Inter-generational conversations are a must for Africa, the continent with the youngest population on the planet. Our leaders must engage our youth, listen to their agency & share the space for leadership - not out of choice, but as a matter of necessity!
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@YayaOseni@PBATMediaCentre I once had a boss who said, and I quote, "If you find yourself in a defensive position of an event that already occurred, meaning you have lost control of the narrative and are forced to react to past outcomes, then you may already be on the losing side."
@aonanuga1956 I once had a boss who said, and I quote, "If you find yourself in a defensive position of an event that already occurred, meaning you have lost control of the narrative and are forced to react to past outcomes, then you may already be on the losing side."
@taiwoyedele I once had a boss who said, and I quote, "If you find yourself in a defensive position of an event that already occurred, meaning you have lost control of the narrative and are forced to react to past outcomes, then you may already be on the losing side."
The future of Ekiti is being decided right now at the ballot box. Youth, this is your defining moment. Step out, vote and let your voice shape the state you want to see. Be part of it. #EkitiDecides2026@Kimpact_Global@yerpnaija
@channelstv But what this man is saying is misleading. I have @AirtelNigeria internet router (WiFi) and I pay 30,000 naira every month for 20mbps internet subscription and I get internet service for complete 30 days uninterrupted. So what is @MTNNG talking about? That was a sloppy statement.
Band A consumers were promised 18 hours electricity daily, yet for the past 5 days we’ve barely received 12 hours supply from @aedcelectricity@NERCNG Why are customers paying Band A tariffs for less service? 1/2
Check out my latest article: Who really decides Nigeria’s elections, INEC or the political elite? 2027 will test our democracy.
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Silence today will cost us our future tomorrow. Nigerians must demand accountability now.
Who really decides Nigeria’s elections, INEC or the political elite? 2027 will test our democracy.
#Nigeria#Democracy#Elections2027#INEC#Accountability
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As a Nigerian citizen, I am deeply worried about the 2027 general elections. From all indications, the President now seems positioned as the ultimate decider.
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