@Idi_Majeobaje You're wrong here in your analysis sha. He's basically saying he has contestes in primaries multiple times and will nevrr shy away from such. Whenever he looses though, he usually fully supports the winner
English
Victor
297 posts
Victor
@Vkmachine_
VK, UISU Sports Secretary 2024/25, GMNSE. GGMU! ❤️
Katılım Ekim 2022
28 Takip Edilen248 Takipçiler
@theboyGandoki Amorim might not have been right with his selection, but those structures have helped transform Bruno into the best version of himself. Bruno playing in the double 8 role built his ball retention mastery much more. Back to 10 now, he's making better decisions no more "el bomba"
English
Bruh, that fool really said Mainoo and Bruno are fighting for the same position 😭😭😭
What a mistake he was. He should've been axed immediately after the Europa league loss.
English
I believe a break is needed for whatever resolution or immediate decision to be made.
No institution will make a decision on the spot because of the protest. Since this decision could take a couple of days. The break is usually to kill the tension in the air.
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N@Awedathefirst
Why is it that the default response of OAU and UI to big protests is to chase the students home? I find it very disheartening especially when the issues surrounding the protest could have been addressed before things escalated. This also happened in Ui while I was the President of the Union.
English
Victor retweetledi
Here is why United are wearing this jersey today and not the Snapdragon themed one.
Snapdragon pays tens of millions of pounds a year to have their logo on the front of Manchester United's shirt. Today they gave that space away voluntarily acharity founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver.
There is a business reason behind that generosity, but the cause behind it is worth understanding first.
Manchester United are donning this special edition home shirt against Brentford at Old Trafford today with the (RED) charity logo replacing the usual Snapdragon branding on the front.
(RED) is an organisation that fights health injustice globally, raising funds for the Global Fund to combat AIDS and other diseases. All net proceeds from the limited edition shirts and match-worn items go directly to that cause, with the Gates Foundation matching additional funds raised on top.
This is the second consecutive season United have done this. Last season the special shirt appeared against West Ham. The collaboration is between Manchester United, Snapdragon and (RED), and the mechanic is straightforward.
Snapdragon donates their logo space for the match, (RED) gets the visibility, the shirts go on sale to the public, and match-worn items are auctioned afterwards.
The legal framework that makes this possible is an FA rule that permits clubs to temporarily replace their front-of-shirt sponsor with a charity logo for specific designated matches.
Without that provision, the standard sponsorship contract would make the swap commercially impossible regardless of the intention behind it.
Snapdragon's logo will for every other match. But for today, one of the most valuable pieces of advertising real estate in English football belongs to a charity.
My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.
Manchester United@ManUtd
🔜 Tonight's team news will be brought to you at 18:45 BST...
English
Victor retweetledi
If you don't have a partner yet, you should at least have a pet now.👀 And fortunately for you, they are loyal without unnecessary drama.🙂
These British Short hair pure breed kitten are so cuteeee.🥺
They are not all those ones that they show in Nigerian Movies that carry witchcraft oo😭😭
They are the cuties you actually need as your pet especially for those that don't like dogs.
You can get yours, it's JUST #1,000,000.
Oya send money sharp sharp!😌
English
@olateju_asiwaju @instablog9ja Don't you know that the USA is the highest exporter of Petroleum in the world!??
English
@instablog9ja Name one thing the US government is producing.
English
If Subsidy Has Been Removed and We Have the Money, Why Are We Still Borrowing?— Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
Former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has raised concerns over Nigeria’s current fiscal and monetary direction, questioning continued government borrowing despite subsidy removal and exchange rate reforms.
Speaking on the country’s economic policies, Sanusi said the removal of fuel subsidy and liberalisation of the foreign exchange market were necessary steps, but stressed that timing and implementation remain critical to their success.
“I have always said the subsidy regime was unsustainable. We cannot continue supporting foreign refineries when we’re an oil-producing country keeping refineries open abroad while we’re not doing our own,” he said.
He noted that Nigeria’s current domestic refining capacity and reduced fuel imports should have improved fiscal stability. “Today, we have our own domestic refinery. We’re not importing petroleum products. We’re even exporting fuel, and this is very good for the economy,” he added.
However, he warned that macroeconomic instability can undermine reforms if not properly managed. “Artificial exchange rates, especially when you’re printing money, cannot work there was going to be a devaluation,” he said.
While acknowledging the necessity of subsidy removal and exchange rate adjustments, Sanusi questioned government borrowing patterns. “If you’re not paying the subsidy and you’ve got the money, why are we still borrowing and borrowing? What are we borrowing for?” he asked.
He argued that fiscal discipline is now essential. “We should now see fiscal consolidation. You cannot remove wastages and continue borrowing at a higher rate,” he said, stressing that the benefits of reforms should reflect in reduced fiscal pressure.
Sanusi further cautioned that policy sequencing matters, warning that removing subsidy and liberalising exchange rates without tightening monetary conditions could destabilise the economy. “The naira drops to a bottomless pit there is a timing issue,” he said
English
"I've never drained it since I bought it"
"It comfortably lasts up to 2 days"
Explanation?
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N@Awedathefirst
Honest review of the Cola Solar 1000 Pro. I got the Cola Solar 1000 Pro about 4 weeks ago, and here’s my honest review. I bought it for around ₦275,000 here in Ibadan. Initially, I wanted the Itel PowerTank because both have similar battery capacity, but the Itel has better output (500W vs 300W), a digital screen, and supports higher solar input. But the price difference was over ₦70,000, and I didn’t feel the upgrades were worth stretching my budget for — so I settled for the Cola Solar. The Cola 1000 Pro charges fast. Even from empty, it gets fully charged in about 4 hours max. The battery is solid. I use it for my phones, laptop, Oraimo boombox, a 10W bulb I fixed myself, and sometimes my 90W fan. It comfortably lasts up to 2 days even if there’s no light at all. I’ve never drained it below 2 bars since I got it.
English
No be this same man later join apc?
Duke Of Nigeria.@xagreat
Daniel Bwala truly said the truth
English
@Afr_JP @Idi_Majeobaje @Zlatan_Ibile Empty vessels make the loudest noise. It all makes sense why you've been the loudest on this timeline.
English
They are not university students at all just low-grade, foolish "mumu" followers lacking any real depth.
Where is the spirit of true university education in them? The criticism I raised was constructive, yet instead of engaging intelligently, they resort to insults and noise.
Let them show the maturity and critical thinking that a genuine university should instill.
As for me: I finished Medicine at the University of Lomé, Togo, in 2005/2006. I have learned far more than most through rigorous study and real-world experience.
My qualifications and verification predate many of these noisemakers by decades.
Look at how they are commenting full of baseless insults and empty aggression. Is this truly what they teach in university? Empty vessels make the loudest noise.
A child who refuses to learn will learn the hard way when the world teaches him.
And , The one who has not traveled thinks his mother’s soup is the sweetest
yet real wisdom comes from verified knowledge, not TikTok cheers or mob defense.
True education refines character and sharpens the mind, not just fills the head with noise.
Those who understand this will reflect deeply; the rest will continue shouting into the void.
English
Victor retweetledi
Dear @Zlatan_Ibile
I’ve attached photos of me conducting free French tutorials at the University of Ibadan over the past 4–5 years. I’m confident in my ability to handle basic French lessons effectively if given the opportunity.
Thank you for your consideration.
#WorldPresident 🌎@Zlatan_Ibile
I need a French teacher for home lessons. The salary should not exceed 5 million per month.
English
@YhungProf0 Nigerians are quick to blame anything outright once they don't like you. There's no perfect policy in the world. Nelfund isn't perfect, but it has helped him!
People forget that even long ago, parents used to take loans to pay their children's fees in Nigeria!
English
Amid the flood of felicitations following my convocation as Overall Best Graduating Student of LAUTECH, I find it necessary to address the stir around my NELFUND appreciation post. I accept the praise, life changing offers and the backlash, in good faith. Still, it is only fair to set the record straight.
I hail from a village in Osun State, raised in a modest family of five. I attended public primary and secondary schools, not by choice, but because even the most inexpensive private schools were beyond our means.
Even then, survival itself; food and clothing was a daily struggle. I walked miles to school each morning, while my parents laboured as jacks-of-all-trades to make ends meet.
For nine defining years before I entered university, we lived within sight of basic amenities yet beyond our reach, no electricity, no television; just lanterns and candles. Against these odds, I earned a scholarship and now this distinction.
In my third year, a coursemate’s father, someone I had once tutored academically, gifted me my first smartphone which I am still using till now. On several occasions, lecturers, moved by quiet compassion, provided me with clothing. There are many other instances, too numerous to recount.
So, I say this plainly, not all of us are born with a silver spoon. Some of us climbed the ladder by holding on to every rung of legitimate support we could find.
As an engineering student aspiring to make academic history, should I resort myself to blaming my family’s financial situation for my inability to afford fees and essentials like a reliable smartphone or laptop needed for skills and certifications?
For me personally, NELFUND was not incidental; it was instrumental and to acknowledge what helped one’s journey is neither propaganda nor misplaced allegiance. It is simply an act of appreciation.
Thank you @NELFUND and everyone that contributed to this success!
Greatness awaits all of Us.
OLADEPO Caleb Olugbenga@YhungProf0
@NELFUND I'm honored to let you know that I am the Best Graduating Student of @lautechofficial ✨✨ Your loans made it possible • OLADEPO, CALEB OLUGBENGA • B. Tech (First Class: 4.89/5.0) #LAUConvo18th #nelfund
English
@Afr_JP @Idi_Majeobaje @Zlatan_Ibile You think the people hailing him are 14 or 16? 😂
University graduates are 14 to 16?
English
Even a 8-years-old child knows how to record and send a video to TikTok .
Yet when I asked for your qualifications, you responded with a TikTok link. 😂 Imagine if you were offered the job and they requested your credentials would you simply send them a TikTok video?
I expected proper credentials from a verifiable portal or official documents, not social media clips.
Nigerians are not foolish. You cannot come from Cotonou with just a JSS1-level BEPC certificate and expect to fool everyone.
Ignore the small boys of 14 or 16 years hailing you there are intelligent Nigerians who see through this.
Be careful: if you are operating in Nigeria 🇳🇬 without proper certification, you risk damaging the reputation of well-educated professionals from Benin 🇧🇯 Republic. Stop this and go back to the Open University, complete your education properly, then return so we can have a meaningful discussion.
TikTok is not the evidence I was expecting. Sadly, this response has only exposed your ignorance to the public. 😢
Nigerians may hail and follow you for now, but they are watching. They will dig up old tweets when the time comes, especially in big platforms or opportunities.
I hope you will be ready to answer properly next time.
Don’t underestimate Nigerians they are not stupid. They have allowed you to make the money you are currently earning from teaching. Wake up, upgrade yourself, and build a solid foundation so you can defend your competence convincingly when challenged.
A fish will always swim better in its own river than in a stranger's pond.
English
You for just ask to interact with him and know his level of French mastery!!
He was brought up in cotonou and has at least a decade of consistently teaching French to students who go on to perform excellently in their french assessments.
Coming out to generalise is RUBBISH!!
Wellness Researcher@Afr_JP
Even someone with just a BEPC level from a French-speaking country can outperform many self-taught tutors in Nigeria across all levels. Since I began interacting with French students and masters in Nigeria, only one lady has truly impressed me and even she is still trying to improve. Nigeria is not a French-speaking country. You cannot teach French better than native speakers who hail from nations where French is the mother tongue. If I were to place a call to you right now, within three minutes you would likely disappear from the network. Tell me: How many French-speaking countries have you visited, and for how many months did you stay there to truly improve and master the language? Just as someone from a French-speaking country cannot become more fluent in English than a native English speaker (and vice versa), the classes you're showing in those photos amount to nothing in real terms. Show us evidence of you teaching French-speaking students outside Nigeria, in an actual French-speaking country. From 2007 till 2017, while I was away from the country, I rarely encountered any genuinely good French speakers in Naija only "French familiars" with broken French. I even attended a French school in Yaba; those places are just milking Nigerians. I don't blame them, though. A fish will always swim better in its own river than in a stranger's pond.
English
@busayo9ja @NigeriaStories I know the individual in question!
Watch the video instead of using one picture to judge
English
Lagos State Government has sealed a partnership deal with a 24-year-old Mathematics graduate from the University of Ibadan, Adetokunbo Ogunnoiki, to deploy a real-time “toilet-finder” platform across the state.
English
You'd lose an election and be wondering "how"
High-Chief Aweda, G.C.O.N@Awedathefirst
This is why I recommend student politics. There’s a level of betrayal and training that school politics will teach you and you won’t cry like this. Theres no way you’ll go for screening where you were obviously the best but someone scored you the lowest because of personal ish. Or rugged your manifesto through a large crowd calling you “Judas, Ode” attempting to overpower the sound system, and still cry like this.
English
@busayo9ja @NigeriaStories How old do you expect a final year student of the University of Ibadan to be on average??
English
@NigeriaStories 24years old, I go lie for you?😂😂😂. Una sabi cook story for thus country, Hollywood sef dey learn from una
English
