Sholanke Oluwamayowa

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@UTDIMole Khedira

[Senior Pastor Okezie James Atañi @Onsogbu]

Shameful How We IGBOS Are The Only Ethnic Group Running PR online For Bandits!
Shame On Us!!

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@Bayo_Bilisi @AmodaOgunlere @Mz_Tosyn @naijashimadunnn @AdeHardemola APC......lol

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@sepril23NG I want

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@fattylincorn_01 @SenatorEnyi So sad 😭

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@fattylincorn_01 An arrogant and power intoxicated youth

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will return to Abuja on Sunday, following his official visit to China and his short stay in the United Kingdom.

President Tinubu left Abuja for Beijing, China, on 29 August. He stopped in Dubai, UAE, and arrived in Beijing on Sunday, 1 September, for his official visit.

He started his official visit on Tuesday, September 2, with a meeting with President Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of the People.

President Tinubu was accorded a 21-gun salute. He also inspected the guards.

Five Memoranda of Understanding were signed between Nigeria and China at the meeting.

President Tinubu led his team to another round of bilateral talks with Chinese Premier Li Qiang the following day.

On the evening of the same day, President Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, hosted him at the Welcoming Banquet and Cultural Gala Performance on the eve of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) Summit.

Among the MOUs signed were the Cooperation Plan between Nigeria and China, which was to jointly promote the Belt and Road Initiative, cooperation in the peaceful application of nuclear energy, and strengthening cooperation on human resource development under the Global Development Initiative.

Others were the Memorandum of Understanding on Media Exchange and Cooperation and the Memorandum of Understanding between China Media Group and the Nigerian Television Authority.

Nigeria also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) to build the 68 km Lagos Green rail line, designed to run from the Lekki Free Zone to the Marina and connect with the Blue Line.

A memorandum of understanding for the $1 billion iron ore-to-steel project planned for Kogi State was also signed. Chart and Capstone Integrated Limited of Nigeria and Sinomach-He of China were promoters.

Before attending the opening of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in Beijing, President Tinubu visited two Chinese companies: Huawei and China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC),

At FOCAC, President Tinubu, as chairman of ECOWAS, delivered a paper on global peace, stressing multilateralism and cooperation as essential ingredients for international peace.

He capped his visit to China with a meeting with representatives of Nigerians in the Diaspora Organisation, China chapter. During this meeting, he spoke about the necessity of reforms being implemented by his government in Nigeria. He hoped they would lead the country to a destination of good roads, constant power, and good schools, like in China.
President Tinubu left Beijing for London, where he spent some days.

On Thursday, he met with King Charles III to discuss issues related to climate change and action.

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@THISDAYLIVE Oga is only bittered, let him state things he did to add value to the lives of the great people of Adamawa state as the vice president of Nigeria for 8yrs

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@scarfizal He his not just drunk, he needs attention

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@Naija_Activist Datti talks and u believe.....u don die Dem never bury u...

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

Pls help her to live....

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@thecableng Continue, sebi the govt is warning all against violence, u think the govt is dumb...wen they start to break shops now, una go still dey shout govt.

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@ataweweattorney Ibos......make una continue

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@EddieHardie2 @Enitanolami @DefendLagos It's cool but it's better if u can go protest in ur state of origin...am sure ur governor still dey owe June salary.

[Sholanke Oluwamayowa @Sholanke1983]

@DeleMomodu Buoda Dele.....

[King of Salem @ihe69]

THANK YOU PRESIDENT TINUBU.....

1. The minimum wage has been raised to ₦70,000
2. Local Governments now have autonomy
3. Fuel importation reduced by 51.4%
4. The Federal Government facilitated a Nigerian carrier, Air Peace, to secure daily direct flights to London, which crashed ticket prices on that route
5. The Nigerian government facilitated with Meta to enable Nigerian content creators to monetise their content on Facebook beginning in June 2024
6. Ended passport scarcity and waiting time for passport application, renewal and collection shorted to less than two weeks
7. 2023 Electricity Bill signed into Law to end federal monopoly in the power sector and empower states and the private sector to generate, distribute and transmit power.
8. The Federal Government has initiated and begun payment of the ₦50,000 Presidential Conditional Grant Scheme to nano businesses.
9. The Federal Government has initiated and begun payment of student loans.
10. Every state in Nigeria had been getting a minimum of 45% more than they were getting under Buhari. Nasarawa gets almost 100% more and Anambra receives 70% more, whereas their wage bill has not increased.

Meanwhile, if the Federal Government has done the above, what has your state government done with the extra 45% allocation they have been receiving? Your challenge is at the local level, not the national level.

#TableShaker

[𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚, 𝐏𝐡.𝐃. @Realoilsheikh]

The life-changing meaning of Assalamu alaikum

By Dr. Ibraheem Dooba @dooba123

Here is how the Islamic greeting saved my friend’s life in Malaysia.

When I was doing my master's degree in psychology in Malaysia, my friend was doing his own in computer science at the same university. Unlike me, he was found of shopping and exploring the city; I preferred to walk around the campus. One day as he was about the city, he told me, he met some street urchins, young people who had become a social problem to their country. As he walked toward them, they immediately noticed him as he marched in their direction. My friend sensed trouble. His situation also didn't help. My friend is black, African and slightly built. He had read about the anti-social activities of these guys in the newspapers or heard about them from the locals on campus. Yet he continued to approach them. He knew they were going to hurt him. He assessed the situation and quickly ran the choices through his head. Should he take another route? No, that was the only route available. Should he turn back and run? That would be too obvious and may invite the bad guys to chase him. Should he show them African toughness and, at least, pretend he was ready for a fight? That would be the stupidest option. What if they called his bluff.

As he thought, he got closer. Still, he didn't know what to do. Then suddenly, he hit upon an idea. As he reached them, he turned cheerfully toward them and said "Assalamu alaikum!"

Everyone knows what that means: may the peace of Allah be upon you.

He could see them visibly changing their minds from whatever evil they intended to allowing him to pass. That greeting saved him!

When he told me the story later, he explained his rationale. "Somewhere deep in their soul," Yusuf Sani said, "I knew there was a root of faith. So I decided to use the language every Muslim understood. It means, I come in peace, please don't harm me. That surprised them. So they were left with the only way you are supposed to respond to that greeting."

My professor’s definition of Assalamu alaikum

At the same university, UPM, a professor gave us the best definition of assalamu alaikum. "Many of us trifle with that greeting," the most radical professor on campus said to us in his class.

"It is actually a contract," he continued." As your teacher, if I come into the classroom and I said Assalamu alaikum, I'm declaring to you that I will not harm you with my words or my hands. I'm declaring that you're under my protection. I will protect you against me, I will protect you against others, and indeed, I would protect you against yourself!"

The pin-drop silence that enveloped the class indicated to me that everyone - including the non Muslims - felt as I felt, completely mesmerized by the new perspective.

"So when you go home and say it to your spouse and children, that is the promise you're making," he continued. "When you meet a friend and say it, that is the declaration you're making. The greeting encapsulates everything. It also means I'm happy to be here, I care about you. How are you doing?! Unfortunately, many of us don't even look at the faces of our brothers to check if they are doing well."

I was lucky to be in the class that day, because that completely changed my understanding of Assalamu alaikum.

[Budo-Allen Foundation @Budo4Ladega]

Sūratul baqarrah, Qur'an 2 verse 126 "And when Ibrahim said: My Lord, make it a secure town and provide its people with fruits, such of them as believe in Allah and the last day........."

On this day of blessing, I pray that Allah grant Ikorodu all what Prophet Ibrahim A.S

[Budo-Allen Foundation @Budo4Ladega]

It is another beautiful Sunday! We at BUDO ALLEN wish you a very happy Sunday!

As we visit our various churches today, we pray that the honour and glory of Almighty God shine through our lives. We also seek for His grace, mercy and guidance in all our endeavours.

[Budo-Allen Foundation @Budo4Ladega]

Congratulations to you our *Distinguished Senator Mikhail Adetokunbo Abiru* on your award as the *Ikorodu Man of the Year*. It is an award well deserved, based on your immense contributions towards the development of Ikorodu.

We wish you the best and we know your best for us in