Oba_westside MAAG.🇳🇬

Enjoy your life while you can, do what makes you happy, fuck everybody, you are the most important person for you, live a life you will remember, tell the truth always, fear no one, always give yourself the opportunity to try, be humble, eager to learn and don't go to jail.

Meanwhile, this is Lakowe Lakes, Lagos. Lack of access doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist in Nigeria. Perhaps your view was shaped more by bias than reality.

If we are talking about things Salah has done off the pitch I want to give a few 👇 -Donated $3 million to Cairo's Cancer Institute after the 2019 terrorist attack. -Donated £130,000 to rebuild a church destroyed by fire. -Built a water treatment plant serving 10,000+ people in his village, along with multiple schools and a hospital wing. -Forgave a thief who broke into his family home, convinced police to release him, gave him money, and helped him find a job. -Donated about 6% of his wealth, ranking 8th on the Sunday Times Giving List in 2022 — the only footballer in the top 10. If we're judging Salah as a footballer by his off-pitch actions, he's one of the greatest of all time. 👍

@instablog9ja Lmao! He wrote his message in a foreign language 😂😂

Prince Adewale shares his take on religious beliefs

🇳🇬 awarded N2.25 billion in equity-free grants to student startups, even if a few of them survive in the long term, it's a defining moment for the reward on creativity

@A13Beast In case someone needs a reference, this happened in Gaza last year during the genocide, terrorist IDF soldiers snipe children and women like it’s a game. Zionism is incompatible with humanity and freedom, it’s a murder and rape cult.

University of Ilorin in the building🤩⚡️ The Den does not just produce graduates. It produces founders. 🇳🇬 Proud to represent alongside my fellow founders . 🇳🇬 @UnilorinNGR @Unilorin_SU @NesriNigeria #SVCGBootcamp #SVCGJourney #BuildInNigeria

🚨José Mourinho ‘reportedly’ Calls out Jamie Carragher on Mohamed Salah Poor Treatment at Liverpool: 🗣️ Mourinho: “Look, I don’t understand this culture of destroying your own heroes. What Mohamed Salah has done for Liverpool is football heritage—numbers, trophies, consistency. But instead of giving the boy his respect, they sit in a television studio, they question him, they rank him, they create these... Einstein debates.” “When a player of Salah's level says he is leaving, there is only one thing you do. You show RESPECT. You do not try to make his legacy smaller” “I managed in England for many years. I know what it takes to win there, and I understand perfectly what Liverpool means. The real legends, they uplift each other. But with Salah? I see too much silence when he deserves the praise, and I hear too much noise when he has already given them absolutely everything.” “If Salah is my player... please. There is zero discussion. Zero. He is one of the absolute greatest to ever wear that shirt. When he leaves, you stand up, you clap, and you say ‘thank you.’ You do not sit on a sofa and say, ‘Ah, maybe he is number six on the list.’ No. That is a lack of respect. That is a disgra…..𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲

John Barnes on Mohamed Salah: “He’s been incredible hasn’t he in the last 10 years. He’s been one of the best players Liverpool have ever had in the Premier League! He’s up there with Thierry Henry and whoever you want to mention as one of the best the Premier League has ever seen… he has been an incredible footballer for Liverpool. One of the best ever.” [@talkSPORT]

🗣Noussair Mazraoui: "I might decide to retire after the World Cup. Life is short. I want to memorize the Qur’an and become an Imam of a mosque one day."

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran says US-Israeli strikes hit a cancer drug production facility.

💔🇮🇷 WATCH: This morning, the US-Israel bombed this woman's modest home in West Tehran She says, "They claim they don't hit residential areas. This is a residential area, not connected to the military."

A student of Nasarawa State University Keffi has achieved global recognition after emerging as the Grand Prize Winner in the prestigious Huawei ICT Competition (Computing Track), marking a major milestone for both the institution and Nigeria’s growing tech ecosystem. The student, Ademu Abdullahadi, a final-year undergraduate in the Department of Computer Science, secured the top prize after outperforming competitors through exceptional technical skill, resilience, and consistent dedication. His victory highlights the increasing global competitiveness of Nigerian students in information and communication technology. The Huawei ICT Competition, organised by Huawei, is widely regarded as one of the leading global platforms for nurturing ICT talent. It brings together thousands of students from universities worldwide to compete across various tracks, including computing, networking, and cloud technologies. By clinching the Grand Prize in the Computing Track, Ademu has earned the opportunity to represent Nigeria at the global finals in China. The international stage will see him compete against some of the brightest young tech talents from across the world, further placing Nigeria in the spotlight of global innovation. The university community has expressed immense pride in the achievement, describing it as a landmark moment not only for the student but also for the institution and the country. According to a statement released by the institution, Ademu’s success reflects the quality of training and academic excellence within the university’s Computer Science department. “This achievement exemplifies the brilliance, consistency, and hard work of our students. Ademu has set a remarkable example for aspiring tech professionals across the country,” the statement noted. Observers say the victory underscores the growing impact of Nigerian youth in the global digital economy. Over the past few years, students from Nigerian institutions have increasingly excelled in international competitions, signaling a positive shift in the country’s innovation landscape. As he prepares for the global finals, Ademu carries the hopes of a nation eager to see its young talents excel on the world stage. His journey is already inspiring many students and young innovators to pursue careers in technology and strive for excellence. The university has expressed confidence in his ability to make Nigeria proud at the international level, reaffirming its commitment to supporting academic excellence and innovation. #NovexNews #NigeriaTech Photo credit @OfficialNSUK

I'm happy to announce that my company STOCMED has secured a ₦50 million grant from the @NigEducation SVCG Program. We have been fueled. We will become the uber for medication access in Nigeria.

🔥 Sis got it! This sister filled our feeds during Ramadan with reminders to make even the most impossible duaas. Now she’s living it with the G-Wagon she prayed for.

They’re NOT playing house. They’re rehearsing FUNERALS. Not because they WANT to, but because it’s ALL they KNOW. What kind of WORLD does that to its CHILDREN? A SICK one. A morally DEAD one.

@NigeriaStories I was one of the winnersss🙌🏾

Caleb Pamilerin Sobaloju, a Student of Obafemi Awolowo University; CEO and Founder of Fluxt is a winner. Great Ife is proud!🙏🏾❤️

I really love this N50M grant idea. I've seen two winners so far, a stablecoin app and an Uber for medication app. If all the other winners are just as interesting this might be one of the better ideas this admin has spent money on.

UNIBEN medical students named finalists in FG’s N50m venture grant tinyurl.com/3skznztp

So happy and honored to be one of the select few to win this N50m grant from @NigEducation at the S-VCG event @_RunIT_ to the world