Harmyn

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[Saad Tariq 🇦🇷🇪🇸 @SaadTariq1995]

Me:

If Argentina wins If Spain wins
World Cup World Cup

[DJ SANTI @iam_djsanti]

Now that Twitter is back to being Twitter, let's get back to posting. 🎧✨

[Nïso @oluwamartins24]

Those of Una weh add France flag after R16 no comot am o 😂

[Harmyn @harmyn_]

@Lekzy_r E sweet me baje.. na make Argentina finish the job tomorrow 😂

[Ruqayyah Omo Iya Tisa @RuqayyahAnuolu1]

Please, Check Your BP Today. Whether Young or Old.

Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.

Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.

Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.

Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.

Check Your BP Today, Whether Young or Old.

[Lekzy Red @Lekzy_r]

“Mbappe has a better would cup legacy than Messi”
Iya yin ma sonu ni😂😂!!

[Yolo😎 @dimejiiaip]

Back like we never left..
Work in progress
#letsbuildtogether #construction #Building

[CactusJack🌵🇸🇳 @femi__d]

The way I’m very okay with not linking.
We fit talk for 5 years, make I no see you physically.

[Victor Boniface @boniface_jrn]

No rich papa and no rich mama
Sometimes I wonder why I come this life
May be na me God send to make things right
For my family with my melody
I can hear them screaming my name

[Vampz @Hybrid_Ola]

Yorubas will never train their kids to h@te another tribe !!

Never !!! Y’all stay away with your insecurities

Yoruba is not the only tribe in Nigeria
Pick a struggle !

[POOJA!!! @PoojaMedia]

On this app, surpress the urge to post very private things/issues on this app.

Many people don't really care on this app, they are just waiting to use to farm or its another topic for them.

If it's not extremely necessary, don't share your personal stuff here.

Ire o

[Lola Okunrin @lollypeezle]

If a danfo driver enter this setting, he will behave exactly like them. Our problem here is lack of consequences.

[Harmyn @harmyn_]

@Taze_elpatron You are skipping too many classes that's why😂😂

[JADON @whopls_]

I'd ghost you.
Regret it later.
Think about you.
But will never reach out to you again.

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

Ogun’s 28km Coastal Highway Stretch Ready This Year as Deep Sea Port Gets Major Boost

Ogun State Governor, Prince @DapoAbiodunCON , has announced that the 28km stretch of the Federal Government’s 700km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway traversing Ogun State will be completed before the end of 2026, saying the landmark project has given a major boost to the proposed Ogun Deep Sea Port and other strategic investments along the state’s coastline.

He disclosed that he had received fresh assurances from officials handling the project that the 28-kilometre Ogun section of the highway would be completed before the end of the year.

The governor, who spoke while commissioning the reconstructed Gao-Ibiade Road in Ogun Waterside LGA, said the coastal highway would unlock the economic potential of Ogun Waterside by providing the critical infrastructure required to drive industrialisation, maritime development and large-scale investments.

Abiodun commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for initiating the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, describing it as a bold and visionary national infrastructure project that would not only open up enormous economic opportunities for Ogun State but also stimulate trade, investment, tourism and regional connectivity across Nigeria.

The governor explained that his administration deliberately worked to secure an alignment that would support the proposed Ogun Deep Sea Port, ensuring that the highway runs between three and five kilometres from the state’s coastline.

According to him, the absence of an efficient evacuation corridor had remained the biggest obstacle to the development of the Deep Sea Port, as the only access route in the past was the Sagamu-Benin Expressway, located about 35 kilometres from the coast.

“Today, with the coastal road coming just a few kilometres from the coastline, everybody now wants to build a port in Ogun Waterside,” he said.

Abiodun noted that the improved road connectivity has renewed investor confidence in the coastal corridor, making Ogun Waterside an attractive destination for major maritime and industrial projects.

He further disclosed that discussions with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) have advanced plans to revive the long-abandoned Olokola Liquefied Natural Gas (OKLNG) project, while the corporation has intensified oil exploration activities to establish commercial reserves in the area.

According to the governor, the convergence of the coastal highway, the proposed Deep Sea Port, oil exploration and the revived OKLNG project will transform Ogun Waterside into one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing economic corridors, creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs while boosting the state’s revenue base.

“The Ogun State Deep Sea Port will become a reality in Ogun Waterside. That Deep Sea Port will be the best in Sub-Saharan Africa. There will be no port like it anywhere in Nigeria,” the governor assured.

He also revealed plans to establish a naval base and dockyard within the proposed port complex to strengthen maritime security and support commercial shipping activities.

Reflecting on the history of Ogun Waterside, Abiodun lamented decades of neglect despite its enormous economic potential, recalling that when he first visited the area in the 1990s, it lacked motorable roads, reliable telecommunications and other basic infrastructure.

He said his administration is determined to reverse that narrative through sustained investments in roads and critical infrastructure to prepare the local government for what he described as an imminent socio-economic transformation.

As part of the infrastructure drive, the governor announced that the reconstruction of the J4-Gao Road would commence soon, while the remaining section linking the route to Abigi, the local government headquarters, would also be rehabilitated.

[Harmyn @harmyn_]

Na embassy dem dey call am now 😂😂

[wande @blaccmajek]

Embassy funny nowadays, you go apply for Canada Visa, pay the visa fee, but na Scotland Visa go dey when you open passport 🤣

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

Thank you very much for this. Now let's look into how people who are not Nigerian citizens can easily get these numbers because many of the NIMC agents only care about bribes not national security.