Nanle Datit

I am an Enigma!

[Nanle Datit @Princenanle1]

@ZagazOlaMakama So he is a Fualni herder but others are Militias? I wish you will Stop this Hypocrisy.

[Nanle Datit @Princenanle1]

@Ceff_Init_G @ZagazOlaMakama So you Sir in your Comfort Zone and Call People defending themselves "Terrible"? May everything bad happening to the Berom People happen to Only you and not other Members of your Family.

[Omo Kogi (Yagba) 🌍 @harrysone9]

If this pops up on your TL, repost it; it costs you zero naira.

[INALEGWU @tchaloyi]

There was a town that slept most nights peacefully.

Only a few people asked why.

At the edge of the town was a narrow path that led into water, mud, and darkness. When the road ended, a few men kept walking.

They crossed rivers with heavy boots.
They stood in places where comfort could not survive.
They walked in places where only their blood was the fuel available.
They stayed so others could return home.

Most nights, the town slept well.
Some nights, they complained.

They argued about the noise of protection, yet enjoyed the silence it created.

They spoke harshly of the guards,
forgetting that guards are not made of iron.
They bleed, they miss home, they grow tired.

Each of them had a family waiting.
Each of them carried fear quietly.
Yet every day, they stepped forward again. To protect the same people.

When their strength faded, the town still slept.
When their years passed, the town moved on.

An elder once said,
“The house that refuses to value its fence will learn its importance at night.”

The town did not lack critics.
It lacked gratitude.

And so it enjoyed peace, without fully honoring those who walked beyond the road to keep it.

The ones who stand where comfort ends should not be forgotten where safety begins.

God bless the AFN.

Story don end.

INALEGWU.

[Rev. Fr. Chinenye John Oluoma #FadaOluoma @fadaoluoma]

Merchants of Poverty.

They started by saying poverty is a disease. You cheered. They said poverty is satanic, you cheered. They said poverty is a curse. You concurred and clapped.

Sensing you were getting bored with these lines, they came up with new ones to keep you in their spell. They are now saying that giving to the poor will make you poor. If you want to be rich, give to the anointed prophets.

They know you are too drunk on their hypnotic lies to notice that what they say is opposite of what our Lord and God said in the scriptures. You are the problem, they are just smart and crafty beneficiaries of the problem you create and perpetuate.

Now they are saying don't follow a poor pastor. Meanwhile the delusional fellow that said this was once a poor pastor and had followers then. He didn't tell them not to follow him back then. He has become rich, not by inventing anything or building any business, but from the tithes and donations of people and suddenly he is glorifying wealth.

Very soon they will say all poor people are witches and need to be burned or stoned to death. You will cheer them to your own death. People whose wealth come from the aggregation of the sacrificial contributions you make are spitting on your face and you are too dunse to notice.

Continue enabling these prosperity bandits by nodding your heads like agama lizards to their words. Continue urging them on with your applauses at their atrocious words. They are Merchants of poverty, they make their fortunes by creating a longing for wealth in you and convince you it will come by their prayers or declarations upon you as you 'sow' seeds into their anointing. They are at the table, you are on the menu. In fact, you are the menu.

[Toyyib Adewale Adelodun @taadelodun]

At 15, my father sent me to a stranger's house at night.
It changed the trajectory of my life.

I was struggling with Maths.

In Mushin, there was one tutor everyone whispered about.

He was so good he taught the children of the wealthy privately.

Bode Omotowoju Bankole.

My father went to see him.
We couldn't afford his prices.

After much persuasion, the compromise was harder to swallow.

He would charge 100 Naira per hour
but the condition was that I had to spend the night at his place.

He needed every naira he could earn to survive as a UNILAG student.

My mother said no.

My father looked at me
and said nothing.

He hustled for the money.
And he took the risk.

Poverty does not give you perfect conditions.

At night, Bode would wake me:
"Wale, what time is it?"
"3am."

Then we did Maths for two hours.

Night after night.
For weeks.

When I returned to school, something had shifted.

I wasn't catching up.
I was flying.

In the end:

WAEC - A1 (Maths)
NECO - A1 (Maths)

Those foundations stayed with me.

They are part of why I chose Civil Engineering years later when I returned to university as an undergraduate at age 30.

This is why I struggle when I see young people refuse to engage.

This generation faces fewer barriers to knowledge than any in history.

You have:

Khan Academy
ChatGPT (Take a free prompt engineering course to know how to use it well)
World-class professors on YouTube, from India to the US

Entire calculus courses - free

What you are fighting is not scarcity.
It is DISTRACTION.

For the poor African child, the journey has always been hard by design, not by accident.

"The future you is silently depending on the current you to stay disciplined"

If this reframed something for you,
Please share it with someone you love.

And follow for more.
We will rise together.

[THE IKÚPOLÁTÌ GIDEON @instruvoice_]

I’ve been in debt since 2024 (about 2M) and my creditor loves me because I have never failed to pay, but right now I do not have the capacity to carry on. (Today is January 14 and I have not received a single credit alert this year) And I have used all I have to settle my debt, I am 350k away from being debt free.

I have beans (a lot of it), I want to take orders for moi moi this Saturday, PLEASE if you’re in Ilorin try to place an order starting from today till Friday.
If you’re out of Ilorin, you can pls help me retweet. This will help me get started this year.

Pls don’t drag me, I am sincerely begging 🙏🏿
Thank you ❤️

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

Dr. Ijeoma Akunyili, the daughter of the late Prof. Dora Akunyili, has been appointed Chief Medical Officer of Jersey City Medical Center, USA.

She becomes the first Black physician to lead the hospital since its founding in 1882.

Let's retweet to celebrate her! 🙏

[Connor @Connor_LFC8]

Like this tweet if you want Arne Slot SACKED.

[Ọládélé 🇳🇬👑 @Theoladeledada]

The cure for sickle cell disorder is now available at sickle cell foundation Nigeria, LUTH. 🥺

Please retweet for others to see

[William T. Chaney Jr @WTChaneyjr]

@Queen_primis

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

Michelle Alozie

Don't say anything. Just Retweet!

[Ruckus🇳🇬 @uncle_ruckusjr1]

@4wardwego KOSA

[William T. Chaney Jr @WTChaneyjr]

@Queen_primis

[NEFERTITI @firstladyship]

You removed ALL subsidies.

1. PMS.
2. Electricity.
3. Healthcare &
4. Education subsidies ALL gone.

You told us sub-nationals shared N7 trillion. And states no longer borrow to pay salaries.

Yet you’re borrowing as if there are subsidies.

That’s classic MMM + CBEX.

[PG👁️⃤ @psychgeeky]

trying to act like Jesus, when you’re not him. what’s the purpose of turning water into wine in a crusade, no sensible reason.

Jesus purpose for turning water into wine was to reveal his glory for his disciples to believe in him, and for the hosts of the event to avoid embarrassment, the mother of Jesus made that happen not because Jesus decided to show his power.

pastors like this turn Christianity into a joke.

[KEPUKEPU TV 📺 @kepukepunews]

Why are you still wondering the secret behind my award?

Who does it better when it comes to promoting and projecting our state?

This is just the beginning of what to come

You guys haven’t seen anything yet

Aba to the world

Abia must arise

Dr Alex Otti is a magician

Reporting from OVOM erosion project

Alex C. Otti

Tochukwu Ogbuagu KepukepuTv

[ChiefHerbalist @HerbalistChief]

Replace aspirin 💊with cloves🫘

Replace amoxicillin💊 with garlic 🧄

Replace paracetamol💊 with ginger 🫚

Replace omeprazole 💊with guava leaves 🍃

Replace metformin💊 with bitter leaves 🍃

Replace nifedipine 💊with hibiscus flowers 🌺

Nature heals.

[centrekop. @centrekop]

20 years ago today, we did the impossible.