Northern Youth Frontiers lauded President Tinubu, NSA Ribadu, and security agencies for a successful intelligence operation capturing Ansaru commanders, significantly weakening terrorism networks in Nigeria.
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@StanbicIBTC I have been trying to reach you to complain about a fraudulent activity on my account. You are not contactable at the moment. Kindly reach out to me
@boy_director I pray for divine healing for you. May you find a suitable donor whose kidney your body would not reject. And may funds for dialysis until that time not run dry. May God send you helpers. I wish you a speedy recovery
@DrOlufunmilayo The more we learn the worse it becomes. How could this man have treated his son this way? There’s something he’s not not confessing to knowing. As a celebrity is his son not a cash cow to him alive? No matter how much he thinks he’ll inherit on the young man’s death.
A former Boston police officer who was beaten more than 25 years ago by colleagues who mistook him for a suspect in a fatal shooting will be the new leader of the department.
Michael Cox says his appointment is an "emotional moment."
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Once you shift your value system and give priority to the word of God, the grace of God will flow in your life.
The Spirit of God will get across to you, stir you up, put you on God's frequency and make things work in your life. You will not struggle this year @sam_adeyemi
Humility is attractive when it comes to leadership. You don’t see yourself as being superior or inferior to others. They find it easy to relate to you. You manage power well. You use power to serve. Even God has a problem relating to proud people. #leadwell
9.Avoid violence. Emphasise that those destroying properties are not with you. The party that resorts to violence in the place of negotiation is usually the one that is afraid.
1.Dear young citizen, the turn of events on 20/10/20 is very sad indeed. I know you are deeply disappointed that the country you love and seek to improve hurts you this much. ENDSARS
@fkabudu And this is why it is assumed that the ‘gbenu dake’ generation kept quiet. They didn’t. They protested till they were broken. They stopped due to tiredness and a wish to have a little rest with their remaining days.