Manuelix99

Centre-Leftist. Consigliere. Osadebe Regen.

[Greg Nwoko 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 @nwoko_greg62705]

Osman Eltayeb (Born 1919 - 29 September 2011)

He migrated to Nigeria in 1939 with his uncle Bashir Elrayah who was posted there by the Sudanese Judiciary.

He later abandoned his studies to pursue a trading career, and as of the 1950s, Osman Eltayeb was a well established figure in the Nigerian markets- Controlling a large share of the cotton and textile markets.

He founded the group Osman Eltayeb and Sons and later diversified into Skin and Hides becoming one of the leading exporters in Africa and also setting up Wheat Mills, Nicco Sweets (With brother Ibrahim), Rivera Biscuits and a Cattle bone-crushing company.

The group also has large real estate investments in the United Kingdom.

An arm of the group also has investments in the Sudanese Gum arabic and Hibiscus markets. Sheikh Bashir Elrayah School was founded in 1996 as a non-profit and high standard of education school by Osman as a way of giving back to the community. The school now has over 2000 students enrolled and is among the best in Northern Nigeria.

Osman Eltayeb is a leading figure in Sudanese and Nigerian politics.

He was a very close personal friend of Sudan's late President Ja'far Numeiri. He is a close ally of President Omar al-Bashir.

He played a prominent role in getting the North and South of Sudan to negotiate the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) 2005, in the Nigerian capital Abuja. This in turn led to the end of the 21 year old Civil War in Sudan.

For his many contributions to the Sudanese and Nigerian communities, Osman Eltayeb received the Nilein Award (Highest degree) from Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir and the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) award from Nigeria's President Obasanjo.

He became one of the leading philanthropists in both Nigeria and Sudan. Being from a very religious Islamic background, he built and aided in the building of Mosques and Islamic Centers. He also built the Osman Eltayeb Community Hospital in Rufaa, North Sudan.

"Osman Eltayeb is a Loyal Friend, Osman is a Generous man, Osman is a Gentleman. Osman loves Nigeria just as he loves his own country Sudan. Indeed we know he has been a friend of most of our leaders, Traditional and political. Among them the Emirs (Past and Present) of Kano. " Maitama Sule Former Nigerian Ambassador to the UN.

Two separate TV documentaries were filmed and aired about the lifetime achievements of Alhaji Osman Eltayeb, By Sudan TV and Shirouq TV in 2007 and 2010 respectively.

[Tonye. @to__nye]

How the evening went

[Agujiegbe.nad @valeriannamani]

this is what lack of infrastructure robs you,

if you like keep making excuses, practical example of your best talents being moved away from your region because of lack of infra.

[Rotham 🔥 @Rothamhouse]

I am really wondering why its fashionable to discredit and invalidate the agitation and aspirations of the people of defunct Mid-Western Region.

Why we believe people like Chief Dennis Osadebay, Chief Anthony Enahoro and Chief Humphrey Omo-Osagie lacked agency.

It must be Ziks interference for it to fit a particular narrative.

When in actuality, it was Sir. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa who played the crucial federal legislative role when in March 22 1962, he moved the motion in the Federal House of Rep for the constitutional alteration required to establish a fourth region.

[zoe? @zosafinaa]

why have we regressed into trying to enforce gender roles all over again. we are meant to be equals. “the role was assigned to them and they hate it” yes? just like women’s gender roles were assigned to us and we hate it too. wtf is everyone on!

[Izu_ManaMana @NwagbaraIzuchuk]

The 'longer throat' husband that went to work to provide?

Again, many of you are just crazy. Foolish dolt wants to make money with twitter engagement. Dolt

[Lynette Ntuli @MsNtuli]

Never disturb a toddler in this moment! Don’t help. Don’t suggest. Observe. A capable problem solver is in training and development.

[Sarah Odejayi @sisiclimate]

If you’re living in Nigeria and you didn’t litter the environment this week, like and retweet.

I want to check something.

[Lio Țepeș @DenjiDreams]

There might be no greater sign that humans are naturally monogamous or life long pair bonders than how badly men AND women are distressed (often destoyed) by breakups/divorces

[Iju Taiga, Omo Ekun🐅 @BigBadReni]

“provider”

And it’s a nigga earning 250k like the rest of us.

If you don’t STFU and get your PVC? 😭

[We$t @flygodT]

If you wanna be a mainstream artiste then open your mouth and let the audience hear what you’re saying. Mainstream artistes have to appeal to the masses and the masses don’t care about your “swag” they want you to be audible.

[akin. @the_akinola]

nigerian man with odogwu complex and poor shoemaker girl with entitled mindset

[Zainab_Folasade ☘️ @Zainab_Folasade]

This are the Alfa or shaykhs some gullible women are listening to, your mom is the harlot Ayo, all the women in your family are harlot, don't project them on me you oloriburuku with your terrorist mindset. First you idiots called me a liar, now you are saying what's wrong in being an ameerah, then proceeded to say i can't recite Suratul fatiha well, the next thing you'll say is I'm not even a Muslim eyin oloribu ma shanfani yi.

[We$t @flygodT]

Nigerians struggle with the definition of things.

Being privileged and being rich aren’t the same thing.

A person whose parents are breaking their savings to pay school fees and one whose parents can pay for five kids without losing sleep aren’t the same just because they’re in the same school environment.

One is privileged to have a good education, while the other is rich. There’s a difference.

[We$t @flygodT]

Celebrated my birthday with my friends and with every fine moment in life, there is hennessy in the mix. 🥃

[لونا🌙 @Bilqeees_i]

1 stone 36 birds

[We$t @flygodT]

“We are worse than our grandparents”

[Abraham Omolewa @OmolewaAbraham]

Niggas are tryna tell me the average age 20 girlie in 🇳🇬 usually demands 200k gf allowance from her age 20/21 bf 🫩

Na if person no go sch, e fit believe all that.

[Uncle Ruckus @Emarged]

People are easier to govern when their suffering is framed as a personal failure rather than a systemic problem.

[Danny Walter 🧸 @AjeboDanny]

The problem with conversations like this is that most people are too busy deciding whether to take the feminist or misogynist side to understand the actual point. So the message keeps getting lost, and we can’t keep explaining the same thing every day.

There’s a difference between paying for sex and paying for love.

You’re not a mumu for deciding how much you’re willing to spend on sex. That’s your business and your pocket.

You’re a mumu, however, if you think spending excessively on a woman who isn’t interested in you will make her love you.

You cannot buy love. You can only pay someone to pretend to love you for as long as they can. Ask Ned Nwoko.

She might marry you, even have your children, but that doesn’t mean she loves you and deep down, you’ll know.

One of the easiest things to recognise is when someone loves you. The other is when they don’t.