SENATOR DEO

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@senator_Deo

Federal Capital Territory, Nig

Joined August 2016

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To every hustler in Abuja, I salute your courage. Keep pushing, keep grinding, and never stop believing. One day, all this hard work will pay off. A special shout-out to those of us without a car. The cost of transportation alone can drain your pocket before the day even begins. I just realized that this week alone, I've spent over ₦50,000 on transportation, while my feeding hasn't even reached ₦15,000. And I know some people spend even more than that in just three days. If you're still showing up every day despite the challenges, you're stronger than you think. Every sacrifice you're making today is an investment in the future you're praying for. Don't let today's struggle make you forget tomorrow's possibilities. Stay focused, stay consistent, and keep hope alive. Your breakthrough is closer than you think. Our season of celebration is coming. We will not hustle forever. God will reward our efforts, and one day we'll look back at these moments with gratitude. Keep going. Your story is still being written. 💪🙏

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To every hustler in Abuja, I salute your courage. Keep pushing, keep grinding, and never stop believing. One day, all this hard work will pay off. A special shout-out to those of us without a car. The cost of transportation alone can drain your pocket before the day even begins. I just realized that this week alone, I've spent over ₦50,000 on transportation, while my feeding hasn't even reached ₦15,000. And I know some people spend even more than that in just three days. If you're still showing up every day despite the challenges, you're stronger than you think. Every sacrifice you're making today is an investment in the future you're praying for. Don't let today's struggle make you forget tomorrow's possibilities. Stay focused, stay consistent, and keep hope alive. Your breakthrough is closer than you think. Our season of celebration is coming. We will not hustle forever. God will reward our efforts, and one day we'll look back at these moments with gratitude. Keep going. Your story is still being written. 💪🙏

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Yesterday was one of those days that truly touched my heart. I had the privilege of leading my team to Government Secondary School, Kawil, to distribute questionnaires to students in the Special Needs Department. We arrived expecting to hand out the forms, but what we found completely changed our approach. Most of the students were visually impaired and could not complete the questionnaires on their own. Instead of leaving, every member of our team sat with the students, asked each question one by one, listened carefully to their responses, and filled out the questionnaires for them. Beyond the assignment, we witnessed a reality that cannot be ignored. Despite having a very large expanse of land, the school lacks many basic facilities. The learning environment, especially for students with special needs, needs urgent attention. These children are full of dreams, intelligence, and potential, yet they are learning under conditions that do not reflect how valuable they are. Every child deserves quality education, dignity, and equal opportunities, regardless of their disability. They deserve to be seen, heard, and supported. This visit has strengthened our commitment. We will be returning to identify practical ways Queen Dreams Initiative can support these amazing children and advocate for better learning conditions. Together, we can be the reason a child believes that their future matters. God bless the incredible students, the dedicated teachers, and everyone working tirelessly to make a difference. God bless Queen Dreams Initiative. ❤️

senator_Deo's tweet photo. Yesterday was one of those days that truly touched my heart.

I had the privilege of leading my team to Government Secondary School, Kawil, to distribute questionnaires to students in the Special Needs Department. We arrived expecting to hand out the forms, but what we found completely changed our approach.

Most of the students were visually impaired and could not complete the questionnaires on their own. Instead of leaving, every member of our team sat with the students, asked each question one by one, listened carefully to their responses, and filled out the questionnaires for them.

Beyond the assignment, we witnessed a reality that cannot be ignored.

Despite having a very large expanse of land, the school lacks many basic facilities. The learning environment, especially for students with special needs, needs urgent attention. These children are full of dreams, intelligence, and potential, yet they are learning under conditions that do not reflect how valuable they are.

Every child deserves quality education, dignity, and equal opportunities, regardless of their disability. They deserve to be seen, heard, and supported.

This visit has strengthened our commitment. We will be returning to identify practical ways Queen Dreams Initiative can support these amazing children and advocate for better learning conditions.

Together, we can be the reason a child believes that their future matters.

God bless the incredible students, the dedicated teachers, and everyone working tirelessly to make a difference.

God bless Queen Dreams Initiative. ❤️

senator_Deo's tweet photo. Yesterday was one of those days that truly touched my heart.

I had the privilege of leading my team to Government Secondary School, Kawil, to distribute questionnaires to students in the Special Needs Department. We arrived expecting to hand out the forms, but what we found completely changed our approach.

Most of the students were visually impaired and could not complete the questionnaires on their own. Instead of leaving, every member of our team sat with the students, asked each question one by one, listened carefully to their responses, and filled out the questionnaires for them.

Beyond the assignment, we witnessed a reality that cannot be ignored.

Despite having a very large expanse of land, the school lacks many basic facilities. The learning environment, especially for students with special needs, needs urgent attention. These children are full of dreams, intelligence, and potential, yet they are learning under conditions that do not reflect how valuable they are.

Every child deserves quality education, dignity, and equal opportunities, regardless of their disability. They deserve to be seen, heard, and supported.

This visit has strengthened our commitment. We will be returning to identify practical ways Queen Dreams Initiative can support these amazing children and advocate for better learning conditions.

Together, we can be the reason a child believes that their future matters.

God bless the incredible students, the dedicated teachers, and everyone working tirelessly to make a difference.

God bless Queen Dreams Initiative. ❤️

senator_Deo's tweet photo. Yesterday was one of those days that truly touched my heart.

I had the privilege of leading my team to Government Secondary School, Kawil, to distribute questionnaires to students in the Special Needs Department. We arrived expecting to hand out the forms, but what we found completely changed our approach.

Most of the students were visually impaired and could not complete the questionnaires on their own. Instead of leaving, every member of our team sat with the students, asked each question one by one, listened carefully to their responses, and filled out the questionnaires for them.

Beyond the assignment, we witnessed a reality that cannot be ignored.

Despite having a very large expanse of land, the school lacks many basic facilities. The learning environment, especially for students with special needs, needs urgent attention. These children are full of dreams, intelligence, and potential, yet they are learning under conditions that do not reflect how valuable they are.

Every child deserves quality education, dignity, and equal opportunities, regardless of their disability. They deserve to be seen, heard, and supported.

This visit has strengthened our commitment. We will be returning to identify practical ways Queen Dreams Initiative can support these amazing children and advocate for better learning conditions.

Together, we can be the reason a child believes that their future matters.

God bless the incredible students, the dedicated teachers, and everyone working tirelessly to make a difference.

God bless Queen Dreams Initiative. ❤️

senator_Deo's tweet photo. Yesterday was one of those days that truly touched my heart.

I had the privilege of leading my team to Government Secondary School, Kawil, to distribute questionnaires to students in the Special Needs Department. We arrived expecting to hand out the forms, but what we found completely changed our approach.

Most of the students were visually impaired and could not complete the questionnaires on their own. Instead of leaving, every member of our team sat with the students, asked each question one by one, listened carefully to their responses, and filled out the questionnaires for them.

Beyond the assignment, we witnessed a reality that cannot be ignored.

Despite having a very large expanse of land, the school lacks many basic facilities. The learning environment, especially for students with special needs, needs urgent attention. These children are full of dreams, intelligence, and potential, yet they are learning under conditions that do not reflect how valuable they are.

Every child deserves quality education, dignity, and equal opportunities, regardless of their disability. They deserve to be seen, heard, and supported.

This visit has strengthened our commitment. We will be returning to identify practical ways Queen Dreams Initiative can support these amazing children and advocate for better learning conditions.

Together, we can be the reason a child believes that their future matters.

God bless the incredible students, the dedicated teachers, and everyone working tirelessly to make a difference.

God bless Queen Dreams Initiative. ❤️

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@kayodeteslim @channelstv I'm very sure dem go soon change this country's name and colors too. 😂

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@Morris_Monye I'm very sure dem go soon change this country's name and colors too. 😂

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@thecableng We have so many issues facing young people in this country, yet he's talking about changing the NYSC uniform. 😭 How does that help us?

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@iamDo2dtun God will help us in this country

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@kayodeteslim @channelstv Very funny minister 😂

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@medley_poetic @channelstv God bless you 🙏

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@aonanuga1956 Fake news

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The Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew case is bigger than one individual. If the Presidency is correct that the agency never officially existed, then Nigerians deserve answers. How does someone allegedly operate from the Federal Secretariat? How does such a person reportedly have over 300 staff? How was a CBN account reportedly opened in the agency's name? How did he engage with the Budget Office, the National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives), the EFCC, the Head of Service, security agencies, and foreign investors? How was he assigned a police orderly? These are serious questions that deserve transparent answers. Is it realistically possible for someone to allegedly carry out activities on this scale for so long without the knowledge, assistance, or negligence of some officials within the system? If so, how did the existing checks and balances fail? If not, who should be held accountable? This isn't just about one man. It's about the strength and credibility of our institutions. If the allegations against him are proven in court, accountability should not stop with one individual. Anyone found to have knowingly assisted, enabled, or neglected their responsibilities should also be investigated and, where appropriate, held accountable. Nigerians are not just waiting for a court judgment. We are waiting for answers. The truth should be established through a thorough, impartial investigation, and wherever that truth leads, the law should apply equally to everyone. No one is above the law, and no institution should be above accountability.

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The Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew case is bigger than one individual. If the Presidency is correct that the agency never officially existed, then Nigerians deserve answers. How does someone allegedly operate from the Federal Secretariat? How does such a person reportedly have over 300 staff? How was a CBN account reportedly opened in the agency's name? How did he engage with the Budget Office, the National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives), the EFCC, the Head of Service, security agencies, and foreign investors? How was he assigned a police orderly? These are serious questions that deserve transparent answers. Is it realistically possible for someone to allegedly carry out activities on this scale for so long without the knowledge, assistance, or negligence of some officials within the system? If so, how did the existing checks and balances fail? If not, who should be held accountable? This isn't just about one man. It's about the strength and credibility of our institutions. If the allegations against him are proven in court, accountability should not stop with one individual. Anyone found to have knowingly assisted, enabled, or neglected their responsibilities should also be investigated and, where appropriate, held accountable. Nigerians are not just waiting for a court judgment. We are waiting for answers. The truth should be established through a thorough, impartial investigation, and wherever that truth leads, the law should apply equally to everyone. No one is above the law, and no institution should be above accountability.

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The Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew case is bigger than one individual. If the Presidency is correct that the agency never officially existed, then Nigerians deserve answers. How does someone allegedly operate from the Federal Secretariat? How does such a person reportedly have over 300 staff? How was a CBN account reportedly opened in the agency's name? How did he engage with the Budget Office, the National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives), the EFCC, the Head of Service, security agencies, and foreign investors? How was he assigned a police orderly? These are serious questions that deserve transparent answers. Is it realistically possible for someone to allegedly carry out activities on this scale for so long without the knowledge, assistance, or negligence of some officials within the system? If so, how did the existing checks and balances fail? If not, who should be held accountable? This isn't just about one man. It's about the strength and credibility of our institutions. If the allegations against him are proven in court, accountability should not stop with one individual. Anyone found to have knowingly assisted, enabled, or neglected their responsibilities should also be investigated and, where appropriate, held accountable. Nigerians are not just waiting for a court judgment. We are waiting for answers. The truth should be established through a thorough, impartial investigation, and wherever that truth leads, the law should apply equally to everyone. No one is above the law, and no institution should be above accountability.

senator_Deo's tweet photo. The Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew case is bigger than one individual.

If the Presidency is correct that the agency never officially existed, then Nigerians deserve answers.

How does someone allegedly operate from the Federal Secretariat?

How does such a person reportedly have over 300 staff?

How was a CBN account reportedly opened in the agency's name?

How did he engage with the Budget Office, the National Assembly (Senate and House of Representatives), the EFCC, the Head of Service, security agencies, and foreign investors?

How was he assigned a police orderly?

These are serious questions that deserve transparent answers.

Is it realistically possible for someone to allegedly carry out activities on this scale for so long without the knowledge, assistance, or negligence of some officials within the system? If so, how did the existing checks and balances fail? If not, who should be held accountable?

This isn't just about one man. It's about the strength and credibility of our institutions. If the allegations against him are proven in court, accountability should not stop with one individual. Anyone found to have knowingly assisted, enabled, or neglected their responsibilities should also be investigated and, where appropriate, held accountable.

Nigerians are not just waiting for a court judgment. We are waiting for answers. The truth should be established through a thorough, impartial investigation, and wherever that truth leads, the law should apply equally to everyone.

No one is above the law, and no institution should be above accountability.

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@GlobalEllah Please I'm interested and ready

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@ABUJAPLUG If it real please I'm interested

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@NigeriaStories Better

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@Prince_of_web3 Hi

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