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Concordia, Integritas, Industria, humanitas

Seriously, get married and have a dual income household on time. The longer you postpone this, the harder it is to compound the benefits. It is the greatest middle-class hack to wealth. Forget all the stupid gender extremism here. Fall in love, get married, build together.

E get Wetin poverty dey do human being brain.

When Abacha died my dad ordered we killed two chickens and made rice like it was Christmas. The day Tinubu leaves Aso Rock millions of Nigerians will throw parties and celebrate freedom at last We go dey OK las las

In 1994, 800k souls were lost in the Rwandan genocide. Every year, Rwandans dedicate 100 days to mourn the victims Nigeria sees no need to remember let alone mourn the over 3m Biafrans murdered during the Biafran war But we remember, and we will mourn our heroes #HeroesDay

“I have a responsibility to always point out the deficiencies of Nigeria.”

We must always remember and never to forget. May 30th Biafran Memorial Day. 🕯♥️

Today, we remember Dr. Felix Oragwu and other Igbo scientists and engineers who contributed to the development of Ogbunigwe, armored vehicles, the Uli airstrip, communication lines, and Ojukwu’s bunker. Their sacrifices, innovation, and bravery will always be remembered.

One Of The Reasons Why Biafra Was Called The “Japan Of Africa” During The War #May30

Ojukwu’s First-Hand Account on the Aburi Declaration We Igbos lost over 10 million lives because Gowon refused to implement the agreement.

Same people. 56 years later. Sometimes I wonder if, in the middle of the bombings, the starvation, the fear, and the endless funerals, they ever imagined a future like this for us. Where we smile and shine

@fromhisview Thank you my man

In 1968, during the Nigeria–Biafra war, an Igbo woman reportedly declared: We will fight to the last man, confident of success, in response to the military government led by General Yakubu Gowon.

We remember Odumegwu Ojukwu We remember Philip Effiong We remember Alexander Madiebo We remember T. Onwuatuegwu We remember Joe Achuzia We remember Okoko Ndem We remember Conrad Nwawo We remember Emmanuel Nwobosi Men who stood up and said we choose freedom over slavery.

May 30th Biafra Hero’s Remembrance Day Tribute: We Remember Our Fallen Heroes And Heroines Whose Sacrifices Will Forever Remain Etched In Our Hearts. Their Legacy Lives On. #NeverForget #BiafraHeroesRemembranceDay

Our people stood gallantly and never retreated in the face of overwhelming odds. Against superior numbers and immense hardship, they marched forward with courage, resilience, and an unbreakable spirit. Today, we remember their sacrifice, honor their bravery, and keep faith with their legacy. Biafra will be restored in our time.

This is not a story outsiders can tell

History: The Aburi Accord of January 1967 was a peace agreement negotiated in Aburi, Ghana, between Nigeria's military government led by an !diot, Yakubu Gowon and the Eastern Region led by Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu It was Designed to avert the Nigerian Civil War, it aimed to restructure Nigeria into a regional government. After terms and conditions were met, The mor0n Gowon returned to Nigeria and as advised by Yorubas & Uk, he declared war on Igbos, which led to Biafra genocide! Ojukwu never started the war, rather he defended his people against nothern and southwest Nigeria!

We Remember #BiafraGenocide

During the Bịafra genocidal war, Nigeria military enters a family killed father,mother sons and raped daughters till their satisfaction.. 🥲🥲🥲 And you want us to just move on and forget..

We Remember Our Fallen Heroes Today. Dear Igbo Nation, today marks 56 years since we tragically lost over 4.5 million Igbo brothers and sisters to the Nigerian–Biafran War. They gallantly fought and died so that we might live. 🕊️ Let's Retweet in their memory. 🙏