Knight of Lagos

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[Nottingham Forest @NFFC]

Robbo. ❤️

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

This isn't just a clip. Let's educate ourselves.
This reminds me of Sarah Baartman, a woman from South Africa with a huge a*ss who was exploited in 19th-century Europe, displayed to crowds , and subjected to dehumanizing treatment rooted in racism and colonialism.

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@villageboui Guy abeg nau 😭😭😭

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

If there's watermelon, shouldn't there be earthmelon, firemelon, and airmelon. The elemons

[Annie🦋 @DabereNnamani]

Life in the day of a Data Analyst!

[Siraj Ugwu (Nwa Nsukka)🕋🇳🇬 @siraj_ugwu]

Ma shaa Allah.
This is our Eid al-adha celebration from Alor-Agu Muslims community in Igbo Eze South LGA Enugu state Nigeria. 10/12/1447.
27/05/2026.

[Mbekezeli @MbekezeliMB]

I’m glad social media companies are incentivising us to leave their apps.
It’s as if they know I have tonnes of reading and writing to do.

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@nwoko_greg62705 I can perceive the scent by just mere looking at this images

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@imerm_jr Unrelated but what's with those cartons of noodles

[Mudashiru A. Obasa @mudashiru_obasa]

I joined my father, leader, and mentor, His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, alongside his successor and former Governor of our dear state, Lagos State, His Excellency Babatunde Raji Fashola; Chief of Staff to the President, my egbon, Femi Gbajabiamila, our current Deputy Governor and, our party’s governorship candidate in the forthcoming general elections, Insha Allah, the incoming Governor of Lagos State Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat; the National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu; Senator Gbenga Ashafa; and other distinguished Nigerians to observe the Eid prayer with the President at Dodan Barracks, Lagos.
@officialABAT
@drobafemihamzat
#EidBlessings

[otuaddy @otuaddy]

I’m jealous of people who figured out their lives at a very young age

[LEGENDARY J.O.E @LegendaryJoe]

BADAGRY APPEALS FOR REASON - THE YOUNG SHOULD BREATHE

Hon. Prince Sesi Whingan Oluwaseun - The 40 Year Old Golden Son of Badagry

Our great and beloved party has concluded her primaries with the thunder of overwhelming success - feats worthy of emulation by every party that craves growth.

Yet, Imperfection belongs to man's Trademark.

Every institution forged by human hands carries within it the seed of error, however negligible, however quiet, however small. This is not a flaw to be ashamed of. It is the very signature of our humanity.

Nowhere was this truth more vivid than in Badagry - where the people poured out, in their overwhelming multitudes, to cast their votes for their golden son: Prince Sesi Whingan.

That intimidating tide of support was not the fruit of inducement or the harvest of coercion - but the natural reward of a forty-year-old lawmaker who showed up, rolled up his sleeves, and delivered.

THE LAWMAKER WHO MADE VISIONARY LAWS

The most sacred function of a legislator is legislation. On this altar, Sesi was found neither absent nor wanting.

Hon. Prince Sesi Oluwaseun Whingan answered every storm of national and local urgency with bills, motions, and advocacy that bear his fingerprints across the chambers of the Federal House of Representatives.

KEY BILLS SPONSORED

His legislative contributions span the breadth of the republic's most urgent conversations - environmental sustainability, child safety, economic expansion, and legal modernisation.

He championed the Decarbonisation Bill, which scaled its second reading - a bold stride in Nigeria's conversation with the future of the planet.

He introduced the Internet Child Pornography Prevention Bill, because a nation that will not protect its children has no future worth protecting.

He presented the Palm Oil Development Bill - trade rooted in our history.

The Cancer Registry Bill - because data saves lives where medicine sometimes cannot.

And he moved critical update bills including the Petroleum Industry Act (Amendment) Bill and the Central Bank of Nigeria Act (Amendment) Bill - touching the twin pillars of our economic architecture.

But Sesi did not stop at the national altar. He descended to his own soil.

He drove a bill to establish the University of Technology, Badagry - in its third reading - planting a tree whose shade future generations shall sit beneath.

He also formally moved for the establishment of the Nigeria French Language School - understanding that in the language of your neighbour lies the key to the door of regional relevance.

Beyond bills, he moved motions with the urgency of a man who understands that governance delayed is governance denied.

He moved to investigate the scandal of non-functional state refineries - facilities upon which over eighteen billion dollars had been poured like water into sand.

He moved to dismantle the illegal road blockages, extortion, and harassment festering along the Lagos-Agbara-Badagry-Seme Expressway - because a road is not a road if it is a trap.

He moved to scrutinise the regional operations of the Nigeria Customs Service.

And with the compassion of a true son of the soil, he moved to halt a cholera outbreak and restore power in the Badagry West LCDA - because darkness and disease are not destiny.

Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a champion of youth in politics, unmatched in the mentorship of young minds toward leadership's highest rungs.

Such a shining star is Prince Sesi Whingan Oluwaseun - a man whose capacity has never been in doubt, and whose grassroots support was never in danger.

And yet.

The primaries, which his camp celebrated as an overwhelming victory, now appear to shiver in the storm of uncertainty and possible oversight.

Performing young stars within our ranks must be encouraged to strive and to blossom. It is upon such shoulders that the future of this party and this nation shall be built.

The young should breathe.

Now to his landmark projects:

Shall I Begin?

[Greg Nwoko 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 @nwoko_greg62705]

For 3 days in 1966, Nigeria didn’t have a Head of Government:

July 29th coup that toppled the Military Government of Major General Aguiyi Ironsi caused a lacuna that hasn’t happened in Nigeria before.

[Nithya Shri @Nithya_Shrii]

If we're ever in a situation where we're both doing math in our heads, I'm just pretending. It's all on you.

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@silvercheks He's living my dream

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@_ebelechukwu @oheeems It's a very s!lily move to have multiple women under same roof.

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@Teetoh10 Omo I don come late fkr gist again 😭😭😭

Where this thing start abeg

[Knight of Lagos @EkoKnight]

@b_adam45 @WizardMartian I'll walk with you bro

[Peter Agboola @baba_Omoloro]

1. Google Dataset Search is a search engine from Google that helps researchers locate online data that is freely available for use.

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2. The largest Ghana language dataset ever published on the web is at https://t.co/IdoezGRMAc