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Environmental Engineer|Chemical Engineer|Researcher|Political Analyst|Human Rights Activist|Live and let the masses live|Husband|Dad|Qui Cera Cera.

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@flyairpeace @flyairpeace @GeoffreyOnyeama

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@flyairpeace @flyairpeace Are you still operating Abuja-Jeddah route? The route is missing on your App.

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@gCareOnline @greenafrica I've sent messages to your DM. Can you please treat my request now?

[Senator Shehu Sani @ShehuSani]

A Local Government Chairman from the North Central Benue state of Nigeria,who was recently abducted and released,revealed that his kidnappers fed him with Banana leaves,to his amazement,it miraculously stoped his frequent urination.Could this be an accidental discovery of cure for prostate enlargement or cancer for men?

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

Dear @igbo_marry_igbo,

Thank you for your post. The reason Ibadan has a lot of homes with rustic roofs is not because they are dilapidated. Dilapidated means in a state of disrepair. These homes are not in states of disrepair. They are rustic. Rustic means having a rural charm that is pre modern.

To give you an insight, Ibadan is the third oldest city in Nigeria after Benin and Kano. It is also the largest city in West Africa. The government of the Western Region of Nigeria established by-laws to protect the rustic nature of Ibadan. The Oyo state government retained those laws. What that means is that you cannot build or rebuild these structures without express planning permission. The intention is to retain the rustic charm of Ibadan.

If you travel to Oxford and Cambridge, or if you Google images from those two university towns, you will also find rustic buildings. Tuscany in Italy is another place with a rustic charm. A rustic building is actually more valuable than a brand-new modern building, because of its ancient nature.

A lot of these homes you now call dilapidated were built at a time when there was no single modern building in a particular region of Nigeria. As at the time Ibadan residents were dwelling in these rustic homes, residents in that region were naked and dwelling in mud huts. I have multiple photos, if you would care to see them. But please do not insult me, because I did not take them.

Mapo Hall, Ibadan, which is one of these brown-roofed rustic buildings you now insult, was built in 1925. It is ninety-nine years old. In 1925, only Northern Nigeria, Lagos, Badagry, Calabar, Ota, Port Harcourt, Warri and Benin had modern buildings.

When you do not have ancient rustic buildings in your community or region, you can be forgiven if you do not know their value and call them dilapidated. Ibadan also has the first skyscraper in West Africa-Cocoa House, built in 1964, as well as the first TV station in Africa, the Western Nigeria Television Service, built in 1959, in addition to the first university in Nigeria, established in 1948.

Ibadan city alone attracts more tourists annually than one entire region that I would prefer not to mention. They come to see the rustic buildings you call dilapidated. They visit without being molested or kidnapped. And they are welcome every day, including MONDAY!

Thanks again, and may God bless you.

#TableShaker

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@oblongmedianet @renoomokri What was his portfolio then? We've forgotten. Kindly tell us.

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@aemidr @flyethiopian I later flew through Qatar Airline, enrouted Doha.

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@jeffphilips1 @AjuriNgelale @sowore @officialEFCC @icpcnigeria @fkeyamo @TunjiDisu1

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The way the officers at the CIID Alagbon EXTORT Nigerians over the issuance of the Police Character Certificate is very unfortunate. The fee falls btw #45-60K. Corruption @ its peak! What's the govt approved fee? @Princemoye1 @BenHundeyin @renoomokri @PoliceNG

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@gCareOnline I've responded to your message. Kindly respond on time too.

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@gCareOnline I've sent messages to your DM. Can you please respond and treat my request urgently?

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@gCareOnline @Buky_C @gCareOnline I've sent messages to your DM. Can you please respond and treat my issue urgently?

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@gCareOnline @Buky_C @gCareOnline I've sent messages to your DM. Can you please respond and treat my issue urgently?

[Awais Khan @awaicekhan]

Yeah … Our paper got accepted! We conducted years of research, spent countless hours to analyze, interpret, & write the manuscript. Editors & reviewers voluntarily spent their time ensuring its quality. Now, we need to pay $4,430 so that you can read it. Isn't that ridiculous?

[Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics @EGU_ACP]

Discussion open for comments on @EgUsphere: Multidecadal ozone trends in China and implications for human health and crop yields: A hybrid approach combining chemical transport model and machine learning https://t.co/0BlIYfNy01

[Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics @EGU_ACP]

Discussion open for comments on @EgUsphere: Impact of desert dust on new particle formation events and cloud condensation nuclei budget in dust-influenced areas https://t.co/CUd327SxnK

[Baltimore Breathe Center @CenterBreathe]

Take a look at our tip sheet to help protect yourself from wildfire air pollution. Additional information is on our website at https://t.co/jfpfZCH0Nr

[Jesse Kroll @jesse_kroll]

Worth remembering that while these high PM levels during “wildfire days” are way larger than what we in the US are used to, most of the world’s population experiences much higher levels, all year round:

[Nadine Borduas-Dedekind @nadineborduas]

Did you know that Se is an essential nutrient? That precipitation is an important source of Se to soils?
Se is in PM2.5, and here's the #NBDGroup's contribution led by @isabellelao1 on atmospheric Se seasonality now in @EnvSciTech: https://t.co/eBru1NheGL

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#SupportOurScience in the media!

From @cbcnewsbc: Canadian post-grad students walk out, demanding increased federal funding for researchers

https://t.co/SC9IgkKzuc