I’m beginning to realize that Christianity isn’t just about trying harder not to sin, it’s about growing so close to God that the desire for sin starts to fade.🕊️
@jehmyE They could've said no to city. Enzo may be angry and whatever but would have no option but to play. You will also be letting your rivals know they can't toy with you. Next season you let him go. This deal just feels so bad, especially without a replacement in sight
@callmeoscar_1 Seriously, I don't understand what their plan is. This guy is beginning to get back his form, where are they going to get a deputy for Morgan from
Our journey began with the Labour Party. We moved to the coalition party, the ADC, and when the battle with the courts began, we moved to the @NigeriaNDCHQ.
It was here that the OK ticket was sealed.
Let’s be informed.
#NigeriaWillBeOk
A man of God is passionatly seen preaching the gospel to two members in his church .
This is Faith ..One day it will grow to a mega church .
Do not despise the days of little begin .
⁉️ARGUABLY ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT VIDEOS I'VE COME ACROSS IN YEARS.
“Somewhere in Virginia, buried under 300 years of forgotten paperwork, there’s a number that historians do not like to say out loud, 60% - that is the estimated share of Black Americans who carry at least one Igbo ancestor. Not African ancestor, not West African ancestor, one specific people from one specific River Delta in what is now Southeastern Nigeria. And almost nobody’s been told this - not in schools, not textbooks, not even in most family trees.”
I very sincerely think that every African alive should watch this video to the end. History doesn’t hit any closer home than this. TD Jakes, Forest Whitaker, Danny Glover et al got the memo early when they openly made the connection with their Igbo ancestry. For Beyonce Knowles, It wasn’t just art when she featured the Igbo Landing story in her LEMONADE album, specifically the Love Drought track.
I faced fierce resistance from many when I first published my research findings that implied 60-70% of slaves taken from my part of Africa were Igbos, simply because the slavers came to a conclusion that the Igbos were unusually strong and tireless in their duties. Today, the truth is out, because everything hidden shall be exposed.
Now you can understand why the colonials have invested so much into breaking the will of the Igbo people. It's still not broken.
Watch and share widely without prejudice. Knowledge is power.
Nurse Justina Obi Ejelonu.
12 years ago today, Nurse Justina Ejelonu died on the frontline caring for a man with the Ebola virus. Since her death, history has not been kind to her.
No immortalization!
Let's Retweet to celebrate a fallen hero. 🕊️
When our Nollywood legends were young, strong and vibrant. See Nkem Owoh, even Ibu and Uwaezuoke. When Nollywood was giving us interesting movies from Asaba, onitsha and Enugu before Lagos turned everything boobs and nyash.
Concluding part.
.@officialABAT President Tinubu, Terminate the Dodgy £746 Million Ports Deal, Now
By
Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwesili
The failure of the Nigerian government to explore this proven better policy option is sufficient basis to conclude that this deal was actually conceived for the good of Nigeria. The saying that “If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck” comes to mind. This shadowy deal smells like another one of the many opaque, cronyist transactions in which the country takes on the debt and the politically connected take the contracts with citizens, as always, left to pay the bill.
What then must happen?
Two actions are extremely urgent.
One: President Tinubu must terminate this opaque deal. Suspend all drawdowns immediately and return to the National Assembly @nassnigeria with a competitive concession framework for Apapa and Tin Can,
designed by an independent transaction adviser not a politically connected contractor. If the terms cannot withstand public scrutiny, they should not be implemented.
Two: Civil society must file Freedom of Information requests with the Ministry of Finance, NPA, and the Attorney‑General, and simultaneously invoke the UK FOI Act against UKEF to obtain full
documentation of this transaction.
Nigeria desperately needs functional ports. The dysfunction of Apapa and Tin-can Ports has cost the country immeasurably. But legitimate aspirations cannot be condoned as an excuse for illegitimate processes. A port built on undisclosed debt and non-tendered contracts entrenches the
same rotten governance structure that has harmed Nigeria for decades.
The insecurity ravaging the country and the opaque borrowing I am calling out are not separate crises. They stem from the same dangerous culture of reckless abuse of public resources and
contempt for accountability.
Today marks 152 days of silence. The two governments appear to be relying on public fatigue to bury this scandal.
We must refuse to let them succeed with this not just for the sake of this deal, but for the principle that no Nigerian government should borrow in the name of its people and refuse to account for the terms.
To President Tinubu, terminate the dodgy ports deal now.
To my fellow citizens, this deal will worsen Nigeria’s fiscal and economic future. I have spoken. You have a voice. Use it. If not for yourself, at least do it for your children and grandchildren who will spend their working life repaying a debt they never saw, for a deal whose
terms no one would show them.
Use your Voice. ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾
Obiageli “Oby” Ezekwesili is the Chairperson of https://t.co/wGnD2SwK56 - School of Politics, Policy and Governance and
Founder of FixPolitics. She is a former Nigerian Minister of Education and Solid Minerals, former World Bank Vice
President for Africa, and co-founder of Transparency International- TI .
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Fadaransi is covered by the cloak of impunity killing Nigeria, the DSS will ask no questions of him, and the police are done pretending that they have any intention of holding him accountable, but if a young man vulgarly abuse one of the ruiners, our police will become hunters..