@VikyInsights Now that people are extending opportunities to her, some are condemning that too. Why? Isn't that exactly what professional development should look like, make a mistake, learn from it, improve and progress?
@VikyInsights The actual context of the exchange was professional, and it should be a learning opportunity, not an opportunity to condemn a young professional. I see a young professional applying a corporate first-name culture without fully reading the context. She was corrected and moved on.
@NDIUKCommunity Rishi Sunak's father qualified as a doctor in the UK, a reminder that legal migrants should not only be judged by what they bring on arrival, but also by what they can become when given the opportunity to contribute.
@NDIUKCommunity Zia avoided the real question by pointing to his father's status as a qualified doctor. The real issue is whether Britain should continue to provide a fair pathway to settlement for legal migrants who obey the rules, work, contribute and integrate.
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@TheoAbuAgada Apart from zoning, NDC should recognise that the OK ticket carries significant weight and should be treated as a serious strategic consideration that ought to be strengthened through a consensus. Anything less creates uncertainty and weakens strategic alignment.
@DavidHundeyin This 2nd aggression was unjustified. While Israel may have legitimate security concerns after years of direct and proxy hostilities "big brother" with deep geopolitical influence, should be more conscious of joining, particularly when escalation risks destabilising wider regions
@SkySportsNews Rahim Daiz did that on purpose. That was fair play and very courageous of him to the amazment of his manager and team mates. CAF needs to acknowledge his sportsmanship. That outcome restored the dignity and integrity of the tournament.
@NigeriaStories From May 2023 to August 2025, the Tinubu administration has executed about USD 18.1 billion (ββ¦27.5 trillion) in external borrowing β led by the World Bank, Afreximbank, China Exim Bank, and Senate-approved euro/yen/USD facilities. Add $238million - $18.34billion..(ββ¦27.97T)