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“Do not allow any police officer to search your phone simply because they suspect you are involved in internet fra¥d (Yahoo Yahoo)” — FCT Commissioner of Police tells youths
NIGERIA DEVELOPES YAM AND CASSAVA HEAP-MAKING MACHINE
Nigeria has taken a major step forward in agricultural mechanization with the successful production of its first heavy-duty equipment designed to create heaps for yam and cassava farming.
The prototype machine, which is now undergoing field tests, was developed by the National Centre for Agricultural Mechanization (NCAM) in collaboration with a Chinese firm.
“Your forefathers used to call us monkeys. We aren’t monkeys anymore.” 😭😭
— Black South African says to a white South African threatening him to give South Africans job.
“What law is the Federal government and Wike in Abuja using to hand over free houses and lands to Judges because we will challenge that.
It is discriminatory and illegal. If you provide for judges, what about the other citizens?”
- Human rights lawyer Chief Femi Falana
"I Vomited Blood on Stage, and My Voice Would Disappear" - Salawa Abeni
Veteran waka singer Salawa Abeni has opened up about the painful experiences that shaped her life and career, including the loss of her first son, five years of paralysis, and the challenges she faced in the music industry.
“I don’t think Aliko Dangote has bought a new car in over 10 years. He still drives a 2005 G-Wagon. He’s always telling me to save my money” — Singer Davido
Ogundele Olarinde Claude a sculpture from Pobe, Benin republic doing wonders with one of the oldest Yorùbá occupation. Yorùbá call it Gbénàgbénà
#YorubaGreatness
Some UK schools didnt recognise her qualification 😭
If you have brought your children to the UK or you are planning to, you dont want to miss this episode!
Omo!
These are things you dont get to know until you get here.
We have begun clearing the illegal shanties and market stalls built along the median of the Lagos-Badagry Expressway.
As we rebuild the Lagos-Badagry Expressway into a modern 10-lane highway, we cannot allow its median to become a market, a settlement or a site for illegal structures.
There is absolutely no reason for anyone to trade, build makeshift shops or live on the median of a major highway. It is unsafe, illegal and unacceptable.
We often compare Lagos with some of the world’s leading cities and ask why we cannot be like them. The truth is that those cities work because people respect public infrastructure and obey the rules. We cannot expect a world-class city while refusing to show the discipline needed to keep one. Dumping waste indiscriminately or building illegal structures along our highways will not move us forward.
If we want a cleaner, safer and more organised Lagos, discipline and personal responsibility must become part of our everyday culture. That is how we build a city we can all be proud of.
Bí èèyàn ó ti tó, kò ni jẹ́ kó bínú, bí èèyàn ó ti mọ, kò ní jẹ́ kó ní sùúrù. /
Our aspirations restrain us from anger, but destiny limits us by stealing the patience we need to fulfil them.
[Regardless of our aspirations, our destiny dictates the events of our life.]
Club worker gets emotional after receiving ₦3.5 million in donations from kindhearted individuals who noticed she was diligently working despite being ill and wearing an IV cannula on her hand🥹🥹