John Sholarin

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with Prosperum Properties Ltd—where integrity, diligence, and your peace of mind come first.💯

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gift of her trust and for the counsel she graciously offers us from time to time.

To Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, this is the kind of trust and transparency we bring to every transaction. If you are looking to invest in property with confidence, we invite you to work

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📌FOR SALE 4 BEDROOM DETACHED DUPLEX + BQ

📌PRICE : 130M (outright)
135M (6 months)

LOCATION: MOWE

FEATUREs:
- Fitted Kitchen with accessories
- Heat Extractor
- See through kitchen
- 6 Toilets
- Spacious rooms
- 5 cars parking space
- Spacious backyard/bac

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

Yesterday, We Saw Nigeria Working As It Should For Anthony Joshua

It took the French police ten minutes to get to the scene of Princess Diana's car crash, though it happened in metropolitan Paris. Please fact-check me.

But it took the Nigerian Police Force less than ten minutes to get to the scene of Anthony Joshua's car accident, though it occurred outside a metropolitan area. Again, please fact-check me.

It took French emergency response crews 101 minutes to get Princess Diana to the hospital, whereas Anthony Joshua was in a hospital within minutes. The total time was approximately thirty minutes.

Just as Anthony Joshua's friends sadly died on the spot, likewise did Dodi Fayed and the driver of the car, Henri Paul, die immediately from the impact of the accident.

The deaths, both in France and Nigeria, did not occur because of any negligence on the part of emergency first responders. They were a direct result of the collision from the accident.

Both crashes were caused by speeding far above the legal speed limit. Bad roads were not a factor at all in either crash.

The stretch of highway on which the Anthony Joshua crash occurred was very motorable and is a credit to Nigeria.

Go back and watch the video. This was a six-lane highway with three lanes on either side, well demarcated, free of potholes, and with lanes clearly delineated.

So, please tell me where Nigeria went wrong, or how we failed Mr Joshua in this sad episode that some unpatriotic citizens are trending things like 'Nigeria happened to Anthony Joshua'.

Did Spain happen to Diogo Jota?
Did Honduras happen to Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes of TLC?
Did America happen to Fast and Furious star, Paul Walker, when he died in a car crash in California?

I understand that, because of the intense negative slant of Nigeria's social media sphere, where it is easier to trend with bad news, a critical mass of our people has a confirmation bias toward negative stories.

However, please take your time to Google how many times the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency has saved the lives of Nigerians in and around the Lagos-Ogun axis.

They even did this as recently as last week.

Whether it is car accidents, building collapses, or fires, LASEMA has repeatedly done Nigeria proud.

When you make a distress call through the 767 and 112 toll-free lines, you can be assured that LASEMA will be there in minutes.

Instead of this Anthony Joshua incident being an example of Nigeria happening to you, yesterday's event was a case of Nigeria working well for Anthony Joshua.

It should not be every time you run to social media to run down your country. Sometimes, instead of emoting, let us be rational people. Be proud of Nigeria and build her up. In so doing, you are actually building yourself.

Reno Omokri

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

The Federal Ministry of Education has now banned schools from admitting students into SS3, saying banning SS3 admissions will curb exam malpractice.

This might be the most unserious education logic Nigeria has produced in years.

So if a child:
– Changes school due to relocation
– Escapes insecurity
– Leaves a bad school
– Gets financial help late
– Returns after illness

Nigeria says: your future is cancelled.

Let’s be clear:
Malpractice is not caused by when a student enters SS3.

Malpractice is caused by:
• Weak supervision
• Corrupt officials
• Underpaid teachers
• Compromised exam centres
• Poor teaching across years

But instead of fixing any of these, Nigeria chose collective punishment of students.

Malpractice thrives because the system is broken.

A broken system doesn’t get fixed by blocking doors, it gets fixed by repairing the engine.

This policy will not stop malpractice.
It will only:
• Push students into desperation
• Create illegal “underground SS3” classes
• Increase racketeering around WAEC/JAMB
• Punish innocent children for adult failure

Every country that reduced exam fraud did it through:
- Better monitoring
- Technology
- Teacher welfare
- Strong sanctions for offenders

Nigeria did none of these. We chose the laziest option which is to punish the students.

This is not reform. This is bureaucratic laziness dressed as policy.

If your solution to malpractice is denying children access to school, then malpractice is not your problem.

Control is.

Reverse this policy now. It’s baseless.

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@RealChiefPriest It is amazing that I got it at my first attempt 😳🕺

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@MTNNG I just sent to your DM

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@MTNNG stop deducting my airtime for MOB sport. You have deducted N100 consecutively for 3-4 days even after I called your call center that I didn't subscribe and was instructed on canceling after your representative apologized. The only services I want from you: call and data.

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@obipalezo @iamAbode She was really stupid for going. I don't know how some people don't take their own safety seriously.

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@NgComCommission @MTNNG @fccpcnigeria @cplawyernig

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@nyong_collins @Jidekuje @lollypeezle Don't forget to add the refineries

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Why are many black South Africans full of hatred, though?

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@ElnorahO49691 @tweetsbyzyl See what many men go through. 😀

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@durolabb2k20 @TweetsByAmaka You're wise.

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@G_Samito @Max_J619 He could have apologised without making that remark about his wife.