KGeN PRINCE RAPHAEL

It been 1 year now in SidraChain SDA

@Teeniiola LoL o 😅😅

God ooo 😭😂 see the Micheal Jackson performance this guys pulled up in their school 😭😂

Pleased to announce that Bonnicare Foundation @BONCAFO now has it second sponsored University Student from Akwa Ibom State We are expanding our reach💪 A big shout-out to her sponsor on Twitter who has also placed her on a 10,000 naira monthly allowance @UdofiaEA @jeremiahrmg

@EduEle5 @BONCAFO @UdofiaEA @jeremiahrmg God bless you richly I will be part of it

My look for the Women of Power event, organized by Tricom Productions with support from the Ford Foundation and Zenith Bank. My Afro was out to playyyy

To understand the present, we need to visit the past. Nigeria neglected its most vulnerable group in 2025. According to @BudgITng 2025 Federal Government Approved Budget Analysis, the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities received only ₦2.77 billion, with just ₦1.56 billion as capital expenditure. For 35 million Nigerians living with disabilities, that’s a shocking ₦43.34 per capita (per person), while the rest went to salaries and overheads. Meanwhile, the National Social Investment Office received 1.58 billion naira to purchase office furniture. #BudgITForWomen #IWD2026 #Getinvolved #Askquestions #BudgITForWomen #IWD2026

Seeing the exchange between @egi_nupe and @Wizarab10 and I was so speechless. I have been working at Kirikiri for Two months now and my advice is that whatever you do in this life, don't end up here. They're boys that will pledge everlasting loyalty to you if you're the reason they end up getting out of here... Maximum OR Medium. His behavior is not okay and we should not encourage it at all.. Shout-out to @egi_nupe for getting him out and helping with others... hopefully this doesn't shut the door to future representation of deserving inmates who might never be able to say thank you.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY 🎈🎉🎂

@thatsdax Happy birthday Dex 🎉

@mrbluemax Congratulations

My $200,000 is Now Fully Furnished 🙏🏡 I bless God, tell me congratulations 🍾, thanks Forex 📉💰

@vdmempire I know only one

How many did you know already? Don't lie!😂

Edu X ESTHER RUTH MBABAZI National Geographic Explorer She uses storytelling and photojournalism to explore changing conditions on the African continent, with a focus on the social, economic, physical, and emotional aspects of daily life. Her work has been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal.

Edu with Professor Paul Nwulu, the Senior Director of Storytelling Programs at the National Geographic Society. 🏚️Ford Foundation West African Office, Banana Island. I’ve often struggled with visibility in my work, which makes me even more grateful for the people who truly see the value of what I do and advocate for me in meaningful spaces. #TGIF

@KallifBato @Sidra_App 2030

@Sidra_App Yes let's discuss. So when do you think $Sidra can make listing? In 2027 or 2028?

Can we start the discussion around the Sidra MAINNET Listing?

I know so many people want a community that moves with them not one that watches from a distance or leaves them figuring things out alone. There’s so much to learn,so much we can build together. You really don’t have to keep watching from the sidelines. If you’ve been thinking about joining, this is that space that welcomes you just as you are. Come in. You’re not late,You’re not behind. You’re right on time!

@TheVsk_ Omo e go long o

guysss please I need 20k comments to get a new phone 🙏

@EduEle5 In Jesus Name Amen 🙏

Dear God Please bless the works of my hands and open doors of opportunities my way🙏 Send helpers my way. Send favour my way Announce me in closed rooms that will favour me. Help me God

@EduEle5 I never eat it again o

I bought my first Ijebu garri earlier this month🙈 I finally get all what people have been saying about it being one of the best to sip🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌 Father Lord I finished 1 Derica under two weeks and had to buy milk twice. The taste is ridiculously gooddd Top tier My friend said I should try it with groundnut next time.

Diary of a Storyteller at Kirikiri✍️⛓️ ~Last week’s session was one of those moments you experience and quietly say to yourself, something is shifting here. ~Chess was no longer just a board game to them. It was becoming a CORRECTIONAL TOOL. By the second week, we could already see the transformation happening in real time. Chess was no longer just a board game to them. It was becoming a correction tool. You could see it in the way they spoke, the way they reasoned and in the way they analyzed life through the lens of the chessboard. Earlier, we had divided them into groups and asked each team to choose a name, not just any name, but a guiding principle that should shape their lives going forward. 📌Group One – Team Patience (Bishop) The Bishop, they said, sees the end of the board from the beginning. That means vision and foresight. ✍️Group Two – Team Dedication (Knight) They explained that the knight does not move in straight lines, yet it is strategic and intentional. They also mentioned that the most dedicated piece on the board is the king, because everything revolves around protecting him. 👸Group Three – Team Excellence (Queen) They made it clear that excellence is not one good act. It is not perfection. It is a daily commitment to do better. We are what we do repeatedly. Excellence thrives on attention to detail. It requires constant improvement. Listening to them, you could tell they were no longer just thinking about winning games. They were thinking about becoming better men. 💼Group Four – Team Hard Work (Pawn) They spoke about how hard work means refusing to repeat the same actions that led to failure in the past. The pawn moves slowly, one step at a time. It looks small and gentle. But when it captures, it does so with intention. 📌Group Five – Team Adaptability (Rook) They spoke about adjusting to situations while keeping your focus on the goal. They connected it directly to their prison experience. Life had changed for them, plans had shifted, but adaptability means you reposition yourself instead of giving up. 📌Group Six – Team Self-Control They spoke about managing emotions, choosing what is right over what is tempting, and understanding the dangers of impulsive decisions. They talked about building character, discipline and making better choices. And truly, it was a beautiful presentation. Some talents should not be wasted. We ended the session with random pairings, allowing them to play against one another and apply what they had learned. Next, we announced a Talent Hunt. They registered their names and the talents they would like to showcase. The excitement in the room was something else. You could see preparation already forming in their minds. Chess is doing more than teaching them how to move pieces. It is rewiring their psychology, building discipline and showing them that even a pawn can RISE. Move by move, decision by decision, change is happening and we are privileged to witness it in real time. @Chesstoschool @anchorheritage @thegiftofchess @Tunde_OD

Life of a Storyteller. Day 3 Beat: KIRIKIRI ⛓️⛓️⛓️ You never truly appreciate the freedom you have until you meet those who have lost theirs.