Josh Churchill Ogbeide

Christian |¦ Creative af! |¦ Writer & Storyteller |¦ SMM (IG) |¦ Future Biographer |¦ ❤ Songs of late 90s - 2011 |¦ My tweets = My likes

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

Song Story Series (SSS) Ep 1

the first edition of this series, we'll be looking at a song that has achieved 'Anthem Status' in Nigeria's pop scene.

Iya Basira by Styl Plus 😌

CC: @DrOlufunmilayo

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[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

Song Story Series went on for a while on my Whatsapp, but I'm moving it to twitter (they said for me to blow here, I need "valuable" content 😁).
what it is about?
I've always liked songs with storylines. The artist is not just singing, but telling a story/narrative in the song.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Doniiz_ Yes. If he succeeds at Milan, it proves y'all right. We'll eat all banter in good faith.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Eazicartapp @Mbahdeyforyou In other words, "they have to suffer".

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Benfrank______ @manutdf2 Right! I saw it in the comments. The same Milan team that finished 5th, an improvement from 8th position the previous season.
Anyways, they should enjoy their suffering.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@MUFCDarren_ They bought into the "we have to suffer" lie 😭

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Nuel006 He'll soon start turning against players like Modric.
Man was an absolute disaster at United and is shaping to be the same at Milan

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Doniiz_ It's us and you this season.
No worry sir 😁😁

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@toplevl @tobyasky @Doniiz_ I've gone through his TL and I'm following him because, I can banter him all season 😂

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Nanyo_sae @UgWrites In other words, leave no traces 😂.
✍🏽

[Dj SpoiltKid @spoiltkid]

Omo, genuine healthcare sensitization hits different when someone breaks it down so cleanly without any unnecessary medical jargon!

This my sister sabi.

It takes real mastery to explain kidney health in this way.

This is the kind of teaching and sensitization that should be promoted and encouraged as top priority.

Omoh who know her abeg tag her let’s all follow her asap.

Ndi Igbo nwere Madu.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@fimlex2 That "Ewooooooo", reminds me of kids playing football and one of them kicks the ball and breaks Louvres or worse, a car glass 😂

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@BobMfonmma I'm literally shaking as I read this. I had to go check my door if it's locked and even refused to open for my female neighbour because who knows what she'll do to me.
Men are no longer safe in this world.

I hope you get justice and the perpetrator is found.
❤️ & 💡

[B.O.D @bod_repuplic]

A young man invited a girl over to his house. While she was there, she started feeling unwell and strange. She quickly texted her sister something like: "I'm feeling funny, I think this guy might have spiked my drink."Sadly, she later died (passed away).People on Twitter and Instagram quickly jumped on the story. They accused the guy of being a "yahoo boy" (internet fraudster) and even a ritualist (someone who uses people for money rituals). He was heavily dragged online, called all sorts of names, and many assumed he was guilty of harming or killing her intentionally.The police arrested him, and he was sent to prison (remanded in custody) while the investigation started.Later, doctors carried out an autopsy (a detailed medical examination of the body to find the cause of death). The results showed:Her drink was not spiked — there were no drugs or poison in it.
The real reason she felt unwell and eventually died was complications from an abortion (likely an unsafe or recent one) that she had before coming to his house. She hadn't fully recovered from the procedure, and that led to her death.

In short, the man did not kill her. The complications from the abortion were what caused her death.After this clear evidence from the autopsy, the authorities released him. He is now a free man and no longer in custody.The main lesson people are sharing with the story is: "May we never find ourselves in a situation where only God knows the full truth and can prove our innocence." It shows how quickly public opinion can judge someone guilty, and how important proper investigation (like an autopsy) is before concluding anything.Always wait for facts — online assumptions can destroy lives unfairly.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@Bakrshah1 @General_Somto @grok
How did this case end? Is there any further update?

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@NationalGridNg BEDC @beninelectric supplies Delta, Edo & Ondo states.
Only 217MW? Let me just assume it's because of the maintenance going on in some of their facilities.
I can't even be mad at them at this point.

[Cyborg Warlord @Admiral_Cyborg]

About 8 months ago, security agents arrested the person whose picture is attached to this post. His name is Abdukata, a notorious arms dealer from Abinsi in Benue.

He was widely reported to be the supplier of arms to the Yelewata genocidal killers and other Fulani Islamist terrorists operating across the Benue Valley and parts of Nasarawa State.

As at the point of his arrest, different kinds of firearms including general purpose machine guns were discovered in his hideouts.

When his fellow conspirators who happened to be members of the Fulani ethnic militia, who carried out the Yelewata gruesome killings were arraigned at the Federal High Court in Abuja recently, he was left out.

This is because of the enormous pressure from some of his Jukun kinsmen to get him released, one notable guy involved in that conspiracy is CSP Geisha of the IRT in Abuja.

This is the same type of criminal conspiracy that got the notorious kidnapper from Ibi in Taraba, Wadume, be released even after killing lots of people, including security agents.

The level of conspiracy going on in Nigeria, in broad daylight, is deadly!

[Osasu Obayiuwana @osasuo]

It is tragic that @CAF_Online never learns from its past mistakes.

When Papa Bakary Gassama, the Gambian referee, rightly declared @ESTunis1919 the winner of the 2019 #CAFCL 🏆, after @WACofficiel abandoned the game in Tunis, @AAhmad_CAF and his exco illegally overturned Gassama’s decision and ordered a replay.

It took a strong judicial rebuke from CAS for CAF to obey its tournament rules and the laws of the game, which handed Esperance the trophy.

Seven years later, CAF has forgotten this lesson and returned to its governance vomit. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Yes, Referee Jean-Jacques Ngambo Ndala (pictured) did not manage the 2025 #AFCON final properly. Yes, he should have declared the final in Rabat abandoned. Yes, #Morocco should have been declared the winner.

But he didn’t. He allowed the game to continue. And once he did that, Rule 5.2 of the Laws of the Game is supreme - “The decisions of the referee regarding FACTS connected with play, including whether or not a goal is scored AND THE RESULT OF THE MATCH, ARE FINAL.”

The CAF Appeals Board decision, awarding the trophy to #Morocco, is a disgrace and has only set up CAF for a repeat of the humiliation it suffered in Lausanne in 2019.

CAS will certainly rule that #Senegal remain champions. This is guaranteed to happen.

It is a shame that African football is being brought to ridicule once again.

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Power generation companies in Nigeria say they are owed over N6 trillion in unpaid invoices.

The government audited it and approved N2.8 trillion. GenCos say the real number keeps growing by N200 billion every month.

Because they are not getting paid, they cannot pay gas suppliers. So gas suppliers have reduced deliveries.

These thermal plants generate over 70% of our electricity. Right now they are receiving only 43% of the gas they need to run.

That’s why your light has been terrible.

The government launched a N3.7 trillion power project with Siemens to take us to 25,000 megawatts by 2025. It collapsed. We can’t even do 5,000.

They issued a N501 billion bond in January to start clearing the debt. GenCos said it’s nowhere near enough.

Here is the chain nobody explains to you:

You don’t pay enough on your bill. DisCos can’t pay the bulk trader. Bulk trader can’t pay generators. Generators can’t pay gas suppliers. Gas suppliers stop delivering. Your light goes off. You buy fuel for generator. Fuel is now N1,300.

Everyone in this chain is broke. And you’re paying for the failure at every single level.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@tinothefire okay then. We await a judgment and judicial interpretation on the matter.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@rapid4real99 @Benking443 No it's not. Such a provision is unknown in Nigerian law.

[Josh Churchill Ogbeide @KingBaba_Josh]

@leyeleye0 @Benking443 That's not what the Act says. Pictures of individuals alone does not consist of personal data. Data processors and controllers are also required to register with the commission with various requirements.
Would that apply to private individuals and content creators?