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I can't belittle my principles or dull my shine for anyone. There's enough room for everyone to shine, so step-up or step aside cos light attracts light...🙏
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Daniel Regha
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Daniel Regha
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To whom it may concern, please don't stress yourself, if my tweets or personality annoys you, kindly use the block button above. Goodbye in advance...🙏
Somewhere in Nigeria. Katılım Ocak 2020
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He has National Grid in his backyard or what?
Nigeria Stories@NigeriaStories
PDP governorship candidate in Ekiti State, Wole Oluyede, has pledged to ensure stable and reliable power supply across the state if elected in the June 20, 2026 election.
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ADC is now officially the party of desperation. Every aspiring presidential candidate is moving there.
Atiku, Obi, and Kwankwaso (soon).
Who now steps down for who?Everyone is trying to win at all cost, none is concerned with leading.
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I see them in my area a lot, Jehovah Witnesses. We have the best Biblical arguements, but any day I am not in the mood for the brethren talk and seminar, I lock my door.
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Why do we not see them as often as we use to 🤔
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The APC was earlier celebrating the prices of foodstuffs going down, attributing it to Tinubu's leadership. Now that prices are going up in a heartbeat, the same govt will either become mute or blame someone else for this flop, most likely the ongoing crisis between Iran and the US.
Always quick to take credit for doing nothing but looking, meanwhile they created the mess we are in.
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Ever since the debate on the transmission of results electronically, network has gone from bad to worse; Almost seems calculated, like an "I told you so moment".
Cos make it make sense how all of a sudden, every network can't be relied on to browse.
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“AEDC Increased Tariff Without Consulting Us”
~ Abuja Residents cries out saying that they observed that the units given to them on purchase of credit for their prepaid – meters had reduced.
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Even with the terrible network, data is constantly being deducted.
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I just learnt that Nigerian police officers pay for their own uniforms themselves; The NPF has budgets, but officers often use their money to purchase uniforms and their own kits. Can you imagine.
What a country.
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Sunday delight; Well garnished egusi soup and fufu. Neigbour's doings...😊
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2023- 3x power grid collapsed.
2024- 12x power grid collapsed.
2025- 2x with worse instability.
2026- 2x so far, and counting.
That is one part, let's move shall we:
-Aso Rock left the ever failing grid to install solar power, costing over seven billion naira.
-Again just this 2026, Aso Villa budgeted over N17m for GENERATOR maintenance, and N1.9 billion for fuel.
-The AEDC in 2024 threatened to disconnect Nigeria's Defence HQ, FCDA, over debt.
-Minister of Power who is often using big powerbanks, blames freezers and ACs.
-Minister of Power promised stable electricity during 2025 Ramadan but flopped.
-Nigerian plants and units forced to shut down over inadequate gas.
-Govt offices uses generator to operate, even INEC uses small generators.
-Even abroad, the Nigerian High Commission had their electricity shut down by South African authorities due to debts.
Let's stop here for now. We are indeed seeing progress, in backwards motion.
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10% of your X Payout belongs to God, since it's income, and you're a practising Christian.
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Tithes and First fruits are two different things completely, and "First fruits" have nothing to do with money.
Tithing is a mandatory 10% of your total income, but First fruits have to do with agricultural products, that is, anything that is cultivated by you, products of edibles like fruits, and valuable byproducts from your reared animals.
First fruits are strictly for the pastors, Reverns, and clergies, gifted.
If you're not into farming or producing anything agric related that is edible or valuable, (byproducts), you have zero business with First fruits; You can not give the church your hard earned money as first fruits. No blessings comes with that.
Stop allowing Men of God to deceive you.
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I will love to experience rural Japan, so mesmerizing.
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My dislike for this TV keyboard is of the highest level. So frustrating to use.
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So bandits who have commited all sorts of atrocities get pardoned and rehabilitated thru a programme that is likely funded with TAXPAYERs' money, but taxpayers themselves get punished if they fail to file their taxes.
What a govt.
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🇳🇬 JUST IN: ₦100,000 Fine Awaits Nigerians Who Miss March 31 Tax Deadline as Government Expands Tax Net Nationwide Nigerians across the country are racing to meet the March 31, 2026 deadline for filing their 2025 Personal Income Tax (PIT) returns, as enforcement intensifies nationwide. The filing requirement applies to all taxable individuals, including employees under the Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) system, self-employed persons, freelancers, business owners, and those in the informal sector. Even individuals whose taxes have already been deducted at source are still required to file annual returns declaring all sources of income. Under the law, failure to meet the deadline attracts an automatic penalty of ₦100,000 for the first month, with an additional ₦50,000 for each subsequent month of default. Additional consequences may include interest on outstanding liabilities and best-of-judgment assessments by tax authorities. The enforcement is part of Nigeria’s ongoing tax administration measures aimed at expanding the tax base and strengthening compliance. Tax authorities have also warned that submitting false information or forged documents during filing may attract further penalties under applicable laws. The March 31 deadline remains in force.
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Cubana Chiefpriest is now heavily pushing the APC movement in the same South-East he de-marketed not too long ago.
It is not safe for busines, but safe enough to campaign for election. What a joker.
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A very 'mmature corper. So he posted the conversation online knowing full well that the student can be identified by classmates or anyone who goes to the school, since her name and class was stated; Is that how to handle such a situation? Zero maturity.
The conversation should've been kept private, she needed to be cautioned and set in the right direction so others don't take advantage of her naivety in the near future.
Disappointing.
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"Alakoba!”— Corps member shares chat with his student who has a crush on him.
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