Standing firm is leadership. Knowing when to change your mind is wisdom. Conviction without challenge becomes certainty. Great leaders have the humility to recognise a better argument.
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“Let them have dominion” (Genesis 1:26) reminds us that leadership is about serving people, protecting lives and doing what is right, not ruling through fear or self-interest. As the next election approaches, let our votes reflect these values.
Revolutions rarely begin with a grand speech or a battle cry. It’s the small, “insignificant” moment, a price hike, a silenced voice, a single unjust arrest.
In suppressive regimes, the trigger is ordinary. The response is not. And suddenly, history is no longer quiet.
Revolutions rarely begin with a grand speech or a battle cry. It’s the small, “insignificant” moment, a price hike, a silenced voice, a single unjust arrest.
In suppressive regimes, the trigger is ordinary. The response is usually not.
And suddenly, history is no longer quiet.
“Ambassador-designate (to your left) says he works for Nigeria, not for the man (to your right) who appointed him as his ambassador. Groundbreaking. Next he’ll reveal, water is wet and public servants serve the public.” Did this DJ save his life with this spin last night?
“Ambassador-designate (to your left) says he works for Nigeria, not for the man (to your right) who appointed him as his ambassador. Groundbreaking. Next he’ll reveal, water is wet and public servants serve the public.” Did this DJ save his life with this spin last night?
@AishaYesufu@AishaYesufu A Senator says he voted NO to real-time electronic transmission because “my village has no network.”
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@PO_GrassRootM@ADCVanguard_ A Senator says he voted NO to real-time electronic transmission because “my village has no network.”
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A serving Nigerian Senator says he voted NO to real-time electronic transmission of election results because “my village has no network.”
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@PO_GrassRootM A Senator says he voted NO to real-time electronic transmission because “my village has no network.”
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A serving Nigerian Senator says he voted NO to real-time electronic transmission of election results because “my village has no network.”
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@SamuelOmogor@realFFK Funny how the loudest accusers suddenly found religion once the pork started flowing. The genie they let out of the bottle ain’t coming back, no amount of selective amnesia will put it back in.
@IretiKingibe@Sen_AbdulNingi know your senators who are fighting for free, fair and transparent elections. Tell them how much you appreciate their stand on election integrity. @NGRSenate
@DanielRegha Better than some who don’t talk at all but just keep tripping and falling on the global stage. Todays Daniel are without Meshak & Abednigo
@NatashaAkpoti@Peter4Nigeria@SenatorAbaribe@AWTambuwal please add the names of other patriot senators who believe that elections should be free , fair and transparent in Nigeria. A roll call ain’t bad as Nigerians are vexed.
@NatashaAkpoti@Peter4Nigeria@SenatorAbaribe@AWTambuwal please add the names of other patriot senators who believe that elections should be free , fair and transparent in Nigeria. A roll call ain’t bad as Nigerians are vexed.