Wole Adekunle🀄️
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Wole Adekunle🀄️
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You can’t stop someone who is hungry for a better life.
Ghetto Katılım Mayıs 2013
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I remembered when Ifedolapo requested for ordinary Ladies bike, I’m not sure if you fulfilled it till now.
Osun people are wiser now! If you wanna triple it, send 50M.
Davido@davido
I go triple wetin dem Dey pay you ..
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BREAKING: HRH Alhaji (Dr.) Abubakar Ibn Umar Garbai Al-Amin El-Kanemi, the 20th Shehu of Borno, has officially announced that Ramadan will begin tomorrow.
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Vandalism of the third mainland bridge Solar road studs in broad light! 🤦🏻♂️
If not for the CCTV Monitoring Centre, these guys would have escaped with the studs.
Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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African Union Commission Reaffirms Commitment to #Nigeria’s Sovereignty, Religious Freedom, and Rule of Law.
The @_AfricanUnion Commission (AUC) reiterates its unwavering commitment to the principles of sovereignty, non-interference, religious freedom, and the rule of law, as enshrined in the African Union Constitutive Act and related instruments.
The Commission notes with concern recent statements by the United States of America alleging that the Government of Nigeria is complicit in the targeted killing of Christians and threatening military action. The AUC emphasizes the following:
1. The Federal Republic of Nigeria is a longstanding and valued Member State of the African Union, playing a key role in regional stability, counter-terrorism, peacekeeping initiatives, and continental integration.
2. The AUC fully respects Nigeria’s sovereign right to manage its internal affairs, including security, religious freedom, and human rights, in line with its Constitution and international obligations. Any external engagement must respect Nigeria’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and unity.
3. The Commission supports Nigeria’s repeated affirmation that its Constitution guarantees freedom of religion and belief and that the Government rejects all forms of religious persecution.
4. Nigeria faces complex security challenges affecting citizens of all faiths, including violent extremist groups, banditry, communal violence, and resource-based conflicts. The AUC calls for regional, and international cooperation to support Nigeria and other African countries, in strengthening capacity to respond to insecurity, protect all citizens, uphold human rights, and bring perpetrators of violence to justice.
The AUC remains ready to provide support through its peace and security architecture, capacity-building programs, and strategic partnerships.
5. The AUC rejects any narrative that weaponizes religion or oversimplifies security challenges. Conflating all violence with a single religious-target narrative may hinder effective solutions and destabilize communities.
6. AUC urges external partners, including the United States, to engage Nigeria through diplomatic dialogue, intelligence-sharing, and capacity-building partnerships, while respecting Nigerian sovereignty rather than resorting to unilateral threats of military intervention, which could undermine continental peace, regional stability, and AU norms for peaceful conflict management.
The African Union Commission remains committed to supporting Member States in promoting peace, security, human rights, and development, while upholding sovereignty and non-interference.
Read @ au.int/en/pressreleas…
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Thank you ECOWAS for standing in solidarity with Nigeria
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When it comes to Lagos State, every tom, dick and harry have an opinion. Was it illegal when Gov. @alexottiofr removed contraventions in Abia State? Was it also illegal when Gov @CCSoludo also removed contraventions in Anambra?
Here in Lagos, every of our actions is backed by the law and we stand by it all. We remain committed to enforcing the laws without distraction, irrespective of whose ox is gored!
#ThisIsLagos
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Trade Fair Demolitions: Senator Umeh Condemns Lagos Government’s Action, Labels It Illegal Senator Victor Umeh, representing Anambra Central and former National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), has condemned the recent demolitions at the Trade Fair Complex in Lagos, describing them as unlawful and beyond the jurisdiction of the Lagos State Government. Speaking on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief on Monday, Umeh said the move by the Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning was “a clear breach of the law and an affront to due process.” “The country is governed by laws and the constitution. I’m disappointed that the Commissioner for Physical Planning in Lagos State came on air to justify an illegal action,” he stated. According to him, the Trade Fair Complex is a federal property managed by the Federal Government through the Trade Fair Management Board, and therefore not under Lagos State’s control. “The Trade Fair Complex is a federal establishment where the Lagos State Government moved in with heavy machinery to destr%y people’s properties and investments without justification,” Umeh said. “Federal lands are managed by federal agencies, not state governments. Such properties are recorded in the Federal Land Registry in Ikoyi, not in the Lagos Land Registry in Alausa.” Umeh, who is also a fellow of the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers, maintained that the state government had no authority to act on federal land. He emphasized that the Trade Fair Management Board has always handled all administrative functions, including development approvals, property rates, and ground rent. “The Lagos State Government has never performed any of these duties there until about two weeks ago when they moved in to demolish buildings on September 25,” he said. The senator further described the demolitions as an “intrusion,” stating that neither the board nor traders received prior notice. Umeh also refuted claims that the demolished buildings were erected on canals or without proper approval, insisting that all structures were duly approved by the Trade Fair Management Board.
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I’m not from Lagos, and I’ll never claim to be, but I’m genuinely proud of how far that city has come.
While some are busy trying to demarket Lagos, the city keeps proving it doesn’t need PR, like garri, it sells itself every single day.
Eko O ni baje!
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Peter Obi’s 2012 overhead costs as Governor of Anambra state.
This is a hypocrite that preaches from consumption to production.
Only N10million to train staffs.
N430million for travels.
N200million for vehicle maintenance
N250million hospitality
N400million miscellaneous (that’s money that can’t be accounted for).
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PRESS RELEASE
FAAN LAUNCHES OPERATION Go CASHLESS.
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Chiamaka Nnadozie finishes 4th in the first edition of the Women’s Yachine Trophy.
#BallonDor
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I congratulate you @hildabacicooks on setting another Guinness World Record for the largest serving of Nigerian style Jollof rice cooking.
Your passion, resilience, and creativity in showcasing your craft as a celebrity Chef of one of Nigeria's most loved dishes on the global stage, is inspiring.
Your art of culinary techniques has not only brought pride to our dear nation, but has gained National and Global recognition.
Through this feat, you have shown what young Nigerian women can accomplish with hard work, determination, and power of innovation.
I pray for greater accomplishments for you and other Nigerian youth who dare to dream.
CONGRATULATIONS, Hilda Baci.
~ Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON
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You have a sum of $300 to apply for a non-refundable US visa but you cannot afford a #100k passport.
Asiere ni e seh
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