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S I A.....Security Industry Authority Operative.

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@Nimisioluwa She was into drugs and the drug nearly make her mad, so the family decided to be beaten her up to correct her

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@honest30bgfan_ That’s why a lot of people are poor in Nigeria, without doing any job someone just gave you 1m Naira

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@KaptainJeff A lady said to me she will not accept any ring that’s below 2m naira and I said to myself I will never marry you by the grace of God

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If you’re a Messi Fan please show yourself

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@yabaleftonline No wahala I go use am turn Eba

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@official_Gegeh Geh Geh is a comedian but when you watch him you will no he has experience, most times a road side mechanic are always better than those who read engendering, Geh Geh sense person many way Dey claim say Una get master

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@aime_mwizaa Someone that has already chosen you over herself by pointing at you

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Here we go

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@IgumaScott Bro go and make your findings well, the federal govt and local govts aren’t to be blamed in any of this, the states govt should be the ones we should hold accountable, they refused to let the federal govts do their job and refused to let the local govt do their job as well

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@ballondor Barcelona to the world

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@JoyisBackAgain Which kind eye surgery be 79M na angel want do the surgery?

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@thebigdammy Cow with Toto

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Happy birthday

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Chimamanda: Celebrating a Literary Amazon

Today, I gladly join the global community of letters and all people of goodwill in wishing my beloved sister, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a very happy birthday. Her life and work remind us that when nurtured with discipline and vision, talent becomes a light for the individual and all of society.

Chimamanda has blossomed into a true literary giant, whose writings enrich global literature while uplifting humanity. She has used her extraordinary gift to tell our stories with dignity and raise new generations of storytellers. Through her writings and literary workshops, she continues to shape young minds, encouraging them to dream boldly, think critically, and wield words as instruments of truth and transformation.

Her greatness is measured not merely by international acclaim, but also by the way she honours her roots. I was especially moved when she returned to her alma mater and reconnected with her teachers, even from her primary school days. In that simple yet profound act, she reminded us all that the journey forward is strongest when anchored in gratitude to the past—when we acknowledge those who shaped us and draw strength from the foundations that nurtured us.

On this special day, I celebrate her not only as my sister but also as a beacon of inspiration to millions. May God continue to strengthen her, bless her in the years ahead with wisdom and joy, and make her light shine even brighter for Nigeria and the world. -PO

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Chimamanda: Celebrating a Literary Amazon

Today, I gladly join the global community of letters and all people of goodwill in wishing my beloved sister, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a very happy birthday. Her life and work remind us that when nurtured with discipline and vision, talent becomes a light for the individual and all of society.

Chimamanda has blossomed into a true literary giant, whose writings enrich global literature while uplifting humanity. She has used her extraordinary gift to tell our stories with dignity and raise new generations of storytellers. Through her writings and literary workshops, she continues to shape young minds, encouraging them to dream boldly, think critically, and wield words as instruments of truth and transformation.

Her greatness is measured not merely by international acclaim, but also by the way she honours her roots. I was especially moved when she returned to her alma mater and reconnected with her teachers, even from her primary school days. In that simple yet profound act, she reminded us all that the journey forward is strongest when anchored in gratitude to the past—when we acknowledge those who shaped us and draw strength from the foundations that nurtured us.

On this special day, I celebrate her not only as my sister but also as a beacon of inspiration to millions. May God continue to strengthen her, bless her in the years ahead with wisdom and joy, and make her light shine even brighter for Nigeria and the world. -PO

[khalid bally @bally163]

@abdullahayofel My D.P is what Nigerians needs right now

[Obidient Premier👑 🦅 @ObidientPremier]

Supply materials or products to this government and get paid when fowl grow teeth. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[khalid bally @bally163]

I regret not supporting you in the last election

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The Future We Must Invest In: Nadis’s and Others

I warmly congratulate Miss Nafisa Abdullah Aminu, the exceptional 17-year-old student from Yobe State, on her outstanding achievement at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals in London. Her emergence as the top English language performer globally, outshining over 20,000 participants from 69 countries, is not only a personal triumph but a moment of great national pride. Nafisa’s brilliance, nurtured through discipline, family support, and quality education at Nigerian Tulip International College, has proven once again that Nigerian youths can excel on the world stage when given the opportunity.

This remarkable feat calls for meaningful recognition. I strongly urge the Federal Government to honour Nafisa and all other students who recently brought academic honour to the country. A fully funded scholarship would not only reward her excellence but also inspire other students across the country to pursue education with passion and purpose.

Education remains the most powerful investment we can make in the future of our country. Let us, as a nation, demonstrate that academic excellence is a national value. I encourage the government to formally receive Nafisa and her teacher at the presidency as a symbol of our collective commitment to education. Recognising and supporting achievers like her is how we build a nation where merit is honoured and greatness is nurtured. -PO

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The Future We Must Invest In: Nadis’s and Others

I warmly congratulate Miss Nafisa Abdullah Aminu, the exceptional 17-year-old student from Yobe State, on her outstanding achievement at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals in London. Her emergence as the top English language performer globally, outshining over 20,000 participants from 69 countries, is not only a personal triumph but a moment of great national pride. Nafisa’s brilliance, nurtured through discipline, family support, and quality education at Nigerian Tulip International College, has proven once again that Nigerian youths can excel on the world stage when given the opportunity.

This remarkable feat calls for meaningful recognition. I strongly urge the Federal Government to honour Nafisa and all other students who recently brought academic honour to the country. A fully funded scholarship would not only reward her excellence but also inspire other students across the country to pursue education with passion and purpose.

Education remains the most powerful investment we can make in the future of our country. Let us, as a nation, demonstrate that academic excellence is a national value. I encourage the government to formally receive Nafisa and her teacher at the presidency as a symbol of our collective commitment to education. Recognising and supporting achievers like her is how we build a nation where merit is honoured and greatness is nurtured. -PO

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