Temitope Bankole

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[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

Today is children’s day, but 46 innocent children learning in their classrooms in Ogbomosho, Oyo state were kidnapped by gunmen.

It’s been two painful weeks already and these children are still not home with their families, suffering out there in the cold and enduring fear and uncertainty that no child should ever know.

This is a National crisis and the government must use every resource necessary to bring these children home. Nothing else matters in this moment.

We owe our children a safer country.

[naijaPatriot @jollynony]

I have a surgery scheduled. My chances of survival are 30%.
I have the choice of two doctors.

Doctor A laughs and jokes with me. Empathises with me. Explains everything clearly and charges a fair amount. He has been investigated endlessly by envious competitors and has passed every time with flying colours. His success rate in this type of surgery means that my chances are improved to 60%. He believes in anaesthesia.

Doctor B talks and laughs with other doctors, never with me. He sends nurses to talk condescendingly at me and belittle my fear. His charges are outrageous. The fee structure is so opaque that the only thing I���m sure about is that the man has left room to charge me even more.

There are rumours that his current name isn’t even his original name. That his certificates may have been forged, and every time the matter is brought up, he sends an army of lawyers to stop inquiries.

Court documents show that he forfeited money in Togo for organ harvesting before settling in Nigeria. He wasn’t indicted, though, so that’s up in the air.

Last year, Doctor B left a pair of scissors in my cousin’s stomach, and he died of sepsis soon after.
To be fair, the medical examiner conducted a thorough investigation and cleared Doctor B of any wrongdoing. The examiner swore on the Quran and the Bible that his friendship with Doctor B didn’t influence his report in any way, and that the brand-new Prado Jeep Doctor B bought him was purely coincidental.

Also, Doctor B became chief medical officer by sending thugs after his rivals (allegedly), so the fact that he is chief based on competence is a shaky proposition.
In fact, Doctor B “matter too long”, so let’s stop here; but you must know that he thinks that anaesthesia during surgery is for crybabies.

Now the choice is not entirely mine. My friends and family must have a say before the choice is made. They are the ones who will help me pay for the surgery, you see.

Of course, it’s a no-brainer. It’s not even a real choice, right? I don’t bother to tell my folks who to choose. I mean, duh!

So today, I put my affairs in order. In my head, I have 60% odds of survival - not the 30% advertised. Thank God that such a brilliant doctor as Doctor A refused to migrate to Canada and make an absolute shitload of money. Instead, he is here in Nigeria helping common people get world-class medical care.

I am all set to be put under. I put on the hospital gown, get loaded onto a gurney, and am wheeled into the theatre only to see Doctor B standing there. He wears a mean grin and a weirdly coloured surgical gown that seems to exude unprovoked animosity.

My heart sinks. My mind races in confusion. I think it’s just a nightmare. So I shut my eyes tight to squeeze it out of my reality, but my eyes open to Doctor B still standing there with a bevy of nurses chatting away as if I wasn’t in the room. As if I were an interruption to their important debate about who wrote better songs between Davido and Wizkid.

Doctor B says, in a lazy, bored way, like a spider speaking to a fly caught in its web, “I hope you know that I don’t allow anaesthesia in my surgery.”

I am too stunned to speak, so he continues, “This is going to be extremely painful. That’s what pain receptors are for.”

What the hell does that even mean?

I shoot a horrified, confused, questioning look at my mother behind me as the theatre doors begin to close.

“Why?! Mama. Why?!” Sickness and betrayal make my voice raspy and weak.

My mother blocks the twin doors from closing. She wants to make sure I understand their decision, seeing as it is possible she will not see me again.
She doesn’t want me to leave this world thinking that she and everyone who is supposed to love me hate me instead.

“My son, I know you have questions. But trust us. We can’t bear Doctor A touching your insides. He is not from our place. Not like Doctor B, who is a son of the soil.”

[Tracka @TrackaNG]

🎓 If you are a student, staff member, alumnus, parent, or simply interested in the story of University of Nigeria, Nsukka hostels, come closer.

Did you know that beyond the N44,000 hostel accommodation and allocation fee reportedly paid by each student, the Federal Government also disbursed a total of N594.6m between 2022–2025 for hostel-related projects in the university, largely for rehabilitation and a few construction works?

In 2025 alone, a total sum of N125.79m was paid for the same purpose. This is aside from other allocations made to the institution for different needs.

With an average of four students to a room in many cases, students and other stakehoders deserve to know:
🏠 Which hostels were rehabilitated?
🏠 What exact work was done?
🏠 Which contractors received these funds?
🏠 Were the projects completed to standard?
🏠 Why are accommodation pressures still common?

Public education funds must translate into decent living conditions, safe hostels, and better welfare for students. We are publishing the list below so stakeholders can see who got what and for what purpose.

If Nigeria must work, public institutions must answer questions and public money must show results.

#publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople

[ABIOLA AUTOS @AbiolaAutos]

THIS IS A CRY FOR HELP😭
💔 HELP ME LIVE HEALTHY LIFE AGAIN🙏– I NEED KIDNEY TRANSPLANT SURGERY 💔

My name is Abiola Ibrahim Adewole and I have been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease at the final stage.

I undergo dialysis three times a week, but this is only keeping me alive temporarily.

I urgently need a kidney transplant, which costs ₦35,000,000. This is NOT a scam. I have all medical documents for verification. I just want to live.

I cannot do this alone, I am begging kind-hearted Nigerians to help me. Your ₦500, ₦1,000, or any amount can bring me closer to life. No amount is too small.

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Please donate, pray, and share this post so it reaches those who can help.

God bless you abundantly.

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[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@Patmoz4 @SureNigerian @theoloriherself My observation here is that two adults have used election choices to substantiate/validate their (apparently long-standing) dislike for one another, and this is quite unfortunate.

[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@Lebona_cabonena @Auto_poacher This fella left the stash to chase his mate that didn't deserve to get one! 😂😂😂

[Koinonia Global @koinoniaeni]

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#January2025MiracleService
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[Shane Pruitt @shane_pruitt78]

When do you know that church was good?

When people leave talking more about Jesus than they do the music, the sermon, the pastor, the production, or the building.

Good churches point to Jesus!

[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@busayo9ja @backendgold @asemota Certainly was and I'm not sure the law has been repealed.

[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@backendgold @busayo9ja @asemota Because it used to be illegal to store petrol in plastic containers(don't know if it still is). So the payment is a tip for the attendant to do something illegal.

[Koinonia Global @koinoniaeni]

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[Costus spectabilis @Costusspectabi1]

Hi @davido you have so much energy. Energy is necessary for work. You are an entertainer with influence. Come help us with your influence please. Help us raise funds for a unique idea around environment and agriculture that can empower Nigerians. I see the good in you brother.

[Spiricoco Twittter @SpiricocoNg]

A song talks about the continual drinking of alcoholic drinks in incremental rounds.

The same song choruses the sexually charged dance of a lady in the form of twerking.

The song copiously repeated how sexually appealing the butts of a lady is.

If, as a believer, you sing, chorus, listen, and dance to such a song; you have indirectly signalled that you support all the acts described in the song.

Eroticism
Heavy drinking
Sensual dancing
Sexual immorality

You would have accepted that you would allow and participate in those acts if you found yourself in the situation.

Furthermore, the lyrics of the songs are priming your heart.

After listening to the song, you would not see a woman twerking and look away.

No.

You would not see heavy drinking and think it is sinful. Very unlikely.

Why? You have allowed music born out of the carnal mind and produced to allow the works of the flesh to contaminate your spirit.

These songs are not of God.

They will destroy you.

If not now, maybe later.

So, this is the sign you have been looking for on whether you should stop listening to those songs.

This is the sign.

Stop, believer, stop.

Let your heart be clean.

Let the words of your mouth be accepted before God.

May God help you and keep you.

Amen.

[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@nathanielblow Thank You Jesus!!!

[Ugo @Sir_Fin]

When “eat the rich” starts, it’s you with your 2004 corolla that will be rich to a lot of people. The true rich would have vanished before you say Antetokounmkpo.

[Oyinkansola Alabi (Dr.) @EmotionsDoctor]

HOW EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IS A FORM OF GENERATIONAL WEALTH.

Generational wealth typically refers to financial assets and resources passed down from one generation to the next. However, the concept of "Emotional Intelligence as Generational Wealth" suggests that the development and transmission of emotional intelligence within a is a valuable and lasting legacy. Here's how emotional intelligence is a form of generational wealth:

Healthy Family Dynamics:
Emotional intelligence contributes to healthy family dynamics. Individuals with high emotional intelligence are better equipped to navigate interpersonal relationships, communicate effectively, and resolve conflicts in a constructive manner. These skills create a healthy dynamic that can be transferred from one generation to the other.

Effective Communication:
Families that prioritize emotional intelligence tend to have improved communication skills. Members are better at expressing their thoughts and feelings, listening actively, and understanding one another. This effective communication can foster deeper connections and understanding among family members.

Conflict Resolution:
Families that pass down effective conflict resolution skills create an environment where disagreements are approached with empathy, understanding, kindness, and a focus on finding solutions. This will contribute to long-lasting family harmony.

Resilience in Adversity:
Families that prioritize the development of emotional intelligence equip their members with the tools to navigate life's challenges. This resilience becomes a form of wealth that helps future generations weather difficulties with grace and adaptability.

Mental Health:
Families that prioritize mental health contribute to a generational wealth of emotional wealth. This legacy includes an awareness of mental health needs, reducing stigma, and promoting overall well-being across generations.

Cultural and Social Awareness:
Emotional intelligence includes cultural and social awareness, allowing individuals to navigate diverse environments with respect and understanding. Families that prioritize these aspects of emotional intelligence contribute to a legacy of cultural competence and social responsibility.

Legacy of Well-Being:
Ultimately, the transmission of emotional intelligence within a family can create a lasting legacy of well-being. This legacy extends beyond financial wealth, enriching the quality of life for generations to come.

While financial assets are traditionally associated with generational wealth, the concept of emotional intelligence as generational wealth highlights the enduring value of fostering emotional well-being and positive interpersonal skills within a family lineage.

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[Abimbola Not Bimbo @AbimibiolaPeace]

Fine girl wey love Jesus, why your clothe open for chest?

[Temitope Bankole @peteybaanks]

@nathanielblow Amen! 🙏🏼

[Toyyib Adewale Adelodun @taadelodun]

I just came off a call trying to register a few people for some training please take note of the below. You do not want people making errors in your name.

When you move abroad, you will need to speak to organisations over the phone to register your details or give information.

A lot of them will struggle to get your name right. Understanding the NATO phonetic alphabet is very important, to reduce a lot of hassle in the future.

Your Alphabet goes like this, Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel, India, Juliett, Kilo, Lima, Mike, November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.

So if I want to Spell my surname Adelodun, I will say Alpha, Delta, Echo, Lima, Oscar, Delta, Uniform November.

Let's keep winning🚀