Ewere Ofuagbon

everything works for good

[Awa K. Penn @TawohAwa]

Grok is a FREE UNIVERSITY

But 99% of people have no idea how to use it.

• You can learn to code
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• You can learn finance
• You can learn anything

Learn for free and be a legend in 2025

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[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

@officialABAT @officialSKSM @asovilladigital https://t.co/HMvu6uqKIc

[Ewere Ofuagbon @oneluckychap]

@Lord_Of_Warri @warrisentinel God bless the king. Ogiame suoooo.

[Dr. Olawale Ogunlana @doctorwalesmd]

My Zobo lovers, the is a video for you. Here are things you need to know. Kindly share.

[Abraham Okah(info hub) @AbrahamOkah2]

There are three ways to move abroad if funding is an issue

1. Study loan
2. Scholarships
3. Fellowship + internship programs.

Let me know which one you are interested in and I will do a separate tweet on them!

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

Check out this sharp response from an Itsekiri youth shutting down an ignorant comment.

Follow him on TikTok: mr.chyne https://t.co/kt3m3qn9jw

[The Yoruba Nation CH © @YorubaNationCH]

Welcome to the Warri Kingdom (Oye Iwere) of the Itsekiri people in the most southern portion of Yorubaland
@Lord_Of_Warri , @gift_omagbemi , @Oton_0ritse
Haters gonna hate, Yorubas gonna unite.

[Nigeria Police Force @PoliceNG]

🕶️ TINTED GLASS OR TINTED SWAG?

Hey there, happy werekend!

So here’s the gist:
If you’re walking or biking under the sun with your tinted shades on—no wahala. Rock that look!
But if you're driving a car with tinted, shaded, coloured, or darkened glass, the rules are different.
Section 3 of the Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Tinted Glass) Act says:
You’ve got just 14 days from the date of purchase or import to replace those glasses—Yes, including "factory fitted ", unless you’ve got a permit!
Driving tinted? You need a permit.
Walking tinted? You’re good.
Two different vibes. Two different laws.
Want to stay cool and compliant?
Apply for your tinted glass permit online at: https://t.co/BET22hFw3O
Stay safe. Stay stylish. Stay legal.

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

Meet Ebule Oritsemeyiwa, the 16-year-old who scored 334 in 2025 UTME

Ebule Oritsemeyiwa Precious, a final-year student at the Federal Government College, Warri, has scored 334 out of 400 in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), amid a national trend of low performance reported by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

JAMB recently disclosed that 75 percent of candidates who sat the 2025 UTME scored below 200, while fewer than one percent attained scores above 300. Ebule’s result places him among the top-performing candidates in the country.

According to his UTME result, Ebule scored 98 in Mathematics, 98 in Physics, 85 in Chemistry, and 53 in English. Prior to the main exam, he scored 326 in the mock UTME held on April 10, with 96 in Mathematics, 94 in Physics, 71 in Chemistry, and 65 in English.

Ebule, who contributes to the “MathsGE With MeyiBule” column in Fresh Angle International, is the son of Ebule Anthony Metsese, Co-Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the online publication.

He plans to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering at the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE), Effurun, located in Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State.

His performance comes at a time when public attention has turned to the steep drop in UTME scores across the country, with education stakeholders expressing concern about the broader implications for tertiary admission and learning outcomes. (The Guardian)

[Abraham Okah(info hub) @AbrahamOkah2]

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[OurFaveOnlineDoc 🇬🇧 🇳🇬 @OurFavOnlineDoc]

This video is heartbreaking. It is well.

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

🇳🇬 Naira to Dollar 🇺🇸 Exchange Rate History

1972 $1 = N0.658
1973 $1 = N0.658
1974 $1 = N0.63
1975 $1 = N0.616
1976 $1 = N0.62
1977 $1 = N0.647
1978 $1 = N0.606
1979 $1 = N0.596
1980 $1 = N0.550 (0.900 Black Market Rate)
1981 $1 = N0.61
1982 $1 = N0.673
1983 $1 = N0.724
1984 $1 = N0.765
1985 $1 = N0.894 (N1.70 Black Market Rate)
1986 $1 = N2.02 (N3.90 Black Market Rate)
1987 $1 = N4.02 (N5.90 Black Market Rate)
1988 $1 = N4.54 (N6.70 Black Market Rate)
1989 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate)
1990 $1 = N7.39 (N10.70 Black Market Rate)
1991 $1 = N8.04 (N9.30 Black Market Rate)
1992 $1 = N9.91
1993 $1 = N17.30 (N21.90 Black Market Rate)
1994 $1 = N22.33 (N56.80 Black Market Rate)
1995 $1 = N21.89 (N71.70 Black Market Rate)
1996 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate)
1997 $1 = N21.89 (N84.58 Black Market Rate)
1998 $1 = N21.89 (N84.70 Black Market Rate)
1999 $1 = N21.89 (N88-N90 Black Market Rate)
2000 $1 = N85.98 (N105.00 Black Market Rate)
2001 $1 = N99-N106 (N104-N122 Black Market Rate)
2002 $1 = N109-N113 (N122-N140 Black Market Rate)
2003 $1 = N114-N127 (N135-N137 Black Market Rate)
2004 $1 = N127-N130 (N137-N144 Black Market Rate)
2005 $1 = N132-N136
2006 $1 = N128.50-N131.80
2007 $1 = N120-N125
2008 $1 = N115.50-N120
2009 $1 = N145-N171
2010 $1 = N148.21-N154.8
2011 $1 = N151.05-N165.1
2012 $1 = N155.09-N161.5
2013 $1 = N153.21-N162.9
2014 $1 = N170-N199
2015 $1 = N199-N300
2016 $1 = N300-N320 (N310-N370 Black Market Rate)
2017 $1 = N360

2025 $1=N1600

Take note of the significant spike in 1986, 1993, 2000 and 2016. 🇳🇬🤦🏽‍♂️🇳🇬

[Sen. Ireti Kingibe @IretiKingibe]

Today, I was deeply inspired by the passion and commitment of Nigerian youths who continue to rise and engage constructively with their leaders, championing the cause for a better and brighter future for our great nation. My meeting with Peter Randy (@peter4nigeria) and his remarkable team was truly fantastic. Recognizing the urgency and importance of their mission, I made the decision to suspend all other engagements to ensure we met without delay, a clear demonstration that the voices of Nigerian youths matter, and that their well-being remains a top priority for me.

During our meeting, we engaged in meaningful, productive dialogue. I also received the petition they presented, a strong and courageous reflection of the voices of many Nigerians calling for urgent electoral reforms under the #FIXINEC #ELECTORALREFORM movement. As a Senator and a proud member of the Senate Electoral Reform Committee, I want to assure all Nigerian youths that I am fully committed to ensuring this petition receives the attention it rightly deserves. I am acutely aware of the urgency surrounding these reforms, and I will work diligently throughout the process.

In addition, I will be sharing regular updates on the progress of the reform efforts through my verified social media platforms. I believe it is important to keep you informed every step of the way, so that together, we remain engaged and united in purpose.

I am reminded that one tree does not make a forest, it takes collective effort, determination, and solidarity to drive meaningful change. As I take up this responsibility, I ask for your continued support. I hope that as I move forward, I will find each and every one of you standing with me. Your unwavering support and encouragement will be my strength as we journey toward the Nigeria we all aspire to build.

To every Nigerian who believes that through me their voice can be amplified: I am deeply grateful. I do not take your trust lightly, and I pledge to serve with dedication, transparency, and unwavering commitment. I will not let you down.

Together, we will build a future we can all be proud of.

SEN. IRETI KINGIBE,
SENATOR, FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY FCT

[Peter Akah @Peter4Nigeria]

URGENT MESSAGE TO FCT SENATOR, OUR MOTHER @IretiKingibe
MA WE ARE READY FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CONVERSATION❗️ please tag @IretiKingibe 🙏🏽

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

Warri: Itsekiri gives Urhobo 30-day ultimatum to pay accumulated land rent.

The owners of Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, the Odion Ogisi family, has given a 30-day ultimatum to the Urhobo families of Oghorogbo, Eyekpimi, Eravo and Onoriobe, to pay the arrears of one pound yearly tax imposed on them as tenants by a court judgment in 1928.

This ultimatum was handed down to the descendants of the four patriarchs at a press briefing yesterday in Lagos, by the eldest member of the Odion Ogisi family and rights activist, Chief Rita Lori-Ogbebor.

Lori-Ogbebor noted that her forefather, Odion-Ogisi, is the original owner of Warri South, but out of magnanimity, he gave two plots to the Urhobo, who came to farm and settle in the area. She lamented that what started as a friendly gift later became complicated when the tenants wanted to take over the land by force, probably because they outnumbered the Odion-Ogisi family.

She stated that the legal action that followed led to the court’s pronouncement in 1928 that the entire Warri South lands belong to the Odion Ogisi family and that the four Urhobo families would be paying one pound yearly to the family. She noted that according to legal records, the court also acknowledged that Odion Ogisi only gave out two plots of land to the Urhobo families as tenants and warned them not to do farm work anywhere outside those two plots without permission from the owners of the land.

She lamented that they flouted the court judgment and have been tormenting the owners of the land ever since then. “Years later the children refused to pay the yearly one pound and our fathers went to court. The court again ruled that they must pay and that they should never plant any crop or tree without permission and that has been the legal position till date.

“The Urhobo should start paying one pound every year from now. Our kindness has been taken for granted. We have been beaten to stupor. The land from Odion to Okere belongs to us. We give Urhobo 30 days to pay us one pound yearly starting from 1928,” Lori-Ogebor stated.

Continuing, she said: “But if this peaceful demand is not met, we will resort to our usual legal battle.”

She further quoted one of the court rulings, where the Urhobo were asked to pay the Odion family one pound annually for the usage of their land, saying, “Case No. 388/28 of the Native Appeal Court of Warri between the first Defendant as plaintiff and Iyara as the Defendant shows that the Ogisi family are the owners of Odion land and that Iyara and his people were ordered to pay annually one pound for the right to remain in possession and to farm thereon. Iyara is dead. He was the first plaintiff and at the time of the case was head of the Oghorogbo family.”

She insisted that the Odion Ogisi family has enough legal documents to prove that Warri South belongs to it and challenged anybody with contrary claim to come forward with evidence.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“After This 30 Days Movement, I Know The Government Will Send The Nigerian Armed Forces After Us To Pick Us Up One After The Other. But This Is My Message To The Nigeria Police, Army, DSS”. - Lady

#30daysrantchallenge

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

The history you were not taught in school.

[Daishkawa Lagos @daishkawa]

Nigeria election is an auction conducted by Mahmood Yakubu for the highest bidder.... Nigeria Supreme Court justices are now more skilled in auctioning elections to the president's preferred bidders... Ooh! Nigeria!!! How a mighty nation has fallen... Shame Chorazin!!!

[Mr Macaroni @mrmacaroni]

To the DG, Coordinators and every official of the NYSC!!!
You cannot threaten, intimidate or victimize any corper for expressing their view on the performance of the president.
They are citizens with rights!
The president is in office to serve the people and every Nigerian, Corper or not has the right to hold their Leaders accountable!!!