Kalu Odo

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

“When a rich man is sick, the poor come to sympathize. When a poor man is sick, he recovers and later goes to tell the rich that he was sick.”

— Chinua Achebe

[MAJI @majimosess]

I no be Igbo, but this one sweet me 😂 🙆‍♂️

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

We have started working on the interior of the ISEE Headquarters in Enugu.

This is one of the libraries we are creating. Students will be able to reserve a study space and come in daily to read, research, and learn using both physical and electronic books with high speed free Internet access.

Everything will be completely free.

The environment is serene, secure, and designed to encourage learning. Over time, we hope to operate the centre 24/7, giving students access to a conducive learning environment at any hour.

Our goal is simple: to ensure that no child is denied the opportunity to learn because they lack access to books or a suitable place to study.

[Onwa_Nnewi @Kene_Nnewi]

Meet Prof. Felix Oragwu, 92 Years Old. The Man Nigeria Tried To Bury.

Do you know this man?

This is Professor Felix Oragwu. He was the Head of Biafra Research and Production (RAP) during the Biafra-Nigeria War.

Under his leadership, Biafra did what the world said was impossible:

1. He developed the Ogbunigwe — Biafra's own weapon, built from scratch under blockade.
2. He and his team successfully processed PALM OIL to power a jet airplane.

Read that again. Palm oil. To fly a jet. 57 YEARS AGO.

Today, Indonesia is being celebrated all over the world for doing the same thing, processing palm oil to power an airplane.

But this man did it first. In Biafra. Under war. Under blockade. With no foreign help.

So we ask: Why did Nigeria bury these inventions after the war?

Biafrans also refined crude oil extracted from Egbema Fields during the war. When Nigeria captured Egbema, Ojukwu himself led SS Commandos that retook the oil fields.

This is not fiction. This is history.

And that is exactly why history was removed from the curriculum, so you will not know what Africa achieved before the coming of the Europeans.

Prof. Oragwu proves that is a lie.

Our children must know: We were not beggars. We were builders. We were inventors. We were scientists.

Prof. Felix Oragwu, at 92, we celebrate you. Ala Igbo is proud of you. Africa is proud of you.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

If you have evidence that you were asked to pay money to secure university admission, or that you have already made such a payment, kindly come forward with your evidence.

Provide the names of everyone involved, along with all available details. Photographs of those implicated would also be appreciated.

We will ensure that every individual found culpable is held accountable and faces the full consequences of their actions.

We are taking this admission racketeering head-on, and we are determined to dismantle these corrupt networks once and for all.

Your identity will be protected.

No student should be denied admission because they cannot afford to bribe their way into a university.

Merit must be restored to our university system. We cannot continue to sacrifice the future of our brightest students on the altar of corruption.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

This morning, we were officially handed over the facility that will serve as the ISEE Headquarters in Enugu.

Our facility is 100% solar-powered, making it energy self-sufficient and independent of the unreliable national grid.

We will double down on our efforts to achieve 100% literacy across the South East and build Africa’s greatest workforce by 2036.

We will begin welcoming visitors to the facility from next week.

[Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe]

Good People, across Africa, many young people amplified our message on ContiSX Phones, making us a brand even before we started. Thank you for believing in our mission!

Today, I have two exciting updates.

First: On November 10, 2026, we will push an operating system update to ContiSX Phones, activating access to our non-exchange products. Exchange-related services will follow once regulatory licensing is concluded.

Second: We will open our development environment with SDKs, APIs, ContiSX Codex and other tools, enabling young innovators to build on our blockchain infrastructure once the OS push is concluded.

Within Nigeria, core ContiSX services, including voice calls, messaging and video calls, are zero-metered because we have prepaid for connectivity. If you build something remarkable, we could make your application zero-metered too!

Imagine building an application that digitally registers goats, cows and other livestock in your village, validates ownership through local authorities, and connects farmers to urban buyers. Working with microfinance institutions and SEC-registered operators, those records could become pathways to financing, wealth creation and eventually capital market participation through ContiSX Exchange.

You do not need to build for Silicon Valley, London or Paris. Build for your village, your community and Africa! ContiSX is providing the infrastructure to unlock opportunities from the grassroots. That is why our devices understand Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Pidgin, and English. We will add Swahili and French later in the quarter to cover more African markets.

We are in the business of “exchanging prosperity”, fulfilling that Igbo axiom of “uwa bu ahia” [literally, the world is a marketplace]. Make the market, including your village, accessible by all and for all. Get ready to build: https://t.co/TKt2hczybc

Image: some apps in ContiSX phones.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

They Thought Locking Him Up Would Silence Him. They Were Wrong: The Cost Of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Continued Detention.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Is More Than a Voice Of a People. He Has Become a Symbol Of Defiance Against Injustice, A Voice For The Voiceless And A Reminder That No People Should Be Expected To Remain Silent In The Face Of Oppression.

He Spoke When Many Were Afraid To Speak. He Challenged What Many Had Accepted As Normal. He Brought The Marginalisation, Killings, Insecurity And Longstanding Grievances Of The South-East Into National And International Conversations. He Gave Expression To Frustrations That Had Been Ignored For Far Too Long.

For Daring To Speak Out And Lead a Movement That Challenged The Nigerian Establishment, He Was Branded a Terror!st, Subjected To Extraordinary Rendition From Kenya And Kept Behind Bars For Years. But Imprisonment Has Not Erased Him. It Has Not Killed His Message, Silenced His Influence Or Made The Questions He Raised Disappear.

They May Have Locked Him Away, But They Have Not Locked Away The Grievances That Gave Rise To His Movement.

Every Day Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Remains Behind Bars, The Cost Of His Continued Detention Grows. Frustration Deepens, Anger Hardens, Grievances Intensify, And The Belief Spreads That The Nigerian State Would Rather Cage a Voice Than Confront The Issues He Raised. The Consequences Extend Beyond One Man. They Affect The People Who Identify With His Struggle And Reinforce Wider Questions About Justice, Fairness And Equal Treatment Under The Law.

His Continued Detention Has Not Weakened The Demand For His Release. It Has Sharpened It. It Has Not Made The South-East Forget. If Anything, It Has Intensified The Calls For Justice And Kept The Questions Surrounding His Case In The National And International Spotlight.

The Nigerian Government Must Understand That This Is Not a Problem That Can Be Postponed Indefinitely Or Brushed Aside As Though It Carries No Consequences. Keeping Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Behind Bars Does Not Resolve The Grievances Of The South-East, Erase The Questions Surrounding His Case Or Address The Concerns Of Those Who See Him As Their Voice.

His Freedom Should Not Be Treated As a Political Bargain Or A Favour To Be Granted. It Is The Minimum Demand Of Justice. It Is a Matter Of Justice That Demands Urgent Attention. Releasing Him Would Be An Important Step Towards Addressing The Wider Grievances And Restoring Confidence In The Principles Of Fairness And Equal Treatment.

No Prison Wall Can Bury The Grievances Of a People Who Believe They Have Been Denied Justice. No Amount Of Imprisonment Can Make The Issues He Raised Vanish.

His Voice Has Not Been Silenced.

His Influence Has Not Been Erased.

The Struggle Has Not Disappeared.

And The Questions He Raised Remain Unanswered.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Must Be Released. The Cost Of Keeping Him In Prison Can No Longer Be Ignored. They Thought Locking Him Up Would Silence Him. They Were Wrong!!!

#FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #FreeMNK

@UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @EUinNigeria @UN @hrw @GovNigeria @amnesty @UKParliament @officialABAT

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Today, we officially signed a landmark partnership agreement with Sterling Bank!

Sterling Bank is committing ₦60 million in prizes for the 2027 South East Mathematics & Science Olympiad.

In addition, the bank is committing ₦24 million to our National Mathematics Quiz, where outstanding students will receive ₦1 million in prizes every month.

But it gets even better!

Our star students will now have access to internship opportunities at Sterling Bank, while winners of the South East Mathematics & Science Olympiad will receive an additional one-year scholarship.

What a bank! What a commitment to the future of Nigerian children!

We will continue to double down on our efforts to build the greatest workforce in Africa by 2036.

We are deliberately investing in the next generation of mathematicians, scientists, engineers, innovators, and problem-solvers.

And I have just one request for everyone reading this:

Open an account with Sterling Bank. Encourage your family members, friends, and colleagues to bank with Sterling.

When a bank makes this level of commitment to the education and future of our children, it deserves our support.

This is the kind of corporate investment that can transform a generation.

Sterling Bank is not just banking on Nigerians. It is investing in the future of Nigeria.

Thank you, Sterling Bank. Our children will remember this investment.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

We have made significant progress in redesigning the Igbo Apprenticeship System.

We have now signed an agreement with a German Ausbildung programme, one of the world’s most respected vocational training systems in the world.

We will be selecting 20 young people between the ages of 16 and 25 from across the five South-Eastern states for specialised training in various trades, including carpentry, plumbing, welding, masonry, and other technical skills.

The selected participants will first undergo nine months of intensive German language training in Enugu before securing Ausbildung placements and relocating to Germany for specialised vocational training.

Upon completing their training, they will return to Nigeria to train others, transferring their knowledge and expertise to local communities as we progressively expand the programme.

Our core focus is precision, technical excellence, and world-class craftsmanship.

We want to develop a generation of highly skilled professionals who can build infrastructure, transform industries, create jobs, and contribute meaningfully to the development of our society.

These are the people who will build the future of our region.

We are deliberately building the human capital required to transform the South East.

[Machuks Okonkwọ @MachuksO]

Ya dịrị MNK, ESN, DOS, ụmụ IPOB, ndị ọkà iwu na ọka ikpe nke IPOB na mma

Ka Chikwu Okike nye ha ahụ ike na nchekwa

Ka énú na ana megide ndị irò ha nile, Ise Isee Iseeeee

#FreeMaziNnamdiKanu.

[Oma 👣 @omasgarden]

You see these two gigantic books on Igbo language? Just pick one and study it every day for nine months. All the Igbo neurons in your brain will start activating, and before you know it, you'll be thinking deep thoughts in Igbo within a year!

[Mossadil Commentary @MOSSADil]

🚨 ISLAMISTS CHANT THREATS AGAINST CHRISTIAN WORSHIPPERS AFTER SEVEN KILLED

Following reports that seven Christians were slaughtered yesterday, young Islamist terrorists are chanting:

“Give me an AK47 to go into the infidels and rain fire on them while they worship.”

[Kalu Odo @KaluOdo4]

@winexviv @winexviv this is like asking " many European leaders have had the privilege of receiving the best Education in the world....." And by so doing should they do the best for Africa than milking it dry to better the interests of Europe?

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Imagine if Nigerian students were taught maths this way!

An easy rule of thumb for short distances is the length of a football pitch.

A standard pitch is around 100 meters long. 1000 meters (10 football pitches) make 1km.

A mile is 1.6km (16 football pitches), and a km is 0.6 miles. So to convert miles to km, multiply by 1.6, and to do the reverse, multiply by 0.6.

Assuming we are familiar with inches already (your smartphone is most likely between 5.5 and 6.5 inches tall), 12 inches make a foot and the distance between the floor and the ceiling of a typical Nigerian residential apartment is 9 feet.

1 yard = 3 feet. So to get yards from feet, divide by 3, and to do the reverse, multiply by 3.

For navigation, most of us already know East And West based on the perceived rising and setting of the sun.

North is the direction to your left when facing the East ('rising' sun) and the direction to your right when facing the West ('setting' sun)

Don't try to memorise them. They are grasped intuitively through culture, individual curiosity, or line of work.

A lot of children will love maths even more, because it’s relatable to their everyday reality.

[Onwa_Nnewi @Kene_Nnewi]

EIGHT (8) Ancestral Habits We Can Bring Back Today:

Note: The goal is not to live exactly as our ancestors lived. The objective is to preserve their useful wisdom, improve upon it with modern knowledge, and pass a happier way of life to the next generation.

1. Eat more natural foods: Include yam, cocoyam, vegetables, fruits, beans, whole grains, and other nutritious local foods.

2. Sleep consistently: Maintain a regular sleep routine habits. Their own was usually 8pm - 5am.

3. Move your body daily: Walk, work, garden, dance, or engage in other physical activities.

4. Maintain family connections: Build supportive relationships with family members, neighbors, relatives and friends.

5. Rest when necessary: Balance work with recreation, recovery and celebration of festivals.

6. Spend time outdoors: Get daylight safely and enjoy nature.

7. Neighborhood watch: where any strange face entering the village or hamlet is interrogated and noted including the family he is visiting.

8. Respect for traditional medicinal remedies and safety: Emphasis on herbal medicine, traditional health and safety awareness.
In addition to seeking appropriate western medical advice, vaccinations, screening, and treatment when needed.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

Wow! Can You See The Number Of Bunkers Inside The Abandoned Biafran Airport In Amorka, Anambra State? 👀

Some Of These Bunkers Are Three Building Levels Deep! Imagine The Engineering, Planning And Determination That Went Into Constructing These Structures During The Nigerian Civil War.

The Historic Uli Airstrip Remains a Powerful Reminder Of The Ingenuity And Resilience Of The People Who Kept Biafra’s Lifeline Open During The War.

Rather Than Allowing This Historic Site To Remain Abandoned, It Should Be Preserved, Documented And Developed Into a Heritage Site Where Future Generations Can Learn About This Important Chapter Of Our History.

Our History Must Not Be Allowed To Disappear Into Ruins. Future Generations Deserve To See It, Learn From It And Understand It. #IgboAmaka❤️

[Kalu Odo @KaluOdo4]

@Naija_farmers Its a lie. I was into the business and once after frying, allow it to cool and immediately use an airtight container to preserve it till when you are ready for packaging. It will be crispy for months but the color will fade especially when exposed to sun light.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

In every corner of the South East, our children are solving mathematics problems.

In 10 years, when you see what we have achieved, remember how we started.

You, too, can start something in your own region today.

[Chioma Oji @OjiChioma1]

Calculus.

have you leant Calculus in IGBO?

Here👉 ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS IN IGBO LANGUAGE.

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