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@LucianoMars007 @feyiszn This is best comment.. You might hav an elder bro who personally can give you small money, but don’t care about ur development! I wish I’ve one that cared about what I’m building!!!

@feyiszn You forgot to add that cares about your development as well…

Having a successful elder brother is such an underrated life hack.

@MzTaiwoO @yabaleftonline Toyyibah, Ma pa ni naw 😂😂🤣

@yabaleftonline So as a fashion designer, I should be working at night when people are sleeping. Eyan buruku ni e

"Nigerians don’t want 24-hour light, they can’t even afford it. They just want light at night and early in the morning" — Lawyer Deji Adeyanju.

Zinah has now become something you joke and gossip about. It’s unfortunate.

All Obidients in OAU as students should withdraw their admission immediately. This is unacceptable to Mr Peter Obi 🥹

8 years ago, I began this journey to become a doctor, after 8As and 1B in my WASSCE and a score of 347 in my UTME. The journey is finally over, with distinctions in Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and Internal Medicine.

If you want to go far in life, master being bored, silent, and alone.

A moving man will always meet his luck.

I saw something in the market today. A Yoruba woman and a Hausa woman sharing a small space, selling their foodstuffs side by side. They were just laughing, joking like old friends. I stood there for a bit just watching them, it was genuinely beautiful. Crazy thing is, some people see division first before they see people.

Saudi scholarship is Open bro! Free application No application fee Just your International passport, certificate, transcript, Police and medical report and you're good to go!

I actually need this for what I’m working on! Thanks for sharing, Vivian. Is there any way I can get more information about these cinemas?

Nigeria 🇳🇬 has Scored 91.45% in ICAO Aviation Safety Audit, the highest ever for Nigeria and Above Africa's 61.1% Regional Average

Before there was NELFUND, I normally come accross posts of students online begging people to crowdfund their school fees in order to still continue with their education. NELFUND came to change the game for some students and made them graduate from school in silence with zero humiliation or fear of discontinuation due to inadequate funding. Lecturers and School management complained about lack of funding too which led to decades of Higher Institution strikes, as a result, the Federal Government decided to raise the School tuition fee a bit to bridge this gap and never did we hear of strike again since then. But here we are again criticizingthe Government and students who are grateful to same NELFUND for helping them to graduate without hurdles or humiliation. I ask again, what exactly do these pessimist Nigerians wants??? Because I know definitely you won't complain about this same thing happening in your 'Saner Clime' Countries.

I actually wish the UK students loan is exactly like NELFUND. It would have made life a lot easier for more people. The interest rate on the UK student loan is a lot , a whole lot and I know we try to avoid talking about it

I just went through the comments and quotes on Oladepo Caleb Okugbenga's post. He credited NELFUND for supporting him in becoming the Best Graduating Student of LAUTECH, but the dishonesty in some replies is alarming. You can criticize the Tinubu government for many things, some of it valid, but when it comes to NELFUND, let us be honest. It is a lifesaver. I am a 500-level medical student at UI. I have been on NELFUND for three consecutive years. They recently paid my school fees and the fees of thousands of UI students this session. That is not a rumor. That is real. NELFUND currently supports students with full academic fee payment sent directly to the school and a monthly upkeep allowance of twenty thousand naira paid directly to the student. Now let me address the common lies people spread. Some say it is a loan, so it is not helpful. Yes, it is a loan, but it is interest-free. Tell me one loan app in Nigeria that gives you zero interest. Others say the repayment is a burden. But repayment only starts after you have graduated, finished NYSC, and found a job. If you are unemployed, you pay nothing. If you lose your job, the payments stop automatically. That is not a burden. That is safety. Some people claim NELFUND has no impact on students. That is simply false. I am an admin in a group helping students apply successfully. Many higher institutions and scholarship bodies now advise students to take advantage of this loan so they can use their own money for other needs that bring financial stability. Another lie is that the government made education expensive just to introduce the loan. Federal schools are still highly subsidized. We all know what our mates in private schools pay per session, millions of naira. Our fees, even after adjustments, are a fraction of that. Most of the people throwing shade at NELFUND are not even in school anymore. They have no idea how the scheme operates today. Let me be clear. I am not saying we should stop scrutinizing government spending. We absolutely should. But when a good initiative works, we must have the maturity to acknowledge it. NELFUND is keeping real students in school. That is a fact. Let us not allow dishonesty to rob others of this opportunity.

Congratulations brother

The community note has been removed! The losers lost again! Àwọn olófo játijàti🤣

Allahuma Baarik

This shows how dull you’re! First of all traveling to US is not a sign of successful person! Secondly, have you been to US embassy?! They allow Hijabs and if you wear face veil, it’s a lady that will attend to you! They’re not dull as you’re

@tokunbo_wahab In countries like Saudi, Qatar, and others I’ve visited so far, the government makes it mandatory for every filling station and mosque to have accessible toilets. They must also have cleaners to keep them clean. I believe the government should introduce a similar mandatory law

As part of our sustained efforts to eliminate open defecation and improve public sanitation across Lagos State, we currently have 1,710 functioning public toilets strategically located across the state for residents and visitors. However, government cannot do this alone. We are encouraging businesses such as filling stations, banks, eateries, and other public-facing facilities to make their restrooms accessible to the public where possible. This collaborative approach will significantly complement government efforts and expand access to sanitation facilities across the state. At the same time, we continue to enforce environmental sanitation laws. Individuals caught engaging in open defecation are being arrested and prosecuted in accordance with the law. These measures are necessary to protect public health, preserve dignity, and maintain a cleaner environment for all. Access to sanitation is a shared responsibility. While government continues to expand infrastructure, residents and businesses must also play their part in ensuring Lagos remains clean, safe, and habitable. #CleanerLagos #GreaterLagos

In countries like Saudi, Qatar, and others I’ve visited so far, the government makes it mandatory for every filling station and mosque to have accessible toilets. They must also have cleaners to keep them clean. I believe the government should introduce a similar mandatory law