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@objectvmedia @lagosstategov @jidesanwoolu @Sola_Giwa Put the signs there and see if they will not obey. It is clear you're the enabler of corruption and lawlessness among your officers

Really? “It’s Not About Putting Road Signs”? Is This Man The One Encouraging The Lagos State Government @lagosstategov @jidesanwoolu And The SA On Transport @Sola_Giwa Not To Put Road Signages & Behind The T0uts Removing The Few Signages So As To Achieve His Frivolous Arrests, Ext0rtions And All Other Impositions? Just Imagine? Protest Loading… @PoliceNG @lshaofficial

@MalamaAmaka Genesis 16:11-12~ And the angel of the LORD said to her, “See, you are with child. You will give birth to a son, and shall call his name Ishmael, because the Lord has heard of your misery. And he will be a wild man. His hand will be against every man, and every man’s hand will..

Ma Sarah🥹🥹🥹🥹 Why did you advise Pa Abraham to go into your maid❓❓❓ Her Seed is troubling the world 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@MalamaAmaka Genesis 16:11-12~ And the angel of the LORD said to her, “See, you are with child. You will give birth to a son, and shall call his name Ishmael, because the Lord has heard of your misery. And he will be a wild man. His hand will be against every man, and every man’s hand will...

@tweetolagold @edomalo @peterpercivhal Just imagine this idiot.

@edomalo @peterpercivhal If you're tired of Nigeria, you can relocate to IRAN

FOR GOODNESS SAKE, THERE IS STILL LIGHT IN IRAN. THEY'RE GETTING BOMBED, AND THEY STILL HAVE LIGHT!!!!! WHAT IS ALL THIS NONSENSE???

@Pamilerin Chelsea

Which Club Jersey You Can't wear, even if you have been given free🤌😂😂😂🫂

@NationalGridNg I am not sure it can be well with this man.

POWER MINISTER APOLOGIZES TO NIGERIANS Chief Bayo Adelabu assures the public that measures are being implemented to address the situation and promises that there will be noticeable improvements in the electricity supply within the coming weeks. Have faith!

@Morris_Monye 35K, 2005.

When was your first salary ever And how much was it. Me: N60,000. Year 2013

@OmoyorubaN50026 @AreaFada1 Your problem is lack of comprehension. The question is a problem solved for the masses or has positively impacted the masses and not State Governors.

@AreaFada1 Stabilizing government revenue is a big one. States now receive higher allocations, which gives them more capacity to pay salaries and invest locally. @OmoyorubaN50026

I dey wait.

@ezekieldachomo0 Darkness will never prevail over light. Stay strong sir.

My beloved brothers and sisters, There are moments when words feel too small for what the heart carries, and this is one of them. I write this with deep gratitude to every one of you who has stood with us in this mission of love, compassion, and humanity. In times of darkness, when pain and loss seem overwhelming, God raises people. ordinary people with extraordinary hearts to become a light. Truly, you have been that light. The Bible says, “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.” (Matthew 5:16) Through your support in every form, your giving, your prayers, your messages, your encouragement, your light has shined brightly. Because of you, we have been able to reach places where sorrow once filled the air. Families affected by the Fulani terrorist attacks, people who lost their homes, loved ones, farm land, means of survival and everything they had, have felt hope again. We have seen the hungry receive food when there was nothing left. We have seen the injured and sick receive treatment when all hope seemed lost. Hospital bills that once looked impossible have been handled. Children who lived in fear have found comfort. Widows who sat in silence have been reminded that they are not alone. But beyond what money can do, there is something even deeper that has carried this work—your prayers. The Bible says, “The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.” (James 5:16) Many of you have stood in the place of prayer, asking God to protect, provide, and strengthen. Those prayers have gone ahead of us, made ways where there seemed to be none, and sustained both the givers and the receivers. To those who send messages of encouragement, who check in, who simply stand in agreement with us, please know that your support matters more than you may realize. Sometimes, a word of encouragement carries more strength than anything else. And to those who genuinely wish to give but are not able to at this moment, I want you to understand this clearly: God sees your heart. Your love, your willingness, and your sincerity are precious before Him. The desire to help is also a seed, and God honors it. The scripture says, “He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the Lord; and that which he hath given will He pay him again.” (Proverbs 19:17) Every act of compassion, whether through giving, praying, or simply caring is seen by God, and He is faithful. Some gave quietly without recognition. Some gave sacrificially. Some stood in prayer. Some stood in love. But together, every one of you has been part of something powerful. Bringing relief, hope, and restoration to lives that were broken. And I pray for you today: May God remember you in your own time of need. May He strengthen you in every area of your life. May your home be filled with peace, your hands with provision, and your life with favor. May the kindness you have shown return to you in ways beyond your expectations. The Bible reminds us, “Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days.” (Ecclesiastes 11:1) What you have done will speak for you, now and in the future. This journey has shown us that even in the face of pain, love is still stronger. Compassion is still alive. And God is still working through His people. God bless every one of you who has sent or willing to send in your donation to this account below and has stood as a pillar of hope whether through giving, praying, encouraging, or simply carrying this burden in your heart: Account Name: DACHOMO EZEKIEL Bank: UBA (United Bank for Africa) Account Number: 2388744899 From the depth of my heart, thank you. May God continue to uphold you, increase you, and use you as a vessel of His glory. In Jesus name, Amen

@CAF_Media A continent of embarrassment. Shame on you @CAF_Online @CAF_Media

The CAF Appeal Board decided that in application of Article 84 of the Regulations of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), the Senegal National Team is declared to have forfeited the Final Match of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 (“the Match”), with the result of the Match being recorded as 3–0 in favour of the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF). cafonline.com/news/caf-appea…

@bayer04_en That's where you'll get your shellacking @bayer04_en

Nice carpet 👍

@ezekieldachomo0 Amen

My beloved brothers and sisters in Christ, My heart is heavy as I speak these words. We cried out for help when our people were bleeding, when our villages were burning, and when widows and orphans were multiplying in our land. In our pain and desperation, we called for the attention of the world, and even invited leaders like Donald Trump to see the suffering of the persecuted Christians in Nigeria. But today, the pain in our hearts has only deepened. The help we cried for has been redirected. The voice that was supposed to speak for the oppressed has been diverted, and now many who did not cry out for this help are the ones benefiting from it, while the Christians who first lifted the alarm remain in tears, burying their loved ones and wiping the tears of countless widows. My brethren, this is painful. It feels like we have been forgotten. Yet the Word of God reminds us that even when men fail us, God never abandons His people. The Bible says in Psalm 34:19: “Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.” Yes, we are afflicted. Yes, we are wounded. Yes, we feel abandoned by men. But the Lord has not abandoned His church. Remember the story of Joseph. His own brothers sold him into slavery. They thought they had finished him, but God was preparing him for a greater purpose. What the enemy meant for evil, God turned for good. In the same way, what we see today may look like injustice, but our God is a God of justice. The Bible says in Romans 12:19: “Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord.” Therefore, my beloved Christians around the world, do not grow weary. Do not lose faith. Do not stop praying for the suffering church in Nigeria. Stand with us. Pray for us. Speak for us. For the Lord also said in Isaiah 41:10: “Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee.” Our hope is not in any president, government, or human authority. Our hope is in the Almighty God who watches over His people day and night. And I declare today: the tears of the church in Nigeria will not fall to the ground in vain. God sees every tear, hears every cry, and one day He will arise for His people. May the Lord comfort every grieving family, strengthen every persecuted believer, and establish justice in our land.

@ruffydfire Thank you for congratulating our ARSENAL

Congrats Arsenal

@ezekieldachomo0 The wounds are getting deeper. Oh Lord help us. Turn the wickedness of the wicked upon them. Comfort our brethren in Plateau and all over Nigeria going through painful times.

My Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ around the world, Grace and peace be unto you in the mighty name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Today my heart is heavy, and my spirit cries out. I ask with deep pain in my soul: How many widows shall we continue to comfort? How many mothers must we hold as they weep for husbands who will never return? How many children must grow up calling strangers “father” because violence has taken their own? Every day we stand before broken families, telling them “Take heart, the Lord is with you.” We wipe tears, we pray, we preach hope but the wounds of our people are deep. The cries of the suffering rise like incense before God. My beloved brethren, our nation needs you urgently. Your prayers, your voices, your compassion, and your unity are needed now more than ever. The body of Christ must not sleep when the members are in pain. Yet in the midst of sorrow, we remember the promise of our God. The Scripture says in Book of Psalms 91:1: “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.” Oh God, You have given us this assurance. When we run to You, when we hide in Your presence, You become our refuge and our fortress. Even when the storm rages, Your shadow covers Your children. But Lord, strengthen Your people. Strengthen the widows who cry in the night. Strengthen the children who wake up asking where their fathers are. Strengthen the Church that is carrying so much pain. To the Christian world, I say with tears in my eyes: do not forget your brothers and sisters who suffer. Stand with us in prayer. Lift up your voices before God. Let love move you to compassion and action. For the Lord is still our defender. The Lord is still our refuge. And the Lord will not abandon His people. May the God of heaven hear the cries of His children, comfort every widow, heal every broken heart, and restore peace to the land. In Jesus’ mighty name. Amen.

@NGSuperEagles Adieu baba Onigbinde

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@piersmorgan I'm in 💯

Memo to all Arsenal fans, worldwide: we’re on the cusp of historic greatness. It’s time to park all our doubts, fears, concerns and critiques, and get 💯 behind the team until the end of the season. Let our rivals hate us - as they are - but let’s stay rock solid in our support.

@toshine4u 120K

How much is your Debt? Be Sincere. Don't add to it.

@CNwaroh @bokkumart Was there another camera there? Some of their personnel need serious training.

My friend and I went to @bokkumart yesterday to get groceries. Amongst everything we got yesterday was 10 packs of noodles- 2 oriental noodles and 8 chicken flavor indomitable noodles. Please tell me why I was going through the receipt this afternoon to reimburse her and I was seeing that the cashier entered 48 packs of noodles. 48!!!! I understand that mistakes happen but why did we go to @bokkumart to get a refund and there was no formal process for quick resolution?? First we were told we had to wait for hours. Wait for hours at bokku ke?? Asin wait in a mart that has no seats? Then we were asked to drop our receipt and come back later? Drop the receipt as how??? As in, make I drop my Exhibit A??? Following our refusal to drop our receipt, they went on their system to check for the transaction and there was no trace of said transaction on their system???? @bokkumart there’s a reason I spent 5 years in the uni and an extra year in Law School. You guys have pissed me off enough today. Do the needful immediately.

@PastorEAAdeboye Special thanks to God for your great, beautiful and impactful life sir.

For 84 Years of God’s guidance, strength and Grace, Join me in thanking the one who has sustained me till this day ! #ThankYouJesus #ThankYouLord #EAA84

@fisayosoyombo The money mistakenly landed in his son's account. Wow!

There are 237.5million Nigerians. The Anambra State Government was going to make an erroneous N100m transfer but it did not land in the account of you reading this or me or the possible 237.5million others. Instead, the Anambra State government transferred funds from the security vote to the son of Nigeria's number one internal security official. I like that you people think Nigerians are fools and I hope you know Nigerians consider you fools too. The feeling is mutual!