Uche Isaac

Ex-Athlete & CEO of Dynasty Sporting, activist, with a fervent zeal for Chelsea & Borussia Mönchengladbach.

[Uche Isaac @UcheIsaac16]

@ruffydfire I have written about out it, unfortunately Nigeria is not a country that really cares or what to make progress.

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Yes I can still make a post here. This is my official handle.

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This is my official handle. Thanks for the reply .
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@PaAdebanjo Happy birthday to you sir, may the almighty grant you good health and happiness.

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@GazetteNGR The problem with Nigerian government is doing the right thing the wrong way.

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I completely agree with you. The issue with our people is the reluctance to engage in reading; many prefer to rely solely on what they’ve been told. It’s crucial that we start to read and conduct research to understand our identity and the narratives we’ve been taught. Without this effort, we will remain uninformed.

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PHILIP EMEAGWALI, an Igbo man, is the father of modern Computer…

He invented the world’s fastest computer, called the Connection Machine, in 1989.

He won the Gordon Bell Prize – the Nobel Prize for computation

He was one of the starving Biafran children that some people fondly make mockery of.

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Imagine what @AFieldMars15798 is saying. Sure, offering student loans sounds good, but has there been any consideration of how these students will repay these loans after graduation? Currently, Nigeria is facing a crisis with millions of jobless graduates. It’s not that they don’t want to work; there simply aren’t enough jobs available. We should stop blindly imitating Western countries without first establishing the necessary systems and supports.

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I don’t understand why the Nigerian government is not doing anything about this.

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🔥BREAKING NEWS: Alarm sirens sounding as tsunami approaches reached the Japanese mainland. Tourists have already been evacuated. at coast of Nago, Okinawa Prefecture.

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BREAKING: A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake has hit Taiwan, causing widespread devastation across the island, including the collapse of numerous buildings.

A tsunami warning has been issued for Japan, with potential waves reaching up to 10 feet.

“Immediate evacuation is crucial. Do not hesitate or return,” urges an NHK broadcaster.

Hualien, situated on Taiwan’s eastern shoreline, close to the quake’s epicenter, has experienced substantial damage.

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Be careful out there

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What is this world turning into!

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@abati1990 The same individuals responsible for initiating tribal bigotry are now watching it slowly erode the fabric of our society. This growing issue, if left unaddressed, threatens to dismantle our country.

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Let me quietly drop this one here.

Drop your handles let’s follow you

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Reports indicate that Bola Tinubu arrived tardily for the swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, at the Centre International de Conferences Abdou Diouf in Diamniadio, just moments after fellow Heads of State had been escorted from the presidential lounge to the auditorium.

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BREAKING NEWS----Zimbabwean footballer Tendai Ndoro signed all his properties under his wife's name (South African woman🇿🇦) not quite long his wife divorced him,
To make the matter worst all his properties was given to his wife even his personal car, house and everything that he owns where all given to his wife. 👰💍
#BBB

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In the annals of Abia State’s governance, three former governors stand out, not for their achievements, but for their profound legacy of corruption and sheer incompetence. Their tenures, which collectively spanned over two decades, were marked by a conspicuous absence of development or significant projects that could have propelled the state forward. Instead, these administrations are remembered for their failure to harness the state’s potential, leaving behind a trail of unfulfilled promises and missed opportunities. This period in Abia State’s history is characterized by a stagnation that seemed almost insurmountable, with the state’s infrastructure, economy, and public services all languishing in a state of neglect and decay.

The cumulative effect of this misgovernance was a state grappling with numerous challenges, ranging from dilapidated infrastructure to a disillusioned populace, yearning for change and development. The citizens of Abia State bore the brunt of these years of mismanagement, witnessing the squandering of the state’s resources while enduring a decline in the quality of public services and living standards.

However, the narrative of Abia State began to change with the election of Governor Alex Otti. In stark contrast to his predecessors, Governor Otti’s administration, within just 100 days in office, has marked a significant turnaround in the fortunes of the state. His governance style, characterized by transparency, accountability, and a clear focus on development, has resulted in tangible achievements that were once deemed unattainable. Under his leadership, Abia State is witnessing an era of revitalization and hope, with substantial progress being made in areas that had long been neglected.

Governor Otti’s accomplishments in such a short period are a testament to what visionary leadership can achieve. They serve not only as a beacon of hope for the people of Abia State but also as a stark reminder of the lost years under his predecessors. As Abia State continues on this path of renewal and growth, the citizens look forward to more milestones under Governor Otti’s leadership. His first 100 days in office have laid a solid foundation for what promises to be a transformative era for Abia State, leaving the people optimistic about their future. #GovernorAlexOtti #NewDawnInAbia #LeadershipTransformation

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Is he right or wrong?