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Here are key provisions in the Electoral Bill 2026 passed by the National Assembly today. #NigeriaDecides2027

👉National Assembly has adopted the Senate’s position on Clause 60(3) concerning electronic transmission of results, a move that runs contrary to public demand. These decisions carry significant implications for transparency, and overall credibility of the 2027 electoral process

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@BashirAhmaad @BashirAhmaad wait until it gets to you or your households... Only then will your statement make a whole sense for the populace, if you will remain just in the face of insecurities... May posterity not judge US even in death ☠️. May Karma not visit the elite 😭🇳🇬.

I genuinely don’t know where all of this will eventually lead us as a nation. If the rising tensions and the constant reckless narrative are simply because of the combination of the individuals currently occupying the Presidency, then why can’t we just wait and channel our dissatisfaction through the ballot boxes in 2027? We all clearly remember the events of the 2023 elections. Neither President Tinubu, his Deputy nor the APC built their campaign around religion. They did not tour mosques preaching religious fear. They did not weaponise faith for political gain. Instead, they focused on experiences and regional balance. But Peter Obi, the very candidate many of propagandists supported, went from church to church framing the election as a religious war and busy calling daddies to help him take the message to their congregations. I genuinely thought that the Tinubu/Shettima ticket would be seen first and foremost as a Yoruba/Kanuri ticket, two ethnic groups coming together to represent national diversity, as people have been preaching that religion should never come before tribe. But now, because that narrative doesn’t fit the current agenda, suddenly everything is reduced to Muslim/Muslim, as their ethnic identities no longer matter. If we genuinely care about this country, our politics must be guided by truth, not reckless narratives crafted to inflame sentiment. Nigeria deserves better.

@Prince_NedNwoko What a portfolio.... Education varies at different levels??? Royalty I see, and should come with some level of (humen) humility. The whole thoughts of affluence could be thwarted. As often said, posterity and karma surges when least expected.

As your Senator representing Delta North Senatorial District at the 10th Senate (2023), I am deeply honored to serve my people and my nation. Here is a brief journey of my life, work, and impact: • Born in December 1960 into the royal family of Idumuje-Ugboko, Anioma land, Delta State. • Served in the House of Representatives in 1999 representing Aniocha/Oshimili Federal Constituency. • Educated in the United Kingdom, earning a BA (Hons) in Law & History at University of Keele and an LLM in Maritime & Commercial Law at King’s College London. Called to the English Bar at Lincoln’s Inn and later served as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of England & Wales. • Founder and Principal Partner of Ned Nwoko & Co Solicitors (London), recognized as the Best Black Lawyer of African Descent in England (1995). • Spearheaded investigations into the London and Paris Club loans for Nigeria and 774 Local Government Councils, resulting in a landmark judgment of US$3.2 billion, a milestone in Nigeria’s fiscal accountability. • Chairman, Senate Committee on Reparations & Repatriation and ad-hoc committee investigating crude oil theft in the Niger Delta (2023). • Championed over 30 bills and more than 20 motions on youth entrepreneurship, environmental protection, diaspora voting, resource governance, constitutional reform, and community health. • Owner and visionary of Mount Ned Heritage Resort, a world-class historical and cultural destination blending African royalty, nature, and innovation. • Initiated the Antarctic Expedition (January 2020) as part of the Malaria Eradication Project, becoming the first black African to visit the South Pole, combining adventure with advocacy and global impact. • Founder of Sports University, Idumuje-Ugboko: West Africa’s first sports-focused university integrating academics, athletics, and entrepreneurship. • Founder of the Prince Ned Nwoko Foundation, funding major philanthropic initiatives: • Reconstruction of the Idumuje-Ugboko–Onicha Ugbo road, bridging South-South and South-East regions. • Scholarships to over 1,000 secondary and tertiary students (2018) and long-term sponsorships for indigent university students nationwide. • Recipient of numerous international and national awards, including The Heroes of Democracy Award for Best Performing Senator (2025). • Proponent of the Anioma State Creation Bill 481, a passionate defender of Anioma rights and development. • Advocate of Igbo unity. • Personal lifestyle: Vegetarian, Muslim, Non-drinker, Non-smoker. I share this not to boast, but to remind every Nigerian that with vision, determination, and service, we can create lasting impact. I remain committed to the progress of Delta North, Anioma land, and our great nation, Nigeria.

@Therapyquotes_ Amen 🙌🙏

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BREAKING NEWS: The Turkish government has warned that members of a t€rrorist group known as the Fethullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) exist in Nigeria and also operate in other countries around the world.

In Benue, children no longer learn, they run, hide, and live in fear. Schools are shut, dreams fading. From Naka to Agatu, we’re losing a generation. This must not continue. Stop the killings. #BenueLivesMatters #benueunderattack

Reflecting, Learning & Planning for Impact! Oxfam recently hosted an annual Learning Workshop in Abuja—bringing together partners & programme teams to: ✅ Reflect on achievements & challenges ✅ Strengthen partnerships ✅ Co-create strategies for greater impact! #Impact

Only a balance investigation is needed. 🤔

Should a media stoop low in taking sides? @TheNationNews, Nigerians are looking forward to another digging of facts that will now be linked to the S.P as demonstrated with this news. #Watching 😁

Love is the foundation of nation-building. As we celebrate love today, let’s extend it beyond personal relationships to our communities and our country. True patriotism is loving Nigeria enough to participate in its growth, demand good governance, and uphold democracy. This Valentine’s Day, let’s commit to the love that transforms—love for justice, love for progress, and love for a better Nigeria. For the love of country, Electoral College Nigeria #Electoralcollng

Staff retreats are more than just a break – they’re a chance to build trust, connect, and recharge as a team. At our recent team retreat, we reflected, shared stories, and celebrated two team members with over a decade of commitment. Here’s to working better, together!

Naomi Takigh, a smallholder farmer in Benue State, Nigeria, shows how women farmers face & adapt to climate change. At #COP29, leaders discuss Gender in Transparency—key to driving ambition through gender-responsive climate action. Watch: youtu.be/Rwqn5WFxaBI #ClimateAction

@bel_west Best wishes 🙏 in your anniversary 💐💕 God's continual Blessings and GRACE 🙏😇

Two decades of love and harmony. Happy anniversary to us!

Sangkoo Yun, a member of the Rotary Club of Sae Hanyang, Seoul, Korea, has been selected to become #Rotary president for 2026-27. Meet the president-nominee: on.rotary.org/3SyBAPl

@frankdonga_ got my attention from the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria. A true replica of #NigeriaProtest2024.

Material things cannot fill life; only love can make us whole. The path to this goal is that of charity, which keeps nothing for itself, but shares everything. #GospelOfTheDay (Jn 6:24-35)

1/2 This speech by @officialABAT on the #EndBadGovernanceProtest lacks actionable steps, with the milestones of achievement, broken down timelines, and steps grouped into short-term, mid-term, & long-term measures. It didn't speak to cutting down the cost of governance as well