“From my first day of presiding over EDHA Plenary as Speaker, I decided to unveil a legislative module that integrates accountability, transparency, synergy, and social inclusion...” Rt. Hon. (Amb) Marcus Onobun, Speaker, EDHA.
One day at a time, sweet Jesus!
That's all I'm asking of You.
Just give me the strength,
To do everyday, what I have to do.
Yesterday's gone, sweet Jesus!
And tomorrow may never be mine.
Lord help me today, show me the way,
One day at a time.
At this moment, I am inclined to call on Nigerian youths to come out in large numbers to show interest in taking the reins of power from the older generation of politicians who have over the years dominated the political space.
#Nigeriayouth
The easiest way to get affordable food is to grow it yourself.
You are willing to buy Kayan mata for 400,000 but a crate of egg 🥚 must remain N1,000 because farmers are your slave?
Please don’t annoy me.
Journalists, activists, lawyers and everyone else working in the public interest should not have to deal with a distraction like this, but none of us must give up on the Nigerian dream.
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Special thanks to my colleagues at @fijnigeria, lawyers, ex-bosses, the media houses who published stories, and everyone who tweeted, ‘Facebooked’, texted and made phone calls to press for my release from detention.
I am out.
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Title: Jesus saves, heals and delivers.
Come with your sins and burdens.
Confess and drop them before the cross.
Believe you are forgiven.
And yes, you are transformed!
#TodaysTonic#PastorKumuyiSaid
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Join me tomorrow for an enriching worship service with God. It will be a great time to learn about the secret place of our Jehovah. Regardless of the happenings around you, the Lord will be your fortress!
You can follow the service on this platform from 8am tomorrow.
We are deeply concerned by the blocking of Twitter in Nigeria. Access to the free and #OpenInternet is an essential human right in modern society.
We will work to restore access for all those in Nigeria who rely on Twitter to communicate and connect with the world. #KeepitOn
2. Russia, France, USA, UK, Germany, much of the world, had Revolutions at some point. In times like this, “civil disobedience” is not a crime
Governments derive its powers from the people. Their authority is what the people say it is. So shall we take a FINAL STAND? #TwitterBan
1. ISPs: MTN, Airtel, GLO, 9mobile can blacklist your VPN IP addresses. So VPNs, VPS, RDPs, Proxies & Socks, shouldn’t be our final solution.
Nigerians are the most patient people on earth. But should we keep giving these men power over our lives, & our civic space. #TwitterBan