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@FolushoxFolarin This sit-tight syndrome is one of the bane of our society. It is more out of greed, entitlement and insecurity. 12 years is enough for any capable person to register achievements both public and private and MOVE ON TO OTHER THINGS. People should learn to allow things circulate.

@FolushoxFolarin Let's assume he delivered 100% for the citizens; Is 12 years not enough for one person to represent his community? Are there no other competent individuals? If the previous representative didnt exit, will he have the opportunity? Why do people cling on to office as a birthright

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PRESS RELEASE NNPC, Chinese Firms Sign MoU Towards Restart, Expansion of Warri, Port Harcourt Refineries The NNPC Ltd. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two Chinese companies, Sanjiang Chemical Company Limited and Xinganchen (Fuzhou) Industrial Park Operation and Management Co. Ltd., for collaboration through a potential Technical Equity Partnership in support of the completion and operation of the Port Harcourt and Warri Refineries. Read the full press release when you visit nnpcgroup.com/insights/press…

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Court Orders Lagos Businesswoman to Return Property to Ex-Husband A Lagos-based businesswoman and former NTA staff, Ms. Olufunke Otti, has been ordered by the Lagos High Court to return a property she unlawfully acquired from her ex-husband, Chief Isaac Morakinyo Jolapamo. Delivering judgment in suit No. LD/3034LM/2022 on March 26, 2026, Justice Olufolake Olufolashade Adewunmi-Oshin declared that the property located at 23A & B Olusegun Aina Street, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos, rightfully belongs to Chief Jolapamo and not Ms. Otti. The court consequently ordered her to relinquish the property to him. In addition, the court directed Ms. Otti to refund N410,347,000.00 to Chief Jolapamo, representing the outstanding balance from the proceeds of the sale of two vessels. She was also ordered to remit N63,000,000.00, being rental income collected from tenants between 2018 and 2021. Furthermore, the court awarded N5 million in general damages against her. Ms. Otti and Chief Jolapamo were formerly married. Their relationship began at the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), where Chief Jolapamo had gone in search of spiritual and personal support during a difficult period. Ms. Otti, a senior member of the church, was assigned to assist him, and their relationship eventually developed into a romantic one. The couple formalized their union on February 23, 2017, at the Federal Marriage Registry in Ikoyi, Lagos. During the marriage, Chief Jolapamo entrusted his wife with significant business responsibilities, including the sale of two vessels—M.T. MOR Prosperity and M.T. Power—with instructions to use the proceeds to acquire a matrimonial home in Parkview Estate. Ms. Otti sold the vessels for N810,347,000.00 and purchased the property as directed. However, she registered the property solely in her name without her husband’s knowledge. The situation came to light during a trip abroad when she sent him back to Nigeria and later informed him via WhatsApp that she was no longer interested in the marriage, instructing him to vacate the house. This revelation marked the beginning of a prolonged legal dispute between the couple, who had ceased living together as husband and wife since March 2019. Their marriage was officially dissolved in April 2025. With the court’s judgment delivered on March 26, 2026, Chief Jolapamo has now successfully reclaimed his property and financial entitlements.

You do not need to solve all 3000 DSA problems. Arrays – 500+ problems → just 5 patterns Trees – 400+ problems → just 6 patterns Heaps – 150+ problems → just 2 patterns Graphs – 350+ problems → just 7 patterns Strings – 400+ problems → just 4 patterns Intervals – 120+ problems → just 2 patterns Linked Lists – 250+ problems → just 3 patterns Backtracking – 200+ problems → just 3 patterns Stacks & Queues – 200+ problems → just 3 patterns Dynamic Programming – 700+ problems → just 8 patterns That’s 3000+ problems compressed into ~50 patterns. Solve all problems: 2–3 years Master the patterns: 5–6 months At almost every company, they’re not testing problem count. To get the pattern guide, Follow me @ai_explorer25 & comment "Pattern" Like and RT this post to get resource in your DM's They’re testing pattern recognition. Stop grinding randomly. Start learning systematically.

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The 20-year MM2 dispute was resolved today via a negotiated settlement approved by the Federal Executive Council. Bi-Courtney wrote off the N132bn Supreme Court judgment debt, dropped the exclusivity clause, and handed MM1 back to FG. In exchange, FG returned the hotel/conference centre project (to complete & operate on shared basis), will shift regional flights to MM2 (with apron expansion if needed), and immediately starts earning revenue share. Win-win deal.

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@NationalGridNg Democratize the installation of prepaid meters, get rid of the thieves in the distribution companies that facilitate bypass arrangements and even if everyone is on Band E tarrif, there will be enough cash liquidity to enable billions in profit to guarantee efficient operations.

Do you realize that other Bands do not pay cost reflective tariffs. Their bills cannot effectively pay for the cost of the energy supplied hence government subsidies. This subsidy has led to Government being in multi-billion naira debts to the value chain. It must be stressed that, serious liquidity is needed to improve on the current power situation.

@OlayinkaLere You mean the @PoliceNG allows it's officers to wear MM0HAWK hairstyle? That is a red flag. Drug test should be done on the main perpetrator, his eyes clearly shows he is a hardened user... Is that a hearing aid on him? @PoliceNG_CRU @tvcnewsng @channelstv @NTANewsNow @AIT_Online

All of them dismissed and are to be tried for murder. But I think their PHONES should be checked. I am sure that one of them must have received call from someone before that dastardly act was done.

If I had to start with Java, I’d learn these concepts: 1. Java Basics 2. JVM, JRE, JDK 3. Data Types 4. Variables 5. Operators 6. Control Flow (if, switch) 7. Loops (for, while, do-while) 8. Methods 9. Arrays 10. Strings 11. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 12. Classes & Objects 13. Constructors 14. Encapsulation 15. Inheritance 16. Polymorphism 17. Abstraction 18. Interfaces 19. Abstract Classes 20. Packages 21. Access Modifiers 22. Static Keyword 23. Final Keyword 24. This & Super 25. Method Overloading 26. Method Overriding 27. Exception Handling 28. Try-Catch-Finally 29. Custom Exceptions 30. Collections Framework 31. List, Set, Map 32. ArrayList 33. HashSet 34. HashMap 35. Iterators 36. Comparable & Comparator 37. Generics 38. Enums 39. Annotations 40. Lambda Expressions 41. Functional Interfaces 42. Streams API 43. Optional 44. Date & Time API 45. File Handling 46. NIO 47. Serialization 48. Deserialization 49. Multithreading 50. Thread Lifecycle 51. Synchronization 52. Concurrency Utilities 53. Executors & Thread Pools 54. Locks & Atomic Variables 55. Parallel Streams 56. Reflection API 57. JDBC 58. Database Connectivity 59. Connection Pooling 60. SQL Integration 61. Build Tools (Maven, Gradle) 62. Dependency Management 63. Logging (Log4j, SLF4J) 64. Testing (JUnit, Mockito) 65. Debugging 66. Performance Tuning 67. Garbage Collection 68. Memory Management 69. JVM Internals 70. Spring Framework 71. Spring Boot 72. REST APIs with Spring 73. Dependency Injection 74. Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) 75. Spring Data JPA 76. Hibernate ORM 77. Microservices with Spring 78. API Security (Spring Security) 79. OAuth & JWT 80. Docker with Java 81. Kubernetes Deployment 82. CI/CD for Java Apps 83. Cloud Deployment (AWS, Azure) 84. Reactive Programming (WebFlux) 85. Event-Driven Systems 86. Message Brokers (Kafka, RabbitMQ) 87. Distributed Systems Basics 88. Caching (Redis, Ehcache) 89. Search (Elasticsearch) 90. Monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana) 91. Observability 92. Logging & Tracing 93. API Gateway 94. Service Discovery 95. Circuit Breaker (Resilience4j) 96. Scalability 97. High Availability 98. System Design with Java (...and more concepts) === 👋 PS - Want a complete Java roadmap from beginner to advanced? Read right now: → Java Ebook: codewithdhanian.gumroad.com/l/iqtam === 💾 Save this for later & RT to help others learn Java. 👤 Follow @e_opore + turn on notifications.

Python in Plain English • Variables → Store data • Loops → Repeat tasks • Functions → Reusable logic • Lists → Multiple values • Dictionaries → Key–value data • Modules → Ready-made tools Master these and Python stops feeling hard.

DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS (DSA) ROADMAP FOUNDATIONS What is DSA → Study of organizing data and solving problems efficiently Why DSA → Improves problem-solving and coding interview performance Time Complexity → Measure execution time using Big-O notation Space Complexity → Measure memory usage Big-O Notation → O(1), O(n), O(log n), O(n²) Recursion Basics → Function calling itself PROGRAMMING BASICS Variables → Store data Data Types → int, float, string, boolean Control Structures → if/else, switch Loops → for, while, do-while Functions → Reusable blocks of code Input/Output → Handling user data ARRAYS Basics → Store elements in contiguous memory Traversal → Access elements sequentially Insertion → Add elements at index Deletion → Remove elements Searching → Linear Search, Binary Search Two Pointers → Optimize array problems Sliding Window → Efficient subarray problems STRINGS String Basics → Sequence of characters Manipulation → Concatenation, slicing Pattern Matching → KMP Algorithm Palindrome Problems → Reverse & compare Anagrams → Frequency counting String Hashing → Efficient comparisons LINKED LISTS Types → Singly, Doubly, Circular Traversal → Move through nodes Insertion → Beginning, middle, end Deletion → Remove nodes Reversal → Reverse linked list Cycle Detection → Floyd’s Cycle Algorithm STACKS LIFO Principle → Last In First Out Operations → push, pop, peek Applications → → Expression evaluation → Parentheses matching → Undo/Redo systems QUEUES FIFO Principle → First In First Out Types → Simple Queue, Circular Queue, Deque, Priority Queue Operations → enqueue, dequeue Applications → Scheduling, buffering HASHING Hash Tables → Key-value storage Hash Functions → Map keys to indices Collision Handling → Chaining, Open Addressing Applications → Fast lookup, caching TREES Binary Tree → Hierarchical structure Binary Search Tree (BST) → Ordered tree Traversals → → Inorder → Left, Root, Right → Preorder → Root, Left, Right → Postorder → Left, Right, Root Heap → Min Heap, Max Heap Trie → Efficient string storage GRAPHS Representation → Adjacency List, Matrix Traversal → → BFS (Breadth-First Search) → DFS (Depth-First Search) Shortest Path → Dijkstra, Bellman-Ford Minimum Spanning Tree → Prim’s, Kruskal’s Topological Sorting → Directed graphs ALGORITHMIC TECHNIQUES Recursion → Divide problems into subproblems Backtracking → Try all possibilities (e.g., N-Queens) Greedy Algorithms → Local optimal choices Divide & Conquer → Break into smaller parts (Merge Sort) Dynamic Programming → Store results to avoid recomputation SORTING ALGORITHMS Bubble Sort → Simple but inefficient Selection Sort → Select minimum element Insertion Sort → Build sorted array Merge Sort → Divide & conquer Quick Sort → Partition-based sorting Heap Sort → Use heap structure SEARCHING ALGORITHMS Linear Search → Check each element Binary Search → Divide search space Advanced Searching → Ternary search ADVANCED TOPICS Segment Trees → Range queries Fenwick Tree (BIT) → Efficient updates Disjoint Set (Union-Find) → Connected components Bit Manipulation → Optimize computations Matrix Algorithms → Grid-based problems PROBLEM-SOLVING STRATEGY Understand Problem → Clarify requirements Brute Force → Start simple Optimize → Improve time/space complexity Dry Run → Test with examples Edge Cases → Handle all scenarios Practice → Consistency is key PLATFORMS TO PRACTICE LeetCode → Interview-focused problems Codeforces → Competitive programming HackerRank → Beginner to advanced GeeksforGeeks → Tutorials + problems QUICK LEARNING PATH Learn Basics → Programming + Big-O Master Core DS → Arrays, Strings, Linked Lists Learn Trees & Graphs → Advanced structures Practice Algorithms → Sorting, Searching, DP Solve Problems Daily → Build consistency Prepare for Interviews → Mock tests & challenges Grab the DSA EBOOK: codewithdhanian.gumroad.com/l/jnpmsr

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