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Development Consultant.
Helping businesses, governments & NGOs grow through strategy, media intelligence & smart execution.

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

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[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

@Immy_220 35

[MAJI @majimosess]

Moment an NDLEA K9 dog sniffed out h@rd Drugs from a citizen during a search in Lagos….Omo security tight for Nigeria now oo 😳🤯

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

FACTS ARE STUBBORN.

You don’t have to love the President, just love your country.

A Kenyan analyst compared Nigeria and Kenya with hard data from 2023 till date.

Foreigners are seeing the massive impact of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, but Nigerians are being blinded by inherited hatred.

[Hon. Ọmọtọ́ńsọrẹ̀ @oMoTonsore]

Peter Obi says there should be no Office of the First Lady because “my wife didn’t contest any election” and that when he was governor, they simply lived in the same house.

Yet records from the 2008 and 2009 budgets of the Governor’s Office reportedly show personnel allocations under “Her Excellency,” including provisions for personal assistants.

So who exactly was “Her Excellency,” and why were staff attached to that office if no such structure existed?

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

@SqSehrish "And"

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

@sowore It's AI 😁

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Eid Mubarak!

To our Muslim brothers and sisters, as you celebrate Eid al-Adha, may the spirit of faith, sacrifice and compassion continue to guide your lives and strengthen our communities.
Wishing you a joyful & blessed Eid celebration.
CA.

#eidmubarak
#EidAduha26
#Godisgood

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

New month, same mission; build, influence, leave people , cultures and systems better than I met them.

Happy New Month Fam!
CA

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Happy New Week!
Stay grounded. Stay working. Stay believing.
Because the same effort you’re putting in today… will soon introduce you to a new level of results.

For God and Country.
CA.

#Godisgood
#selfimprovement
#africa
#Reflectionミラー

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Silence was necessary.
Growth was intentional.
We move again…
For the Youngsters of the Savannah.
E kú ọjọ́ mẹ́ta!

CA

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Stoop eet bro!

[Street Professor @street_proff]

Looking at these pictures, you can see how fast beauty fades. Will women ever learn from this? I don't think so. They all think they'd be beautiful forever.

When I watched that podcast, all I could see was a woman full of regrets. The tears were just flowing freely. Old and haggard-looking single mother, why would any man want this for himself? Even Satan will forbid this.

[Pastor Who @PastorMarvy]

Professor Wole Soyinka with the truth.

Any sane person can see through Trump’s agenda. Only idiots who want to see the country burn pretend like his intentions are good.

[Benjamin Hundeyin @BenHundeyin]

In keeping with our mandate of protecting Nigerians, a combined team of Rapid Response Squad (RRS), Police Mobile Force (PMF), and State Intelligence Department (SID) embarked on a visibility patrol earlier today to boost the confidence of locals in Sabon Sara Village, Bauchi State. Sadly, the team came under attack, leading to the loss of two police officers and injury to one other.

Concerted efforts are underway to apprehend the attackers. We assure Nigerians that as we mourn our men who have paid the supreme price in the discharge of their lawful duties, we remain steadfast and resolute in achieving our mandate of protecting all Nigerians.

[Benjamin Hundeyin @BenHundeyin]

POLICE PRESS RELEASE

Re: Alleged Abduction of Two Pupils of St. Peter’s Academy

The Nasarawa State Police Command’s attention has been drawn to a report circulating across social media platforms and some news outlets alleging that kidnappers invaded St. Peter’s Academy, Rukubi, in Doma Local Government Area, and abducted two pupils. The Command wishes to state unequivocally that the report is false and does not reflect the true state of affairs.

On 21/11/2025 at about 1000hrs, an unverified report filtered in alleging that two pupils of St. Peter’s Academy were abducted while engaging in sporting activities on the school field. In response, the Commissioner of Police, CP Shetima Jauro Mohammed, promptly deployed a combined team of Police operatives and military personnel stationed within the general area to the scene.

Upon arrival, it was discovered that the pupils had sighted some hunters carrying Dane guns and, out of fear, fled, mistaking them for kidnappers. The area was thoroughly combed, and normalcy was immediately restored. The proprietor of the school was also interviewed and confirmed to the operatives that the alarm raised was a false one. The general area continues to be closely monitored to forestall any breach of security.

The Command therefore urges members of the public to disregard the circulating report as mere rumour unworthy of publication as factual news. Journalists and media outlets are further advised to always verify information before publication in order to avoid misleading the public.

SP Ramhan Nansel, ANIPR
Police Public Relations Officer
For: Commissioner of Police
Nasarawa State Command

November 21, 2025

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Hmmmmmm

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

“We swapped a d+ad baby with a living one. I sold newborns—male babies went for ₦4.5M, females for ₦2.5M,” — Nurse exposes shocking secrets from the government hospital she worked in 😱

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

@scottbolshevik Unfortunately the media stations (including online media are not helping) their bussiness thrives on bad news because we have been wired to trafficked to Bad bad news about the country. Only bad news will go viral! Whereas there are many good news and good things about NIGERIA 🇳🇬

[INTERNET VIDEOS इंटरनेट वीडियो インターネットビデオ @Funfacio]

When I was in secondary school, I was taught that one of the characteristics of labor is migration. Based on the data, from @stats_feed @Globalstats11 , Nigeria isn’t even among the top 10 countries with the highest migration rates, so don’t underestimate my beloved country.

Nigeria isn’t a bad place. In fact, it has produced legends, men and women who migrated, and still outshine natives in many fields abroad. Let’s not forget: Nigeria is just 65 years old, yet it’s competing in its own capacity with Western nations that have had over 400 years of development.

Come to Nigeria, and I’ll show you the beautiful side, not the online noise you’ve been fed. There’s more to this country than the headlines.
You talk like leaving Nigeria is the dream, but let’s be real.
what the West gives in systems, Nigeria gives in spirit. In the West, you might get citizenship, but you lose connection.
In Nigeria, your neighbor is your brother, your culture is alive, and your identity isn’t questioned.
We’ve got the largest economy in Africa, a booming tech scene, and a youth population that’s driving global trends from Afrobeats dominating the charts to Nollywood shaping narratives. Our food? Rich and flavorful. Our fashion? Bold and world-class. Our resilience? Unmatched.
Western countries may offer stability, but they can’t replicate the warmth, creativity, and communal strength of Nigeria. So yes, he can celebrate his achievement but don’t act like Nigeria is something to escape.
It’s something to be proud of.
When you're ready, I will pay for your travel expenses.

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

Apt!

[Afonja Descendant @Kwara_Yakoyo]

We are not the only poorly govern country. We just have what we call "I better pass my neighbour" mentality. Some of our people in diaspora also wish for the country to be in chaos just so they can feel better being far away from home. Nobody sponsors chaos in Nigeria than our diaspora community

[CA. @Charlesdeyemi]

It's a shame honestly. The depency theory is growing in our generation.... It's no longer about neo colonialism, it's "us" that is having serious problems

[Bobby @Bobbyoba]

I came across your comment, and it honestly saddened me as a Nigerian. The truth is that fewer than two million Nigerians combined live in Canada, the UK, and the US—yet we often appear the loudest online. Other countries have far higher immigrant numbers, but their citizens do not constantly drag their homeland or celebrate leaving it as if it’s a badge of honour.

Many Nigerians have adopted the habit of devaluing their own country on the internet, and unfortunately, this makes it seem like “escaping” is the ultimate achievement. But most nations teach their people to protect the image of their country, not tear it down for clout or online applause.

Nigeria is not unlivable. It has challenges, yes, but it is still home to millions building honest lives, raising families, succeeding in business, and shaping culture across the world. Celebrating citizenship is fine—but turning it into proof that Nigeria is worthless is the real tragedy.

May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and may more Nigerians learn the value of uplifting their country rather than ridiculing it.