Deeney, MNES

MNES •• Scholar •• Policy researcher •• Development enthusiast••.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

Normalize shutting ur mouth in conversation u know nothing about. Cus the ability to keep ur mouth shut on what doesn't concern u issa sign of intelligence.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

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[Lexis @niilexis]

“Islam, Judaism, and Christianity - A Conversation.”

When you have time, watch this. One of the most enjoyable and thoughtful conversations you’ve seen in a long time.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

@LegacySiu Sergio Ramos

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

I’d say Eto’o, maybe

[Godwin Enakhena @genakhena]

Which of these legends should stand for Sadio Mane to sit?
Criteria is achievements in football in Africa, Europe and at the world stage.
Don’t rush your answer.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

It looks like it, kuma kamar content din yakeyi.

[Boss Mustapha Z. @__yellows]

Anya ba abinda a ka masa kuwa ? 😂😭😭

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

A clueless bigot and someone who doesn’t know what she’s saying. From the way you started and from your media handle you looked intelligent. Let it reflect in your engagement. Thanks for the input @abierkhatib

[Abier @abierkhatib]

I was born and raised in a Muslim country, and still living in one.

I had access to the best education my parents could give me.
I chose my school, my partner, my clothes, my friends. I’ve traveled the world, I own my house, car, and business. I live as freely as any woman elsewhere, maybe even better.
& under Sharia law, I divorced my partner in a week, got all my rights.
So honestly, I have no idea wtf u r talking about, except that u are a clueless bigot.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

Congratulations

[BOB_SCATTER @Jimada_Gana]

Alhamdulillah.
The same Allah who, in His infinite wisdom, took my beloved Amal just exactly 1week today, has chosen to bless me with another beautiful angel. Truly, His mercy knows no bounds. In every test and in every blessing, He reminds me that He is Ar-Rahman, Ar-Raheem (the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful).

I am grateful for His divine will, for the strength He continues to give me, and for the endless mercy that surrounds me even in moments of pain and joy. Alhamdulillah always, in every condition, and for every decree. 🤲🏽

[Jaafar Jaafar @JaafarSJaafar]

When President Trump came with a wild claim that USAID, an independent US agency that gives global humanitarian support, was sponsoring terrorism, we faulted his claim. Trump was clearly giving the agency a bad name in order to hang it. However, those gullible enough to believe his gullibility supported his reckless claim.

But here’s Trump, unhinged more than ever, with a false claim of genocide against Christians in Nigeria. While the claim is deeply concerning, it however did not come as a surprise to me given Trump’s antecedents. If Trump did not spare the agency he once funded from accusation of funding terror, why not Nigeria?

It’s time Tinubu recalibrated his diplomatic approach, at least for the optics. At the time Nigeria needs a high-level Christian official to counter the narrative, the president, the vice president and the foreign minister are all Muslims! I suggest Festus Keyamo should swap positions with Yusuf Tuggar or Bianca Ojukwu be promoted to full minister to particularly lobby the Westminster and the Capitol.

Another diplomatic chasm Tinubu left wide open is the delay in appointment of ambassadors. Two years through the Tinubu administration, Nigeria has yet to post ambassadors!

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

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[Aisha Hamman @AyshaHamman]

Mr. President @officialABAT, beyond statements, it is ABSOLUTELY NOT SENSIBLE that 26 months on, Nigerian embassies abroad remain without appointed ambassadors. This is a loophole that foreign powers are already exploiting.

Ambassadors are the official face of Nigeria abroad. Charg��s d’affaires cannot lobby effectively, negotiate high-level agreements, or fully protect our interests in international forums. Without them, Nigeria loses influence in multilateral bodies, bilateral talks, and regional coalitions.

This gap leaves our diaspora unprotected, undermines visa negotiations and trade facilitation, and creates openings for foreign powers to misrepresent or manipulate Nigeria’s narrative, a vulnerability already evident in the Christian genocide claims that fueled this CPC designation.

Strong statements are commendable in principle, but words without empowered action on the ground leave our country’s interests, narrative, and sovereignty at risk.

The time to fill these ambassadorial posts and assert Nigeria’s voice internationally is now. Our country cannot afford this vulnerability.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

Is that @Abdulrahmanleme ?

[Boss Mustapha Z. @__yellows]

It’s no coincidence that Kaduna has become peaceful now. His Excellency Uba Sani is leveraging all the support he can get from the National Security Adviser. 👏🏽

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

Last month in Hamburg, I was stunned to learn that they’re having protest about the road crossing sign be changed from a male’s picture to a female’s. This is where they are with progress.

[Yusuf Dauran @Usouph]

Sad thing is, deep down whenever we travel abroad, 10mins is enough for us to realize and admit that in 200 years or even more we are too corrupt to reach the level of what they’ve achieved.
We may actually NEVER.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

Just to add to his mischief, that would giver her the ability to marry someone without any speculations. Isn’t that beautiful?

[Emerald 💚 هداية @Mz_Tosyn]

Let me enlighten you, 4 periods is to know if you are pregnant before your husband passed, by the 4th month it will be obvious that you are pregnant so there won’t be speculation that the child isn’t your husband’s.

[Arewa Daddy @ishakaa]

Yan Arewa

Greetings from yours sincerely

Trust you are all coping with the hardship unleashed on Nigerians by the disaster called T-Pain

Please keep receipts,any time they come after you with their Almajiri BS again just flash them this video

It doesn’t matter the State, the tribe, the religion, the dress, the make up, the ambiance or location Almajiri na Almajiri

They don’t know they don’t know……….🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

@Maxajee @gimbakakanda Gimba writes more when he's touched 😂

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

I think not. It’s highly unlikely for Nazir sarkin waka to indulge in that.

[Gimba Kakanda @gimbakakanda]

Uhm, is this a skit?

[Dan Bello @BelloGaladanchi]

Nigeria has finally found its true destiny: not in satellites, not in science, not in industry—but in a big steaming pot of Guinness-certified rice. While other nations are busy cracking nuclear fusion and inventing AI that can write symphonies, our heroes are sweating over bags most likely imported from Thailand and stove made in China, to break the record for “Biggest Cooking of Jellof Rice.”

The government is furious. Not because they hate rice—after all, rice is their official campaign promise and retirement package—but because the cooked rice is being given freely to hungry citizens. And how dare you? How dare you fill the stomachs of the poor when hunger is the government’s number one instrument of policy! If people stop being hungry, who will clap for bags of rice during elections?

Kudos to the 100% Nigerian invented hunger. The crowd cheers as if the discovery of electricity has just happened in Nigeria. “World record!” they scream, as though the rice itself has defeated poverty.

In South Korea, they’re building robots that perform surgery. In Germany, they’re designing cars that drive themselves. In China, they’re building entire cities from scratch in a year. In Nigeria? We are immortalizing the heroic act of “stirring jellof rice.” A nation that cannot produce a single matchstick has just conquered the art of cooking for Guinness glory.

But don’t worry—our leaders will soon arrive, wearing agbadas like parachutes, to cut ribbons, take selfies, and announce that Nigeria is now “a global power in jellof rice cooking.” And the poor, bellies temporarily full, will clap with greasy hands while the government secretly plots the next round of hunger.

Because in Nigeria, science is imported, technology is borrowed, the economy is mortgaged—but hunger? Hunger is the only local content we have perfected

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

@MSIngawa I’d advise you stay at your current job and build a good network since you’ve said it’s a reputable firm. I’ve been there.

[Deeney, MNES @__Deeney]

I’m no politician but anyone who has the chance will do the same. You can also take a look at late president Buhari’s appointment over the years.

[Hon. Red Pen ❗️ @Minikothe3rd]

Tinubu is the most nepotistic President we’ve ever had.

A Thread 🧵

List of Some Key Yoruba Appointees:

Femi Gbajabiamila – Chief of Staff to the President

Bola Ahmed Tinubu – Minister of Petroleum Resources

Adegboyega Oyetola – Minister of Marine and Blue Economy