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[Lasisielenu @lasisielenu]

To the president and 36 state governors 😔

[Dr Paul Enenche @drpaulenenche]

Let me want what You want, Oh my Dear Lord. Let me love what You love, Oh Dear Lord. That is how You designed life to be, Lord. Help me Lord to live how I ought to live.

[Beyoncé follows her @MsAdaO]

Bridgerton really does put you in a trance and transports you into that world. You finish a new season and suddenly feel the overwhelming urge to go back and rewatch all the previous ones.

[Favour @Favourbees]

@SpiricocoNg “no music,no music. Everybody say……“

[Favour @Favourbees]

@abdusalamishere 😂😭😭

[Apostle Noloyiso @NoloBoqwana]

Hold on to what He said.

[Dearest B 🦋 @BlehisBack]

Little confession…

i enjoy worship wayyyy more than praise.

Like I just want to shut my eyes in deep reverence.. 🥺🙏🏾
Once the minister starts singing slow song, my soul is already filled with joy 🥹

Dancing before God is beautiful, but my preference are slow worship songs ♥️

(Also, I no sabi dance 🙃)

[WALKER🪂 @maxl1am]

I get so embarrassed for no reason after posting on social media, like why am i showing my life.

[likemeera✨ @adefowoppe]

Gained admission in 2018.
Diagnosed with cancer in 2022
Deferred 4 semesters.
Underwent a bone marrow transplant in May, 2023
Returned to school in Sept 2023
Graduated with First Class Honors in Nursing in 2025.
God is in this story
ODUMERU A.A BNsc, RN, RM

[victoria orenze @victoriaorenze]

My Nigeria 🇳🇬

Doctors are on strike nationwide due to unpaid salary and arrears, poor working condition and environment, salary structures not adjusted, people are not treated, people are suffering and dying and there is suppose to be a government, there is supposed to be senate, National Assembly in this country right???

How wicked can the men in power be??

When I say pharaohs don’t know how to let go and only God delivers from the hands of pharaohs, it’s clearer by the day.

You refuse to prioritise the well being, health, security, education to mention a few of the people you lead.
There is no way you will not get the reward of the wickedness you are sowing. Unfortunately it doesn’t stop with you, what you sow, you generation unborn will reap it if the Lord tarries. You are destroying their future already.
Nigerian 🇳🇬 government, Nigerian 🇳🇬 leaders, you have refused to repent and I pity you!

[Baddy of Lagos 👑 @_belikebaddy]

Please if you can see this help me retweet it so it reaches a wider audience, and tag anybody you think can help.. God bless you ❤️

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Today, I was a guest speaker at the 28th Nigerian Universities Nursing Students Association (NUNSA) Annual General Assembly, held at the University of Lagos. The theme of the conference, which was centred on "Empowering Nurses: A Catalyst for Sustainable Health Care in Africa", is both timely and essential. I took time to highlight the critical shortage of nurses in Nigeria which, I insist, should be addressed by investing in the training of more nurses to satisfy our domestic healthcare needs and have enough to export to the global community.

Nigeria only accounts for just about 1% of the global nursing workforce, which is far below what is needed for a country of over 200 million people. This critical shortage has continued to manifest in the poor nurse-to-patient ratio in Nigeria. We currently have about a 1:1,160 nurse-to-patient ratio, far above the WHO's recommended ratio of 1:120. Irrespective of its huge population of about 1.45 billion people, India has achieved a nurse-to-patient ratio of about 1:500 and is continuously improving it by investing in the training of more nurses.

Nigeria, according to reports, needs about 1 million nurses to fill in this severe shortage. We currently have about 200,000 registered nurses and still need about 800,000 to fill the shortage. With about 400 schools and colleges of nursing in Nigeria, producing less than 15,000 nurses annually, it will take us over 50 years to end the shortage. This highlights the need for urgent actions that will aid the production of more nurses who are the bedrock of our primary health sector.

We also need to invest more in nursing internship programs to enable newly trained nurses to gain hands-on experience to function effectively in the health sector.

By so doing, we will raise an army of well-trained nurses who productively contribute to our healthcare sector.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Babajide Praise @praise_babajide]

FTN Technologies create electronics devices that will improve the production by making food more nutritious and implementing an easy way to farm (ie building devices for the smooth organization of the farm).

[Favour @Favourbees]

@TunmiseAnjorin @LASUOfficial Congratulations boo🥳❤️

[Winners Chapel International @WinnersWLD]

Happy birthday to a Father, a mentor, a leader, a teacher, a man of generational impact and so much more.
Daddy @PastorEAAdeboye
We celebrate God’s grace upon your life and we are grateful for the blessing and example you are to the body of Christ.

[Pastor Adeboye @PastorEAAdeboye]

More than 81 Reasons to thank my maker.
#EAA81 #Enoch

[Chiké @Officialchike]

365 days around the sun! 🎈