Enhigh ECS

Family First| Agriculturist | Artist | African | Footballer | Lover of God.

[Bhalo❤️ @Habeebbalogun]

I posted this video because it perfectly captures the kind of people who pretend to be on your side while secretly adding to your problems.

[𝔻𝕀𝔸𝕄💎ℕ𝔻 @mineDiamond_]

Some men needs this therapy https://t.co/JcxEacatdw

[Elizabeth Adewale @theelizabethade]

6 types of sex you should try at least once in your lifetime 👇🏾

Which of these have you explored? 👀

[Vagin @Rupa75]

Side effects of Masturbation:

Doctors vs the internet.
Most viral claims are myths.

The real issues are different.

Thread: 🧵

1. Masturbation does NOT automatically cause weakness.

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

@0DonaldTrumpJr1 1912

[VisualGame @avisualgame]

Rest in peace to the king of all kings, the boy wonder, the legend, Pelé.

Here is everything you need to know about just how great he was, and the common misconceptions surrounding him.

A thread, in his honour.🧵👑⚽️

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

@ASAKESZN 49

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

Truth be told! 👌🏿

[Obiorah Otu @oteessolutions1]

So, one million copies of the Holy Bible are to be distributed across Nigeria in honour of Barrister Seyi Tinubu.

Now, let’s pause. Not to attack religion, far from it, but to ask a simple, honest question: What does Nigeria truly need right now? What problems will a million Bibles solve in our country today?

We are a country where the average person is struggling to feed. Where hospitals lack basic drugs. Where public schools barely function. Where insecurity keeps farmers off their lands, driving food prices through the roof.

So, I have to ask again: what will a million Bibles solve today?

Don’t misunderstand me. The Bible is sacred, a timeless book of wisdom and comfort. But we are not short of Bibles in this country. We are short of living out its teachings.

How many more Bibles do we need before corruption stops? Before compassion returns? Before justice and truth mean something again?

Distributing Bibles is not the same as distributing hope. Hope today looks like jobs, affordable food, working hospitals, a power supply that doesn’t blink like a dying candle, and leadership that listens.

If the goal is to honour someone, then let that honour build something lasting.

Imagine instead:

One million schoolbooks for children in rural areas.

One million meals for the hungry.

One million seedlings for farmers.

One million scholarships or business grants for young people who can’t afford to dream anymore.

That would preach a louder gospel than any printed page ever could.

Nigeria doesn’t need more symbols of faith,we need the substance of it. Feed the hungry. Clothe the poor. Heal the sick. Empower the youth. That’s what the Bible itself teaches.

So, yes, distribute Bibles if you must. But understand this: faith without works is dead, and in a nation gasping for life, what we need are not more pages of scripture but actions that reflect its spirit.

That’s the real way to honour anyone,not with printed paper, but with purpose.

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

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[News Region @irnewsregion]

WATCH

'Drama of the year' - Governor Soludo of Anambra State invites a native doctor to the Government House to seek spiritual insight into his chances of winning re-election.

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

Police Stray Bullet Kills Boy In Ibadan, Officers Assault Drivers in Abuja

Protesters on Tuesday stormed the Oyo State Government Secretariat in Agodi, Ibadan, demanding justice for 14-year-old Kehinde Alade, a secondary school student who was killed by a stray police bullet.

Meanwhile, another disturbing video surfaced last Monday showing where police officers in Abuja were assaulting a commercial driver and harassing passengers, including a pregnant woman.

[Just Eniola 💜 @JustEniola01]

It marvels me where Nigerian designers gets their inspiration from, because what is this work of art they’ve been creating??? 🥵 🥵

A thread 🧵

1. Mo Bimpe

#AMVCA11

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

Meet 16-year old Aderibigbe, a student of Starville International School, Jabi, Abuja, scored 86 in Physics; 68 in English, 84 in Economics and 98 in mathematics. 336 overall

[Christian Devotional Global @chrisdevotional]

Jesus Christ sent me to bring healing to you! - Pastor Chris declares as he prays for you.

#bible #Holyspirit #Pastorchris #Prayer #Healingstreams #Healing

[Plato's Cousin @TadyJerry]

Behold! The OCD Bird. 😂

Please watch to the end you'll not regret it + the commentary is on point.

[DON “Tobechukwu” Ade 👑 @Row_Haastrup]

I just love listening to this man…

Urgent 2k people are collect stray bullet 😂

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

@WestAfricaWeek So sad!

[Maazị ChukwuEmeka @Emmytexxx202]

2015 was indeed a year, an unforgettable year in the history of Nigeria.
All the dark entities in Nigeria gathered and foúght against one man (Goodluck Ebere Johnathan).
2015 signaled the through begining of the end in Nigeria. I'm not sure we will ever recover from the kind of politics that was played in 2015.

[Enhigh ECS @OgingaOdinga7]

God is indeed awesome! 🙏🏿

[𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑮𝑬𝑵𝑬𝑹𝑨𝑳 𝑺𝑵𝑶𝑾 🇨🇮 @GeneralSnow_]

AN OPEN LETTER TO ATIKU ABUBAKAR.
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Dear Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,

I write this letter with a deep sense of respect for your contributions to Nigeria and a profound concern for your legacy. For decades, you have been a significant figure in the political landscape of our country, and many have looked to you as a leader with the potential to shape Nigeria’s destiny for the better. Your story is one of perseverance, ambition, and service. But it is also one of missteps…missteps that have not only denied you the presidency but also denied Nigerians a president in you.

As Vice President during Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration, your role in steering Nigeria’s economy stands out as one of your enduring legacies. Under your leadership, the National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy was implemented, laying the foundation for economic reforms that revitalized key sectors. You championed privatization efforts that opened up Nigeria’s economy, attracted foreign investments, and created opportunities for growth. Your tenure also saw significant strides in infrastructure and education reforms. These contributions showcased your capacity for leadership, your vision for a more prosperous Nigeria, and your commitment to public service.

It is for these reasons, sir, that many Nigerians have long believed in your potential to lead as president. But with each election cycle, it seems that destiny has eluded you,not because of a lack of merit, but because of choices that have weakened your chances and divided your base of support.

One of the most painful examples was in 2015, when you turned your back on Goodluck Jonathan and the PDP, aligning with the opposition APC. Sir, do you recall when President Jonathan reportedly knelt before you, pleading for your support for his second-term bid? That moment was not just about one man’s political survival, it was about preserving the integrity of the PDP and the stability of our nation. By rejecting his plea, you not only fractured the PDP but also set the stage for the APC to rise to power.
A party that has destroyed all the gains of democracy under your administration and taken Nigerian 50 years in retrogression in full flight.

In hindsight, had you supported Jonathan, the PDP’s zoning arrangement would have naturally favored the North in 2019, and you would have likely been the party’s consensus candidate. You denied yourself that opportunity, thinking the APC would pave your path to the presidency. But as history has shown, the APC had no plans for you beyond using your influence to weaken your own party. That decision, sir, remains one of the great miscalculations of your political career.

Your repeated insistence on contesting, even when circumstances demanded patience and diplomacy, has further alienated key constituencies. In 2023, when the PDP’s zoning principle clearly favored the South East,you refused to step aside, clinging to the dream of a northern presidency after eight years of Buhari northern presidency.This decision alienated the South East and led to the rise of Peter Obi as a credible third-force candidate.Nigerians saw in Obi the hope for a new beginning,
a hope that you, as a seasoned statesman,could have embraced and supported.Instead, your actions divided the PDP further,reducing its standing and weakening your candidacy.

Even beyond strategy, moments like the Deborah Samuel tweet incident damaged your perception among voters. Your decision to delete the tweet after backlash from certain quarters painted you as indecisive, a leader too cautious to stand firmly for justice and equity.

Sir, your legacy is at a crossroads. You have contributed immensely to this nation, but the choices you’ve made have often undermined your potential to ascend to the presidency. You are a leader who has always believed in Nigeria’s potential,yet your miscalculations have denied Nigerians a president who could have brought economic transformation and