Walter

Interested in seeing pple start their businesses n grow them..

[SEGA L'éveilleur® @segalink]

I often hear calls for former military officers, ex-police personnel, or retired security operatives to be appointed as ministers, particularly for critical portfolios like Defence and Interior, in place of politicians or technocrats. With all due respect, I disagree.

Take the Distinguished Honourable Dr. Hon. @BTOofficial, @MinOfInteriorNG, who currently oversees our homeland security apparatus. He is neither ex-military nor ex-paramilitary, yet under his leadership we are witnessing transformative progress at a pace and scale rarely seen before.

What we truly need to resolve the leadership crisis in the Ministry of Defence, and indeed in every strategic ministry, are patriotic Nigerians who can think creatively and act decisively. We do not need individuals who were part of the very system that created or tolerated the problems we face today.

The fundamental issue plaguing our institutions is not a lack of military or security experience, but a profound deficit of patriotism. Too many of those in or aspiring to these positions are loyal primarily to individuals, ethnic agendas, or identity-based politics, not to Nigeria as a nation.

Their true priorities were laid bare when many of them loudly defended institutional corruption, land grabbing, and other abuses of power, yet remained conspicuously silent, or worse, evasive, about the rampant insecurity ravaging our country. Those who seek high office merely for the title, prestige, and perks, without any genuine intention to deliver results, have no business occupying these seats at the nation’s expense.

Ministers are not required to carry guns or micromanage field operations, that is the job of trained professionals. Their role is to provide visionary leadership, clearly articulate the administration’s objectives, align the institutions under them with national priorities, and demand accountability.

We must reject the culture of personality cults and institutional cliques that continue to hold our progress hostage. I did not need to join the Nigeria Police Force to champion and drive meaningful reforms from the outside, as an ordinary citizen, without holding public office or belonging to any political party. For over ten years now, those reforms have been consistently implemented, monitored, and sustained. If one committed citizen can achieve that, imagine what a cabinet filled with genuine patriots could accomplish.

What Nigeria needs is not more uniforms in the council chambers, but more patriots in the corridors of power. 🚔

[Walter @oikenna]

@grok create a plan on how to create an ageing in place company in nigeria

[Walter @oikenna]

@DrJoeAbah Happy birthday Sir

[Walter @oikenna]

@BahemaMaureen Beautiful. Bold. Biblically sound.
Would be great knowing more. And by the way, you look amazing. God bless.

[Walter @oikenna]

@info_NRC Good morning.

I have recieved 2 confusing mails about recheduling of trip times for my trip. Please i have a trip booked for 3pm on 8th june (today), am i affected in any way?

Thank you

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

Nigeria’s problem is NOT implementation. It is bad policy-making, occasioned by a lack of preparation, poor analysis (if any) and zero consultation.

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

Governance in Nigeria is still something done TO citizens, not something done FOR citizens or WITH citizens. 25 years into our current democracy, the military mindset is still alive and well.

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

Dear Twitter users, I’m asking for 2 seconds of your time today to help RETWEET my art. 😊❤️🙏🏾

She’s 26 | Tiwa

[Abubakar Suleiman - previously blue ticked @suleimana]

who’s going to tell our positive stories for us?

I observed Lufthansa airline passengers from Frankfurt complete immigration in less than 30 minutes yesterday, it was sheer brilliance to watch the men and women of the NIS at their best

There’s a rainbow on the horizon, loud it.

[Walter @oikenna]

@AjuriNgelale Great work. Well done.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

Always stick to what makes you weird, odd, strange, different. That’s your source of power.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

When you meet a swordsman, draw your sword: Do not recite poetry to one who is not a poet.

[Subomi @subomiplumptre]

𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗙𝗲𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗲 𝗖𝗘𝗢,

I am not married, and I do not have children. I provide this caveat because by the time you finish reading this, you may think, "She doesn't understand."

#DearCEO

[Nigeria is Beautiful @SocCohesionNg]

Listen to this message from Mr. Macaroni (@mrmacaroni), Maryam Booth, Ali Nuhu (@alinuhu), Stella Damasus (@stelladamasus), Deezell (@officialdeezell), Teni The Entertainer (@TeniEntertainer), and Yung6ix (@Yung6ix).

Peace to Nigeria!

[MAJ @maryam_Jidayi]

Again!

We have a huge population of easily manipulated ppl who can b told black is white nd who wil buy it simply because it trends on social media. We have become LAZY in our analytical thinking! The bandwagon and mob effect dominate our environment, MEDIOCRITY is the new smart

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Let's try something different

Take a tape and measure your waistline, just above your navel

Then for 4 weeks:

No bread
No sugary drink at all
No ice cream
No junk at all
More vegetables/protein

Daily exercise before breakfast

Measure waistline after

RT if you're in.

[Nicole Behnam @NicoleBehnam]

Once you realize alcohol is a scam, everything changes

[Nicole Behnam @NicoleBehnam]

Alcohol ads use themes like happiness, prestige, sophistication, success, maturity, athletic ability, creativity, sexual satisfaction to target consumers.

But the misuse of alcohol actually diminishes and ultimately destroys these qualities if you drink enough.

[Cynthia Ilojeme | Frontend Engineer @CynthiaIlojeme]

My dad left home on Friday and we haven't seen him since then. He left home without any means of communication. He was wearing a similar outfit to the one in the picture below.

Please share and retweet and join us in prayers, thanks