Mojeed

Crafting moments people talk about long after the hashtag fades.

[Dearest B 🦋 @BlehisBack]

This is why I ghost everyone whenever life is dealing with me.

Nobody wants to be that. It’s not their fault.

Pray never to be in such compounding sadness situation.

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

@ini_cash Drag her to the gutters

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

@SediClement1 You no Dey think?

[Victor Okafor @TheVictorOkafor]

The richest people understand the dark arts more than you do. They will use and dump you if you’re not wise.

Enjoy.

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

@IkejaElectric ???????

[TCNNIGERIA @TCN_NIGERIA]

TCN REJECTS IKEDC’S ATTRIBUTION OF BAND A OUTAGES TO “GRID INSTABILITY”, REFERS PUBLIC TO NISO’S CLARIFICATION

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has noted the Public Notice published by Ikeja Electric (IKEDC) on 5th November 2026, in which several Band A feeder outages recorded on 3rd and 4th November 2026 were attributed to “grid instability” and assigned to TCN as the responsible party.

TCN wishes to state clearly that this attribution is inaccurate and misleading, for the following reasons.

1. Root-cause determination is not the mandate of a DisCo.
By virtue of Section 67 of the Electricity Act 2023, the determination of the root cause of disturbances, shortfalls and interruptions on the national grid falls exclusively within the defined functions of the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO). IKEDC, like every other market participant, has no authority to make such determinations, and NISO has made none attributing the outages in IKEDC’s notice to TCN.

2. NISO has already stated the true position.
In its public clarification of 5 November 2026, NISO attributed the current decline in power generation to constraints in gas supply to thermal power stations and reduced output from hydroelectric stations due to lower reservoir inflows. NISO explained that this reduced available generation, which in turn reduced the energy allocated to DisCos and led to fewer hours of supply and increased load shedding across distribution networks. The impact on each DisCo varies with available generation and its allocation.

3. The facts are inconsistent with the “grid instability” claim.
The shortfall in supply to IKEDC’s customers is a consequence of reduced generation and the resulting allocation, not of any failure of TCN’s transmission network. TCN can only transmit the energy made available to it and cannot transmit energy that is not generated.

4. The records for all feeders supplying IKEDC confirm the national picture NISO described. Of the interruptions recorded on 1 and 2 November, 68% were frequency-control load-shedding arising from low generation. A further 26% were due to IKEDC’s non-compliance with load allocation by the National Control Centre (NCC) of NISO, or to faults and works on IKEDC’s own network. The remaining 6% were TCN planned maintenance, switching or a line limitation. None of the recorded interruptions was a TCN equipment fault or trip.

The feeders named in IKEDC’s notice do not support the claim either. Of the 46 interruptions recorded on the 33kV feeders named in the notice, 29 were frequency-control load-shedding arising from low generation, and 14 were recorded against IKEDC: 9 for non-compliance with load allocation and 5 for faults or trips on its own network. The other 3 were scheduled TCN maintenance on the Ogba–Alimosho line on 1 November. On 2 November, for example, the Rack Centre feeder was interrupted by a cable fault on IKEDC’s network, which its own crew repaired. IKEDC’s notice itself assigns several of these feeders, including MTN, Iju Water Works and Rack Centre, to IKEDC (“IE”) for 33kV faults.

IKEDC’s position is therefore out of step with the true state of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry. Attributing shortfalls caused by generation constraints to TCN misinforms customers, undermines public confidence and obscures the real challenges that all stakeholders must work together to resolve.
TCN therefore urges IKEDC and all other DisCos to desist forthwith from making unfounded claims about the causes of supply shortfalls to their customers. DisCos should communicate based on verified information from NISO, the body responsible for the operation of the grid.

[Dunsin Oyekan of #Geni @DunsinOyekan]

WAKE UP now on YouTube. This is a message from heaven to us all🙏🏾

You shouldn’t keep this message to yourself.

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

Rubbish…always apologizing, fix your shit abeg

[Ikeja Electric @IkejaElectric]

Dear Esteemed Customer,

We apologize for falling short of the expected minimum service level of 20 hours on the Band A feeders below for November 4th and 5th, 2026

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

@_Timini Actor wey dey worry artiste 🔥nice one with 🎶Sobo🎶 🔥🔥🔥

[CNN International @cnni]

Africa's highest grossing filmmaker is about to release another potential blockbuster. On December 11, media mogul Funke Akindele will release "The Four: No One Fights Alone." The movie, which is her eighth major theatrical feature film, tells the story of four strong women who fiercely fight for the future of a young man they love. https://t.co/3i8Dbt5YiF

[Cinderella Man @Osi_Suave]

Half my family is muslim and they are the most amazing cousins, uncles, aunties, i could ever wish for.

The problem isnt the religion
The problem is the extremist who use the religion as cover.

You cannot taint an entire religion because of your bias.

[Chidi Okereke @Chydee]

see how election dey go nau. real time results, no ballot box snatching, no institutional rigging, no beating up people and telling people to go and vote in ‘their state’. Naija, when?

[Funke Akindele @funkeakindele]

Had such a lovely time at the @Meta office talking Nollywood and taking African stories to the world! ❤️ My Facebook family, you’ll get the gist first on what we’re doing with @Facebook for THE FOUR! 🎬

In cinemas nationwide December 11th. See you at the box office! #TheFourNoOneFightsAlone

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

I see what you guys did there...Design is cerebral 👌🏽

@InterswitchGRP has way too much sauce for a 20-something year old tech coy 😅

[Interswitch Group @InterswitchGRP]

It's the Monday after Moonshot, & our mood for the week?

The caption's in the shot, captured at @moonshotbytc by our amazing photographers! 📸🤩

Watch this space for more spectacular jpegs & highlights!

#TotallySwitchedON
#MerchFromTheSwitch
#MondayMotivation
#NeverS20P

[Makena Onjerika @Onjerika]

That stage of adulting when lying in bed all day after a hard week is a perfectly acceptable and meaningful hobby 🤣🤣

[Precious . O @Chief_Precious]

I work so hard, mehn. I work so damn hard to live like this.

Fuck this country.

[Olamide @0lamideee]

This thing you are doing is silly !!! Stop it !!!!!! Feels like you’re fighting an unnecessary battle with yourself

[The journey of A Christian lady @ThejourneyofACL]

Passing the phone to someone God is pulling out of a situation they don’t know how to handle. You do not know how it will even happen but your testimony is coming🥹

[Mojeed @TheMojeed]

@Nkoyohofcrs Haha seriously?

[Babájídé @Babajiide]

Every human being grows in stages of psychological development, operates at levels of consciousness and makes decisions about how to get their needs met based on their worldview. There are 7 stages of consciousness under 3 buckets of evolution which focuses on Personal mastery, internal and external cohesion ;
-Surviving
- Conforming
- differentiating
- individualizing
- Self actualizing
- integrating
- Serving
The picture attached shows each level, what the enabling strategy is.

The Levels explained below
1. Survival Consciousness: is where all thing required (eat, cloth, live) in survival operates in and the need to feel financially secure
2. Relationship Consciousness: The need to feel among. To feel safe, we need to feel loved and protected. We need to feel a sense of belonging.
3. Self-esteem consciousness: To feel secure, we need to feel accepted and respected by our peers and recognized by those in positions of authority.
4. Transformation consciousness: its about self discovery. finding freedom and autonomy. You will want to discover who you are beyond the parental programming and cultural conditioning you received during your formative years
5. Internal cohesion consciousness: is about finding meaning in your life—finding what your soul came into the world to do. At this level of consciousness, the question is no longer “Who am I?” but “Why am I here in this body?” and “How can I fully express myself?”
6. Making a difference consciousness: is about making a difference in the world—in your family, your workplace, in your community or nation, or in our global society
7. Service consciousness: is about selfless service to the cause or the work which allows you to use your gifts and talents--the work you were born to do. You reach this level of consciousness when making a difference becomes a way of life--when you surrender to your soul.