HENRY NZEKA

Loving. Natural. Lover of nature, Citizen of the universe, Believer in the universal fatherhood/motherhood of man, Peace & Justice advocate, Author, motivator,

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi is 100% correct on this one. I hail from Rivers State, Bonny Island.

Omoyele Sowore should not be in rooms where governance & development are discussed. It's provocative to see him strut around in his trademark condescending mannerism.

Sowre should run for governor in his native Ondo State. Governance is not a tea party.

It’s good to see Amaechi take things personal. He built more access roads than all the past & present Rivers State governors combined.

He built the road where the NBA Conference is being held. It’s a dual carriageway, one of the best in Port Harcourt City. The road leads all the way from the Liberation Stadium Road Elekahia, through Eliozu & Rukpokwu Towns, down to the international Airport at Omagwa.

He built the Gas Turbine at Trans Amadi. Peter Odili Road, parts of Woji, New GRA, Old GRA, Garrison, & environs enjoy the light to this day.

The Lion of the Niger Delta was the one that chased the notorious criminal called Dogo out of Rivers State. He was the one that calmed Port Harcourt down. Amaechi built inner city roads. Those who knew my Garden City would attest to the flooding before Amaechi’s tenure.

He tackled the perennial flooding along Aba Road, especially by Market Junction & First Artillery by Rumuogba. He built most access roads in Woji Town, Town Hall Ogbatai as well

He built all those model primary & secondary schools in Rivers State. Wike managed to asphalt existing roads. He abandoned Eneka Town completely. He concentrated mostly in PHALGA & Ikwere LGAs. On the contrary, Amaechi touched every part of my state.

He did all of that without appropriating the lands at Slaughter Market & NLG Eastern-Bypass for supermarkets & gas stations.

He would visit construction sites unannounced.

He rode on his bike & sneaked into night clubs with his men. Amaechi understood nightlife like no other. Happy hour was always on the menu.

On his watch, entertainment boomed in Port Harcourt. More night clubs & eateries have closed since Chubuike Rotimi Amaechi left.

Rivers State never recovered. My last visit to Nigeria was right after COVID. I couldn’t recognize my once-buzzing city. Wike was anti-nightlife. He shut down night clubs on a whim.

Spar Mall at Govt House is to Amaechi’s credit.

Entertainment fell completely on Wike’s watch. He was the antithesis to nightlife & leisure.

Burna Boy, Duncan Mighty, Timaya, Omay Lay, 1Da Banton, Mr. 2Kay, Ajebo Hustlers, started out performing in Port Harcourt before Lagos.

On Amaechi’s watch, the Aztech Arcum Event Center at Stadium Road hosted the likes of Burna Boy before he finally moved to Lagos.

G's Barracuda hosted Duncan Mighty a few times. Amaechi understood entertainment like no other. Rivers State hosted the Buguma Beach Festival, also called the Buguma Boat Regatta & Music Festival. Amaechi hosted the Port Harcourt Carnival “Carniriv” as well.

My point of departure with Amaechi is his abandonment of the Port Harcourt Monorail project & the Greater Port Harcourt City.

I won’t forget his spat with Mama Peace (Mrs Jonathan) in a hurry. That was the event that started it all. Joining APC Janjaweeds was his biggest misadventure. Wike is no different!

My brothers have failed to give the Niger Delta a functional railroad network connecting the Eastern corridors to the Western Coastlines.

Both have failed to unlock the maritime corridors of my region. We have the largest & deepest contiguous coastlines stretching across Ibeno, Ibaka, Calabar, Warri, Onne, & across the region. Abandoning my zone to chase shadows in Abuja is unforgivable!

My hope is that someday, somehow, & in some ways, both men can have a rethink. They have roles to play in the growth & development of the Niger Delta. WE HAVE MUCH TO DO!

[HENRY NZEKA @HENRYNZEKA]

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— Plato

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The one book that turned out to be perhaps the most influential in guiding Newton's mathematical and scientific thought was none other than Descartes' La Géométrie. Newton read it in 1664 and re-read it several times until "by degrees he made himself master of the whole." ...Not only did analytic geometry pave the way for Newton's founding of calculus... but Newton's inner scientific spirit was truly set ablaze.

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[The Scientific Lens @LensScientific]

In 1943, Erwin Schrödinger walked onto a stage in Dublin and asked a question that hardly any physicist was asking:

"What is life?"

The lectures that followed were published a year later as What Is Life?

Schrödinger argued that genes couldn't be ordinary crystals. They had to be something far stranger, an "aperiodic crystal" capable of storing enormous amounts of information while remaining stable across generations.

Nobody had seen such a thing. But a young generation of scientists couldn't stop thinking about it. Among them were James Watson and Francis Crick.

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Thomas Fuller was taken from Africa to America as a teenager, but his mind carried a gift that people could not ignore.

Born around 1710 and brought to Virginia when he was about 14, Fuller became known as an extraordinary mental calculator.

People later called him the Virginia Calculator because of his astonishing ability to solve complex arithmetic in his head.

When he was an older man, members of the Pennsylvania Abolition Society, including William Hartshorne and Samuel Coates, tested his abilities.

They asked questions that would challenge most people even with paper.

Fuller answered with speed and accuracy that amazed those around him.

One famous problem asked how many seconds were in a very long span of years.

He worked it out mentally and corrected the people testing him when they had forgotten to account for leap years.

That detail is what makes his story unforgettable.

It was not only speed.

It was understanding.

Fuller had not received the kind of formal education that should have matched his talent, yet his natural numerical ability remained remarkable.

His story reminds us that genius can exist in places society fails to recognize.

It can live in people whose opportunities were limited, whose names were almost left out, and whose gifts still found a way to be seen.

Thomas Fuller’s legacy is not just about arithmetic.

It is about the human mind’s power to shine even when the world around it does not provide a fair stage.

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Congratulations, we have a new law.
The President have signed the NIMC Act 2026 into law.

Your National Identification Number (NIN) will now serve as a stronger gateway to critical services, including

1. Passports

2. Voter registration

3. Bank accounts

4. Land transactions

5. Telecommunications

6. Pensions

7. Insurance

8. Tax payments

8. Consumer credit and government services.

One person. One identity. One number.

The BENEFITS

1. In the past, you needed a different ID for everything, one for passports, one for driving, another for banking (BVN), and another for your SIM card.
The NIMC Act forces all these different government agencies to link their systems together. This means your NIN becomes the master key, reducing the stress of carrying multiple IDs and filling out endless forms.

2. With the 2026 update, the law introduces much stricter cybersecurity and data privacy rules. It ensures that when you give your data to NIMC, it is locked down securely using advanced encryption and digital signatures. Private companies or rogue agents cannot easily access or abuse your personal information.

3. Because the database uses your unique biometrics (fingerprints and face scans), it is nearly impossible for a criminal to go to a bank, look like you, use your name, and steal your money or properties. The new law also introduces heavy penalties for identity theft, impersonation, and fraudulent registrations.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

CREDIT: THE PEOPLE'S PARLIAMENT

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[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

100 Greatest Mathematicians of all Time! ✍️
1. Isaac Newton
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[HENRY NZEKA @HENRYNZEKA]

@ShehuSani This is a very good one. An appointment not anchored on political leaning. Kudos Sir.

[HENRY NZEKA @HENRYNZEKA]

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