@VanguardRN As a Yewa man, Question 3 hits hard. Yes, we want Ogun West to produce the next governor, but it MUST be an authentic grassroots leader, not a proxy for external paymasters. #OgunIsNotForSale#VanguardResponseNetwork
Feedback to UBA – WAEC/Independent Layout Branch, Enugu
@UBACares@UBAGroup@UBANigeriaPlc
Today, I visited the UBA branch around WAEC/Independent Layout, Enugu, and while I was there, I noticed something that I believe deserves attention.
Throughout my time with Customer Support, I had to remain standing while being attended to. There were no chairs or suitable seating arrangements for customers receiving assistance at the Customer Support desk.
This can be quite uncomfortable, especially for customers who may have to wait for some time before their issues are resolved. Other banks provide seating arrangements that allow customers to sit comfortably while being attended to.
I kindly suggest that UBA consider providing high-standing stools or suitable chairs around the Customer Support area so customers can sit and relax while receiving assistance.
And if UBA is looking for where to get quality high-standing stools, they can as well buy them from us at Mratm Interiors, Enugu. 😄 We would be happy to help upgrade the customer experience at the branch.
UBA is a reputable bank, and small improvements like this can make a significant difference to the overall customer experience.
I hope this feedback reaches the appropriate management team and is considered positively. Thank you.
While appearing on @therealmediaNG, the Police Spokesperson, CSP Anitie Okokon, said the law does not allow anybody to pay for bail at any police station.
He added that if you go to any police station and are asked to pay for bail, you should quietly walk outside and call the IGP.
This is actually unbelievable and funny to me. Will the police, who have been accused severally of maltreating people, allow anyone to walk outside and call the IGP?
Does an ordinary citizen even have the IGP’s contact? Because I don’t.
#RBNPidgin
This is the Wife of APC gubernatorial candidate in Nasarawa state, Senator Ahmed Wadada, Hajiya Maryam Wadada, distributing newly printed ₦500 notes to supporters during a visit. This saddens my heart. This is what these politicians have reduced our people to.
Politics of tokenism.
The National Chairman of our great party, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Senator Moses Cleopas, yesterday inaugurated the NDC National Reconciliation Committee.
The committee, in its terms of reference, was saddled with the responsibility of pacifying and reconciling aggrieved members of the party to ensure party cohesion and support for the candidates that have emerged.
The Committee is to meet and interact with all stakeholders, aspirants, aggrieved members, and party officials.
In his address, the National Chairman, Senator Moses Cleopas, said the committee’s task extended beyond resolving disputes to rebuilding confidence among members after the primaries.
The committee is chaired by renowned economist and elder statesman Prof. Pat Utomi, @UtomiPat with Baba Buba Galadima, an elder statesman, co-chairing the committee.
The chairman, Prof. Pat Utomi, expressed confidence that the Nigeria Democratic Congress will reunite its aggrieved members ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Prof. Utomi described the assignment as both a privilege and a major responsibility, saying the panel would work towards restoring unity within the party while keeping its focus on Nigeria’s future.
“One of the things we have come to agreement on is that the NDC is a party of the future, focused on the young people of this country. The median age of our country is 19.5 years.”
Also speaking, the committee’s co-chairman, Buba Galadima, acknowledged that reconciling aggrieved party members would be challenging but expressed optimism that the committee would succeed.
The co-chairman also stated that the process of producing candidates under the Electoral Act is such that it is impossible for any opposition party to produce candidates without rancour.
“As I earlier said, the Electoral Act has long been perfected and skewed against the opposition before it was sent to the National Assembly. President Tinubu is protecting his party and making it difficult for other parties to produce strong candidates. I therefore urge all Nigerians to come together and throw him out in 2027.”
I am curious. I genuinely want to know what the former INEC Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega, the Special Adviser and Coordinator of the Presidential Livestock Reform has done to end the menace of Herder-Farmer clashes.
This documentary I just watched on YouTube is scary.
You can watch the full documentary via the link below:
https://t.co/Ta9DZgphkq
#RBNInvestigates
「ME 730」: Real Impact
I’ve started earning daily unconditional basic Income and helping more people do the same. Create your impact with us and win up to $20,000 in rewards! Join here:
https://t.co/Xh1LMYbbzG
#ME730#MetaEarth#MyMetaEarthStory
Story
On 22 July 2026, I became involved in a financial dispute that has left me with a significant loss, and I am asking for the public's help in bringing attention to my case.
I am a Nigerian cryptocurrency P2P trader. Over time, I completed several successful trades with a trader named Mr. Kenneth Mercer-Wood through the OKX P2P platform. Because our previous transactions had gone smoothly, I trusted him when we entered into another trade.
During that transaction, I sold 2,794.11 USDT. Payment of 9,500 Israeli Shekels (ILS) was sent to the designated Bank Leumi account for the purchase of the cryptocurrency.
After the transfer appeared, I was informed by the recipient that they preferred to wait because they believed certain Bank Leumi-to-Bank Leumi transfers could potentially be reversed within a short period. I communicated this concern to Mr. Mercer-Wood and asked if he could wait until the payment was confirmed as final before I released the cryptocurrency.
According to my understanding of what happened, Mr. Mercer-Wood insisted that I release the USDT immediately. Because we had completed several successful trades in the past, I trusted him and released the cryptocurrency.
Only a few hours later, I was informed that the 9,500 ILS transfer had been reversed, leaving me without both the payment and the 2,794.11 USDT I had already released.
I contacted Mr. Mercer-Wood immediately. He later told me that the bank informed him the transfer had been reversed and said he had not personally requested the reversal. Since then, despite many conversations and promises to visit the bank and resolve the issue, I have still not recovered my money or my cryptocurrency.
I have preserved evidence relating to this matter, including the transfer receipt, our communications, and videos connected to the transaction. I have also submitted complaints to the relevant platforms and am seeking assistance from the appropriate authorities.
I am not asking anyone to harass, threaten, or make assumptions about anyone's guilt. I am simply asking for my case to receive attention so that the appropriate authorities and platforms can review the evidence and help ensure a fair resolution.
If you believe in fairness and accountability, please help by reposting this, sharing it widely, and tagging the relevant authorities and organizations that may be able to assist.
Please tag:
@IsraelPolice@IsraelMFA@OKX@Interpol_HQ@EgyapaMercer@Chiefmercerwood@Chiefmercerwood@officialEFCC@GhPoliceService@EOCOghana@LeumiDigital@GhanaUpdates@Israel_Cyber@idfonline@FBI@ICRCTau@ShimonMW@IsraelRealtime@GOD_MC1@CSAGhana@ospghana@CASTINBILLZ@Kaybaadu1
The information I have for Mr. Kenneth Mercer-Wood is as follows:
Phone (also WhatsApp): +972 54-870-9211
Facebook: @chiefkk.mercerwood
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin .com/in/kennethmercerwood?utm _source=share_via&utm_content =profile&utm_medium=member
android
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Reported Location: Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Bank information known to me:
Bank: Bank Leumi Account Number: 10-816-1176752
If anyone has advice on the proper legal or regulatory channels for resolving an international financial dispute like this, I would sincerely appreciate your guidance.
Thank you to everyone who shares this post. Every repost increases the chance that the appropriate authorities and the relevant parties will see my case and help bring it to a fair conclusion.
#Justice #Crypto #P2P #Cryptocurrency #OKX #Israel #Nigeria #FinancialDispute #ConsumerProtection
Today, we take another decisive step in our collective journey towards building a more united, peaceful and inclusive Kaduna State.
After wide consultations, deep reflection and earnest prayers, I am delighted to announce the nomination of Mr. Jerry Adams, FCTI, FNIM, CNA, as my running mate in the 2027 Governorship Election.
This decision is far greater than the selection of a deputy governorship candidate. It is a reaffirmation of the values that have guided our administration since I took the oath of office on 29 May 2023; the values of inclusion, justice, fairness, equity and the unwavering conviction that every citizen of Kaduna State deserves a genuine sense of belonging.
Kaduna is a remarkable state, blessed with extraordinary diversity of faiths, ethnicities and cultures. That diversity is not a burden; it is our greatest strength. Our history has taught us difficult lessons about the heavy cost of division, mistrust and exclusion. Yet it has also shown us that when we choose dialogue over discord, inclusion over alienation, and justice over prejudice, our people achieve extraordinary things together.
For more than three years, our administration has worked tirelessly to heal old wounds and restore confidence in government. We have deliberately ensured that the dividends of democracy reach every part of our State. Across all 23 Local Government Areas, investments in roads, schools, hospitals, water supply, agriculture, rural development and social protection have been guided by one simple principle: no community should be left behind and no citizen should feel excluded.
Together with our traditional rulers, religious leaders, community organisations, women and youth groups, we have strengthened the foundations of peace through dialogue, mutual respect and shared development. As security has improved, farmers have returned to their lands, businesses have expanded, investments have grown and hope has steadily replaced fear in many communities. Our experience has affirmed a simple truth: lasting peace is built not only by security measures but by fairness, inclusion and equal opportunity.
It is in furtherance of this vision that I have chosen Mr. Jerry Adams to join me on this journey.
Jerry Adams is an accomplished public servant, an outstanding tax administrator and an institution builder whose leadership has transformed the Kaduna State Internal Revenue Service into one of Nigeria's most respected revenue agencies. Through innovation, transparency & professionalism, he has helped strengthen our fiscal capacity, enabling government to invest even more in the education of our children, healthcare, infrastructure, agriculture & other critical sectors that improve the lives of our people.
Beyond his impressive professional accomplishments, Jerry Adams is a man of integrity, humility and quiet strength. He has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to peace, reconciliation and inclusive governance, believing, as I do, that Kaduna's diversity must always unite us rather than divide us. His emergence reflects our continuing determination to build a Kaduna where merit, competence and character remain the true qualifications for leadership.
As we look towards 2027, I invite every son and daughter of Kaduna State to see this moment not through the narrow prism of religion, ethnicity or geography, but through the broader vision of the Kaduna we are building together; a Kaduna where every child can dream without fear, every community can flourish, every faith is respected & every citizen has an equal stake in our common future.
The work of building a peaceful, prosperous and inclusive Kaduna is not yet complete, but together we have laid a solid foundation. Together, we shall continue to strengthen that foundation and hand over to future generations a State that is more united, more secure, more just and more prosperous than we inherited.
May God continue to bless the good people of Kaduna State.
Not too long ago, my life was measured in the anxiety of small numbers. I vividly remember nights when finding just two thousand naira felt like trying to squeeze water from a stone. It wasn’t just about the money; it was the heavy, suffocating feeling of looking at a broken phone screen, an empty wallet, or a looming bill and realizing I was completely stuck. Two thousand naira—a sum some people drop on a casual drink without thinking—was the wall standing between me and peace of mind.
Then, I found Meta Earth. Specifically, I got my #ME730# Meta Earth Pass (ME PASS).
At first, it sounded like just another digital promise in a world full of noise. But I took the leap. I plugged into the ecosystem, claimed my pass, and committed to the journey.
That was exactly 579 days ago.
Five hundred and seventy-nine days of waking up, checking the network, and watching a vision turn into daily reality. I have watched this platform grow, and in tandem, it has watched me reinvent myself. What started as a hopeful click transformed into a steady, reliable lifeline.
Today, the desperate scramble for two thousand naira is a distant, fading memory. Because of Meta Earth, my financial landscape has completely shifted. I no longer look at the future with anxiety; I look at it with strategy. The ME PASS didn't just give me access to a decentralized web or a UBI-powered ecosystem—it gave me my breathing room back. It gave me the leverage to learn, to trade, and to build a life where I dictate the terms, not my financial lack.
579 days. And the best part? We are still counting.
My sister and friend, Jessica Oji, is hyped about the Commonwealth Games happening in Glasgow, Scotland.
I will be rooting for Team Nigeria.
Bring all the medals home!