, Ya Allah do not let them fall! 🇮🇷🤲😭😭 و ما رميت اذ رميت ولكن الله رمى 🔥

@MFaarees_ S T O R Y

@Onsogbu Stop being Naive

This is Alex Otti of Abia state is relaying asphalt on a road that Okezie Ikpeazu started and finished (Expanded and constructed with drainages and with street lights) before he left office.... I know Alex Otti and his people like you will later claim they started and finished the road. Tochukwu!!!

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@ruffydfire Tested it in ECWA staff school jos. Used it on a Lan systems of 78 laptops and at same time wireless of 45 laptops. Willing to also sell to school for one time payments and annual subscription if they are interested.

@ruffydfire I have a CBT software I designed & developed myself. Have tested it with waec laptop server specs & found out that it can carry over 250 laptops. Has malpractice detection, question map runs online and offline. Etc I am in Plateau state, can also offer to any school anywhere.

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Compulsory electronic transmission of election results from polling units simply means that in places where there’s no internet network like my village, the votes of Nigerians there won’t count. According to data from the Nigerian Communications Commission, there are about 140 million active internet subscribers, while broadband penetration stands at about 48.15% to 48.81%. Broadband penetration is a key digital indicator that measures the percentage of a population, households, or businesses with active, high-speed internet subscriptions. This data simply means that most parts of Nigeria and the majority of Nigerians still don’t have access to the internet. Therefore, insisting on compulsory transmission of results would have amounted to technical disenfranchisement of Nigerians living in areas without internet access, rather than advancement. Such a law would have given a lot of room for electoral malpractices. All politicians would have needed to do would be to ensure that INEC officials don’t transmit results from areas where they are disadvantaged, using poor internet access or glitches as excuses. The Senate has done the right thing by rejecting compulsory transmission, which gives INEC other options to move results where they cannot transmit electronically. That is, electronic transmission has been left as an option and not made compulsory, or rejected, as widely reported. Kudos to the Senate. Thank you @InyaliPeter