@KadunaResident This platform and message tray is not for Agbado miscreants... ๐ Peter Obi all the way and I am yet to see a better candidate irrespective of party divide
@ChinasaNworu This is a very great step to national development. Other states should follow suit for we have imbibed the white man language for too long at the expense of our indigenous dialect
@SimoncoleB@aonanuga1956 He has always been like that...power and wealth or influence bring out the real nature of man. So don't be surprised he has always been an idiot and that is why he could detect an idiot when he sees one
@IkengaImo The president has declared his stand which was even apparent to most Nigerians since the day the crisis started. He has upturned the constitutional principles upon which he made his pronouncements, recklessly arrogating himself powers and has committed an impeachable offence
@bukolasaraki The only difficulties to doing what is right and civil here is that we don't yet have democratic tenets built on strong institutions. We therefore see persons who are bigger than our institutions and you can't set precedent in a weak institution
@EmekaGift100@SaharaReporters What kind of paltry amount is this nah!!!! This amount is damn too peasant for such a high level accusation and undignifying to the his fundamental human right that has now been trashed out and quashed as null and void.
@officialABAT So sad that we have a political leadership of this kind of inept and inadequate nature and colours operating in a space of shameless incompetency
I am delighted by the reports of the listing of 6 Nigerians among the 400 scientists and engineers honored by the outgoing US President Joe Biden with the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), the highest recognition bestowed by the US government for outstanding contributions to science and engineering.
The six Nigerians were Azeez Butali, a Gilbert Lilly-endowed professor at the University of Iowaโs College of Dentistry; Ijeoma Opara, an associate professor of public health at Yale School of Public Health; Oluwatomi Akindele, a postdoctoral researcher at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Eno Ebong, an associate professor of chemical engineering at Northeastern University; Oluwasanmi Koyejo, an assistant professor of computer science at Stanford University; Abidemi Ajiboye, the executive vice chair of the biomedical engineering department at Case Western Reserve University.
I congratulate them for these merit-based awards that bear testament to their hard work and visible contributions to science, engineering, and technology. Their achievements should remind us of the critical need of investing in education, in the nation, as I have always maintained, for our national development. Nigeria is endowed with millions of diversely talented youths whose greatness can only be nurtured by investment in education.
Once again, I congratulate these great men and women for making our nation proud, as we look forward to their contribution to our national development.
A New Nigeria is possible. -PO
@FS_Yusuf_ The only reasonable thing for PDP to do otherwise it is already going into comatose and Atiku contributed to her death. You don't have to allow things play out your way always even at the expense of the public good. They should have pick Obi for the presidency in 2023 election
@VoiceOfTheEast The journalism was apt and the coverage adequate.Eventually something has to be done on that road axis. It is just too tight and inadequate for the people. Hope it is a better plan and a permanent decentralised action for the Ndi Enugu and that adequate compensation is done.
@atiku Does it change anything for us regardless who is around or not. Please go and take over in their absence and give the mantle to PO oops!!! I forgot that my president PO doesn't accept things not honourably deserving.
@PO_GrassRootM Peter Obi won Tinubu and PDP everywhere in the South and not only Rivers State...We are just too dramatic a country where losers of elections are declared winners by one corrupt empire thereby dashing the hopes of millions of Nigeria.