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2] He told me it was he who encouraged Kalu Okpi to write his “The Smugglers”. I accepted and wrote a 70-page story about one factory worker called Dayo. Sadly, I misplaced the manuscript during a relocation. I was thrown into grief, lost interest in -3

@TosinBamidele8 @LegendaryJoe For where? Wayo insect! Cockroaches pretend not to have eyes, but when you reach out for attack they'd run and escape.

@LegendaryJoe I guess cockroaches don’t have eyes, they really don’t know how big we are😂😂😂

We humans see the Elephant and we bow - giants command reverence. We see the Lion and we step back - apex predators command our fear. I need to know what we did to deserve so much disrespect from Cockroaches. With the audacity and impunity with which they frustrate us, I am certain they see us as equals. As for mosquitoes... Well.

@loan_lucky @egi_nupe Ah! Thanks 👍

@labodday @egi_nupe

The big lawyers you know around town don't survive on law practice alone! They are remotely running informal sector business like restaurants, small supermarkets, mobile money shops, boda bodas etc.

You're right! NELFUND's aim isn't to fix, but to make education accessible However, isn't it contradictory to suggest that a deliberately commercialised environment can lead to a 'recycling of poverty' - especially for a program meant to make millions of Nigerians job creators!

You're right! NELFUND's aim isn't to fix, but to make education accessible However, isn't it contradictory to suggest that a 'recycling of poverty' can take place in a deliberately commercialised environment, under a program designed to make millions of Nigerians job creators?

@IsahHarun1 @BashirElRufai Tuition fees' increase enables lecturers 2 earn improved pay now, stops d incessant ASUU strikes, & reduces university's brain drain. NELFUND not only solves d affordability problem, it also produces lots of creative minds/indispensable economic players/jobs creators. A win-win!

@BashirElRufai My brother, NELFUND is never a good initiative. If the government had not increased tuition fees by more than 200%, there would be no need for NELFUND.

@Koshebinnusi @lekan_olayinka1 No now! Are u comparing a man who incurred huge debt for burial with one who used his for palm plantation? Whilst d children of one repay in pain, that of d other'd joyfully repay from harvest. Earlier debts for consumption(subsidies) aren't the same as debts for infrastructure.

@lekan_olayinka1 Meaning the citizen plus the unborn ones will be squeezed dry to repay the debt through tax while the initial borrowed fund will be 😂 u get it

This man is a stain on us, both as a people and a nation. He is a stain on our identity and legacy.

Great stuff, as always! Thanks 👍

@Itoya01 @Iamindiscov Even if na Loi-loi with goat meat inside correct Ogbonno soup?

@Iamindiscov DO NOT EAT ANY FOOD REJECTED BY SOMEONE.

Ken Erics food was poisoned in 2015. He somehow miraculously rejected the food, the production assistant ate the food. In less than an hour, the boy started vomiting blood and died, this happened in Owerri Imo State and i was there live. By now he would have been amongst the list of dead actors. Whatever that saved him from that unfortunate death, he should continue to worship that. I wish him well. Sermons over!

@TheWatchaz @ennyola0015 You're right that more graduates means more applicants. But that's looking at it from only one side On the flip side, it also translates to more creativity pool, more tech gurus, IT wizards, agric experts, etc. And it's 'no job, no repayment'. Currently, Tech Edu is also free!

@ennyola0015 Education loan is slavery 2.0 in a country we're the same people giving you loans are not providing jobs opportunities for you , no power for industries , no security for farming to thrive , no policy to encourage small business yet they give you loans instead of scholarships

I never knew that NELFUND guarantees a ₦20k monthly stipend in addition to tuition fees.🥺 I give it to Tinubu government

Chai! If to say you nor study law, e for pain me well-well! You too sabi response like Ọ̀yọ́-mèsì! A-no wan talk politics o!

Brilliant! How can I 💕 love this post more than once!!!?

@JumiaNGHelp This mail is a lie! I am reachable at all times. Don't even bother to call, just trace out my place as indicated on Google maps and you will get me there. I am waiting to receive the order.

@woye1 @Ngfmld WOW! My insanely prolific and marvelously beloved Woye! The sheer volume of useful information you belched daily is staggering! How can I upvote this post more than once?

@Ngfmld Livestock sector operators, follow this handle. Interact with them to state your problems. Govt is near you now.

Nigeria Moves Decisively to Tackle Livestock Diseases The Federal Government of Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding the nation’s livestock sector and strengthening food security through decisive action on animal health and disease management. In furtherance of this priority, the Honourable Minister of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, on Monday, 20th April, 2026, received a high-level delegation from Ambuvets Konsult and MCI Santé Animale, at the Ministry’s Headquarters in Abuja. This engagement comes at a critical time, as preventable diseases, including Peste des Petits Ruminants, Foot-and-Mouth Disease, and Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia, continues to undermine productivity, erode farmer incomes, and threaten national agricultural resilience. In his remarks, the Honourable Minister, Idi Mukhtar Maiha, stressed that animal health is not ancillary, but foundational to Nigeria’s economic stability, public health, and national development. “We are undertaking an ambitious transformation of the livestock sector, one in which disease prevention, control, and management are central pillars". This partnership he maintained , strengthens our capacity to confront zoonotic and transboundary diseases and to ensure that Nigerian farmers have access to the vaccines they need to thrive." He further clarified that while the Ambuvets–MCI collaboration is privately driven, the role of government is clear and unwavering; to create the enabling environment, accelerate innovation, and support research and development efforts that deliver measurable impact for Nigeria and the African continent as a whole. The Chief Executive Officer of Ambuvets Konsult, a Nigerian indigenous animal health company, Dr. Shehu Shamsudeen, outlined its partnership with MCI Santé Animale, a globally recognised veterinary pharmaceutical manufacturer, to close longstanding gaps in vaccine availability. Under this collaboration, he said, MCI will leverage its manufacturing expertise, while Ambuvets deploys its nationwide distribution network to deliver vaccines directly to farms, particularly smallholder operations that form the backbone of Nigeria’s livestock economy. MCI Santé Animale further detailed its Africa-focused strategy with Nigeria being identified as a priority country. The company is advancing regulatory approvals, strengthening in-country partnerships, and investing in awareness, capacity building, and last-mile delivery systems to ensure that vaccines are not only available but effectively utilised at scale ,he stated. Central to this effort is ongoing collaboration with the National Veterinary Research Institute (NVRI) to conduct trials and validate vaccine efficacy under Nigerian conditions, with discussions underway on expanding into local manufacturing and deeper research partnerships. On his part, the CEO of MCI Santé Animale, Dr. Tadlaoui Omari Khalid, emphasised the need for Africa-driven solutions to livestock health challenges. “For me, it is to find the best solution for our continent. The big multinationals are not aware of our realities and will not help us, so we have to come together and find the right solutions for ourselves.” “We have been investing in advancing product registration, and this is very important because it is the first step in any country. It is not easy; it is challenging and time-consuming, but we are glad to have achieved the target for the registration of some good products here in Nigeria.” “Our focus is also on building local partnerships and strengthening distribution to reach farms, particularly smallholder farmers. By working with Ambuvets, we aim to optimize last-mile delivery and ensure farmers have access to quality vaccines,” Khalid said. The delegation also presented a portfolio of veterinary vaccines already registered by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), including, Ovivax PPR, Bovivax CBPP, LYOPOX (Sheep and ......

@dmightyangel LOL! Freedom of free information!

I just remembered the event of 2023 where the opposition was asking for the CTC of register of voters and INEC said the lawyer should come and get the CERTIFIED TRUE COPY of everything. They didn't proceed because they were expecting INEC to be the one to provide it for them for free🤣🤣🤣 You didn't plan to pay for anything, didn't plan to pay for each page of the CTC that will be stamped abi na your stamp dem go use?

@crypt_mb @Midatlblog I did not write about the market. Please read again.

@labodday @Midatlblog Idk where you're talking about, but the markets have toilets

These are the new waste compactors acquired by the Lagos State Ministry of the Environment and LAWMA. Btw, ahead of the April environmental sanitation, all LGAs are gearing up to win the N10 million prize for the top three cleanest LGAs on 25th April 2026. hope people in Eti-Osa are also preparing Lol? 🙄 @LasgMOE @Lawma_gov @followlasg 📷: New 100pcs of compactors acquired under Tokunbo Wahab under the Lagos MOE and LAWMA.

@crypt_mb @Midatlblog Where? Most of the shops along the roads, the occupants of which have no access to toilets in the yards usually do their things and emptied it into the gutters. Trying to wait for buses beside those gutters would want to make you throw up!

@Midatlblog Ikorodu has a chance

@sam4se @woye1 @ubasanius @AA_Hotoro Excellent take, beloved Adesoji!

There is no better Current Affairs lesson than seeing engineering in action on your own campus. It’s brilliant that you ran into Mechanical Engineering students who could actually relate to the technical workings of the project. This is exactly what Governor Uba Sani intended when he flagged off this 60km network in January, creating a campus environment that serves as a living laboratory. When students can see high-standard drainage and stone-base laying outside their lecture halls, it bridges the gap between theory and reality.

My visit to the On-going Reconstruction and Upgrading of Internal Roads at ABU Zaria, by the Gov of Kaduna State, H.E @ubasanius 2: I was inspecting the project when a group of students spotted me that “is that Mr. Woye on X (Twitter) or not”. -(a): My brother @AA_Hotoro over heard them and told them, Yes, he is. 3: fortunately for me, they are studying Mechanical Engineering and so they can also relate with the road construction. It was fun hanging out with them. 4: Also, I met a Vet Medicine student who was happy with the road construction. 5: of course, engineers on site explained the project breakdown to me. 6: It is good to be back in Samaru once again. @AbawizzyW30350 @AbasiUdoid48502 @aweowoblow @labodday @iamAhmadOlolu @Better_Kaduna @abuzaria4all @ABU_CM_ @ABU_Campus @SaniAminuMuham4 @sultanbellojr @realsultanoa @KADRA_kdsg @shediyel @almubarak_feeh @mni_JJ @thezarmeen @santana_aob @Bulamaaaa @OzoMusty @_baffa__ @Mainasaraa_ @ckdanzaki @SAbdulateef @isah_muaaz @MMurtadoishola @GS_ARDO @IkodorSamir @ImamSafone @_chiefagbabiaka @AShammeh @Remklem @ui_shehu @shamsudden_vice @aoidowu1309 @Kareem_O_Y @shehu_bobboi @Rehacma168414 @UbaSaniMedia_ @deprof_creation @DepGovKaduna @BashirSZuntu @HassanPeppe @HassanaPawa @HassanJigawa @Abba_Borko @b_jarmari02

This is commendable! Everything good about Kaduna excites me. Thank you Woye for this. How I wish we have another person(s) giving us credible updates on development in this manner! A massive kudos to @ubasanius

An impactful breakthrough with meaningful results. Your doggedness in facing the challenges have yielded great outcome! Kudos @abaaliyu