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My Dear Nigerians, Attached is my acceptance speech Yours in selfless service, Citizen Pépèr-Hadé @Amina_Eke22 @kemshere @woman__being @mydeji247 @Wonderfullycre1 @drbanj @DaraMoren1 @Dann_10 @MaryanneAnyann1 @EmodiMba @WCRLO @Akanimoh_Friday @jedid_obi @omo_akin @whales1212

@shola_olushola @officialABAT @PoliceNG @OfficialDSSNG @DHQNigeria Maybe next week.

Has the @officialABAT administration said any about the Palm Sunday mâssacrɛ in Jos? Have you heard anything from the Nigerian security forces about it? @PoliceNG @OfficialDSSNG @DHQNigeria

Morning Devotion: Tuesday 31/03/2026 Topic: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God. Text Scripture: Judges 6:11-16 Time 07:00 GMT/ 07:00 am WAT t.me/GYMinistry

@GnYMinistry A Word for Today We are living in a generation overwhelmed by information but starving for revelation We have data, but not direction We have opinions, but not truth We have activity but not purpose God is still calling people to the watchtower to pause, listen & receive vision

@GnYMinistry late, only perfectly timed. Practical Questions for Reflection 1> What vision has God placed in your life that you’ve stopped writing down or pursuing? 2> Have delays made you doubt what God said? 3> Are you focusing more on what you see… or what God has spoken?

@GnYMinistry 3. Corinthians - Refine the Vision Focus on eternal things Don’t be consumed by temporary distractions Final Exhortation Wait when the vision seems delayed Hold to God’s revelation when culture shifts Focus on eternity when life feels overwhelming Because: God’s vision is never

If God be for me... #PalmSunday @GnYMinistry

Set a reminder for my upcoming Service! x.com/i/spaces/1dGYl… Our lead Minister is @shola_olushola and we look forward to welcoming everyone. Sunday 29/03/2026 Vision: Habakkuk 2:1-3, Proverbs 29:18, 2 Corinthians 4:18. 19:00 BST/7:00 PM WAT

WE ARE TIRED OF THE POOR REPRESENTATION BY SOME OF THE NIGERIA ACTING HIGH COMMISSIONERS MOST ESPECIALLY THE ACTING HIGH COMMISSIONER OF AUSTRALIA, AMB. JANE BASSEY ADAM. WE CALL ON THE GOVT TO INTERVENE.@abikedabiri @Oluomoofderby @femipedro @SaharaReporters

and potential systemic bias in the treatment of Nigerian students. There is an urgent need for transparency, accountability & equitable policies that uphold the rights and dignity of all international students. @cookiegoose @NANS_Diaspora @CitizenPeper @nusuk @DrTunjiAlausa

issuance, circumstances clearly beyond their control. Furthermore, more than 30 students were reported to the @ukhomeoffice without prior engagement or consideration of their welfare & individual situations. Such actions raise significant questions about fairness, consistency

similar pattern at the University of Hull. There have been consistent reports indicating unfavourable treatment of Nigerian students by the University authority During the 2022/2023 academic year, over 20 Nigerian students were compelled to leave the UK due to delays in the visa

students of other nationalities were granted up to 5 instalments This policy was successfully challenged by the National Association of Nigerian Students (Nans) UK Chapter, alongside other stakeholders & was subsequently reversed. It is therefore deeply concerning to witness a

Kindly set a reminder for our upcoming Service! x.com/i/spaces/1AKEm… The Satisfaction That Comes with Knowing Jesus: John 4:5–26, Luke 12:15 On Sunday at 18:00 GMT/7 PM WAT Minister @Aliyu_ABosede will be leading the service. We look forward to welcoming you all! Shalom

@Ekegbu77 @metronaija @jossyeyo Me too please! Thank you.

@metronaija @jossyeyo I had psoriasis, which one doctor told me is untreatable. I researched the condition, I discovered it's actually an immune system disease for which a cure hasn't yet been developed. I changed my diet for two months and everything reversed.

A Nigerian woman was able to reverse different stages of cancer with foods She also use food to reverse her daughter's autism In this video, she extensively explained what she eat and how to make them. Kindly share this, it might save someone's life

@ShibraAwan Teaspoon?

and potential systemic bias in the treatment of Nigerian students. There is an urgent need for transparency, accountability, and equitable policies that uphold the rights and dignity of all international students. @NANS_Diaspora @cookiegoose @DrTunjiAlausa @nusuk @CitizenPeper

issuance, circumstances clearly beyond their control.  Furthermore, more than 30 students were reported to the @ukhomeoffice without prior engagement or consideration of their welfare & individual situations Such actions raise significant questions about fairness, consistency,

similar pattern at the University of Hull. There have been consistent reports indicating unfavourable treatment of Nigerian students by the University authority. During the 2021/2022 academic year, over 20 Nigerian students were compelled to leave the UK due to delays in visa