Dili דילי
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Dili דילי
@dilichi
# Technologist, Visualist, and many other things. # Profile/Background picture are original works. # Simply Devoted.
Nigeria Katılım Kasım 2009
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@Jack_ng01 One thing I won't want to do this time is to support a candidate that cannot defend his mandate even when it was clear he won. And enough of this shifting cultivation. If you don't get the ticket, stay and work with the party, otherwise, you shouldn't have joined ab initio.
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This may be the end of the road for me
I genuinely don't have the energy and the luxury of moving around anymore
My generation must now sit down and build something tangible that will be result oriented
I'm still mourning the loss of LP - it should not have happened after we used our blood to build that platform to a powerhouse
Now we have also invested massively in ADC. Already alot of young people have invested in setting up party structures. Membership registration drives and shaping the party's media outlook. Just recently I did multiple TV appearances speaking about the party and the coalition
I expect my generation to consolidate on gains of yesteryears and build a table for ourselves. At the moment it appears our leaders make decisions that favour their own ambition without considering their supporters
How long before my generation becomes the main conversation? This politicking should be revolving around us not them.
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A lot of Igbo people don’t fully grasp the linguistic depth & diversity within Alaigbo. I’m from Ekwulobia, yet I can barely decipher the dialect of someone from Umunze just 10–15 minutes away or Atani that is 35mins. That alone tells you how richly layered our language truly is.
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@PoliceRealites You sure this is not AI generated? What happened between 28th and 30th second frames?
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@DrJoeAbah But Sir, these shoes were made to perfectly fit and look, I think they even engrave your DNA stands on the leather.
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Naa! I wouldn’t wear them even if I were paid to do so.
Mister Balo@MubarakBalogun
People angry about your post have probably not even seen this one 😂
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@Benking443 For some reason @frankedoho's actions here gives off a gestural or mannerism resonance that reminded me of Denzel Washington. Feels like what Denzel would do - and do in the same way. Wild how personality-based associations work.
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This video proves that Men are wired differently.
The last time we noticed this interviewer it was Omotola Jalade treating him as unworthy.
But watch Frank Edoho correcting and teaching him how position during interview.
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@Gsalvatore1 @Unabombaar So have you seen from the comment section that most a lot of people are unwilling to learn or relearn?
Common sense dictates that when you're living in a hostile environment and you're outnumbered, avoid giving them reasons to express their hostility towards you.
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@Unabombaar Igbos will one day learn how to keep a low profile...
Indians do it
Pakistanis do it
Chinese do it
You will hardly see these nationals being loud or showing wealth..
You really need to learn how to deceive the sky while crossing the sea..
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42 Igbo traders were arrested in Mozambique and accused of selling stolen car parts.
They presented their documentation and receipts for the spare parts they sell, and the court granted them bail.
yet the Mozambican government still deported them because the success of Ndi Igbo is an indication of the laziness of some Mozambicans.
And @wode_maya expects African unity?
Fvk African unity.
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@OgbajiIfeanyi @Mr_Robmichael1 @OnyeUwaoma88 Ajọ ọnụ gị enwerọ competition.
Kee kwanụ nke bụ "Idịghị aghọta oyibo n'anwụ?" 😢
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@Mr_Robmichael1 Na why @OnyeUwaoma88 ji akpọ gị iti bọlịbọ. Ịdị aghọta oyibo na anwụ.
Sịgodu your guy checkie Wuzup ya and reply me na ọdịrọ ese Goof.
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@Lucia_uiu I actually do this if I feel the price is inflated and leave the okada man with the change.
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So I visited the United States of Aba this past weekend.
A man entered the same keke with me. He asked for the fare, and the driver said ₦400. He argued until the driver agreed to collect ₦300.
When we got to the bus stop, he ended up paying for everyone in the keke... He spent ₦1,200.
This was the same person arguing over ₦100 ooo...
I am still trying to understand it myself 😂
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@KemiBadenoch Not sure it's the right card to play, Kemi, always reminding your Conservative base about your Nigerian roots. Stick to the script that have seen you capture hearts recently. Name-dropping Nigeria won't help your cause.
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What Labour is doing is reminiscent of the terrible energy policies I saw growing up in Nigeria.
❌Stupid taxes
🧾Endless bureaucracy and government interference
🏭❌ No refining capability
⛽⚠️...and now Labour are warning about rationing and fuel shortages.
The UK can do better than Labour's energy insanity.
The @Conservatives Cheap Power Plan explains how we can do this. It’s time to drill in the North Sea and scrap green taxes that are killing investment and driving up bills.
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Twitter is full of dumb people who think they're smart.
How do you even come up with such spins in your head?
Jehovah is a patient God!
Portia Moemedi@PortiaMoemedi
Actually, Joseph married a whole pregnant woman who wasn't carrying HIS baby. God literally blessed the biggest “baby mama”situation in history. Read the genealogy again❤️
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The ancestors that left their religion for Christianity, you think they didn’t know what they were doing?
Dey play.
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Sixteen years ago, one man stood alone on a grassy hill at a music festival in Washington State, USA, and started dancing by himself. People glanced over and looked away. Some laughed. His roommate leaned in and warned him people were filming him.
He did not stop.
Then one stranger got up and joined him.
Then another.
Then the hillside tipped. Within minutes, hundreds of people were sprinting from across the field to be part of something that, thirty seconds earlier, had been one man being laughed at in a field.
Someone filming from higher up the hill said quietly: "See what one man can do. One man can change the world."
The clip spread across the internet in 2009. Entrepreneur Derek Sivers played it at a TED conference to explain how movements actually begin. Not with the first person brave enough to start, he argued, but with the first person willing to join them.
Collin Wynter, the man dancing alone, later said he had no idea he had done anything special. He was just tired of watching everyone sit still.
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@AfamDeluxo There is this innate hatred some of these folks have that it blinds their reasoning capabilities. As in, when you hate someone more than you love yourself.
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More anger towards me than the terrorists that killed your own colleagues. Bigotry is a mental illness.
OLAMILEKAN@Iam_Lekinx
Fuck you! Fuck your remorse! Put you up against flipflop wearing jihadist, you won't survive a week. You think this is America where the Airforce boys do all the bagger job while you sit your silly ass down in US frying corn beef? Once again, fuck you!
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@AfamDeluxo @gregsteube Aji nwamba. Na you dress sharp like this looking like congressional material? E come be like say na Greg visit you for your office.🤠 Nice one, bro.
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A few days ago, I had the privilege of visiting the U.S. Capitol, where I met with Congressman @gregsteube from my home state of Florida. We had an insightful conversation on a range of important issues, and I took the opportunity to personally thank him for his advocacy on behalf of persecuted Christians around the world particularly those facing relentless violence in Nigeria.
Congressman Steube is among the original co-sponsors of a congressional resolution condemning the global persecution of Christians and drawing attention to the atrocities taking place in countries such as Nigeria. The effort was led by @RepRileyMoore and supported by lawmakers including @RepMichaelGuest
@RepGrothman , @RepMcDowell , @RepBrandonGill , @RepPatHarrigan , and @RepLuna.
Their willingness to raise awareness and pursue legislative action on this issue is deeply meaningful to many of us in the diaspora who continue to follow the situation closely. As someone originally from Nigeria, I am grateful for leaders who are willing to speak with moral clarity, defend religious freedom, and bring international attention to crises that too often go ignored.
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The state ranking for education in the South East is as follows:
1. IMO State
2. Enugu State
3. Anambra State
4. Ebonyi State
5. Abia State
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@jay_blazek @NobleNegroe Why are you concerned about that one thing you shouldn't do, but leave out the plethora of things you are privileged to do?
It's what I call "Mordecai Derangement Syndrome." Haman, from the Bible, was so obsessed with Mordecai, the only man that didn't bow to him.
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@NobleNegroe How come Al can say the term "Negro amnesia" but I cannot?
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🚨 Al Sharpton: "The problem is not Trump. The problem is us. What happened to us?"
Great question. Black folks became socially immature, politically one dimensional, overly matriarchal, and intellectually lazy. That’s what happened to us.
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