Lateef le Nigérian 𓃵

Life in every breath.

[Lateef le Nigérian 𓃵 @hizzle7]

“There will be a day of Badr for you and a day of Uhud for you. A day for you and a day against you.”

[The Best @TheBestqueenx]

When your government tells you; "we're all in the same boat!"

[Bọrọkini Rogers 🇳🇬 @Femi_OfMainland]

I once asked an Intel officer of the US Army who had worked with some SF guys in the Nigerian Army why it's been so difficult for us to defeat Boko Haram.

He said: “Thanks to poverty, religious fundamentalism and poor education, they can recruit faster than we can kill them”.

[Football Critix @footballcritix]

🗣️ Emmanuel Adebayor: "2010 yılında Togo milli takımı otobüsümüz Angola'da teröristler tarafından yaylım ateşine tutulduğunda koltuğun altına saklandım. Takım arkadaşlarım kanlar içinde yanımda can verdi. Tam 30 dakika boyunca ölümle burun buruna kaldım. Sahaya tekrar çıkabilmem tamamen Tanrı'nın bir mucizesidir."

[Osas @osazenoo]

Here is video proof he said it.

[Gene Grey @EuginhoCortez]

That is why regional partnerships like the one between Buhari and Tinubu work better

Unapologetic Leaders of ethnic and regional strongholds that can work out an alliance are more potent than those who try to be loved by all sides

[shettyyy👽 @tusharrshettyyy]

A relative of mine from to a reasonably prosperous family had started a posh restaurant in Hubli. He invested heavily, borrowed money from friends and relatives, and hoped the business would succeed. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned. Within two years, the restaurant was forced to shut down due to mounting losses. The debts kept piling up. Creditors began demanding repayment. Unable to see a way out, he left home and went underground as circumstances had overwhelmed him immensely. He was recently married then and thought of taking care while taking care of his wife and children should be his first priority. For years, he lived a modest life doing odd jobs, carrying the burden of failure and debt on his shoulders. Those who had lent him money continued to pursue him, and many believed his he might even take his life.
But life had other plans.A few years later, he joined hands with some friends and started a small-scale factory in Pune. This time, the business slowly gained traction. Through hard work, patience, and perseverance, it began generating steady profits. Over the next decade, he repaid every rupee he owed. Not a single commitment was left unfulfilled. Today, he owns a beautiful multi-storey house in one of the posh localities of Vijayanagar, Bengaluru.
Whenever I think about his journey, I am reminded of one simple truth: never make decisions based on temporary problems. Life can be brutally difficult, but it also gives people opportunities to rebuild, recover, and come back stronger. Hold on through the tough times. Your comeback may be closer than you think.

[ol’ stocky ⛳️ @oldstocky]

I can understand why Italians saw this and decided to invent unemployment

[CJ☔️ @samwakinsvv]

Ngl he was minding his business and they turned him into a freedom fighter in under a minute LMFAOO

[B @utdbrxy]

Congrats on living long enough to see another World Cup and RIP to all those we lost along the way

[ESPN Africa @ESPNAfrica]

Somali referee Omar Artan, who was denied entry into the USA ahead of the World Cup, has now been appointed by UEFA to officiate PSG vs. Aston Villa in the Super Cup final.

[Abhishek @vicharabhio]

The calmness of 40 seconds is so scary man, I wish no one loses that one last glimmer of hope in their life.

[Arlo White @arlowhite]

I suspect either a tray table was down, or one of the window blinds was still half open.

[Àró Oloye Lambo ⚡ @aro_tm]

Lagos State government and Mr @tokunbo_wahab do not want us to dump our dirts on the main road, but PSP operators come only when they feel like.
Sometimes once in a month or two

Something has to change

[jonzing. @ehisssss]

if i cut you off, your success later won't make me regret it. win all you want! you're still not someone i want in my life.

[Osas @osazenoo]

Political Positions Held by Henry Seriake Dickson

1998–2000: AD State Chairman
2000–2002: AD National Legal Adviser
2006–2007: Bayelsa Attorney-General/Commissioner for Justice
2007–2012: Member, House of Representatives
2012–2020: Governor of Bayelsa State
2020–Present: Senator representing Bayelsa West
2023–Present: Chairman, Senate Committee on Ecology & Climate Change
2026 - Founder, National Chairman NDC Party

When he says no one is more qualified, he means no one is more qualified.

[Ab. @olaoluwajedalo]

What a joke. Why didn’t you folks ‘make’ your own political party?

[Akin Akinwale @mrlurvy]

Let me summarize.

- Senator Seriake Dickson is my leader
- You fOOlish OBidients met me in NDC
- I am a tested and trusted comms expert
- I stand with everything I said about Obi
- I will not do it again because we are NDC now
- I will continue to be a propagandist.
- Egbon Akin Akinwale is also my leader
- I will do my job with utmost commitment

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[Don’t Boo…Revolt! @BreeNewsome]

I see a white woman harassing a Black man because that’s all this ever amounts to lol 🧐

[DANIEL @DanielWhalee]

Why are you surprised that Dickson is positioning for 2031?
You think every politician is like your leader that cannot see beyond his nose?