Beloved J

Journalist @premiumtimesng|| bylines @Orderpaper @Theicir @Pilotnews|| I’m just a girl ||obsessed with Beyoncé

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

In this @PremiumTimesng investigation, I documented how the Nigerian market is dominated by Fat-filled powder, a cheap milk substitute made by replacing original milk fat with vegetable fat, often from palm oil.

They are not sold as milk in the countries they are manufactured.

[Premium Times @PremiumTimesng]

INVESTIGATION: Milk or Mimic: Nigeria’s dairy market, a hub for inferior EU products
https://t.co/Dc3DBt3cDE

[Daniel Ojukwu (OJD) @Mazi_OJD]

The Lagos State Task Force has made a habit of arresting and prosecuting residents for ‘conduct likely to breach peace’, with the poor on the losing end.

On Monday, June 29, and Tuesday, June 30, @fijnigeria will publish an investigative report and multimedia documentary on the ills of this practice.

#PovertyOnTrial

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

He said, “Didn’t I just warn you people about this AI stuff?”

[Chukwuedozie Nwa Charlie @TheCharlesIsidi]

“I thought I already made my opinions clear on this? I even wrote an entire encyclical???”

[Premium Times @PremiumTimesng]

How IS commander Abubakar Mainok was neutralized in Borno State

High-stakes joint operation between Nigerian & US special forces, culminating in confirmation from Presidents Donald Trump and Bola Tinubu.

#CounterTerrorism #DefenseNews

[Premium Times @PremiumTimesng]

Data compiled and analysed by PREMIUM TIMES shows that the mass school abduction crisis has worsened under President Tinubu.

https://t.co/p90WnPgvQZ

[Premium Times @PremiumTimesng]

ANALYSIS: African countries keep mum as US blockades, starves Cuba
https://t.co/qpd246YHy4

[HumAngle_ @HumAngle_]

The Making of the Boko Haram Army

https://t.co/TuoBg0mWE9

[ibrahim adeyemi @ibrahim_adey]

Read the Boko Haram story -- the very beginning that was hidden from us, but which @HumAngle_ 's Managing Editor, @WaasiShaffii has only just unraveled.

#TheBHArmy

https://t.co/Ax4L7DXk11

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

“She laughed with me; her laughter, the brightness of an overripe orange, swollen with citrus goodness. It warmed away the cold from the pool’s solemn embrace.”

— Emmanuel Esomnofu https://t.co/I73UHFp8vX

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

Lmao. I don't understand. He wanted her to say Lagatha or what?

[YabaLeftOnline @yabaleftonline]

Awkward moment during an interview as Omotola Jalade Ekeinde appears visibly annoyed after the interviewer asks, “Who am I here with?”

[Jerry Chiemeke @J_Chiemeke]

I don't agree with everything here, but @carlterver makes some interesting arguments in this essay. https://t.co/12S9KbafWt

[Afapinen @afapinen]

“Nigerian literature is moving away from ordinary society,” writes Carl Terver, which has lead to what he calls “the middleclass problem of Nigerian writing.” Read essay to find out more: https://t.co/DTi2LvkPO2

[Kehinde Ogunyale @Prof_KennyJames]

For @Dataphyte, I reviewed the #EpsteinFiles to better understand his interest in Africa; the released documents and accompanying media reports trace Epstein’s connections to African leaders and high-profile figures.

Read below 👇: https://t.co/macsWDhVzt

[Kehinde Ogunyale @Prof_KennyJames]

Created this with @f_l_o_u_r_i_s_h to show all African faces we identified in #EpsteinFiles

Disclaimer: In many instances, individuals named in the emails have publicly denied any formal association. Numerous meetings referenced in the exchanges appear to have been exploratory

[Vali Nasr @vali_nasr]

Excellent analysis by @Alihashem on why Khamenei’s death does not mean the end for Islamic Republic. He argues it is built to withstand the Ayatollah's Assassination. Decapitation as strategy is unlikely to achieve US and Israel’s war goals. https://t.co/mNWHg90Vr1

[someone slandered all of us @carlterver]

"I think the story also questions the limits of dualism, although I am not sure the scriptwriters intended this."—Beloved John.
https://t.co/KXdG6bz7a4

[Media Darling E$q. @BigBadReni]

This is for the feminists saying rubbish.

1. You want logic from a victim who is that young, you are a fool.

2. You have all failed to consider the state of her mental health, that’s why the rubbish VDM said is appealing to you.

3. There is a reason why SPECIALISTS have first contact with victims, not fucking VDM and co.

4. The fact that you cannot stand your ground in the face of adversity makes you spineless and weak. Please be a pick me that you were born to be.

5. That girl is VERY young, this is so much for her to navigate, yet you withdrew grace from her and symbolically flung her under the bus, despite the fact that her case was not handled ideally.

6. I choose to believe her until conclusive proof shows otherwise, because I have also been made to say things under duress. Many of us have. Please use your brain.

7. On the 0.1% chance that she hallucinated such a detailed case of hey own rape, should that not tell your empty brain that she still needs professional help??
Especially if nobody’s reputation is on the line???

Fools.

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

@Fifibillions @Lagosdsva

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

Jesus appears to have a God complex. lol. As opposed to what?

[The Spectator @spectator]

Many teenagers today find Christianity off-putting because Jesus seems too fond of ‘mansplaining’. He appears to have a ‘God complex’, while the Almighty is alienating on account of being ‘really violent and aggressive’.

These are the findings in the report Troubling Jesus, the third part of Youthscape’s ‘Translating God’ project, based on a recent survey of 14- to 17-year-olds.

Drawing on five reading groups, in which teenagers reacted to passages of scripture traditionally understood as conveying ‘good news’, Youthscape faced reactions ‘radically different’ from what it says might have been expected.

✍️ Patrick West

[Beloved J @Belovedjohnn]

@faree_for_real Very crazy and brazen.

[Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project @OCCRP]

Emails released by the U.S. Justice Department trace a years-long friendship between Jeffrey Epstein and Karim Wade — the son of Senegal’s former president — who was jailed for corruption.

https://t.co/O29X394xxE