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Chartered accountant... Shy boy

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@Chude_ND1 Yes or No.

[Advocate @BarrChris434772]

They made her life a living héll. She sent them to héll. Was she right? Was this justice served? Or did she go too extreme? This is brutal😴😨🔥🎬🎥🔥

[🥷🏼 @killeures]

This guy used to be our winger

[Ahmed Ibrahim @AhmedIbrah99223]

This is a masterpiece. The way @iamayolawal brilliantly analysed the current administration’s failures and presented Atiku’s alternative is more than enough to convince fence-sitters of whom to vote for in next year’s general elections.

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@abikedabiri @nidcom_gov Deliberately left out the time and date on the email

[Olisa @OLISIR]

Yes your political views do define you.

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“Chris Ngige was the only governor in the history of Nigeria to have been kidn@pped. But immediately Peter Obi assumed office as governor, things started changing. Every day, we military personnel were on the move, working to tackle insecurity. I served under retired Major General Enenche. If Peter Obi becomes President of Nigeria, insecurity in the country will become a thing of the past. I’m speaking from experience.”

— Ex-military personnel recounts his experience while serving.

🎥: epa02general// TT

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@utdzora Easy. Eto

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@Enzyme536855 @yabaleftonline Even if you reset your Ussd pin it shld ask for card pan number.

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@ManLikeIcey @davido 1k will that even pay for transport back home.

[Polyglot adedeji Odulesi @polyglotodulesi]

Oba Yoruba of Enugu Alhaji Abdulazeez Adebayo Olateju came to Enugu in 1979.
His grandma wept because she believed that he would be eaten up.
Fortunately, she lived to witness him prosper and also bring in many family members to Enugu where they are flourishing.
He is fluent in Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa. His children also bear Igbo names.

[I_am ify ( Abuja ) Always grateful 💯 @ifeanyiakorjuru]

Breaking 💯
'When 'Oja' is speaking to your Soul "" 📌📌📌

Chai "Ndigbo"

People don't understand how much I love and cherish ( Ndigbo) my tribe.

Ndigbo is my God and gods and I will forever love and worship them like a deity till eternity.

Igbo Amaka 🌺🌺

[InsideChelseaHQ @InsideChelseaHQ]

Luiz came in the wrong era. His ball playing was ELITE.

[M🍥 @Mo_utdred]

Maresca addressing the Chelsea squad at the end of transfer window.

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@OneJoblessBoy Photocopy.

[Kelechi DonPido @kmbiamnozie]

Ah, @OlayinkaLere, easy my brother, the information you shared from @SAOkuyemi is absolutely faulty to start with, and makes no sense

And you know, it’s always amusing, mildly tragic, really, when someone takes a jab wrapped in the illusion of economic insight, only to reveal an astonishing lack of basic monetary comprehension.

Let’s demystify things for you, just this once, on this issue raised by @ruffydfire and the clap back from Okuyemi.

The United States, for all its flaws, enjoys an exceptional position in the global economic order. Why?

1. The dollar is the world’s reserve currency. The USA owns the Dollar. Nations across the globe covet it, store it, depend on it. The U.S. doesn’t chase after foreign reserves, the world chases after the dollar.

2. It borrows in its own currency. That’s not a footnote, that’s sovereignty. When you owe the bank $100, that’s your problem. When you owe it trillions in your own money? That’s their problem.

3. It doesn’t defend its currency. It doesn’t need to. The dollar isn’t just a currency, it’s the bloodstream of global trade, the lifeblood of reserves from Zurich to Beijing.

4. And yes, they can print more. Not carelessly, of course, but the capacity to expand monetary supply when necessary? That’s a lever of power most countries can only dream of pulling.

So if you must attempt a shade, Lere, at least arm yourself with more than half-baked fiscal folklore. You’re playing checkers on a chessboard. It’s unbecoming.

Now, if you’ll excuse me.

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

Prof. Mrs. F.N Okeke has won a lifetime global recognition. An asteroid 149831 has been named after her by International Astronomical Union (IAU).

Prof. Okeke’s groundbreaking research on the ionosphere and its impact on climate and space weather has reshaped the understanding of atmospheric physics on a global scale.

From earth to the stars, her legacy shines in the cosmos!!!

She is the beautiful wife of P.N Okeke

['Demola Olarewaju @DemolaRewaju]

Thoughts and Observations on ADC and The Bye-Elections

Firstly, as a political strategist, I understand the importance of ADC contesting elections, the prior structure which had likely produced aspirants and attraction of many new entrants with the ADC as a platform that could produce upsets and defeat PDP/APC in certain places.

Secondly, I commend the courage and boldness of coalition leaders like Peter Obi, Nasir El-Rufai etc in owning the platform and campaigning for candidates openly in their strongholds. From PO, it was a bold indicative statement for the future but bye-elections (as well as off-cycle elections) usually have their own unique playbooks - they play to the strength of the ruling party in that locality.

Ruling parties for off-cycle elections go shopping in Abuja for the most favourable electoral and security officers to even the odds in their favour. No surprises there and a few analysts have also pointed out the above two points.

My third observation however may upset some trado-political thinkers and here I advise you stop reading if you’re one. Also stop reading at this point if you still nurture the foolish fallback idea of “Let Tinubu Have It”.

The Saturday bye-elections are proof that political leverage is personal and not transferable. Obi can raise the hand of anybody in his own stronghold but if he is not on the ballot directly alongside other candidates on a party platform, those candidates may lose woefully.

Take it further: Atiku and El-Rufai may endorse Obi and campaign for him in the North but if Atiku is not on the ballot directly, his votes will not necessarily translate into victory over Tinubu.

Therefore: perish this thought that Atiku should withdraw and endorse Obi - Tinubu will sweep the North.

Perish also the thought that Obi doesn’t need to be on the ballot: the opposition coalition will fail without him.

I respect the aspiration of anyone else running for the party ticket but we must go back to the basics, back to the formational thought behind this coalition:

1. Atiku ran in 2023 against popular ethnic sentiments and internal party sabotage, yet he won 12 states, 7 of which were APC states - 6.98m votes. More of those votes came by direct goodwill and mobilisation than by PDP strength.

2. Obi ran in 2023 with the momentum of a Southern Presidency and a departure from establishment politics, and he won 12 states, without his own party structure - 6.1m votes.

My conclusion is that ADC must field both of them on the ballot together, harnessing their strengths rather than sacrificing one for the other.

Atiku cannot inherit the 2023 votes of Obi even if Obi campaigns for him in Onitsha. Obi cannot inherit the 2023 votes of Atiku even if Atiku campaigns for him in Yola - political influence or leverage is not transferable in politics unless you control other electoral factors as a ruling party.

Atiku has to be on the ballot and Obi also has to be there for the opposition coalition to have a chance. Respect to the aspiration of others but these are the two currently tested candidates who have pulled numbers most recently, and against terrible odds in both instances.

For Atiku-Obi to work, the power arrangement has to be clear: Atiku must not be made to seem like a lame duck while Obi must not be made to look potentially redundant. The precedent of Atiku’s own Vice-Presidency is there and with the evidence of his teeming voting base and maverick streak, I refuse to believe Obi can be a caged VP. Their campaign must run simultaneously as a 2-in-1 Presidency where you “Vote One and Get One Free”. Stop the tag-along style, Obi should stay in the SE campaigning hard for the ticket while Atiku does the same in the North.

For me this is the only way for ADC in 2027 and hard as this ticket may seem at first, it is even far easier than the second task I see before ADC:

The party must position itself as a different brand from the APC and the PDP; and so far: not yet.

[Olisa @OLISIR]

@tosinancial @dawisu Lmao! No kill me with laugh

[𝐅𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐒 @CFCfrancisco]

Chelsea fans now keep the kit in the refrigerator.

We're different 😂