O'seyitan Oluwatosin

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[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

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[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

So today i had a terrible second experience with @dpd___uk I reached out to customer care but no solution or admittance of fault was communicated. i will share the chat soon

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

Dear @fccpcnigeria there’s deceptive pricing ongoing at 1 Isaac John str, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos. Nigerians who have paid 79,800 for TB test are being billed an extra N56,554 without any explanation and no pre warning.

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

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[Spotlight Abby @Spotlight_Abby]

Didn't @DavidHundeyin warn everyone that by the time Bulaba is done, his family interests & those of his cronies would be deeply embedded into every viable asset or sector of Nigeria to the point that it'd take serious legal gymnastics to unravel?

Even though it annoys me that this messenger 👇🏾 surprisingly defended the electoral heist & the subsequent judicial rascality after the Supreme Court judgment, pls watch this & hear for yourself.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

"What happens when you exceed your carbon limit, and you discover that your ability to buy and sell is suddenly cut off?"

Australian senator, Ralph Babet, implores all freedom-loving people to resist the imposition of CBDC and digital ID.

"We will resist the push to digitise our lives, our identity and our money. We must resist. While we still have cash, that form of currency that can be accessed without being under the prying, all-seeing eye of the state, we still remain free people. This freedom must not be taken, and it must not be surrendered by the people. We must hold on to cash."

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[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Too many promises and no action, They promised PortHarcourt refinery now they tell us “Mechanical Completion”. They promised palliative but have they given you the palliative?,it’s just palava everywhere. They have allocated heavy budget to themselves, we remember how talked about the “Presidential Yacht”, We went on a spending binge in Dubai.

[Nigerians in Germany 🇳🇬 @NIGERCommunity]

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[Jaypee @JaypeeGeneral]

Full Text Of Peter Obi’s Speech On Supreme Court Verdict

Remarks at a Press Conference by Mr. Peter Gregory Obi, CON Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party on The Supreme Court Judgment of 26th October, 2023 On the 2023 Nigeria Presidential Election Held in Abuja, FCT, on Monday 6th November, 2023; Protocols:

1Fellow countrymen and women. Gentlemen of the Media, Good day and welcome to this press conference. Kindly permit me to make some brief remarks on the recent ruling of the Supreme Court, the highest court in Nigeria.

2. About a fortnight ago, I was traveling abroad on a prior scheduled engagement when I received the notice that the Supreme Court would give judgment on Thursday 26th October 2023 on our challenge of the ruling of the Presidential Election Petitions Court (PEPC). That judgment has since been delivered as scheduled. The leadership of the Labour Party has already pronounced its position on the judgment.

3. As someone who has previously benefited from the rulings of the Supreme Court on electoral matters, I have, after a period of deep and sober reflection, decided to personally and formally react to the recent judgment as most Nigerians have. Because we are confronted with very weighty issues of national interest, I will speak forthrightly. As students young lads at CKC, Onitsha, we were taught values and admonished to always; “choose the harder right, instead of the easier wrong.”

4. Setting legal issues aside, the Supreme Court exhibited a disturbing aversion to public opinion just as it abandoned its responsibility as a court of law and policy. It is, therefore, with great dismay that I observe that the Court’s decision contradicts the overwhelming evidence of election rigging, false claim of a technical glitch, substantial non-compliance with rules set by INEC itself as well as matters of perjury, identity theft, and forgery that have been brought to light in the course of this election matter. These were hefty allegations that should not to be treated with levity. More appalling, the Supreme Court judgment willfully condoned breaches of the Constitution relative to established qualifications and parameters for candidates in presidential elections. With this counter-intuitive judgment, the Supreme Court has transferred a heavy moral burden from the courtrooms to our national conscience. Our young democracy is ultimately the main victim and casualty of the courtroom drama.

5. Without equivocation, this judgment amounts to a total breach of the confidence the Nigerian people have in our judiciary. To that extent, it is a show of unreasonable force against the very Nigerian people from whom the power of the Constitution derives. This Supreme Court ruling may represent the state of the law in 2023 but not the present demand for substantive justice. The judgment mixed principles and precepts. Indeed, the rationale and premise of the Supreme Court judgment, have become clearer in the light of the deep revealing and troubling valedictory remarks by Hon. Justice Musa Dattijo Muhammad, (JSC) on Friday 27th October 2023.

6. In disagreeing very strongly with the ruling of both the Presidential Petitions Court (PEPC) and the Supreme Court on the outcome of the 25th February 2023 Presidential election as declared by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), as democrats who believe in the rule of law, we recognize that the Supreme Court is the end stage of the quest for legal closure to the matter. As a party and as candidates, Datti and I have now exhausted all legal and constitutional remedies available to us. However, this end is only another beginning in our quest for the vindication of the hope of the common man for a better country. After all, sovereignty belongs to the people! If only for historical purposes, it behooves us to place our disagreement with and deep reservations about this judgment on public record.

World Press Conference

[Ajayi Oluwatobi @OluwatobiAjayiJ]

The National Assembly buying foreign built vehicles at this time is dispiriting, especially when you consider that we are all trying to promote buy Nigeria to grow the Naira.

A sad part of this is that we (assemblers and manufacturers of vehicles in Nigeria) actually proposed our vehicles and explained how it would make a lot of financial, technical and political sense to buy from us but they didn’t even entertain the idea for long.

How can you represent Nigeria but refuse Nigeria especially when some of us have shown you that we would offer similar top quality at a better price?

Why do you want be seen driving a foreign brand when a Nigerian brand can offer you the same quality at a better price?

Shocking and makes little sense, let’s not even talk about patriotism.

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

@BibiAkudo @Cimbiyatu why the violence?

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

Now, someone can say ohh you are talking about private care in Nigeria. I will not deny that because that’s 80% my experience. I will say this though private care in Nigeria is way cheaper than in UK and the surgery after care is better based on my experiences in both countries.

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

In terms, of the ability to walk into a hospital and see a doctor immediately (within 24hrs), I totally agree the Nigeria’s health care is far better on this particular point than, UK and Germany. This is based on not just personal experiences but my observations. 1

[Moyosoreoluwa @moyoscooooo]

You people can drag me if you want oh but Nigeria has more accessible healthcare than Uk. We just don’t have structure and resources
Uk has everything and they will still kill you, how can someone be in pain and ambulance is taking 5hrs to come and God help you, you take yourself to A&E you will sit for another 2hrs that is if they don’t send you to urgent care to sit for another 3hrs
You go to your Gp complain about something that needs urgent attention they will give you a referral 3 months after. Abeg Abeg

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

In Germany, you pay monthly for health insurance. As a student, you pay around €125 per month for healthcare whether or not you are sick or visit the hospital.

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

In Nigeria, there are many schemes and insurance plans out there. So if you are insured some hospital bills are discounted or outrightly paid for by your healthcare insurance provider. If you are not, you pay out of pocket. That being said, it is still cheaper than UK/GER.

[O'seyitan Oluwatosin @O_Oseyits]

Post study, when you start working you still pay tax and health insurance

[Mary🌻 @MaryaskyfullofM]

Imagine having a garden where you grow strawberries for your cakes..and tomatoes for your sandwiches..and you have tea with your partner every midmorning .
You plant each other’s favourite flowers and give each other bouquets..
That’s the life..

Good evening y’all🌻

[Inversionism @Inversionism]

Vegetable Oils: The Unknown Story - Nina Techolz

If you've ever wondered where all this heart disease, cancer, and diabetes is coming from, listen to this lecture from Nina on the real history of seed/vegetable oils and how they became so pervasive in the American diet thanks to advertising from demons like Edward Bernays and the corporate capture of the regulatory and health agencies.

These same corporations also captured scientists and doctors in the early to mid 1900s to manufacture research to tell everyone that vegetable oils are healthier than animal fats (arguing animal fats cause heart disease), and catering mostly to the stay at home mothers who were preparing all the food for families. They would use manipulative campaign tactics where they appealed to the "modern woman" for why they should give up butter and lard in favor of something like cottonseed or canola oil based margarine to cook with.

As soon as butter, lard, tallow, and other animal fats were starting to be replaced with the seed oils, we saw an explosion in disease rates. Heart disease, cancer, and diabetes especially, skyrocketed in near perfect unison with the introduction of seed oils, and it has continued ever since.

Every single fast food place is still using soybean, canola, peanut, sunflower or corn oil to cook your food. Anything that is fried, is being fried in one of these oils.

They're trying to make you fat, sick, inflamed, and stupid, so you're more profitable for the Rockefeller medical system.