@DeleMomodu@AbbanAtiku The debate between you and @renoomokri wasn’t about about how long your relationship with the Adelekes has lasted but the number of times you have used your social media pages to promote your friend, @AAdeleke_01
Stay on the issues Sir.
I sat with Lanre Lasisi on @channelstv NewsNight for nearly an hour to discuss several important topics, including President Bola Tinubu’s vision and achievements so far, Nigeria's post-reform stabilization, security, participative governance, government accountability, and other relevant issues.
Here is the closing segment of our conversation.
May Nigeria Succeed!
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If nothing else, the last nine months should have made it clear that elections matter. But what’s remarkable about America is that we have the power, as citizens, to change this country by voting. Go to https://t.co/NKXRGNgbZX.
@Waspapping_@atiku One thing you must realize is that now is not the time to talk for the sake of talking. Whoever must talk including you must do so diplomatically. We must be diplomatic in our words and action. This is the reason @GEJonathan@atiku and @PeterObi have not spoken
As a Crossriverian, wherever you find yourself, whether in business, national or international politics, academia, or tech, never forget to carry with you the warmth and character that have long set us apart on the world stage as a truly exceptional destination.
Mohammed Ameen Amshi: A Steadfast Aide in Governance and a Compassionate Champion of the People
@ameen_amshi is a name that resonates with dedication, integrity, and deep compassion. In his dual capacity as a special assistant to Vice President Kashim Shettima and a consistent advocate for humanitarian service, he has established himself as a remarkable figure—quietly influential, deeply respected, and profoundly impactful.
As a trusted member of the Vice President’s inner team, Mr. Amshi plays a vital behind-the-scenes role in facilitating the success of high-level responsibilities. He is dependable, detail-oriented, and solution-driven, making him an invaluable asset to the Office of the Vice President. His loyalty to Vice President Shettima is grounded not only in professional duty but in shared values—of commitment to national progress, responsive governance, and people-first leadership.
Mohammed Ameen Amshi’s service goes beyond his official title. He is a man of the people—consistently engaged in grassroots outreach, community support, and personal interventions that have brought relief and hope to many. Whether assisting struggling families, guiding young people toward opportunity, or responding to urgent social needs, his humanitarian work is marked by sincerity and humility.
He is not driven by publicity or praise, but by purpose. His acts of service are often quiet, yet their impact is far-reaching. He understands that leadership is not just about proximity to power, but about the ability to connect with people, listen to them, and make a difference in their lives.
What sets Mr. Amshi apart is his ability to balance the demands of governance with the realities of everyday citizens. He moves with grace in official circles while remaining grounded in the concerns of the common man. This dual strength—operating effectively at the highest levels while never losing sight of the grassroots—makes him both a strategic thinker and a compassionate doer.
In a time when the nation seeks trustworthy leaders who can deliver results and embody empathy, Mohammed Ameen Amshi stands as a shining example. He is a loyal aide, a servant of the people, and a man whose actions reflect quiet greatness. His contributions may not always make headlines, but they are building a legacy of meaningful, people-centered service.
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Honoured to receive the 15th African Achievers Award at the historic House of Lords, UK Parliament, alongside other voices championing Africa as a hub for innovation, industrial growth, and investment.
I spoke on how @NASENIHQ is turning ideas into industries, advancing tech infrastructure, and driving industrial innovation, proving that Africa isn’t just rising, it’s ready.
Grateful to the organizers, Baroness Sandip Verma, Chancellor of the University of Roehampton, and all who continue to believe in and build the African dream. This recognition is a call to do more.
@AishaYesufu@EzeDeraBen1 You think politics is speaking grammar and jumping from one Tv station to another wearing Hijab? Atiku is Peter Obi pathway to the Presidency. If you all don’t know this,then it is a pity.
@jacksonpbn This is the plan. @GazetteNGR do a so called investigation on Wike alleging land grabbing, then recruit @jacksonpbn and some supposed human right activists to begin online and offline protest. The opposition is so scared of President Tinubu and Wike’s collabo. Fa Fa foul.
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Dear Young Entrepreneur (DYE), one of the many programs I care for at @kshafrica, is calling on young people to step up as Host for this year's edition.
It doesn’t matter what career path they're pursuing, the experience is priceless. And this one? It teaches one how to lead, communicate, and manage people.
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So the job of @GazetteNGR is to investigate @GovWike ? Of all the public officials, It is Wike they have chosen to practice their investigative journalism. The idea is; discredit Wike and make the president look like he is shielding him to attract public outcry against the govt.