charles-clement avul | Full Stack Developer

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@Pharmacio001 Ok

Will you vote for Peter Obi in 2027? ○ Yes ○ No Me: No

@biodagreatman @HAHayatu Yet even with grossly reduced votes he got 6million votes organic votes

@HAHayatu I told you without ethnic, Religious and tribal emotions, Peter Obi is nothing

Why does Peter Obi always dodge competitive primary election ? I heard even his Governorship nomination there was no Primaries just consensus.

@Emmy0161 @bioland2 @HAHayatu compared to all the rest Obi is an angel

@bioland2 @HAHayatu Obi clean ?

@Void_Fact @NigeriaStories stupid fake news politically motivated and Trump will crush it

@NigeriaStories 10 isolated, 60+ traced, and 1 state on high alert. 🚨🧤 COVID-19 just reminded Cross River it’s still in the atmosphere. The patient is stable, the EOC is active, and the message is clear: wash your hands and drop the panic. We’ve been here before

BREAKING NEWS: The Cross River State government says it has identified and isolated 10 persons who interacted with the Chinese national who reimported COVID-19 into Nigeria.

@DavidHundeyin I don't agree with your submission and referring to POTUS as pedophile actually proves your point about Africans and subtlety . It's foolish at this point to be "blaring" publicly about breaking away from the west, it's a very unwise position..

This was why I wanted Trump to become US president. Open and unfiltered motherfuckery. Just the way I like it. Impossible to deny, defend or rationalise. Because Africans are not people who do subtlety, dog whistles don't work. We need a ship foghorn blaring in our face before we get the message that the white western world is our mortal enemy, and there is no placating or negotiating with it. We need to be told directly that we must either rebel and break ties with them like the AES, or return to direct slavery - and it doesn't get more direct than this. Thanks Orange Paedophile Man. You're doing us a real solid👍🏿

@pcsjr93 @DrNeilStone Do you have data that all the others do that or your source is media

Polio vaccine is safer than polio Diphtheria vaccine is safer than diphtheria Measles vaccine is safer than measles Tetanus vaccine is safer than Tetanus And yes Covid vaccine is safer than Covid That's The Whole Point Of Vaccines

@chrisns301680 @BritisherPaz49 @DrNeilStone died from covid or with covid and who are the 2 people what are their names where were they being treated before they died?

@BritisherPaz49 @DrNeilStone I know 2 people who died from Covid before the vaccine. Everyone I know got the vaccine and they are doing fine. Why don’t you read his tweet again.

@DrengrCaine @DrNeilStone The problem with this thinking is , it's not based on real data but sponsored narratives. it's like saying let's just throw out the seed and so long as some grow it's ok if a few dont

I detest this zero-sum mentality in public discourse. Vaccines have undoubtedly saved countless lives, but are they all unequivocally beneficial? Do some contain excessive or harmful additives? For instance, does a healthy newborn from parents without hepatitis truly require the hepatitis B vaccine on the second day of life? The COVID-19 vaccines, while innovative, do not fully prevent transmission and have been associated with various adverse health effects. Why, then, the relentless propaganda push on behalf of Big Pharma, where even legitimate inquiries are stifled? There is no such thing as blindly "trusting the science." True science demands rigorous scrutiny—probing, testing, and falsifying hypotheses until they withstand evidence or crumble. Historically, whenever the "trust the experts" chorus has grown deafening, ulterior motives often lurked beneath: consider Clair Patterson, ostracized for exposing the dangers of leaded gasoline, or Big Tobacco's cadre of paid scientists who denied smoking's harms for decades. There's no downside to posing questions and insisting that concerns be addressed or debunked thoroughly. After all, pediatric heart disease was virtually nonexistent 60 years ago—why the surge today? Why has the prevalence of autism spectrum disorders skyrocketed by a factor of 1,000? And why do children in Amish communities, with their distinct lifestyles, appear largely spared from these afflictions? Is it solely attributable to diet, or could it involve environmental chemicals, vaccine ingredients, or the sheer volume of immunizations administered to modern youth? The path to answers lies not in deferring to authority, but in challenging it!

@Iamjaneezy @oppenbaum @w_terrence Please come to Nigeria and let me take your place in the US

You raised interesting points, but several of your assumptions don’t hold up when you examine actual history and human development. 1. Homogeneity doesn’t magically create equality. The Nordic countries you reference didn’t become equal because they were homogeneous they became equal because they built strong institutions, regulated capitalism, invested in education, and enforced social trust. Japan, Korea, Iceland, Norway all had inequality and internal class oppression long before modern policy reforms. Homogeneity reduces ethnic tension; It does not guarantee fairness or opportunity. 2. The harsh climate shaped intelligence theory is outdated anthropology. If climate hardship produced superior foresight, then: – Mongolia, Siberia, and rural Russia would dominate global innovation. – The Inuit would be the world’s most industrialized society. – Ancient Egypt (in Africa) wouldn’t have been one of the most advanced civilizations in history. Human innovation emerges from trade, state structure, surplus, and knowledge systems, not temperature. 3. Equity isn’t about lowering the bar it’s about removing structural barriers. When a population has endured: – redlining – wealth seizures – housing segregation – education exclusion – systematic undercapitalization just work harder becomes an oversimplification, not a solution. Providing equal access doesn’t bring down society. It strengthens it every stable nation on earth proves that. 4. And finally: nobody is asking for society to bend to any group’s insecurities. What people want is a world where talent isn’t filtered through race, accent, gender, or background before it’s even evaluated. Opportunity = entitlement. But inequality = nature. Much of what we call racial outcomes today is actually the result of historical design not biology, climate, or culture.

Dear Michelle Obama, let me jog your memory since you can’t stop playing the victim card for five minutes. You keep talking about how “hard” it is to be Black in America and how white people are supposedly holding you down. meanwhile: You became the first Black First Lady in American history. You were a well-paid lawyer before that. You received multi-million-dollar book deals. You and your husband walked away with a $60 million Netflix deal despite zero experience in film. You and Barack left the White House richer than you entered. You own multiple multi-million-dollar homes , including oceanfront mansions. Your family’s net worth is over $100 million. All of this happened in the same America you claim is “unfair” and “holding you back.” Instead of fear-mongering and discouraging Black Americans, maybe try showing some gratitude for the country that made you one of the most privileged people on the planet and start inspiring Black people instead of convincing them they’re powerless. Because if America was really as bad as you say, Michelle, you wouldn’t be living the American Dream at the very top of it.

@Iamjaneezy @oppenbaum @w_terrence The more I read your post , the more I realized the anybody complaining in America about inequality is either clueless or wilfully delusional. America is literally the only proof that heterogeneity can work and you guys want to destroy it with groveling n complng

@Hipsy_afya Deco

I see Samuel Eto, Ronaldinho and Lionel Messi. Guess the fourth player.

@MTNNG I know that this is not unsual and not a new case there are possibly millions of similar if not worse situations. But I choose to speak out even if it feels like screaming in cave. MTN this is not right you can and should do better , Nigerians deserve better

@MTNNG MTN can you please explain to me how this actions by your agents should not be considered criminal. I purchased your 5G router at the beginning of August 2025 . I was told it comes with 100GB Bonus . Less than a week we saw a balance of 8MB , yes 8MB not 80gb

@MTNNG WHO IS SPEAKING FOR US..? AWS , ADOBE , Would never do this to any customer why is MTN given this amount of power?

@MTNNG My question is , how is this not illegal? How is MTN been allowed to treat Nigerians this way

@MTNNG Mtn customer care is telling me the 100gb bonus is what has been in use and I still 15gb on it. Here is the twist.. the 260GB is running concurrently with the 100gb bonus plan meaning by Sept 26 my 260gb will be invalid until I pay MTN another 45000 naira