Good morning everyone in @NIUKCommunity
I have been battling cancer for awhile now and please I need your support
We have been looking for what we is called an integrative oncology hospital
Because nhs has always been promising only to control the cancer (1/5)
Good morning @faan_md Why do we have this exploitation in place? Why would you impose a single ride hailing system on citizens of this nation without giving room to competition thereby increasing our hardship? @fccpcnigeria please look into this urgently!
In a Diabetic Clinic
DOCTOR: Ah ah? Sir, your blood sugar is very high. Are you not taking your medication?
PATIENT: No, Doc. I stopped it.
DOCTOR: Why did you stop it?
PATIENT: I saw this supplement in the market. They said it cures diabetes. The drug you prescribed only controls sugar, it doesn't cure it.
DOCTOR: So if you're not taking my prescription, why did you come to see me?
PATIENT: I came to take permission. I want to supply the drug to your clinic, sir.
Lmao 🤣 this is so relatable because I know the Austin guy and he arrested my friend and I. The same bail modus operandi: they met 6k on us (money for turkey and pepper o to cook in Shodeinde hostel for like 10 students), took 5k from us and we were left with 1k for transport
UK in the morning, UK at noon, UK in the evening. People have been travelling even before the formation of Nigeria, but our people won’t let us rest for over 5 years now because they are now in the UK. You guys should wrap it up already as it’s now very disgusting and irritating.
Context is key my Distinguished brother.
Since I don’t appreciate cyberbullying of any kind and I wish this had been handled better by all concerned, one thing is pertinent here.
My Sister Simi’s statement was triggered by a trending matter about an alleged rape. Ordinarily, there wasn’t any basis for anyone to counter any categorical statement or admonition about ending rape culture. Some of us dedicated our lives to this cause until it was weaponized by certain groups as a means to hack down targeted prominent individuals unjustifiably years before now. But I digress…
A counter came in the context of the case in point (what about false accusers?) subtly cautioning her about over generalization and admonishing restraint pending the revelation of the facts on the trending matter but this was lost in communication and she retorted doubling down on her focus and eventually quoted a post with “Stfu.”
Unfortunately, the matter unraveled and it turned out that the lady in the trending matter actually fabricated the story and none of the allegations were true (as per sources). There was another related matter around the event at a university, which also turned out to be another false accusation, though followed by a confession (which is currently receiving legal attention).
This could have ended here if the context was understood but it got exacerbated by sundry piling and the thirst for ‘blood’ understandably because of the celebrity involvement, prevailing toxic men Vs Women debacle and the monetization implications on protracted online conflicts. It got worse with the revelation of Simi’s past posts which some took seriously because of a precedent (see Ezra’s case as weaponized by feminists).
So you can see the complexity of the matter as it degenerates further. Òrò pèlé, óun y’öbì ní àpò. This shouldn’t have gone this far and I plead that we allow peace to reign without further finger-pointing. She was triggered by a subject she is passionate about at a time when false accusations were being clamped down upon ‘glocally’ thereby finding herself in people’s crosshairs while some drag her husband into the mix.
I must reiterate that it is not in her character to be condescending to the best of my knowledge from our past engagements and she had on occasions apologized for things she wasn’t even guilty of. So this has nothing to do with pride or ego. She will go to any length to be kind to people and definitely her fans.
Celebrities are humans, infallible, full of frailties, and when they do err, we must kindly find it in our hearts to forgive them. A lot was happening and many things got lost in communication.
Ę má bínú o. 🙏🏼
NOT supporting his attitude in our last game, but THAT KIND OF SELFLESS PASS by Osimhen ( to Akor Adams ) is EXACTLY WHAT HE WAS TELLING the others to give to him.
Great Play by Osimhen and very importantly, KUDOS to Adams for being clinical this time.
#ALGNGA
Over the past week, my focus has been firmly on the safety and stability of our people. It has been an intense and deliberate period of collaboration with security agencies, colleague governors and key traditional rulers across the Southern part of the country.
It began with my meeting with heads of security agencies in Ekiti, which I convened to strengthen surveillance, deepen intelligence gathering and scale up our security architecture in response to developments around the country. That engagement provided clear direction and renewed coordination among the agencies, and it reinforced our shared resolve to keep Ekiti safe.
Soon after, I joined my brother governors from the Southwest in Ibadan for a regional security review. We examined the wider implications of current threats, aligned our strategies and agreed on collective measures to secure our six states. The unity of purpose within the Southwest remains strong, and our discussions reflected our commitment to protecting our people, our economy and our shared future.
Towards the end of the week, I joined my brother governors from the entire southern region, together with the Southern Nigeria Traditional Rulers Council, at a joint meeting hosted by Governor Dapo Abiodun in Iperu Remo. This forum gave us the opportunity to build on earlier engagements by broadening coordination, strengthening institutional partnerships and ensuring that our region speaks with one voice on security, governance and development.
Across these engagements, the message has been consistent. We are united, vigilant and fully committed to safeguarding our people. I remain grateful to my brother governors, our royal fathers and our security agencies for their professionalism, dedication and patriotism.
We will continue to work together, without slowing down, until our communities feel even safer and our region becomes a model of peace and stability. Everything we do is for the wellbeing of our people.