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@AdewaleAdeife2 I have a friend who got in through the academy. He still works with Deloitte

5 years ago Deloitte Nigeria started the cybersecurity academy to train and keep their own cyber talents. People with zero experience were trained for over 2 years and sent to the field to work with top clients and that is how I got into cybersecurity. You can’t stumble talents.

@Abubakarolami13 @bukolasaraki Seni does not look like he’s interested in politics. Maybe one of his twin daughters or his first daughter

If @bukolasaraki was not ousted in 2019 is it likely to have his first son aspiring for any position in Kwara today?? What's your opinion?🤔

@MasterBolaji Don’t we produce steel in Nigeria? I’ve been to kam Industries in Kwara State and also passed by a steel mill in Amuwo Odofin.

JUST IN: Nigeria wants to work with a company called Rashmi Metaliks Group to invest $1 billion in making steel here. This can reduce imports, create jobs, and make Nigeria a top steel country.

@Letter_to_Jack Traditional Yoruba sounds so raw you’d think it’s incantation. @arojinle1 can you break the words down for us

It’s not incantation, it’s Asayon ọrọ. “A ki binu ka ogun ataare, ogun meji ọka baba” Most people don’t know the meaning of this: No matter how angry you are, you must exercise calm to count the seeds of Alligator pepper and Guinea corn. So whoever this works for in principle, however angry you are with them, when you see them, you will calm down.

@john1576 @Strogg1959 @RusenPress You have a thinking capacity of an headless cockroach

@Strogg1959 @RusenPress Strogg. China is now stuck at the refinery for ever. If Chinese professionals leave the plant, it will fall apart in months.

Çin, Afrika'ya petrol rafinerisi yaptı, Avrupalılar sinirlendi. Nijerya, Çin sayesinde petrol değil benzin satar hale geldi. Nijerya, Afrika'nın en büyük petrol üreticilerinden olmasına rağmen rafinerisi yoktu. Çin, 20 milyar dolarlık Dangote Petrol Rafinerisi’ni yaptı. Bu sayede Mart ayında günde yaklaşık 44.000 varil benzin ihraç edildi. 317.000 varillik tek bir sevkiyat Mozambik’e ulaştı — Doğu Afrika’ya ilk teslimatı oldu. Günlük 650.000 varil kapasitesinin ≈ %94’ünde işletilen, Lagos merkezli rafineri, iç talebi karşılıyor ve fazlası yurtdışına gönderiliyor. Üretim, üç yıl içinde günde 1,4 milyon varile ulaşması öngörülüyor. Bu sayede Afrika'nın en büyük rafinerisi olacak.

@jcniyomugabo Address it

You’ve been given an elephant. You can’t give it away or sell it. What would you do with the elephant?

@Westtlonn White men wore linen(suits) during expeditions in tropical regions like Nigeria because it was practical for the climate. Not heavy cotton or wool which is suited for colder climates

@Westtlonn For me I prioritise functionality above aesthetics. I wear cashmere, light cotton(<250gsm), linen fabrics for their breathable. Most Nigeria are not conscious about what they wear. A 450 gsm tee/ hoodies has no place is a hot/ humid place like Nigeria. 2

Why do billionaires always wear okirika clothes and not Gucci??

@DoubleEph They made telecoms, paper and printing equipment, chemicals, pharma inputs, agricultural machinery, affordable spare parts, plastics for nylons and household goods all affordable. Down to trucks(howo, Dongfeng) and heavy equipment(sdlg, sany, xcmg…)

@DoubleEph I’ve always been a strong believer that when it comes to practical technology transfer, Nigeria should be looking more towards Asia, particularly China. It’s already obvious in our everyday lives, from consumer electronics to industrial materials and even heavy industries. 1

We need a new terminology for what African countries understand industrialisation to mean. That word doesn’t quite work because it has no development attached to it. All things equal, you should expect the same outcomes for this refinery as happened with Dangote Cement. For instance, after more than 20yrs, no engineering talent has flowed out of Dangote Cement into the wider economy and I’ve not heard of anyone who developed their engineering talent in the group and then went on to set up their manufacturing or engineering concern elsewhere in the country. The entire management of the company is simply hired from elsewhere. When you read this you’ll notice there’s no crossover between the cement concern and this refinery in terms of engineering talent or knowledge scmp.com/news/china/dip…

@YusufAsunmogejo May Allah preserve you upon goodness. Thank you sheikh

For people who do not understand Arabic, this is what Dr. Sharofudeen said in the video: He starts by explaining that the middle, known as Al-Wasat, is the balanced point between two extremes. He says that any drift away from the straight and upright path is considered evil and blameworthy. True goodness lies in staying in the center of matters. Dr. Sharofudeen emphasizes that moderation, or Wasatiyyah, is one of the most prominent characteristics of Islam. The entire religion is built on this foundation of balance and fairness. It is a foundation that applies to every single detail and aspect of the faith. He mentions that Ahl al-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah represents the true middle ground among the seventy-three sects of the Muslim Ummah. While other groups might lean toward different extremes, this group stays on the balanced path. The moderation of this group comes from their firm grip on the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet. He describes the Prophet as their infallible Imam. In their view, what is Halal is what Allah and His Messenger have allowed, and what is Haram is what Allah and His Messenger have prohibited. He concludes by saying that any statement or opinion that contradicts the Word of Allah or the teachings of the Prophet is rejected. It does not matter who said it or how high their status might be. If it goes against the primary sources of Islam, it is thrown out. May Allah preserve him upon goodness

@DedayoRoots Thank you

Raw honey is NOT SUGAR. Raw honey CONTAINS sugar the way fire CONTAINS heat. Reducing it to that single fact is the kind of reductionism that makes people afraid of the sun because it causes cancer. Let me correct the record. The chemistry argument falls apart immediately. Yes, glucose and fructose. But the matrix they travel in changes everything. Raw honey has a water activity of 0.6, meaning it creates an environment so hostile that bacteria cannot survive in it. High fructose corn syrup sits in water. Raw honey is THE PRESERVATIVE. They are not the same molecule in the same context. This is why archaeologists found 3,000-year-old honey in Egyptian tombs still intact, still edible. Show me the corn syrup that survived a dynasty. "Quantities too small to matter." This argument would embarrass a pharmacist. Raw honey carries a nutritional profile he conveniently ignored: Vitamins A, B6, B12, and C. Fat-soluble vision support, neurological function, immune activation, and collagen synthesis in a single jar. Iron, Calcium, Copper, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Iodine, and Silica. The same mineral stack modern medicine sells you in capsule form, here bioavailable in a food matrix that enhances absorption. Carotene, the antioxidant precursor to Vitamin A. In honey which he called sugar. Glucosides and Salicylates, plant-derived anti-inflammatory compounds. Salicylates are the family of molecules aspirin was synthesized FROM. Nature put them in honey first. Velulose, a structural polysaccharide that feeds beneficial gut bacteria and supports intestinal wall integrity. Enzymes like diastase, invertase, glucose oxidase. Glucose oxidase is the enzyme that produces hydrogen peroxide inside the wound environment. That is not decoration. That is mechanism and it is why RAW HONEY heals cuts, burns, and surgical wounds in clinical settings. CHRYSIN, a flavonoid that inhibits aromatase, the enzyme that converts testosterone to estrogen. Relevant to every man reading this. Maltose and Sucrose, YES, but in a whole-food matrix with enzymes, minerals, and bioactives that modulate how those sugars behave in the body. Context is chemistry. What RAW HONEY actually does to the body (documented). Raw honey is active against Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli, and Candida albicans as antibacterial and antifungal without manufactured resistance. In the lungs, RAW HONEY thins and expels mucus, soothes inflamed bronchial tissue, and is documented effective against cough, asthma, phlegm, and sore throat. A 2012 study in Pediatrics found honey outperformed dextromethorphan (the active ingredient in most cough syrups) for childhood cough relief. In the spleen, RAW HONEY supports red blood cell production and immune surveillance. The Iron and Copper in raw honey directly support haematopoiesis. Natural/traditional medicine classified honey as a primary spleen tonic for over 2,000 years. The spleen is now understood as a central reservoir for immune monocytes. The elders were not guessing. In the large intestine, RAW HONEY acts as a prebiotic feeding Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium, the bacteria that govern gut motility, immunity, and mood. The Velulose and enzyme content regulate bowel movement, relieving constipation and diarrhea simultaneously depending on gut state which is something no synthetic laxative can do. The Magnesium and Potassium support smooth muscle relaxation across the entire digestive tract. The condition list he dismissed with "sugar." Raw honey has documented therapeutic activity across more than 143 conditions. WOUNDS. BURNS. CUTS. ULCERS. ACNE. DRY HAIR. SKIN DARKENING. SUNBURN. ALLERGIES. INSOMNIA. MUSCLE FATIGUE. NAUSEA. INDIGESTION. ACIDITY. GASTROENTERITIS. DIARRHEA. CONSTIPATION. SORE THROAT. ASTHMA. COUGH. COLD. PHLEGM. MORE in the comments 👇🏾

@TheRay_Crypto @Abubakarolami13 @_atofarati Through out his tenure as an honourable

@aliyuabdi @Abubakarolami13 @_atofarati Long illness of how many years??

Ilorin west cannot produce Senate and Reps Shagaya is going for Governor to have a chance? Reps is going to Asa?

@se_fola @Olomoda_ @irorunola79 @alhaadiahmad Can you share me link to this paper

@Olomoda_ @irorunola79 @alhaadiahmad Yoruba Balogun Alanamu and his followers had already defeated the Fulani dynasty in Ilorin resulting in the death of Emir Momoh It was the British who reinstated the already defeated Fulani for their own administrative convenience. We don't lie God Almighty is with us

RE:- IEYDA's Concerns Over Alaafin's Visit – A Calm Rejoinder I have read the statement issued by the Ilorin Emirate Youth Development Association concerning the visit of the Alaafin of Oyo to Shao and Jebba communities. While I respect their right to voice concerns on traditional matters, I wish to offer, in the spirit of mutual understanding, a clarification rooted in documented history and administrative reality. Firstly, it is important to acknowledge that Shao is not a town that was founded by or under the authority of the Ilorin Emirate. Rather, historical records—including the Ta'alif Akhbarul Quruun by Sheikh Ahmad Omo Ikokoro, one of the respected chroniclers of Ilorin Emirate's own history—confirm that Shao was a well-established, powerful settlement long before Afonja's arrival in Ilorin and long before the establishment of the Emirate itself. Shao's Ajankii of who is of Baruba descent and Iboo, swore allegiance to a representative of the Alaafin, Olanibo, centuries ago. This historical connection between Shao and the Oyo throne is therefore not a recent innovation or an intrusion; it is a relationship that predates the existence of Ilorin as a political entity. In light of this, receiving the Alaafin cannot reasonably be characterized as a breach of protocol requiring anyone's permission, for the simple reason that Shao's traditional relationships have always included direct ties to Oyo. Secondly, and with all due respect to the Emir of Ilorin and his council, the administrative reality in Kwara State does not formally recognize Shao or Jebba as subordinate traditional units within the Ilorin Emirate structure. If there exists any official gazette or government recognition that places Shao's traditional leadership under the authority of the Emir of Ilorin, I would be grateful to see it. In its absence, it is difficult to understand how a visit to a community with its own historical identity and traditional lineage can be framed as an "intrusion" into another's domain. For decades, Shao and Jebba have, in fact, suffered political marginalization and lack of proper recognition within the state's traditional council. This is an injustice that deserves attention, not an opportunity to assert control that has never been formally established. Thirdly, it is worth reflecting on the broader principle of mutual respect among traditional institutions. Does the Etsu Patigi require the Emir of Ilorin's permission to receive a visitor? Does the Emir of Okuta, the Emir of Ilesha Baruba, the Emir of Gwanara, or the Emir of Lafiagi? I believe we would all agree that they do not. Each of these respected rulers maintains direct relationships with the Kwara State Government and, where applicable, with the Sultan of Sokoto. No one presumes to dictate to them whom they may receive. Shao and Jebba, though not yet granted the formal recognition they deserve, occupy a similar historical space. They are not subsidiaries of Ilorin simply because of geography or the memory of 19th-century conflicts. Military encounters from two centuries ago, however consequential, do not permanently extinguish a community's independent traditional identity under Nigerian law or customary practice. I must also gently observe that IEYDA's statement arrives at a time when the association appears to have pressing challenges within its own community. There have been public accusations of armed robbery involving some indigenes of Ilorin, yet I am not aware of any visible intervention from IEYDA. There are ongoing feuds among Islamic scholars from Ilorin, yet the youth association has not, to my knowledge, successfully mediated or restrained the parties. It is my respectful suggestion that the energy and concern directed toward the Alaafin's visit might be more productively channeled into addressing these internal issues that directly affect the peace and well-being of Ilorin Emirate itself.

@GenASamad @AbuMustaeina We don’t hold the same grudge against him.

@aliyuabdi @AbuMustaeina Is this supposed to be funny or what?

BREAKING!!! We, the family of Sheikh Imam Ali Jabata, jointly dissociate ourselves from the extremist ideology of Muhammad Awwal Ali Jabata, who for years has propagated far-right ideology that bullies, defames, and castigates others, and even many times disturbs the peaceful conscience of the public. While we have individually aired our disagreement with such methods of propagation over a few decades, and have collectively deployed several levels of conflict resolution as a family to salvage and rehabilitate him through all means available, Muhammad Awwal has consistently shown himself to be adamant on a path that threatens peaceful coexistence among Muslims, Kwarans, and Nigeria at large. It has therefore become necessary to inform the general public about the imminent threats he poses, including his associates and all parties that share or fund such ideology solely targeted at causing disarray. As a family rooted in orderliness, we have also decided to legally pursue the recovery of all our properties in the care of Muhammad Awwal going forward. Our dear beloved father, Sheikh Imam Ali Abubakar Jabata, was a nobleman and a man who lived all his life with dignity. He was devoted and just to his Lord, and vehemently propagated knowledge as a classroom teacher in Kwara State, as the Imam of Oyun Central Mosque, and even as the first leader of the Tijaniyyah in Kwara State. If he were alive, he would have stood firmly on the path that upholds fairness and justice for all. Signed… Mustapha Ali Jabata Muritala Ali Jabata Khadija Ali Jabata Nasrudeen Ali Jabata Abdullah Ali Jabata Mudasir Ali Jabata Hafsoh Ali Jabata Asmau Ali Jabata Nurudeen Ali Jabata Munir Ali Jabata Mubasir Ali Jabata Abubakar Ali Jabata Ismail Ali Jabata Bolakale Ali Jabata Kehinde Ali Jabata Aisha Ali Jabata Alima Ali Jabata Habeeba Ali Jabata Yunus Ali Jabata Taiye Ali Jabata Rukayya Ali Jabata

@bulelanimphelo @DejiAdesogan @alouibrahim92 Giant of Africa

@aliyuabdi @DejiAdesogan @alouibrahim92 Where are you from?

For the love of country. In Mali 🇲🇱, former retired soldiers have dusted their uniforms while showing solidarity with the military government and their willingness to join the fight against terrorism if needed.

@confirmedHOD @_atofarati @SEN_OLUBASH Are you from Asa?

@_atofarati @SEN_OLUBASH I heard Shaggy is already claiming my local government. Na so dem dy take cheat Asa Una go dy claim Ilorin west When it’s time dy will remember their village in Asa. What development have they brought Asa LG. Just use our slot and go

@Abubakarolami13 @_atofarati The late Alhaji Yekini Alajagusi was a prince from Ajagusi in the Ila-Oja ward of Asa. He represented the Asa/Ilorin West Federal Constituency from 2019 to 2023 and passed away in 2023 after a long illness

@_atofarati Omo..... another calculation But during oloriegbe's tenure the rep member Sadiq Alajagusi was from Ilorin west same as oloriegbe..... If I'm correct

@LOSEYIE @AAAlhaji21 @_my_mama_story_ @7uaaas_ @AmakaOzoike @Alpha_Yom @AdeHardemola @ade_bronco Is that not shark in the black plastic container?

As a fisherman, one of our culture is trade by barter. Funny enough it's not only on land that we practised that, even in the ocean we practised that . Last month, me and my guys went to meet and OTC and used part of our food to exchange for foods, this is a normal and common practise, those guys too need fish and we need food. Now, this guys went to meet one of Nigeria top oil Company Known as LPG, they have one of the largest ship in the ocean, and those guys gave them surplus food just because they wrote an inscription similar to the company name on their boat. Fishing is fun actually when you're doing the right thing.