Pp🩺⚕️

Until it happens to yiu, you'll think you're very smart, very responsible, very religious, very mature, very prayerful, very careful, very private, very selective....

There’s a special kind of anxiety that comes from waiting for your life to start.

@justin5star You'll be fine, Justin!

So many reasons to be sad but I just don’t have the time for that.

Jesss🥺

They don’t rush to “fix” negative feelings or pretend they’re not there. They sit with it long enough to ask: what is this emotion trying to protect or reveal about me? Most people suffer more from reacting than from the feeling itself.

@anxietymsgs They don’t rush to “fix” negative feelings or pretend they’re not there. They sit with it long enough to ask: what is this emotion trying to protect or reveal about me? Most people suffer more from reacting than from the feeling itself.

How do emotionally intelligent people deal with negative feelings?

@TheOlizhe @Nigerian_Doctor Who's this one??

@Nigerian_Doctor All Doctors that are angry should start to us Ph in front of their name Historically, y’all were never Doctors but Physicians

Unpopular Opinion: Honorary Doctorates are disrespectful to Academic Doctorates. Doctorate should be earned, not handed out, like lollies.

Goodnight X! 😴🍿

As a JAMBITE waiting for admission, Don't spend this whole period on your phone, You'll regret it.

@perkmaybe A BASS GUITAR! A basss guitar, even if it's acoustic please! Even if it's old, even if it's 3 strings!

what do you need so bad right now?

@instablog9ja If this is real, it’s less about “political shake-up” and more about how Nigerian politics keeps reorganizing familiar names into new containers while the average citizen still waits for structural change, not just new alignments.

Obi, Kwankwaso Join NDC in Major Political Shake-Up Ahead of 2027 Elections Former Anambra State governor Peter Obi and former Kano State governor Rabiu Kwankwaso have reportedly left the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and joined the Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) in what is being described as a major political realignment ahead of the 2027 general elections. The two politicians were said to have visited the NDC national secretariat in Abuja, where they were formally received by party officials and issued membership cards. They were accompanied by several political stakeholders, including Victor Umeh and other associates. Speaking during the event, Peter Obi explained that their decision was motivated by a desire to contribute to national development. He stated that their involvement in the party was aimed at strengthening efforts toward rebuilding the country, saying: “Their presence in the party was aimed at contributing to the rebuilding of Nigeria.” The development is being viewed as part of early political manoeuvres and alliance-building among key political actors ahead of the 2027 election cycle, with observers suggesting it could significantly reshape future electoral dynamics. 📸:@arisenewsofficial

@peace_igho A funny way to read it, but it also says something deeper: when society stops treating wealth creation as the main path and starts normalizing shortcuts, even success stories begin to look like targets instead of role models. Omo!!

Tony Elumelu don arreșt 3 banger boys . 😭😭

@aproko_doctor In practice, “valuable” is just being useful enough that people feel your absence when you’re gone, not just your presence when you’re around.

Become a valuable person.

Stop saying “I’ll be serious when school starts.” That mindset is why many struggle in 100 level. Discipline is easier to build now than during exam period.

As a JAMBITE waiting for admission into medicine, Learn how to take notes before school starts. It will save you stress.✍️❤️

Busyness is often just poor prioritization wearing productivity clothes. Fulfilment is when your commitments already reflect your values so accurately that “more” stops feeling like success and starts feeling like noise. ✍️ @RealPeaceOnX

@Markmanson Busyness is often just poor prioritization wearing productivity clothes. Fulfilment is when your commitments already reflect your values so accurately that “more” stops feeling like success and starts feeling like noise.

Being busy is not being able to add anything else to your calendar. Being fulfilled is not wanting to add anything else to your calendar. Don’t confuse one for the other.

@ruffydfire Institutions don’t collapse by breaking rules, they collapse when “exceptions” quietly become normal. If 171 applications become 14, then 8, yet someone outside the pipeline appears “legit,” the real question isn’t the party, it’s whether process still has meaning at all.

🔴Registration Of NDC Raises Concerns As ADA Seeks Legal Action Against INEC. A wave of controversy has erupted following the registration of the Senator Dickson-led National Democratic Congress (NDC), as the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) raises concerns over the legitimacy of the process. Promoters of the ADA claim that the NDC was registered through fraudulent means that bypassed the guidelines established by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). During appearances on Arise News Morning Show and Trust TV, Dr Umar Ardo, a key figure in the ADA, criticised INEC for allegedly deviating from its procedures by registering a political party that he claims did not go through the official screening process. Ardo revealed that initially, 171 political associations expressed interest in registration, but only 14 were shortlisted by INEC. On September 15, 2025, INEC published the list of 14 associations that advanced to the next stage, which involves verification of their offices nationwide. Of the 14 groups, only eight proceeded to the verification stage on INEC’s portal. Ardo asserted that the ADA adhered to all requirements and actively participated in the process, but was denied registration. He said: “It is shocking that a political association that did not submit an application, was not shortlisted among the 14, and did not make the final eight, suddenly appeared with a registration certificate.” Ardo rejected INEC’s explanation that the NDC was registered on the basis of a court order, describing the claim as untenable. He argued that the due process of law would require proper filings and INEC’s participation in court proceedings. “For a court to give such an order, there must have been submissions, and INEC must have been served and represented. We intend to obtain Certified True Copies of the court processes from the Federal High Court in Lokoja to understand what transpired,” he added. In contrast, he alleged that the NDC was absent throughout the stages. He expressed disbelief that a political association that did not apply, was not shortlisted, and did not make the final cut, suddenly obtained a registration certificate. Ardo contested INEC’s explanation that the NDC was registered pursuant to a court order, arguing that proper judicial procedures would require INEC’s participation in court proceedings. Political Affairs Int

Google is your best teacher right now, use it intentionally.

The beautiful thing about light is that it does not need to be placed everywhere to illuminate it. This means that you don’t need to be everywhere for people to feel your impact. #ApostleJoshuaseman