Bidemi Moses | Voiceover Artist & OAP

Bidemi Moses | Radio, Television & Voiceover Expertise.
Experienced OAP on Guts | Former Broadcaster at KAFTAN TV | Honourable FM | Sobi 101.9 FM

[Bidemi Moses | Voiceover Artist & OAP @bidemimo6]

Lead us not into brokeness
But deliver to us $10Billion.

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The money wey you dey manage, wey you dey withdraw small small
Nah once your next of KIN go withdraw all go lavish.
To ju èmi ẹ!

[Bidemi Moses | Voiceover Artist & OAP @bidemimo6]

The concept of having something to get what you need is no longer funny!
- You need money to find money
- You need working experience to get a job that will give you working experience
- You need light to load light on your meter
- You need data to buy data
Such is our Nigeria.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

Yesterday, my son came back from his WAEC examination, but something was different.

Normally, when he returns from school, there's always something to talk about, how the paper went, which questions were difficult, who forgot their calculator, or even the usual laughter that comes with being a teenager

But yesterday, he was quiet
Too quiet.
As a mother, I immediately knew something was wrong.

I asked him, "How was your Physics paper?"
He looked at me and said, "It wasn't fine."
Ahhh!!I was confused

My son had prepared for this exam. I had watched him stay up late reading. I had seen him sacrifice his playtime, endure power outages, and study under conditions many adults would struggle with.

So I asked again, "What happened?"
The answer shattered me.
"Mummy, the invigilators said we should pay ₦5,000 each or our papers would not get to the marking centre."

For a moment, I thought I heard him wrongly.
"What do you mean?"
He explained that the students were told to contribute money. Their principal reportedly had to beg for the amount to be reduced to ₦3,000. Some students had no money and had to borrow from friends. Others were frightened that refusing to pay would affect their results

Then came the statement that left me speechless:
"They said for Mathematics and English, there will be no negotiation."

I felt sick.
Imagine being a child.
You spend months preparing for one of the most important examinations of your life. You wake up before dawn to read. You attend extra lessons. Your parents struggle to pay school fees and buy textbooks

Then, on the day of the examination, instead of being encouraged to believe in your abilities, you are made to believe that money matters more than preparation

What exactly are we teaching these children?
That hard work is useless?
That success is for sale?
That corruption is the real examination they must pass?
I was furious and asked what the school authorities were doing about it

My son said their proprietor claimed he had already paid over ₦350,000 since the examinations began and could no longer continue carrying the burden alone

And that's when the reality hit me.
This problem is bigger than one student

Bigger than one school
Bigger than one examination centre

We are witnessing the gradual destruction of the values we should be teaching the next generation
We tell our children to study hard
We tell them honesty pays
We tell them integrity matters

But the system keeps showing them the opposite

How do you convince a child that education is the key to success when the adults in charge of education appear to be selling the lock?

How do you tell a student to believe in merit when corruption is staring them in the face inside an examination hall?

Today, my heart aches not only for my son but for every child sitting in those examination rooms.
For the brilliant student whose parents cannot afford extra money

For the honest student who just wants to pass through hard work.

For the child who may eventually conclude that reading is pointless because everything has a price

This is how dreams die
Not always through failure
Sometimes through disappointment
Sometimes through the moment a young person realizes that the adults entrusted with their future are the very ones teaching them that integrity doesn't matter

And perhaps the saddest part is that when I shared this experience, another parent simply shrugged and said:
"That's normal."

Normal?

Since when did exploiting children become normal?
Since when did intimidating students become normal?
Since when did corruption in an examination hall become normal?

If this story is true across many centres, then we should all be worried.
Because the greatest tragedy is not the money being collected.
The greatest tragedy is the message being passed to an entire generation.

A generation that is watching.
A generation that is learning.
A generation that may one day become exactly what we are teaching them to be.

© Madonna Onenu Aniah

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

This Security Control Room wasn’t built by the current administration.

It was initiated and commissioned by Ajimobi as part of Oyo’s security infrastructure.

The real question is: what has happened to this facility since then? Have we improved on it, maintained it, or simply abandoned it while taking credit for what others built?

Oyo people deserve answers, not propaganda.

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@MrCharlesky Interested

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@didem5654 110

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@Kingsholz Hi

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Before you ask anyone to make you happy, do well to ask them if they are happy àbí not.

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@naflasco What I heard was they use it to mark where they stopped, and there is usually a stick that will point to a direction, that is to know the direction they are going,so when they wake up, they face where it pointed too and keep moving.

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This is a serious problem

[Baron Chymaker.𝛑 @chymaker]

There are arguments you won’t believe anymore made or can make in court, let alone a legal practitioner until you read them yourself and ask, if lawyers working for Prosecutorial Agencies in Nigeria are Devil’s incarnate or real human beings who are legally trained🤔

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🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: FIFA has unveiled the new pre-match ceremony format for the World Cup!

Players will no longer line up in two parallel lines before kick-off.

Instead, both teams, including substitutes, will form circles in their own half of the pitch.

The national anthems will then be played while two giant national flags are displayed across each half of the field.

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@simplySalako @iambabtee Which state are you from?
I will love to know this first before I go further with my response.

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@simplySalako @iambabtee And what will the shut down you talk do to bring back those children?

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@TaoFeek182 This is the bridge connecting Arepo and Berger

[BABTEE 💯✌️✌️ @iambabtee]

PRESS STATEMENT

ON THE VISIT TO THE OYO STATE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE REGARDING THE ABDUCTION OF STUDENTS AND TEACHERS IN ORIIRE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

Today, in my capacity as the President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), and in furtherance of our advocacy for the immediate rescue and safe return of the abducted students and teachers from Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, I led a delegation of NANS to the Oyo State Police Headquarters, where we met with the Commissioner of Police, CP Abimbola Ayodeji.

I strongly condemned the heinous abduction of our students and teachers. I stressed that their continued captivity compelled me to temporarily relocate the NANS Headquarters to Oyo State. I briefed the Commissioner of Police that our visit to the state was aimed at engaging the government and security agencies, as well as commiserating with the families of the victims and visiting the affected schools.

I further stated that NANS is an ideology-driven organization with a clear mandate to represent and advance the collective interests of Nigerian students. We are fully aware of the responsibility we shoulder, and we operate with a well-defined modus operandi that is neither impulsive nor unilateral.

Going forward, I commended the efforts and sacrifices of the security operatives while appealing to them to intensify their efforts toward the immediate rescue and safe return of the abducted students and teachers. I also urged them to strengthen security across our campuses and educational institutions.

In my address, I stated:

"We are deeply saddened by this unfortunate incident. However, we cannot afford to allow these terrorists to win. Therefore, this has become a collective struggle for all of us. At the same time, we must not place undue pressure on our security operatives in a manner that would make these criminals believe they have overwhelmed the system. This is not the time for blame-shifting but a time for unity, collaboration, and collective action to bring an end to this tragedy."

In his remarks, the Commissioner of Police acknowledged the current leadership of NANS as truly ideology-driven and noted that we have demonstrated a high level of maturity and responsibility. He stressed that we are at a critical juncture where all stakeholders must support the security agencies to ensure the immediate rescue and safe return of the abducted students and teachers. He further stated that this is not a time to exploit the situation for political gain, emphasizing that journalism and activism serve different purposes.

He assured us of the commitment and ongoing efforts of the security agencies to secure the immediate rescue and safe return of the abducted students and teachers, noting that they share in our pain and grief as parents and citizens.

Furthermore, he assured us that, despite the challenges, the security operatives would do everything within their capacity to ensure that Nigerians are not disappointed.

As President of NANS, I wish to assure Nigerian students that their mandate remains safe in my hands, and I will never compromise on my responsibility to protect and advance their interests.

Viva Aluta!

Thank you.

Yours in solidarity,

Dist. Comr. Akinteye Babatunde Afeez, GCNS
President, National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)

[Bidemi Moses | Voiceover Artist & OAP @bidemimo6]

benefit the country. This formed a major justification behind the 2025 endorsement of Tinubu for another term.

Join the conversation on Guts 104.9FM on Monday, June 1, 2026 by 1pm.

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A recurring theme among APC officials since 2023 has been appeals for patience and understanding from Nigerians over economic reforms. The argument is that painful reforms such as fuel subsidy removal and exchange-rate liberalization are temporary sacrifices that will eventually

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@SirJarus Ijagbo, very close to the Palace

[LEGENDARY J.O.E @LegendaryJoe]

3 TIMES ATIKU LOST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES

1992/93 - In the SDP

Atiku (2,066) was lashed like a bedwetting teenager as he came distant 3rd behind MKO Abiola (3,617) and Baba Gana Kingibe (3,255).

2010/11 - In the PDP

Atiku (805) was again soundly beaten like an apprehended village thief by the then incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan (2,736)

2014/15 - In the APC

Atiku (954) was at this time mercilessly shelled like an untrianed bandit as he came very distant 3rd behind Muhammadu Buhari (3,430) and Rabiu Kwankwaso (974).

However, we must set history upon accurate plains lest we sound no different from the unlettered.

Alhaji has been involved in at least 7 Presidential Primaries and has emerged victories in 4 of those.

2007 - AC

When Asiwaju presented the AC ticket to him unopposed.

2018/19 - PDP

When he (1,532) bested the likes of Tambuwal (693), Saraki (317), and Kwankwaso (158) to emerge the candidate.

2022 - PDP

Atiku (371) through the last minute alliance with Tambuwal managed to best Wike (237) and Saraki (70).

2026 - ADC

And now, in the just concluded primaries against Amaechi and Hayatu-Deen.

3 Primary defeats and 3 Primary victories.

What was responsible for Atiku's defeats in 1992, 2010, and 2014 - and what accounts for every single victory that followed?

Any idea?

Good Afternoon Severally

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@Ibn_Kareem Keep resting in peace