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[Ade @adeSzzn]

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[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

“I have never told you a am an activist”

~ Verydarkman replies young man

[saint jr @Rahmon429790]

I lost her again 🥀😔

[Saint. Jpeg♤☆ @SaintCuz]

Slawn

[Yemi King @TheYemiKing]

A very interesting perspective on Bola Tinubu and Peter Obi

[Olorogun Edesiri E.M🇳🇬🇫🇮 @wholenezer]

For using Urhobo, I owe you at least a million swaguu streams across all platforms..

[Ade @adeSzzn]

Maybe life was never about having it all, but having enough daily bread to keep moving 👾

[AdisaOlashile @adisaolashile]

This is how I photograph people of SE London in 2026, one day these photographs will make sense.

[prayer babarinde @prayer36488]

Hello,
my name is prayer,and I am a visual Artist

[MP𖤐 @MagicalPep]

20 goals in a season from a DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDER is absolutely ridiculous. 😱

[Kwesi @KwesiFCB]

What’s Happening?

😂

[SWAGUU @seyi_vibez]

ILOME 🌺

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

Nigeria Records First Tele-Robotic Surgery As Surgeon in Ogun State Remotely Removes Cancerous Kidney Tumor From Patient In Abuja Using Satellite Internet Service

Nigeria has recorded its first tele-robotic surgery, marking a major milestone in West Africa’s medical sector.

The complex procedure, a robot assisted right radical nephrectomy to remove a cancerous kidney tumour, was performed by Redeemer’s Health Village (RHV) in collaboration with RoboMed Global.

The surgeon, Professor Ekwenna Davis, operated the robotic system in real time from a Toumai console at RHV in Mowe, Ogun State, while the patient was at Nisa Premier Hospital in Abuja, about 500 kilometres away.

The operation, which lasted about three hours, relied on Starlink connectivity, with MTN providing backup to ensure uninterrupted communication between the surgeon and the robotic system.

Davis, Co-founder of RoboMed Global and Professor of Urology and Transplantation, described the procedure as a demonstration of how technology could expand access to specialised medical care in Nigeria.

“The procedure we did was a telesurgery procedure where we were able to operate on a patient in Abuja, 500 kilometres away,” he said.

“This is just the beginning. It is a test, a pilot, of how innovation and technology can really help patients,” Davis added.

He said the development could allow Nigerians to access specialised surgical expertise without travelling abroad and enable Nigerian medical professionals in the diaspora to contribute remotely.

However, Davis noted that connectivity disruptions and weather conditions could pose challenges, stressing the need for reliable infrastructure and adequate safeguards.

RHV board chairman, Dr Kunle Onakoya, also clarified that the robot does not operate independently.

“The robot is still being controlled by a human being, by a very experienced and senior surgeon. It is just that the skills of that surgeon are now being magnified many times over by the robot,” he said.

[Naija Lifestyle @NaijaAesthetics]

Nigeria has so much potential Bro!🤯🇳🇬

[Lisa @lisathebeauty1]

That fake checkup before asking for a favour be pissing me off 😭

[HYPETRIBE @hypetribeng]

ONCE IN A LIFETIME ARTIST! 😮‍💨

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

Oluremi mi, @SenRemiTinubu

Today, I celebrate the woman who has walked beside me with patience, grace and uncommon courage.

Àwọn àgbà sọ pé, “Ìyàwó rere ni adé ọkọ rẹ̀.” A good wife is her husband’s crown. The Book of Proverbs, which you know far better than I do, also speaks eloquently of the worth of a virtuous woman.

You have given these words true meaning in my life. You have stood by my side through every season.

The burdens that were mine to bear often found their way onto your shoulders. The thoughts I could not put into words somehow found their way to you.

In difficult times, when the future was uncertain, you stayed calm beside me and prayed with me.

Through all these years, you have remained the one who truly understands me.

More often than not, you sense when I need counsel before I ask. There have been nights when your presence alone was counsel enough.

I call you my truest friend and confidante because you speak the truth plainly, even on the days I would rather not hear it.

After a demanding day, you wait until we are alone before telling me what I need to hear. I have always cherished you for that honesty.

Our home bears the lasting imprint of your devotion. Our children and grandchildren have grown beneath the shelter of your prayers. They carry your values of faith and kindness wherever life takes them.

Nigerians know you for your compassion, kindness, generosity of spirit and steadfast faith. I have watched you touch lives quietly and consistently, offering hope and support to those in need.

From the New Era Foundation during our years in the saddle in Lagos to the Renewed Hope Initiative today, your care has reached many young boys and girls, widows, elderly citizens, and women farmers across the country.

Those affected by tuberculosis or any disease at all have found in you a compassionate advocate and a determined champion.

I know the prayers you offer for people whose names you may never know. I also know many whom you have helped without ever meeting them. For you, compassion has never recognised the boundaries of tribe, region or religion.

A long journey teaches a man the true value of a good partner. We have travelled a long road together. I think of the difficult decisions we talked through for hours and the sacrifices no one else saw. Laughter and prayer carried us through many of them.

If life returned me to the beginning, I would choose the same road that led me to you. Through every mile, my heart has always remained at home with you.

I thank you for the life we have built and the love that has held it together.

Happy 66th birthday, my darling Oluremi. I pray that God Almighty will grant you many more years in good health and joy.

May the years ahead bring you the same comfort and happiness you have so freely given to me and many others.

With all my love,

Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President, Federal Republic of Nigeria
September 21, 2026

[Berneese @theberneese]

6 points clear

[Daniel Regha @DanielRegha]

In Nigeria politics, you are evil or good depending on the political party you align with, and not really your past acts or present mistakes.

[funny_kante @funny_kante]

Raphinha is better than mbappe in that No 9 position

[𝓑𝓮𝓷𝓳𝓪𝓶𝓲𝓷 @ushie_benjamin]

And y’all still wanna argue with me after hearing THIS? 😭