Biafranlivesmatters

Before you send threats.What's my life compared to the cause or to the leader. It's all for the love for old Great Biafra. #FreeNnamdiKanu #RipObiUbulu-Uku

[Biafranlivesmatters @Biafranlive]

I'm not guilty of all your Charges but I'm ready to plead GUILTY if you add that I'm fighting to free Biafrans from Nigeria" ~ Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

"If you know your history, you have no option than to support Mazi Nnamdi Kanu."~ Rev. Fr. Ebube Muonso.

[Biafranlivesmatters @Biafranlive]

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[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

A society that has a functional police system and court will not tolerate the presence of VeryDarkMan. VDM is merely the image in your mirror. The society you have built requires VDM to fight for justice; it is easier to fight for justice through him than through the courts. VeryDarkMan is now the last hope of the common man in Nigeria.”

~ Dele Farotimi says

[Rajesh Agarwal @Rajesh992510253]

The engineer who built Claude Code just dropped a 28-minute video on how to write prompts that actually work

I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what he shows in the first 10 minutes

CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, prompting patterns

all in one video and completely free works whether you're a developer, a beginner, or someone who's been using Claude for months.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

As President, I would read 10 letters a day sent to me by ordinary Americans. At the Obama Presidential Center, we’ll have some of the letters I read — and responded to — every night. I still get emotional reading them, and it’s one of my favorite exhibits.

[Biafranlivesmatters @Biafranlive]

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Little kids share their experience with learning the new national anthem

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

A man with British citizenship languishes in Nigerian prison for years and the Almighty British Government does absolutely nothing, despite having the most influence on the Nigerian state. We’re not fools! We know what games you’re playing. But no matter what, Nnamdi Okwu Kanu will eventually fulfill destiny, not in death but in life - weather you like it or not. God is not asleep.

Free MAZI Nnmadi Kanu now!

[Babatunde Gbadamosi @BOGbadams]

I knew that bastard was somehow involved when they started BURNING farms! This is a NATIONAL EMERGENCY & I do not think that the idiot that stole power has the brain capacity to even understand the implications.

NIGERIANS OF ALL NATIONALITIES, INCLUDING THE TERRORISTS THEMSELVES, NEED TO F**KING WAKE UP!

[Ikhide R. Ikheloa @ikhide]

Rumi told us that the wound is the place where the light can enter.
Khalil Gibran told us that out of suffering emerges the strongest souls, that the most massive characters are seared with scars.
Marcus Aurelius told us that the impediment to action advances action, that what stands in the way becomes the way.
Napoleon Hill told us that every adversity, every failure, and every heartache carries with it the seeds of an equal or greater benefit.
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross told us that the most beautiful people we have known are those “who have known defeat, known suffering, known struggle, known loss, and have found their way out of the depths.

These writers have an appreciation, a sensitivity, and an understanding of life that fills them with compassion, gentleness, and a deep loving concern.”
That “beautiful people do not just happen.”

When Joseph Campbell outlined the hero’s journey for us, the premise was that at the moment of the deepest and most unmoving difficulty, the protagonist recognized that it was they who must change. That which seemed to derail the path was the pinnacle moment at which the true path was actually revealed.

In each case, the epiphany is that the presence of the challenge is the initiator. If we are lucky, our lives will continue to grow as we are presented with new paths, and various obstacles among them. To heal is not to arrive at a place where we are absolved of that difficulty, but where we no longer interpret the presence of it as our finality, our ending. Rather, we come to see it is as yet another beginning in support of the continual unfolding of all we will one day know ourselves to be.

In a world where most of us die before we are dead, where most of us hyper-fixate on what we cannot control and leave to ruins everything that we can, where most of us fear our humanness and our vulnerability — I hope you find the courage to try. I hope you will come to see that just maybe, beneath the journey you fear to take is the life you had been waiting for, all along.~

~ Brianna Wiest
Original post on Sacred Dreams FB page)

Art by Annie Hanman

[Corinne Nokel @CorinneNokel]

In case the smart patient has got a malfunction, because of the #Metamaterials and the #NanoRouting, we can monitor the formation of #SynBioClots in real time...

#IoBNT

#BioCyberInterface

#IntraBodyNanoNetworks

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[Gozie007 @Goziedragon007]

Sierra Leon first lady criedout on the bondage they are in,.
They should follow the line and liberate their people from satanic colonizers or step aside for some one with balls, crying time is over Africa must be free.

[Prince Of Calabar 𝕏 @utdjoseph1]

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[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

South Sudan closed schools for two weeks due to an extreme heat wave.

The heat is hot enough to fry eggs.

[🔥 Queen-Chi🔥 @CUdeapu]

Smart Biafran kids who were cruelly starved to death by Britain and Nigeria have reincarnated.

[Osaretin Victor Asemota @asemota]

People: Bros, why didn’t your mum just stay long enough in the UK to get kpali for her and her kids?

Me: She saw things. She is an American citizen now.

I decided to not make the same mistake with my kids. They were born in America and got their passports that month.

[Nwanyi Ocha @nwanyi_ocha]

We just hit 800k followers!!!! What a fantastic moment to step back and reintroduce myself to both new and familiar faces.

Aha m bu Janine, born and brought up in Zurich, Switzerland but, since September last year, proudly immersed in the vibrant life of Enugu, Nigeria. My family includes my wonderful husband Ezenwa; our adventurous twins, Chijioke and Ziora; our thoughtful Uche; and of course, our spirited Nnanyereugo, not forgetting Brutus, the most senior among us all, our ever-youthful dog!

A huge part of my love for everything Igbo has been inspired by my amazing husband, Ezenwa. Not only is he a Nze na Ozo, earning me the title Lolo Anyanwu Ututu in Ala Igbo, but his love and passion for his culture have deeply influenced my journey into embracing and celebrating our beautiful life here. His support and love are the bedrock of my adventures and storytelling.

For those who have just joined us, my blog shares my journey through the beauty of intercultural marriage, the joys and challenges of raising multinational kids, and my adventures in trying (and sometimes failing) to master the Igbo language after 16 years. I am a self-confessed foodie, diving fork-first into the rich flavors of Igbo cuisine, and an enthusiast for showcasing the stunning spots Nigeria has to offer.

Despite what might seem, social media isn’t my main hustle. My day job is in an office, keeping things balanced, but my heart beats strongest for my side passions. I am a passionate children’s book author, with my first book, “Ala Nnam,” exploring our kids’ adventures in their father’s village and their discovery of Igbo culture. My creativity also finds its outlet in painting and photography, my personal retreats that I’ve yet to share widely.

As we continue to build this amazing community, I warmly invite each of you to be part of this journey. Whether you’re here for the cultural insights, the art, the food, or to simply share in our story, I’m thrilled to have you with us.

Here’s to the exciting journey ahead, together. Your support and curiosity fuel this adventure, and I can’t wait to see where this shared path takes us.

#introduce #igbo #nigerwife #travel #anambra #isuofia #nwanyiocha

[Nwanyi Ocha @nwanyi_ocha]

| Eke Awka |

After having introduced them to the village market in #Isuofia, it was time for something a little but more urban. Eke Awka was the perfect place to dive into the vibrant market life of Ala Igbo, shopping for some original African fabric to see some clothes… and of course get some fried yam and plantains to snack!

A wonderful day and definitely amongst the “What to do in Anambra state”!

#mixedculturefam #igbo #anambra #ekeawka #tourism #shopping #nwanyiocha

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