@NGRSenate@HouseNGR@SPNigeria It is high time u enacted the law to protect our traditional institutions from politicking. They are older than Nigeria. Create an independent agency for traditional councils & take it away from the fist of the State & Local Govts. Cc @NGRPresident
Nah last week Thursday my daughter show me this video. She was like mummy, come and see ur friend oooohhh..🤪
I laugh to the extent that it went wrong on me and doctor had to send my daughter away.
For God sake, who is @PeterObi please 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
I recently posted a picture from my visit to the office of the National Security Adviser. The reaction, both public and private, has been quite intense. Some people have read deep meaning into it, others have drawn their own conclusions, and a few have reached out with questions, assumptions, and unsolicited advice; and some seeking details they can never get not even with guns and daggers pointed to my neck or head.
Looking back, perhaps it was not the wisest decision. Yet I am glad I did. I got to see both sides of the reaction clearly, and in that sense the social experiment was successful. For this, I say, Bravo Moh!
I enjoy discussing politics. I follow governance closely and I am not shy about expressing my views on national issues, regardless of whose ox is gored. What I do not enjoy, however, is being publicly associated with politicians or high-ranking public figures aimlessly and purposelessly. This is not because I visit such offices in secret or try to hide my movements. It is simply a matter of principle. I hold my principles and my purpose very tightly. Neither praise nor vilification has the power to pull me away from them.
I have said this repeatedly, and I will say it again: I do not desire political appointments, and I have no ambition to contest elections into any office in this country. If that ever changes, it will only be by the will and destiny of Allah. What I will never do is turn down opportunities that will make my impacts towards building a nation I long to see succeed, if not for anything but to put shame to its enemies and haters.
For now, my focus remains clear and undivided. I am building a legacy in my chosen field, one that my children and the generations after them will look at with pride. A legacy born of labour, sacrifice, and the quiet determination to crawl so that those who come after me can walk and eventually fly.
I am not at anyone’s mercy. I am content with the little I earn through honest work. What I truly crave is the realisation of the destiny Allah has written for me.
Everything else is secondary. What I know for sure is: I am a brand and that’s on period!
Thank you.
Waking up today, a heavy stillness filled the room, carrying the deep echo of a day that changed everything. Exactly 31 years ago—August 1st, 1995—Chief Elemure Ogunyemi’s solemn voice sang at your farewell, and today it echoes loudly in my mind once more:
"Ọdọfin dará alẹ̀
Ọdọfin dará alẹ̀
Èrò ọba ule,
Ọdọfin dará alẹ̀"
Baba mi, my heart aches with pain this morning thinking of all the rich culture, history, and deep wisdom I would have learned from you had you stayed longer. Yet, right alongside the grief, my heart is filled with profound gratitude. 31 years, but it still feels like just yesterday.
Rest on, brave soul. Àbá rí a!
We took a Celine Dion Western pop classic, removed the "Western," and turned it into an àlùjó fújì masterpiece. 🤣 Only in Naija could that remix happen without asking permission from physics. 🇳🇬😂
Recently, my wife granted an interview on faith, parenting and teaching. It’s such a fully packed engagement and the full clip will be released soon. Here’s a snippet.
I have just seen the VIDEO of Mrs Aramu, the Head Teacher of the Oyo kidnapped school children.
In her final words, she said, “The scars are there already but I believe that with time we will heal.”
I truly like and appreciate the woman’s optimism and positive energy. But I am equally worried about it. Her speech sounded well-rehearsed and themed to uplift and calm the public. It didn't look natural.
I had expected a true and detailed narration of the events and revelations of what had transpired in those 56 days that they were trapped in the kidnappers’ den. But it appears the details are not meant for the public.
Does this explain why she and the kids were shielded from the media/press immediately after they were released? Was it also the reason officials of the Oyo State government were not allowed access to them?✍️
Really grateful for the safe return of the children and teachers abducted from Oriire LGA 56 days ago. Our priority now is to ensure they are reunited with their families and support their rehabilitation after this traumatic experience.
We also commend the security agencies that took part in the rescue operations for their sacrifices. May the souls of those who paid the ultimate price rest in peace and may God comfort their families.