Grace Aderemi-John

Digital journalist|| Comms Specialist| Girl Child advocate|| Impact storyteller

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today.” –Franklin D. Roosevelt

#youcandoit #IgniteTheFire #Motivated

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

@alat_ng Dear @alat_ng , is there a network downtime with your app?
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[Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala @NOIweala]

I don’t normally do personal tweets, but today is an exception! It has been one of the happiest days of my life - my 70th birthday! So much outpouring of love from everywhere!! I want to thank all WTO Ambassadors, WTO staff, friends and family! I’ve never received so many bouquets of flowers from all over the world, as I have today! Along with good wishes and prayers. I consider myself blessed to have a loving husband, family, friends and well wishers! All Glory and Thanks to God!

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

Happy birthday CAV!
I celebrate you.

[Chukwu Adaeze Victoria @ChukwuAdaeze]

Another year older, another year wiser.

Happy birthday to me!!! 🥰

[Chukwu Adaeze Victoria @ChukwuAdaeze]

Another year older, another year wiser.

Happy birthday to me!!! 🥰

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

Go Deborah!

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

A few things to know about the chess prodigy Deborah Quickpen:

1. Coming from a humble background in Bayelsa, her parents struggled to pay her school tuition, and she almost dropped out due to financial difficulties.

2. She started playing chess at the age of 3 after being discovered by my good friend and Nigeria’s current national champion, @BKigigha, who has coached her ever since.

3. In 2018, she represented Bayelsa state at the National Sports Festival, becoming the youngest athlete to ever participate in the festival's history.

4. She won three gold medals at the National Youth Games, making history as the youngest person to win 18 out of 18 games.

5. Deborah won the Under-10 African Youth Chess Championship in Accra, Ghana, becoming the youngest Nigerian female player to be conferred the Woman Candidate Master title.

6. At the age of 10, she was appointed Youth Ambassador for Sports by Bayelsa State Governor Sen Douye Didi.

7. In 2023, at the age of 11, she became Nigeria’s female national champion, a record that might take decades to break.

8. She is the highest-ranked under-12 female chess player in Africa and the third in the world.

9. Currently in JSS3, she maintains a stellar academic performance, earning double promotions in primary school.

10. Next month, she will represent Nigeria at the FIDE World Cup in Georgia.

With the right financial support and visibility, Deborah could very well become West Africa’s first chess grandmaster. She’s young,driven and hardworking.

I’m immensely proud of Deborah and honored to play her in a match on June 11th in preparation for her first World Cup appearance in Georgia.

Let’s support our very own Queen’s Gambit!

If you’d like to sponsor her career, please send an email: [email protected] or call 07064959329.

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

A few things to know about the chess prodigy Deborah Quickpen:

1. Coming from a humble background in Bayelsa, her parents struggled to pay her school tuition, and she almost dropped out due to financial difficulties.

2. She started playing chess at the age of 3 after being discovered by my good friend and Nigeria’s current national champion, @BKigigha, who has coached her ever since.

3. In 2018, she represented Bayelsa state at the National Sports Festival, becoming the youngest athlete to ever participate in the festival's history.

4. She won three gold medals at the National Youth Games, making history as the youngest person to win 18 out of 18 games.

5. Deborah won the Under-10 African Youth Chess Championship in Accra, Ghana, becoming the youngest Nigerian female player to be conferred the Woman Candidate Master title.

6. At the age of 10, she was appointed Youth Ambassador for Sports by Bayelsa State Governor Sen Douye Didi.

7. In 2023, at the age of 11, she became Nigeria’s female national champion, a record that might take decades to break.

8. She is the highest-ranked under-12 female chess player in Africa and the third in the world.

9. Currently in JSS3, she maintains a stellar academic performance, earning double promotions in primary school.

10. Next month, she will represent Nigeria at the FIDE World Cup in Georgia.

With the right financial support and visibility, Deborah could very well become West Africa’s first chess grandmaster. She’s young,driven and hardworking.

I’m immensely proud of Deborah and honored to play her in a match on June 11th in preparation for her first World Cup appearance in Georgia.

Let’s support our very own Queen’s Gambit!

If you’d like to sponsor her career, please send an email: [email protected] or call 07064959329.

[Anthea Grace @anthea_grace]

My water has turned to WINE 🍷

#WaterToWine
#HallelujahChallenge

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

@anthea_grace Thank you for sharing Grace. They are a blessing to me. Yes, image three is my fav too. 😍 May tour players be answered

[Anthea Grace @anthea_grace]

This is the final set but I’ll work on making more ☺️ let me know what verses you’d like to see featured and I’ll tag you in the thread 🫶

[Girl Child Concerns @GCCNigeria]

GCC, in collaboration with the #BornoState Government, kicks off a three-day training for facilitators of Community Health Extension Workers (CHEWs) on Basic Emergency Obstetric Care and Early #NeonatalCare Care in @BornoGovt State.

#HealthTraining #MaternalCare @MSDInvents

[Koinonia Global @koinoniaeni]

Your relationship with God gives you access to wisdom and favour. Wisdom and favour give you access to men (relationships) and systems. Through men, you gain access to resources and influence. Then, the resources and influence give you access to serve God or the purposes of His kingdom and to be a blessing to men (people).

When you carry wisdom and favour, you will become a living magnet that attracts men (people). You will never lack resources when men are with you, but it starts with God first.

Go watch the complete sermon titled "The Season of Abundance" on our YouTube channel at Koinonia Global.

#ApostleJoshuaSelman
#TheSeasonOfAbundance
#KoinoniaAbuja
#KoinoniaZaria
#KoinoniaGlobal

[Mary Damilola Ayuba @OgundimuMary]

The reminder you need today is on the second slide. Life is going to work out perfectly. ❤️❤️

[Laura Eboa Songue @LauraEboa]

About Greenwashing and False Sustainability Claims

⏯️ Watch my 34min video essay on climate and the media here: https://t.co/X9jcUxkRZb

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

Thank you for this, sir!

[Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, Ph.D @olumuyiwaayo]

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[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

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[CNBC Africa @cnbcafrica]

[LIVE] Closing Bell East Africa #DSTV410 #CBEA https://t.co/R71wjOGhSl

[Global Education Monitoring Report UNESCO @GEMReport]

🗓️ Mark your calendars! Join us on April 18 at the Foundations for Learning Conference in Kampala, where the Spotlight #Uganda country report by #GEMReport & @ADEAnet will unveil insights into foundational literacy & numeracy in Uganda 🇺🇬.
#BorntoLearn ➡️ https://t.co/SiUnKFRsCy

[Pure Flix @PureFlix]

Our hearts are broken for @TheCarlosPena and @alexavega as they mourn the loss of their baby, Indy Rex PenaVega. Your entire Great American Family is lifting you up in prayer during this difficult time. 💙

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

Breaking News: Dear Twitter users, I’m asking for 2 seconds of your time today to help RETWEET my art. 😊❤️
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#Davido | Bsc in Law | Pastor Paul Enenche | Brazzers | Wizkid | Big Wiz | Finland

[Grace Aderemi-John @Greisyola]

It pays to live well and live right