Bawa Emmanuel G. G.

PhD Student II Electrical Engineer || Author || Volunteer || Growing Researcher || Learner || Trainer

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@oguntuyakitimi Congratulations Dr. Soar higher

[Adetutu Balogun, MBA @Tutsy22]

@whitenigerian @GovWike The fire has reached your side — na everybody go chop breakfast.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

You are a fraud. You've always been one.

You had me blocked for months. I'm surprised why you unblocked me.

What I said to you last year hasn't changed.

All you are is a swinging fairweather pendulum with no creed and no conscience.

An abominable shame. *pours spit.*

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

Akin Tollgate is the first of many.

Even though he's not a new signing. He's just unveiling as starting 11.

A lot of your faves are currently undergoing medicals.

Between now and December, everybody will line up with their team jersey.

You won't be able to hide it anymore.

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@General_Oluchi No be lie

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@mrajiabdulwasiu Thank you for he hint. I will peruse your tweets.

[@mrajiabdulwasiu @mrajiabdulwasiu]

What is that memorable date (s) for you and what happened?

For me, among other days, I can't forget these two:

November 18, 2019: Fully-funded MSc scholarship.
August 13, 2022: Fully-funded PhD scholarship.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

I'm not even an influencer but barely 2 wks ago, I walked away from 7fig on the table from an APC federal bigwig to start driving Tinubu-centred narrations ahead of 2027.

It was a long list of names. Surprised my name was there.

& btw, they've onboarded some of your lovelies.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

Madam Abike, @abikedabiri You can abuse me all you want I don’t care

But pls help bring back these Nigerians in a deportation camp in India

https://t.co/PuR6s7zBrB

I can give you a contact number!

They matter more than I do!

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@mrajiabdulwasiu Dr. Allah bless you. Only if I see this early. I am still learning from your wealth of experience everyday

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

When they run from your questions you are asking the right questions

That’s why the run

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

I will like to thank you all for your messages of support and calls too numerous to respond to.

I am embarrassed and emboldened by your love!

A lot of people ask what is my conviction in fighting for a better Nigeria and I tell them history!

I have read through the times of Pa Michael Imodu and the 1945 strike and I saw the betrayal he faced from fellow Nigerians he fought for.

Some Nigerians and the National Youth Movement sided with the colonial government over Pa.Imodu, the Daily Service, a newspaper wrote a lot of scathing articles against Pa. Imodu, the Nigerian Conservative elite the benefitted from the colonial government sided against the Nigerian workers but Pa .Imodu was dogged! Even the workers he fought for, stood against him and sided with their oppressors, the colonial masters! Like we all know, It takes a trained mind to see oppression, a lot of people side with their own oppressors!

I am not surprised that people support the evil and ills of society because it benefits them. There’s a convenience about not talking when you have a morsel of Eba in your mouth!

For me my convictions are clear, the Love of Country, God and welfare of the left behind are my priorities! For those benefitting from the ruination of Nigeria, we will never agree and we ought not to. My convictions will always be about the betterment of my country, I am human and I don’t see my self as better than Pa.Imodu or any other patriot but I have always argued that my country is worth speaking up for, and I know the forces of special interests is transient. I am happy to be in this moment of history and there is no place I will rather be, than at this inflection point of national consciousness.

I am not here to impress you or agree with you but here to speak to the betterment of a country so blessed but so poor. I am not perfect, I will make my mistakes, I will surprise myself,sometimes otherwise, I will have my ups and downs but I can always assure you that the priority to speak truth to power will be my strength!

I am not oblivious of those that benefit from the ruination of our country, I leave them to their conscience if they have one but for me I will continue to be in the vanguard of helping the poor and amplifying the conversations!

I DEY KAMPE!!!!!

I LOVE YOU!

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

MY VISIT TO PORT HARCOURT

Yesterday, after attending Daily Times at 100th in Abuja, I travelled to Port Harcourt for a rousing reception from our party members, led by our Governorship Candidate in Rivers State, Chief Barr. Dumo Lulu-Briggs. The leadership of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) is to attend the NDC Obi-Talks, a Port Harcourt Town Hall.

The town hall provided an opportunity for an open and engaging conversation with the people. Our questions and answers centered on issues that directly affect the lives of Nigerians, including jobs, healthcare, education, security, and economic opportunity.

I reiterated my commitment to investing in the three critical areas that accelerate the development of every nation: education, healthcare, and pulling our people out of poverty.

We examined the experiences of countries that once faced challenges similar to those confronting Nigeria today, and how competent, purposeful, and compassionate leadership transformed their fortunes.

From Bangladesh and its remarkable progress in rice production, to Indonesia and the growth of its SMEs, and India’s efforts at pulling millions of its citizens out of poverty, the lesson is clear: countries succeed when leadership is competent, accountable, focused, and committed to the welfare of the people.

My greatest elation today came from the renewed commitment I saw among the good people of Rivers State to participate massively in the 2027 elections and, more importantly, to ensure that their votes are counted and the people’s mandate is respected.

Let it be recorded that this time around, the people of Rivers State will vote, and their votes MUST count.

Only leaders who emerge from a free, fair, and credible electoral process can truly be called Excellencies. Rivers State can and should set the pace for excellent, free, fair, and credible elections in 2027.

I sincerely thank our Vice Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Senator Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso; our host and Governorship Candidate in Rivers State, Chief Barr. Dumo Lulu-Briggs; his team; the Rivers State Working Committee of the NDC; the National Working Committee led by our National Chairman, Senator Cleopas Moses Zuwoghe; and all our friends, supporters, and well-wishers who joined us for this important engagement.

Our task is to rescue Nigeria, rebuild our institutions, and restore hope to our people.

A New Nigeria is Possible, and Nigeria will be OK. -PO

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@Ifwal95 Great. Soar higher

[Bawa Emmanuel G. G. @beggjnr]

@UnkleAyo Congratulations Dr

[Esther Umoh @EstherUmoh10]

Apostle Selman’s introduction of Peter Obi in Koinonia Miracle service today.

[Adetutu Balogun, MBA @Tutsy22]

Deji’s stooge is speaking for NDC… you people are not serious!

[@mrajiabdulwasiu @mrajiabdulwasiu]

Are you starting your PhD soon? Read and digest this post.

​Starting a PhD is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel overwhelming. After navigating the highs and lows of research, let me share some practical advice to help you start this journey on the right foot.

A PhD is not just about being smart; it is about staying organized, staying healthy, and staying connected.

​1. Treat it Like a 9-to-5 Job
One of the biggest mistakes new students make is waiting for "inspiration" to strike. Do not treat your PhD like a hobby. Instead, treat it like a professional job. Set a schedule and stick to it. If you show up at your desk every morning and put in the hours, you will make steady progress.

Consistency is much more important than occasional bursts of genius.

​2. Focus on Your Relationship with Your Supervisor.
Your supervisor is the most important person in your academic life. Build a relationship based on clear communication. Do not hide from them if your experiments fail or if you are feeling stuck. It is better to share your struggles early so they can help you find a solution. Send regular updates and be open to their feedback, even when it is hard to hear.

​3. Master Your Technical Tools Early.
Learning technical skills, such as using specialized software or programming languages are a must for you. Do not wait until you are halfway through your program to learn how to manage your data or use a reference manager. Take the time in your first few months to learn the tools of your trade. It will save you hundreds of hours of frustration later on.

​4. Keep a Detailed Lab Notebook.
Whether you work in a lab or a library, document everything. Write down why you made certain decisions and how you performed specific tasks. Your "future self" will thank you when it comes time to write your thesis and you can’t remember what you did two years ago.

​5. Protect Your Mental Health.
A PhD is a marathon, not a sprint. It is very easy to burn out if you do not take breaks. Make sure you have a life outside of your research. Spend time with friends, exercise, and get enough sleep. If you feel like you are struggling, reach out for support. Always remember: you are a human being, first and a researcher, second.

​6. Network and Collaborate
Don’t stay isolated in your office. Talk to other students and attend seminars. Often, the best ideas come from casual conversations over coffee. Building a network will not only help your research but will also open doors for your career after graduation.

​Finally, stay curious and be patient with yourself. There will be tough days, but if you stay organized and keep moving forward, you will succeed.

Good luck on your PhD journey.

[Queen Bee 👑 🐝 @RealQueenBee__]

100 more Flag Boys and Flag Girls will emerge, not just in Abuja but across Nigeria. Are you with me?

In 2027, Nigeria will be OK!