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The best fragrance in Nigeria is death. It deodorizes a deceased putrefying actions, removing unpleasant smells after he's gone.

We're celebrating 10 years of The Conversation Africa today! 🥳 #TCAat10 @JudyNguta @walfat

@iwalesino Congratulations, broda mi.

Yes! My new novel is now available for pre-order. Check this out.

@bowenuniversity And nearly 24 hours after, what's the update?

Calls to restructure Nigeria’s federal system are missing the point: the country needs good governance, not reform theconversation.com/calls-to-restr… via @TC_Africa

@ebaimakinde Won ti gbe president wa mora, the investment is every three years.

Am sure the next admin would welcome the still planned $1bn investment too.

@rotilaw @tadepen @Akanbiodi Awon eeyan nla nla lo l'Ogbomoso

@tadepen @Akanbiodi Ogbomoso people - men and women - dey fine sha, make we no lie, make we no steal!!!!

From Ògbómọ̀ṣọ́ to the world, happy birthday @Akanbiodi, poet among poets, physician and philosopher.

Onyeka Onwenu remembered: Nigerian pop star, activist and voice of national unity theconversation.com/onyeka-onwenu-… via @TC_Africa

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African archaeology has neglected Namibia’s deserts, but scientists now know when an ancient lake supported human life in the Namib Sand Sea bit.ly/4djaTpK 💻 Abi Stoney, University of Manchester @OfficialUoM and Dominic Stratford, @WitsUniversity #ScienceAndTech

@molarawood @ExploreWellcome The article that prompted the exhibition, Iya 'Jesa theconversation.com/kola-nut-from-…

Nigeria is the world's largest producer of Kolanut, and at Lautech in Ogbomoso, innovative microbiological research is being carried out on Kola by Prof Agboola Lateef, work perhaps impossible elsewhere. He features in a new Kolanut exhibition at @ExploreWellcome, London. Proud.

Nigeria’s Ojude-Oba festival celebrates heritage with colourful parades and horsemanship: how it could be used to attract tourists theconversation.com/nigerias-ojude… via @TC_Africa

Nigeria’s cholera outbreaks: why they happen and are so hard to control bit.ly/4bqCGD7 💻 Stella Ifeanyi Smith, Mountain Top University @MTU_OfficialPg #HealthandMedicine #Cholera

Hunter-gatherer diets weren’t always heavy on meat: Morocco study reveals a plant-based diet theconversation.com/hunter-gathere… via @TC_Africa

@NasirRamon @FMWNIG @Gidi_Traffic @followlastma @TrafficChiefNG Oluwa o!

This is neither Lagos Lagoon nor Atlantic Ocean! This is Long Bridge on Lagos- Ibadan Expressway. If you don't have anything super-urgent, don't go on this road. @FMWNIG should find a solution to this perennial flooding on the bridge @Gidi_Traffic @followlastma @TrafficChiefNG

@nicholasibekwe @TerfaTG @Akabash01 Peju should chase you out of the house tonight, fake boy.

@walfat @TerfaTG @Akabash01 4- Kondo! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hello @TerfaTG, @walfat and @Akabash01 how is your evening going?

Nigerians throw naira notes around to show love: but it could land you in jail theconversation.com/nigerians-thro… via @TC_Africa

@nicholasibekwe @TerfaTG @CallMeBenfigo But this is an unfocused team, (Liverpool) overseen by a weary, distracted, unhappy manager - Jacob Steinberg, The Guardian

@TerfaTG @CallMeBenfigo @walfat Lmaooo. The sharks have gathered on my mention. Even Manure people are talking! Chai! Na wa! There is truth in the Yoruba proverb that when a huge force pushes a strongman to the ground, inconsequential adversaries would start flexing their muscles.

Yesterday, I felt sorry for @nicholasibekwe as we watched the #WHULIV game. When the Hammers equalised, he turned to me and said, "Ben, what is wrong with Liverpool?" 😢 I swear there was water in his eyes. And I wished I could hug him and tell him it's not gonna be okay.