Remove falsehood and lies far from me; Give me neither poverty nor riches Feed me with the food allotted to me;
Lest I be full and deny You, And say, “Who is the Lord?” Or lest I be poor and steal, And profane the name of my God.
Greetings, @inecnigeria.
We have been receiving complaints that on your portal for PVC inventory and pickup, only Osun State is showing. The other states are not displaying. Kindly fix this issue.
Nigerians, pay attention.
INEC has refused to disclose the voters' register, hiding the total number of registered voters to cook fake numbers.
Section 19(1) of the Electoral Act 2026 requires the voters’ register to be displayed at every registration area and online.
Why is INEC not obeying its own rules? Why is the voters' register not displayed on the INEC website? @inecnigeria
INEC Disregards Electoral Act, Refuses To Disclose Voters' Register, Hides Total Number Of Registered Voters a Move Critics Described As Ploy To Cook Fake Numbers In 2027 https://t.co/z4qI5pxQr4
Every successful ecosystem is built on one thing: PARTICIPATION.
When people use a product, they create demand.
When demand grows, ecosystems become stronger.
That's why we're focused on building real use cases for $ZOE.
The future belongs to projects that people don't just hold, but actually use.
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You hold $QUBIC because you believe mining can do useful work.
You hold $WKC because you believe crypto should be more than speculation.
You hold $ZOE because you believe blockchain can connect digital assets to real-world commerce.
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What are you waiting for?
Through tiwicat campaign you will learn alot about the project and crypto.
Today was about blockchain, in this space, know exactly what you are holding. This era isn't about buy and hodl, use it, let the token do the work for you.
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One wallet will be lucky today. Retweet and like my last post about Firescreener and the launchpad Tokens . Drop your wallet address below the main tweet.
Nigerians Must Not Be Abandoned to Disaster Risks
As the global community observes the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction today, we must acknowledge that millions of Nigerians confront not only natural hazards but also avoidable crises resulting from governance failures.
Throughout the country, citizens face flooding, insecurity, displacement, hunger, malnutrition, deteriorating infrastructure, increasing poverty, and the loss of livelihoods. Inadequate planning, fragile institutions, insufficient emergency preparedness, and the failure to place citizens’ welfare first have made everyday existence a disaster for many people.
Although disasters cannot always be prevented, their effects can be limited through accountable leadership, early warning mechanisms, responsible land-use planning, durable infrastructure, efficient emergency services, and prompt humanitarian assistance. When governments fail to identify risks in advance or respond effectively to emergencies, the most vulnerable citizens bear the greatest burden.
The success of governance should be judged not by revenue totals, economic indicators, or official ceremonies but by the people’s safety, dignity, and quality of life. No government can credibly claim progress while citizens are displaced by floods, abducted by criminals, forced into hunger, or left without protection from predictable threats.
I urge governments at every level to pursue a people-focused approach to reducing disaster risks by investing in prevention, enhancing emergency response, ensuring accountability in the administration of disaster funds, and delivering prompt relief and lasting rehabilitation to affected communities.
Nigeria must not accept avoidable suffering as normal. Protecting the safety, security, and welfare of our people is a core responsibility of government. We must create a nation in which sound governance limits risks, safeguards lives, and affords every citizen a fair opportunity to live in safety and dignity.
Nigerians thoroughly insulated from the most severe effects of disasters is OK and POssible. -PO
🏆 DAY 21 OF 100 DAYS OF TIWI — THE BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY: HISTORY, POTENTIAL AND FUTURE!
Understanding the roots of blockchain is essential to unlocking its vast future possibilities in Web3! Today’s session dives deep into the evolution of decentralized systems, their real-world impact, and what lies ahead.
Join us for an exclusive X Space session with Crypto Ohms (@OhmsDAO) tonight at 08:00 PM WAT to explore the history, potential, and future of blockchain technology.
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Keep learning.
Keep climbing. 💚
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@PeterObi Unfortunately they will not complete the highway even with the huge amount mapped out for it we will be here time to come I will refer to this