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@happyyFelicia @Banjoluwafemi You no go find me ke 😂😂

@blackfineboy @Banjoluwafemi I had not opened this tweet when i somehow knew I would find you there 😂😂

Update: While y’all were away, I found love. 🤭 And she’s super amazing. ❤️

@Taneez_z @kha_beera 😂😂😂

@kha_beera @blackfineboy see your mates.

Nysc it’s you people’s daddy that will go to cross river 😭

This is subsides, loans, & taxes. This is your 2025 Budget. This is why Ministry of Health got ₦36 million & MDAs got nothing. Any other Strategy apart from rice & vote buying? 🤡

Reasons Why I Voted for Peter Obi in 2023 — Dike Chukwumerije This video should be trending, guys:

A public officer has come out severally to say that he's not a thief. And up till today, not one security agency has been able to refute that claim. Peter Obi says he did not steal public funds, instead of those in power to use the instruments of power to prove him wrong, they resort to character assassination, bribery and weaponization of poverty. If he's a thief, prove it and sue him to court and let him be jailed for being a theif. You young Nigerians, you'll never see a man like Peter Obi in a very long time. If he wasn't a threat to the corrupt establishment, they would not even bother discussing him on national TV, their platforms or through paid & hungry agitators. He's rare and he's unique. Attacking him makes him stronger. If your conscience is clear and you want the best for Nigerians and Nigeria, you'll see this. It's not rocket science. You hate Peter Obi because he's not your regular politician. And he doesn't want to buy your votes with money, bags of rice or beans. Deal with it. I am a Nigerian. And I stand with a man that wants to make sure that things are done the right way. Go and vote for Peter Obi and Kwankwaso for president and vice president. And satisfy your good conscience. End.

Dear "Ambassador" Reno, @renoomokri It is understandable that you would vigorously defend President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. You are, after all, a known political ally and, more recently, a nominee of his administration. That context matters. However, what is not acceptable is attempting to manufacture or stretch facts as though Nigerians, (especially students), are not living witnesses to the realities on ground. Defending your principal is one thing; rewriting lived experiences is another. On ASUU and the Claim of “No Strikes” It is simply incorrect to claim that ASUU has not embarked on any strike action during President Tinubu’s tenure. On October 12, 2025, ASUU commenced a nationwide two-week warning strike over unresolved issues bordering on funding, welfare, and renegotiation of agreements. While it did not escalate into a prolonged shutdown, it remains a strike action nonetheless. A warning strike does not become “non-existent” simply because it was suspended. Facts should not be selectively edited to suit political narratives. Beyond ASUU: The Education Sector Has Been Far from Stable Even more concerning is the attempt to reduce the stability of education in Nigeria solely to ASUU strikes, ignoring the broader ecosystem that sustains learning, especially in the health sector. NARD (National Association of Resident Doctors) embarked on one of the longest strikes in recent years, severely crippling healthcare delivery and medical training. JOHESU (Joint Health Sector Union) is currently on strike, and its impact on teaching hospitals has been devastating. Medical students across the country have had their education disrupted and distorted, with clinical postings rendered ineffective due to the absence of patients and key health workers. Between late 2024 and early 2025 (approximately four months), consultants in teaching hospitals were on strike, thereby halting medical education nationwide. For context, my own medical class, scheduled to have convocated this year, was directly affected by these strikes. As things stand, there is now a real possibility of further postponement of our graduation, due to the combined effects of the just-concluded NARD strike and the ongoing JOHESU strike. So when one speaks of “uninterrupted academic calendars,” it becomes difficult not to ask: for whom exactly? On NELFUND and the Cost of Education Yes, the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) exists. But context again matters. Shortly after its implementation: Tuition fees across federal and state institutions skyrocketed. Education funding in the national budget was significantly reduced, signalling a withdrawal of subsidy. Federal universities now operate like privatized institutions. Departments now impose additional exorbitant charges labeled “professional fees,” separate from tuition. My own fees was hiked from ₦33,000 to ₦209,000. Let's not even mention other institutions. If the intention was to help poor students, a more humane approach would have been direct subsidy of education, not transferring the burden to students through loans, loans that they must repay in an economy with rampant unemployment and underemployment. A loan is not a gift. It is a future burden. And for many students, it is a burden taken out of desperation, not opportunity. On New Universities and Political Comparisons Your longstanding political grievance with Peter Obi is your prerogative. Politics thrives on disagreement. But even here, logic should prevail. What is the value of approving new universities when: Existing ones are dilapidated, Laboratories are under-equipped, Hostels are overcrowded, Staff are poorly motivated? Expansion without consolidation is not progress. Fixing what exists is often more impactful than multiplying institutions that will inherit the same systemic decay.

Let it be known that this is happening under the leadership of the master strategist of all time.

Nobody with a functioning brain thought he had a plan. You people should stop.

Happy World Occupational Therapy Day! Being an OT is more than a career,it's a calling. Helping people regain their strength, confidence and independence fills my heart every single time. I'm so excited to start sharing more OT moments, creativity in therapy and what we OTs do🤗.

@Banjoluwafemi This your sneakers dey enter my eyes. Drop your address make I con greet you.

Happy World Physiotherapy Day! 🎉💪 5 months in as a licensed physiotherapist, and I know I chose the right path. 🙌 Shoutout to every physiotherapist out there restoring lives and changing the world. 🌍❤️

@Lisaoflalaland I shouldn’t have seen this 😔

This caretaker dey pami Why are you always calling me Lizard fgs😭😭

When you listen to Buju, you know he was properly educated.

So you're saying that ANYONE can wake up and demolish some other person's property without the approval of the Lagos State government? That's what you're telling us with a straight face?

No demolition order or permit too 🤦‍♂️

Peter Obi’s younger brother’s business in Lagos was demolished using a fake court order that was not addressed to anyone.

You have consistently shown that you are incapable of performing the primary duty of securing lives and property of your citizens. This routine statement does not cut it.

@Banjoluwafemi If it’s to suspend a sitting Governor and declare state of emergency, he knows how to do that one better.

@blackfineboy No empathy whatsoever

So timely!

@Banjoluwafemi Very annoying thing to say This country is a joke

@blackfineboy Baba say he has been briefed😭

Children were slaughtered and then burnt to ashes. At night. While in their sleep. That video has terribly traumatised me. Yet some of you still support this government, defend this evil animalistic party and you promote this incompetent buffoon in Aso Rock. Where is your soul?