Abiola

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[𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻𝘀𝗼𝗻 𝗔𝗹𝗮𝗯𝗶 @Sir_Rexpect]

Europe
1. Chevening Scholarship: fully funded Master's in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: August-November (Annual). https://t.co/i26BkJHS3x
2. Commonwealth Master's Scholarship: fully funded Master's in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: October (Annual). https://t.co/t9BIpjzNr0
3. Commonwealth PhD Scholarship: fully funded PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: October (Annual). https://t.co/kTtvKEqodp
4. Commonwealth Shared Scholarship: fully funded Master's in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: December (Annual). https://t.co/I0p4pUQgEC
5. DAAD EPOS Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Germany. Full tuition. Deadline: Varies by program (Sep-Dec). https://t.co/ittMzc0xVp
6. DAAD Research Grants: fully funded PhD/Research in Germany. €1,350-1,500/month. Deadline: October (Annual). https://t.co/dcMUKjwLAR
7. Heinrich Boll Foundation Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Germany. Full tuition. Deadline: March/September. https://t.co/2T8fMaRs0n
8. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters: fully funded Master's in Multiple EU. Full tuition. Deadline: January-February (Annual). https://t.co/717rCUh004
9. Eiffel Excellence Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in France. Monthly allowance €1,181-1,700. Deadline: October-January. https://t.co/MHSNIVssnU
10. French Government Excellence Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in France. Monthly stipend. Deadline: Varies by country. https://t.co/9zA7150uue
11. Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship: fully funded PhD/Postdoc/Research in Switzerland. CHF 1,920-3,500/month. Deadline: September-December. https://t.co/xMHzRNobzI
12. Italian Government MAECI Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Italy. €9,000 grant. Deadline: March 26 (Annual). https://t.co/nUuGBAFmeQ
13. Stipendium Hungaricum: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Hungary. Full tuition. Deadline: January 15 (Annual). https://t.co/4WpPP0K5FK
14. Poland Stefan Banach NAWA: fully funded Master's in Poland. Full tuition. Deadline: March-April. https://t.co/aumJskH4Me
15. Swedish Institute Scholarship (SISGP): fully funded Master's in Sweden. Full tuition. Deadline: February (Annual). https://t.co/D3h4qUi1Fm
16. Czech Government Scholarship: fully funded Master's in Czech Republic. Full tuition. Deadline: September 30. https://t.co/YCaibo6pa2
17. OeAD Austria Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Austria. Monthly stipend. Deadline: Varies (Feb-Sep). https://t.co/PhWe55Lhve
18. Government of Ireland Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Ireland. €10,000 stipend. Deadline: March (Annual). https://t.co/OlaTYBCpES
19. Holland Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's in Netherlands. €5,000 one-time grant. Deadline: February-May. https://t.co/0KgEZD8dJS
20. Belgium ARES Scholarship: fully funded Master's in Belgium. Full tuition. Deadline: January-February. https://t.co/R4GSiRoR3t
21. Denmark Government Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Denmark. Full/partial tuition waiver. Deadline: Varies by university. https://t.co/tF6787ssG7
22. Norway Quota Scheme (discontinued): fully funded Master's/PhD in Norway. Varies. Deadline: Discontinued 2023. https://t.co/YfVq4fbIXi
23. Finland EDUFI Fellowship: fully funded Master's/PhD/Postdoc in Finland. €1,500-2,100/month. Deadline: February 1 (Annual). https://t.co/HgkOYPnW5u
24. Spain Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Spain. Full tuition. Deadline: March-May. https://t.co/mDUfk2ZlMC
25. Portugal FCT Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Portugal. Monthly stipend. Deadline: Varies by program. https://t.co/puXgpiItI6
26. Greek Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Greece. Full tuition. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/IhBCxr7RO4
27. Turkiye Burslari Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Turkey. Full tuition. Deadline: February 20 (Annual). https://t.co/dYTZvzY3sD
28. Russian Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Russia. Full tuition. Deadline: December-January. https://t.co/Pt2r6H4v4Z
29. Romania Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Romania. Full tuition. Deadline: March 15. https://t.co/A7HBrmzZQO
30. Slovakia National Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD/Research in Slovakia. €400-1,500/month depending on level. Deadline: April 30/October 31. https://t.co/N6Wn7gcCnh
31. Croatian Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's in Croatia. Partial/full tuition waiver. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/TbOBJEDMkF
32. Bulgaria Government Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Bulgaria. Full tuition. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/CNSI8Fd714
33. Slovenia Zois Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Slovenia. Full tuition. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/LMRIDV9rZS
34. Latvia State Scholarship: fully funded Bachelor's/Master's/PhD in Latvia. €130-500/month. Deadline: April 1/October 1. https://t.co/P19mlJ2kM2
35. Lithuania State Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in Lithuania. Monthly stipend. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/jPjOx9vwtX
36. Estonia Scholarship Program: fully funded Master's/PhD in Estonia. €350-660/month. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/7HyVzk0VBU
37. Clarendon Fund Scholarship (Oxford): fully funded Master's/PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: December/January (Annual). https://t.co/eHC5H2yC5k
38. Rhodes Scholarship (Oxford): fully funded Master's/PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: July-October (varies by country). https://t.co/9hGKUeiOCr
39. Gates Cambridge Scholarship: fully funded Master's/PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: October/December. https://t.co/s5Y9mYXdJW
40. Cambridge International Scholarship: fully funded PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: December (Annual). https://t.co/m4SnN3eaOm
41. Oxford Pershing Square Scholarship: fully funded Master's/MBA in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: January. https://t.co/kwtXMGysCe
42. Warwick Chancellor's Scholarship: fully funded PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: January. https://t.co/f5VdDhDpod
43. Imperial College PhD Scholarship: fully funded PhD in United Kingdom. Full tuition. Deadline: Varies by department. https://t.co/pyqdOT36qn
44. ETH Zurich Excellence Scholarship: fully funded Master's in Switzerland. CHF 12,000/semester. Deadline: November 30/December 15. https://t.co/kP8noTRNPq
45. EPFL Master Excellence Fellowship: fully funded Master's in Switzerland. CHF 10,000/semester. Deadline: December 15/April 30. https://t.co/iYwStNMCQ8
46. University of Geneva Excellence Fellowship: fully funded Master's in Switzerland. CHF 10,000-15,000/year. Deadline: March 15. https://t.co/KZAXtQCeyi
47. University of Lausanne Master's Grant: fully funded Master's in Switzerland. CHF 1,600/month for 2 years. Deadline: November 1. https://t.co/KuMms3nCBI
48. TU Munich HEIBRiDS Scholarship: fully funded PhD in Germany. Full funding. Deadline: January. https://t.co/NAgK2XfIiy
49. Heidelberg University Scholarship: fully funded PhD in Germany. Full funding. Deadline: Varies. https://t.co/qeUcYAmcRo
50. Humboldt Research Fellowship: fully funded Postdoc in Germany. €3,170-4,465/month. Deadline: Rolling. https://t.co/X34exI2asB

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

The tweet is right, and more people need to hear it plainly.

The wellness industrial complex has packaged an impossible life and sold it as a "routine."

10,000 steps. Eight hours. Home-cooked meals. Spotless apartment. Present parent. Thriving career. Rich inner life.

That is not a day. That is five people's days stitched together and called one.

The math simply does not work.

A day has 24 hours. Sleep takes 8. Work takes 8 to 10. Commuting, cooking, cleaning, parenting, showering... you are already out of hours before a single hobby enters the picture.

So what actually happens when you chase the full list?

You do all of it badly.

The sleep gets cut. The meals become guilt. The hobby sits untouched for six weeks. And you wake up feeling like a failure at a life that was never actually possible.

The higher skill is not optimization.

It is sequencing. Knowing which season of life you are in and letting that season set your priorities.

There are years you run hard on career and the apartment stays messy. Years you pour into your kids and the fitness slips. Years you finally sleep and rebuild.

None of that is failure.

That is someone who understands the actual terms and conditions of being human.

Pick your top three. Do those well. Let the rest breathe.

[Bàbájídé B𝗹𝘂𝗻𝘁 @CRawkeen]

From this place to the main Agric bustop, government has failed totally. Market people have taken over the road too. Also they have been fixing that road since Ambode’s era and till today, they haven't completed it. If it were Ambode, he would have completed it. The streetlights they put are not working, everywhere just looks ungoverned.

First of all, they need to sack the chairman of that local government. Osi len se.

[👳🏾‍♂️Mufti Of Ilorin Online 👳🏾‍♂️ @Adamthallith]

Today is not about your deadbeat dad, and today is not about your baby daddy who abandoned his responsibilities and left everything to you. There are other days to talk about them and drag them all you want.

And today is not about your “strong mother” who single-handedly raised you and your siblings. There are enough days dedicated to celebrating mothers and their sacrifices, you can sing her praises those days and even beyond.

Today is simply about good fathers.

The fathers who showed up.
The fathers who stayed.
The fathers who sacrificed.
The fathers who provided.
The fathers who loved, protected, guided, and remained present in their children’s lives.

Not every father deserves praise, but the good ones certainly do.

So let people who were blessed with great fathers celebrate them in peace without disrupting it.

Happy Father’s Day to every amazing fathers out there.

[Akintola Usman B.💙❤️ @BGC001A]

Only vibes and Cho Cho Cho
Aunty Kenny Agric today

[Abiola @Mavericklee94]

@BGC001A This is agric bus stop Ikorodu by the way.
Well done.

[Akintola Usman B.💙❤️ @BGC001A]

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER RESOURCES, MR. TOKUNBO WAHAB

Dear Mr. Wahab,

I write as a concerned resident of Lagos State regarding the worsening waste management situation across our city.

Today, refuse dumps are becoming a common sight on roadsides, bus stops, junctions, markets, and even residential areas. Many Lagosians are increasingly concerned that waste management efforts are becoming more reactive than proactive, allowing illegal dumping and environmental degradation to flourish.

A major concern is the apparent shortage of effective waste collection services. In many communities, residents rarely see sufficient waste trucks, while informal cart pushers have become the primary means of waste disposal. Unfortunately, there is little assurance that the waste they collect is properly managed, as much of it appears to end up in drains, canals, and unauthorized dumping sites.

This situation is particularly alarming during the rainy season. Blocked drainage channels contribute directly to flooding, causing damage to homes, businesses, roads, and public infrastructure.

I respectfully urge your ministry to:

Increase the number of operational waste collection trucks.

Strengthen enforcement against indiscriminate waste disposal.

Properly regulate informal waste collectors.

Intensify drainage clearing operations across the state

Lagos is Nigeria's commercial capital and should not be overwhelmed by refuse. A cleaner city protects public health, reduces flooding, attracts investment, and improves the quality of life for all residents.

Lagosians are looking not for excuses, but for visible improvements. I hope this letter will encourage urgent action to address this growing environmental challenge.

Yours faithfully,

A Concerned Resident of Lagos State who miss Raji Fashola so much

@tokunbo_wahab @Lawma_gov @jidesanwoolu @funsodoherty @GRVlagos

[Abiola @Mavericklee94]

@Olorimorenike01 Movies and pressing phone 😊

[God & Country @Galileolens]

When are you people stopping the silly political patronage of PSP operators so that MORE professional business minded people can come in? Until you people stop using your party members to clear waste, this nonsense will continue. You're not fooling anyone.

[D I K E H @iamdikeh]

Different footballers & their kneel celebrations 🤩

[Bro Peter @mr_headies]

You’re so full of excuses. Can you fucking do your job and stop being defensive?

These are pictures taken this morning. These are houses inside streets, not main roads, yet your LAWMA trucks haven’t been there to clear the waste

Is it until we have an outbreak? @jidesanwoolu

[Foundational Nupe Lawyer @egi_nupe]

If you are from a poor home, and you start making it, take care of your parents first before anyone. I have one spiritual believe that the more you take care of your parents, the more God blesses you.

[Rikky @Olorimorenike01]

Hey, my lovelies.

What’s one thing that always makes your weekend better?

[Abiola @Mavericklee94]

@ZidyepO Happy Birthday Zidyep 🎂🧀

[NPFL News 🇳🇬 @NPFL_News]

The current #NPFL board’s tenure expires on 29 September 2026. There’s no public indication yet of what happens next.

@nff Why not announce the next board early and allow for a proper off-season transition instead of waiting until the last minute?

[Cinderella Man @Osi_Suave]

The problem with Waste management is the PSPs.

They cant be held to account and do whatever they like.

Open waste to more private companies to bid and invest in garbage trucks and see the magic.

[Big Jikada🇵🇹🏁 @bigjikada0]

Yes, they exist. Take me for example, if I eat rice and beans with stew and cow meat, my stomach go swell

[Olamide Obe @olajideobe]

On my way to work this morning, I saw a car engulfed in fire from afar. The driver of the car is a black guy. He parked the car on a chevron junction where the road divided into two and he stayed off the road while watching his car burn. He was however on the phone, perhaps maybe he was trying to call 999 (emergency response line). He appeared very calm in the midst of it all. I've driven barely two minutes away from the fire incident spot when I saw a firefighter truck on full speed and with its siren blaring very loudly so other road users can give way. Behind the firefighter truck were two ambulances too, also both running on full speed. The emergency response in this country is really admirable. I remember when I had a road traffic crash in February, it was barely up to 10mins when the crash happened that firefighter truck, ambulances and police all arrived at the scene.

I was discussing the incident with someone when I got to work and I made mention of the fact that the guy was very calm as the fire was burning his car. My Brit colleague asked me rhetorically what would I have done if it was my car burning. He said that is why we have insurance policy — and his insurance company will buy him another car. He emphatically warned me never to try to be a hero if my car should ever catch fire.

This is a working system. And I believe it doesn't take rocket science to replicate this system in my country too. I hope Nigeria also gets it right some day.

[TiMoRi @Ogbeni_Mo]

No Lagos State Governor can ever be like Fashola again….man was a calm and firm disciplinarian who doesn’t shout.
Someone that forced all okada riders and their passengers to start wearing helmets.
He forced all commercial bus drivers to close their doors, nothing like conductors standing by the door and not sitting down.
There were planting of trees everywhere in Lagos.
The roads were clean and safe
Whenever he gives a directive, it stands !!!