Ini💘

Chartered Accountant || Rare💜 •IG @ibee_bassey || Jeremiah 29:11💜 || Grace💜

[Ini💘 @ski_ini]

Words I live by✨

[@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 @OneJoblessBoy]

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[Dr Mo (Moses Paul) @Drmopaul]

Today, Mr. @PeterObi met with the Nigerian community in Liverpool, where he delivered profound insights on the enduring ties between Liverpool and Nigeria, particularly in the realms of trade and investment. He highlighted how deeply connected the city is to Nigeria, especially in historical and economic terms.

"Liverpool shares an unparalleled connection with Nigeria, more so than many other global cities, especially when it comes to trade and investment. It's heartwarming to see that, no matter where Nigerians are across the globe, we maintain strong ties that transcend borders. We have everything it takes to lead on the global stage, but we must first fix what’s broken within."

Touching on issues of governance, Mr. @PeterObi made a compelling point: "Police corruption stems from political corruption. I am not desperate to be president; my desire is to see Nigeria work. A nation where everything functions as it should, where even a child of nobody can become somebody."

He stressed the need to shift perspectives, saying: "Studies show that the more we lift people out of poverty, the more we reduce crime. It is not about tribe—no! It's about transforming mindsets and systems."

Mr. Peter Obi’s message of gratitude resonated deeply as he explained: "I travel around to say thank you. So many politicians never return to express gratitude, but it is important. I am here not just to talk about elections but to inspire a change in mindset. Across all fronts, across all religions, we must tackle poverty because it doesn’t respect tribe or faith, and wealth doesn't prevent death. My focus is on changing how we think and approach our problems."

Addressing the challenges of rooting out criminality, he urged perseverance: "It won’t be easy, but it is possible. When lunatics have taken over the asylum, it is hard to restore sanity, but we must not lose hope. Yes, they will buy votes and do everything to maintain power, but as I travel across Nigeria, I see that people are fed up with the dysfunction. Change will come. Believe in it, work towards it, and don’t lose hope. I am committed, and we must not stop—2027 is still ahead."

In response to a question on the sustainability of Nigeria’s current political structure, Mr. @PeterObi shared his belief in reform: "If you have followed my stance, you know I don’t see this presidential system as sustainable in its current form for us as people. Even within a presidential framework, there needs to be a blend of systems. The parliamentary model allows for more collective governance and accountability. Take South Africa, for example. Their parliamentary approach ensures that elected leaders are more answerable to the people. We must also ensure that public money is used for the public good."

This event, hosted by the Liverpool Commonwealth Association on Wednesday, October 23, 2024, at Liverpool John Moores University, was a momentous occasion. Mr. @PeterObi's address resonated with a diverse audience of Commonwealth diaspora members, emphasizing the importance of harnessing the Commonwealth advantage to unlock opportunities in trade and investment. Through innovation, collaboration, and strengthening the ties within the Commonwealth, he highlighted a path towards shared prosperity.

Mr. @PeterObi's visit was a powerful reminder of his visionary leadership, as he continues to inspire belief in Nigeria's potential while calling for a collective commitment to building stronger, more resilient economies. The Commonwealth, he noted, is not just a shared history, but a powerful force for future progress.

-DrMo

[T👑 @Tolu_lope08]

A first class graduate at 19!
BSc Accounting

Yeah I did that🎓❤️

[Onion-green🎋 @just_oyinda]

This dress can be styled in 3 ways and it was designed by me ✨✨

[Gbemisola Taiwo @MisolaofJesus]

July Bible Study 2024 plan is here!!!💃

Let's take our Bible study to the next level this month! In addition to reading, let's commit to memorizing one verse ( Pick as the Spirit leads) from our weekly readings.

Check out the 3rd frame for some helpful tips to get you started!

[Ini💘 @ski_ini]

@_kehindebankole is such a fantastic actress!!😍😍😍

[Sinethemba.🇿🇦 @cnehshuga]

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[Ini💘 @ski_ini]

Slowly becoming a perfume addict🥹🤭

[𝐏𝐚𝐮𝐥 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐦𝐬 ㊕ @_kingwills]

M - Residence | Foyer 01-3

[favorite_babyy @_favorite_ada]

This is the most composed criminal I’ve ever seen..God abeg 😂💀

[Fiyin @fiyinsiku]

1. I've lived for 7 years outside my country of birth, and I'm already a citizen of my adopted country. These are my reflections on 7 years of living abroad. They are from my personal experiences and so quite subjective. Feel free to disagree, please.

[intended consequences @Adheydayor]

This is what it feels like to be a normal person in this country. It’s a lonely experience, you’ll think you are insane.

[iBhubesi @mabasotf]

I need us to be as loud for DR CONGO as we were for Palestine!

[✯𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐍𝐆, 𝐌𝐃 @Dr_youngy]

Eau de pikin

[Ini💘 @ski_ini]

I need more holiday days like these🤭

[Deep Thoughts 💭 @quotetoponder]

God sees.

[Words @itswords_]

please be kind

[Deep Thoughts 💭 @quotetoponder]

Breathe

[Self Love. Dating. Relationships. God. @StephanSpeaks]

You can miss someone but still understand that you deserve better.