Idris

L’état c’est moi.

[Elnathan John @elnathan_john]

Roasting corn and kuli-kuli as hope renewed. Where drones are changing warfare. Where women are leading regional politics driving change. In world where we are talking about how AI is changing industry. These people despise Nigerians. I am just thinking of the wife of the German Chancellor saying they have provided grants for women to start selling schnitzel and currywurst as part of the Chancellor's agenda of renewed hope.

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@aoidowu1309 @NigAffairs How would they do that?

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@Engreboi @Tope_soft No way! 😂

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@seraphtheoracle 😂😂😂

[The Nigerian Thinker @TheNGThinker]

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[Nifemi Oguntoye🇳🇬 @nifemioguntoye]

“Susan Rice and Al-Mustapha Got It Wrong” -Fmr DSS Assistant Director, Dennis Amachree reveals his account of how General Sani Abacha really died.

In one of the most revealing editions of #BeyondTheHeadlines, I sat down with the former DSS chief to discuss some of the best kept secrets in the DSS from most his new book, DSS @ 40: My Journey Behind the Shield.

From Abacha’s death to the Isa Pantami controversy, kidnapping as a criminal industry, political interference in intelligence, and untold stories from 35 years inside Nigeria’s intelligence community, this is a conversation packed with rare insights and remarkable revelations.

[Papii🥤 @ammalusty]

formal apology to my parents for my behavior during the 2008 recession. if someone asked me to buy them a nintendo ds and an annual roblox membership rn i'd actually blow up

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@NationalGridNg Why cap it at 1.5 MW? Wouldn’t self-generating setups at higher capacities be better positioned to sell their excess generation to the grid?

[Klaas @forgebitz]

remember scrum masters?

wild times

[Yomi Kazeem @TheYomiKazeem]

This stat is making the rounds but missing the obvious, key context:

Wenger was one man down and was forced to play like this.

Arteta CHOSE to play like this with his full team.

[Idris @idriis_ab]

😂😂😂

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

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[Ousmane Sonko @SonkoOfficiel]

Alhamdoulillah. Ce soir je dormirai le cœur léger à la cité Keur Gorgui.

[MUHAMMAD ONYANGO @Moha001_Onyango]

Senegal is becoming a perfect case study of what happens when revolutionary politics finally meets the realities of governing.

It’s easy to unite people against a system.
It’s much harder to run the economy, negotiate debt, satisfy voters and still maintain the purity of the movement.

A lot of liberation-style movements in Africa struggle once they transition from opposition to government because charisma and slogans eventually collide with budgets, IMF pressure and state institutions.

That’s exactly what we’re watching in Senegal right now.

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@CesarAzpi @Osasuna @OM_Officiel @ChelseaFC @Atleti @SevillaFC @SEFutbol @ChampionsLeague @EuropaLeague @fifaworldcup_es O Captain, my Captain.

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@olusola_vic @Just_Torpeh @ManLikeIcey @alhajimobola2 Real Lol 😂

[Eniola | Markets • Football • Politics @EniolaStocks]

I cannot be swayed by share price manipulation called Fundamentals sha. I was there when Erastus Akingbola and Pastor Obieri were manipulating Intercontinental Bank share price; when Cecilia Ibru was using Oceanic bank money to build bank branches in her name and leasing the building back to the bank. When Ote$ and Dangote as Chairman of the Bourse fought dirty with AP share price manipulation where a share that didn't worth more than N32 was sold for N230... Cadbury Finacial statement manipulation and so on..

I was there when Sterling Registrar was at Knight Frank Building, Ajele.. I worked with late Bablo (sterling Registrar) during Japaul public offering...

I was there at Afribank Registrar during this fraud packaged by OBJ 🤣🤣👌 (Kehinde Ogundimu: head of new issue)

Shey make I go on ni?

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@onwe_tc @UgwunnaEjikem ‘fighting for Africa’s liberation’ 😂😂

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@bin_gbada The electricity sector has a liquidity problem mostly because current tariffs do not reflect true cost of generation. Majority will oppose a blanket hike so higher volume users pay more. It’s not perfect but until the liquidity problem is solved, no real progress can be made.

[603° @demetrius3244]

This adc no fit work, na waste of everybody time

[Idris @idriis_ab]

@MannyUwak Man, you did. It’ll be crazy if they go on to bottle it again o.

[Idris @idriis_ab]

Lmaoo they are gonna blow the league again