Adebo Jamiu

Deaf Advocate | Content Creator | Storyteller 🎬
TEF 2023 • FLMI 2024
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[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@adeosunm It's fake

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@instablog9ja Congratulations 🎊

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@Nairametrics That is better! I don't like the attitude of some Okada and keke riders due to illiterate and ignorance

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

I don't understand why some of yoruba supports this? Is this idea good? Is this even her own money?

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

The value of money depends on where you stand in life.

To some, ₦50,000 is just enough for airtime and data. To others, it’s the capital they need to start a small business.

To some, ₦1 million is weekend enjoyment; to others, it’s a life-changing opportunity.

That’s why when you hear that ₦50,000 grants were given to 50 people, your reaction may depend on your perspective.

If ₦50,000 seems insignificant to you, you may dismiss it. But for someone struggling to raise startup capital, it can be the beginning of financial independence.

Every successful business starts small. Many thriving entrepreneurs began with roadside businesses selling akara, puff-puff, or other everyday products. Honest work, no matter how modest it appears, can build wealth over time.

This is why some people have defended Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu’s comments about empowering women through small-scale businesses like frying akara or producing kulikuli. While others criticize the idea, many beneficiaries appreciate the opportunity because it provides a practical source of income.

Not every empowerment initiative has to fund a telecom company. Sometimes, meaningful change starts with helping people build sustainable livelihoods from where they are.

Never underestimate small beginnings, and don’t judge people’s success by their appearance. Some people in simple clothes and humble businesses own homes and live comfortably. Perspective matters.

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@MujaheedNafiui If he had invested in Apple, Microsoft, or global giants with just $720m, He would have over $400b by now

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@piggyvest I've been trying to withdraw, but my "Manage Devices" page shows "No Linked Devices," and there's NO option to approve my phone. I've emailed, but there has been no resolution yet. Please manually whitelist my device so I can access my funds.

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@TomolaGroup Wow! Thank you for the breakdown oga

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@luksidee @NigeriaStories They have email, but employees refused to open an account with official emails. I have my official email

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

Mumu once, mumu always.

The goal should be to wipe out all bandit networks, not just those linked to one particular victim. Every Nigerian life matters.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

In direct response to the abduction and death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar, the Defence Headquarters Joint Task Force North West has commenced a fresh major offensive named Operation Clean Sweep III across Matazu Local Government Area and neighbouring communities in Katsina State. The operation, which kicked off on Sunday, June 14, 2026, aims to hunt down and eliminate the bandits responsible for the retired general’s kidnap and subsequent death in captivity, while dismantling their operational networks in the region.

In a statement issued on Monday by Lt. Col. Aliyu Danja, Media Information Officer of the JTF North West under Operation Fansan Yamma, troops have already carried out intensive fighting patrols, intelligence-driven raids, cordon-and-search operations, and clearance exercises in identified criminal hideouts.

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@BashirAhmaad Mumu once, mumu always.

The goal should be to wipe out all bandit networks, not just those linked to one particular victim. Every Nigerian life matters.

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@instablog9ja Kemi is right about that. No electricity since independence despite Nigeria has natural resources? It's impossible

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@ishaqsamaila5 Even cattle rearers wandering around houses and streets doesn’t make any sense. Go to developed countries and see if they still do things the way we do here. What the late Buhari did makes no sense at all.

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@MasterBolaji @OPay_NG Unbelievable! In my Gtbank, take a loan of 700k for 12 months, interest is just 140k something

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@AdegbiteAzeez4 @thecompasshub Impossible!

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@FrancisNwaze1 No wonder minister of work is more important than senator 🙄

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@PreFavInsight @Her_Nonymous_D @KAHALA123Y @mrkingsley1987 You are right!

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@PoliceNG Well done! You did well professionally

Please do save those ordinary people who are in kidnappers in the forest 🙏

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

I love it. It gives me joy like they wish they were d@@d!

[𝐀𝐁𝐔𝐉𝐀 𝐐𝐔𝐄𝐄𝐍 👑 @AbujaxQueen]

Seeing this now, give me joy at least for the day.
Another Captured terr0rist supplier seen being “critically appraised” by Nigerian forces by his terrific contributions to the spread of terrorism in Northern Nigeria.

[Imaginary Governor® @Tutarhymes11]

@Dr_Afo I don’t understand why kidnapping hasn’t been made a “Capital Punishment” by the Senate. wtf do they even discuss in that senate?

[Adebo Jamiu @adebo2022]

@Officially_Kriz Yes, it is all about ownership and control. I learned a lot from you. Thank you, boss