Edriz

I'm mostly here to observe.

[Edriz @Ediibee]

'And I have never been from calling upon my Lord exhausted' 19:4

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

very important that you stay FRESH.

[Edriz @Ediibee]

@aiishashaba Almost there😂

[• @Al__Quraan]

“Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, and the world will continue without you.”

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

i no believe my eyes. 😭 i’m retiring from this game. 🙏🏽

[!Nspirenaire⚠️ @Inspirenaire]

This was outstanding! He made this video for his wife on how he first met her!! They are 23 years strong and this was one of her birthday surprises! This was so adorable and nostalgic . One of the best things you can give someone for their birthday is memories, old and new ones.

[Islamic Reminders✨ @dr_mama_one]

May Allah give us the kind of success that doesn’t cost us our salah, our peace, or our relationship with Him. Ameen🤍

[人 @svnturaki]

against all odds, we’ll end this year with a big win insha اللّه;

[Abdulazeez Nureeyah @Reeyahlee_]

Happy Sunday ☀️

[X @XaviercMiller]

She’s being honest, and I actually respect the honesty. But women have to understand that social media has given men access to conversations they were never supposed to hear.

For most of history, the average man didn’t have access to millions of women openly discussing how they view men, dating, marriage, sex, attention and relationships. Now he does, & information changes behavior.

So when women ask, ‘Why don’t men yearn anymore?’ or ‘What happened to 90s love?’ part of the answer is that you’re asking men with far more information to behave like men who knew far less.

You can’t give men access to conversations their fathers and grandfathers never heard in abundance and expect them to approach women & interact with women the same way.

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

OWO OLUWA - 2/2. 💛

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

i asked people to help me put a smile on others. - (1/2).

[jonzing. @ehisssss]

bro i dey perceive burnt wire.. be like my spark don dey come back.

[Ifeanyi Chukwuani @mindaffairss]

I'm now 31. I can't work as a graduate trainee in most banks or Fintech in Nigeria due to age.

Their criteria is always;
> below 27
> NYSC certificate
>2.1
> atleasg 1yr experience

But if I manage to stay alive till 75yrs, when my brain cells will need more sleep then I'll be more than qualified to be the president of Nigeria that will determine the existence of any bank or industry in the country.
A single Policy made by President Tinubu on May 29th 2023 threw over 30million people below poverty line.

He doesn't have a first class.
He didn't go to any university.
He's not young.

But he's qualified to rule Nigeria because the criteria to rule Nigerians is to be dubious and incompetent.

Make it make sense

We designed a system to have the best in Private sectors and the worst in Politics running the Affairs of the entire nation.

Judicious in Micro economics but dastardly stupid in macroeconomic conditions.

[B£NZO 🥥 @Benzo_X_]

May we witness moments like this before the year ends 🤲🏽

[Oritsemeyiwa Eyesan @OAEyesan]

Some of the most important conversations about the future of energy are no longer about choosing one path over another. They are about how we manage several realities at once.

I contributed to two of those conversations at @GastechEvent 2026: first on regulating hydrocarbons while advancing the energy transition, and on financing resilient, investable energy systems.

For Nigeria, these questions are closely connected. We have a significant hydrocarbon resource base important to our energy security and economic development. At the same time, we must produce those resources more efficiently, reduce their environmental footprint, and continue building a progressively cleaner energy system.

Gas has an important role in that journey. But possessing the resource is only the start. We must create the infrastructure, commercial structures, and regulatory conditions that allow it to reach the people and industries that need it.

The same is true of investment. Nigeria has made progress in reducing regulatory uncertainty, and at the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), we focus on providing greater clarity, predictability, and responsiveness to the market. We are beginning to see results in renewed investment activity, but there is still work to do, especially in strengthening the bankability of our domestic gas market.

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

ijeoma, thank you! 🥺💚

[THE KINE 🌕🖤 @asher_kine]

in the last week of august , i tried to pay salaries. 💛

[Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit @FIUNigeria]

Happy International Youth Day!

At NFIU, we recognise that the future of the fight against financial crime lies in empowering a new generation of ethical, informed and resilient leaders. Through knowledge, technology, collaboration and active civic engagement, young people have a vital role to play in building a safer, more transparent and more prosperous society.

As we mark #InternationalYouthDay, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting youth participation in promoting integrity, accountability and financial system resilience.

The future is not just for young people; it is being shaped by them today.

#InternationalYouthDay2026 #YouthForIntegrity #AMLCFT #FutureLeaders #NFIU #BuildingResilience

[Abdulazeez Nureeyah @Reeyahlee_]

🥰☺️

[Abdulazeez Nureeyah @Reeyahlee_]

Happy birthday babes🎂