Over the past few days, servicemen and women of the Armed Forces have shared what the recent pay increase means for them and their families. I am glad it is making a difference.
This week, the Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy operationalised new formations in Zamfara, Kebbi, Oyo and Osun. Our troops are now closer to vulnerable communities in these areas, strengthening our ability to respond swiftly and decisively when our people are threatened.
We are also fast-tracking the construction of new barracks and depots in Abuja, Ekiti, Ebonyi and Kogi, with Osun already completed. As we demand more from our men and women in uniform, we must do more to support them and their families.
Every deployment is a sacrifice made by a family too.
As our Armed Forces stand watch over Nigeria, my duty as Commander-in-Chief is to ensure they have the resources and support to do their job, and that Nigeria stands firmly behind the families waiting for them at home.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
@NGRPresident@NigeriaGov
Life is short and can be taken in a whim. Still hopeful.
Only those whose life has been pre planned resonates better with 'living for a better tomorrow' the future is within their grasp.
Remember, change is constant. Time, generations, and events change our perspective of how the world works. Perhaps, in a sense, we have achieved a form of continuity through procreation—or perhaps through reincarnation-if such a thing exists.
I came across this video online about four years ago on YT. At the time, I could not fully grasp the entirety of what it meant. But the thought of it struck me a few days ago in relation to current events and the way the world seems to function.
If I were to start a private school, it would be a boys-only institution.
All teachers would be male. Most would come from military backgrounds, with preference given to those with special forces experience.
The structure would prioritize physical and practical development.
Each morning would begin with physical training. Boxing. Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Obstacle courses. Firearms training.
There would also be a strong emphasis on building. Shop classes. Hands-on work. The ability to construct something real.
Even for someone who becomes an IT engineer, knowing how to build a chair matters. Real-world construction develops thinking. It trains problem-solving in a way abstract learning does not.
Academic instruction would be concentrated.
No more than three hours per day at a desk. That is sufficient to meet curriculum requirements and maintain academic competence.
The rest of the day would be spent developing strength, discipline, and practical skill.
There's an old idea that says a man is tested three times before he earns anything worth having. The first test takes what he loves. The second test takes his confidence. The third test makes him wait with no proof that it's coming. Most men fail the third one. Not because they're weak. Because patience with no guarantee is the hardest thing a human being can do. If you're in the waiting room right now, don't move. Don't panic. Just hold.
The activism you find on social media is largely performative.
People do not care about moral consistency; they care more about sentiment and bias.
They do not care about victims; they care about advancing their gender politics.
Take them seriously at your own risk.��️
This is the guy and some of his videos. See how guys with hard faces are smiling sheepishly 🤣
We are all humans after all. Nah condition make crayfish bend.
Can things like this go viral? IDK
If you come across this retweet, not for me. but for someone who might be confused on their path to success. 🤲���� I love you guys
I know it's a big news day, but incase you missed it, a group of AI's have started their own social media website and made it end to end encrypted so humans aren't allowed to read what they're saying about us. seems bad