This is the moment that made many people laugh and shed tears during Mr Peter Obi’s interview with Chude. I never knew Peter Obi is this comic. Let’s be honest here on X, did you really laugh when you watched the video? Type your answer at the comment section
Today, on my final day as Director of National Intelligence, I’m releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Dr. Fauci provided millions in US taxpayer dollars to fund dangerous gain-of-function research at the Wuhan lab, worked with politicized elements within the Intelligence Community to suppress the truth about his actions and hide the virus’ lab-leak origins, and lied to Congress while under oath in 2024. It’s time you know the truth.
https://t.co/3YJSstB7d4
The documentary that has had the very worst people on the entire continent of Africa hollering like dogs since the trailer came out 2 weeks ago.
Available here in full:
“Why don’t you start one?” a moderator asked President Bola Tinubu at the Africa CEO Forum Annual Summit in Kigali, Rwanda, after the Nigerian leader questioned why Africa still lacks a unified continental commodity exchange platform.
Tinubu had argued that despite Africa’s vast commodity wealth, many African countries still route internal trade through external global markets instead of trading directly with one another.
The moderator noted that Nigeria, alongside South Africa, has the scale, population, and financial infrastructure needed to help anchor a continental exchange platform capable of transforming intra-African trade.
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This video is credited to @africaceoforum_acf
There are those who try and fail and those who never tried at all.
Here’s the truth: failure is not the opposite of success. It’s part of it. YOU CANNOT WIN AT A GAME YOU NEVER PLAYED.
So be the one who tries. Who stumbles. Who learns. Because even if you fail, you’re already ahead of the person who never had the guts to begin.
Happy weekend ☀️
Peak Milk from their home country, Netherlands, contains no Fluoride.
Peak Milk made in Nigeria contains Fluoride.
Bill the Grim Reaper donated 5m to Peak Milk in Nigeria and a strange chemical enters their milk composition in Nigeria.
Help it make sense.
I'd like to introduce Nigerians to a few individuals who have been advocating for GMOs strongly in Nigeria.
It's important we know our 'HEROES' in this country. Many times, we lambast the President or other popular politicians like state governors, or ministers, but we hardly bring out the legs of civil servants who outperform politicians in 'amazing works'.
Here's a roll call:
1. Dr. Rose Gidado @roxydado is the link between Bill Gates Foundation, OFAB and the major international agencies funding GMO adoption in Nigeria. She is a Federal Government Staff, but also is the Country Director of OFAB, a Pro GMO continent-wide project to promote GMOs across the continent.
She's the Director in the Department of Agricultural Biotechnology at the National Biotechnology Research and Development Agency. This agency sits on the board of the Regulators of GMO in Nigeria. How does this work?
2. Rufus Ebegba @RufusEbegba He was the pioneer DG of the Nigerian Biosafety Management Agency; the regulators of GMO in Nigeria. He approved the first GMO in Nigeria on Sunday, May 1st, 2016 (weekend and workers day). He has featured in numerous TV and Radio interviews advocating for GMOs (I encountered him once), and he was recently spotted happily learning about GMO Mosquitoes.
3. Celestine Aguoru @aguoruphd He's a strong advocate. I was told he was a strong advocate against GMOs, but only God can explain what happened 🙃. Haven't encountered him much, but at the 7th Biosafety Conference by the NBMA but looked sponsored by OFAB, he advertised his trade soooo passionately that he called for the arrest of those of us opposing GMOs.
4. Today, I will be introducing everyone to Dr. Yemisi Asgbara, @asagbrayemisi the current pretty DG of the NBMA. I have written to her once on why we need to ban BT Cotton, and I'm waiting for feedback before I begin fully with @biosafetynig and esteemed DG.
She holds the key to kicking GMOs out of Nigeria officially, but we will be looking into why she isn't shortly.
My favorite on this list is Rose Gidado. She's the Pinar.
As I round up, please find below a bonus name:
5. Kabir Ibrahim: He's the President of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria, and also the Nigerian Agric Business Group; an organization that Bill Gates has credited 1.4m usd to their akant. He's the author of the famous quote:
"If you eat (GMOs) and die, it's better than not to eat and die" - selah. Watch below:
https://t.co/U1Bn4ryppA
I am blessed to have a US Judge as a friend. Once, we were at a wedding party relatively late on the weekend, and he had to excuse himself to read a police affidavit requesting a search warrant.
The police officers argue their case before him, present whatever evidence or suspicions they have via an app or so
If he agrees, He digitally signs off; then the police go arrest or enter the premises
There is a reason for this process. If the police pull you over without probable cause, any evidence obtained is tainted “fruits of a poisonous tree.” it can't be introduced in any court
You can't stop and search people because they drive a fancy car with dreadlocks
This is 2025!!!!
The most important thing you can do for yourself as an African in the 21st century is to accept yourself and stop fighting civil wars inside your head.
Stop fighting your hair.
Stop fighting your accent/language.
Stop fighting your skin.
Stop fighting your food.
Stop fighting your inborn spirituality because of other people's deities.
Stop denying your identity.
Stop denying your social/political/geopolitical context.
Stop all the denial-of-self rituals you have been indoctrinated with from childhood and fully accept yourself for who and what you are.
Once you have the approval of the person you see in the mirror every morning, you won't need anybody's external validation, neither will you feel the need to apologise for existing, occupying space and having a purpose in this world.
From personal experience, it is the most liberating thing you will ever do in your life.
"If an African child is assured of a good sandwich in a classroom, or 1 egg a day, there'll be no fear of learning"
— Bola Tinubu to president Macron of France.
On the left is a $4billion investment to improve how pigs live in China.
In the right is an oil producing community where humans live in Nigeria.
When we talk about good governance, it’s not just online noise. It’s about real life consequences on human life.