Congrats to my friends @Cristiano & Georgina on their
wedding today in Portugal!
They’re a great couple, and I wish them a long and happy marriage together. Parabéns! 👏👏👏👏❤️
Minister Chernor Bah Honoured as West Africa’s Best Minister of Information 🏆
Today, the Honourable Minister of Information and Civic Education, Mr. Chernor Bah, received a Certificate of Honor from Afriqu Europe Magazine for his exceptional leadership and professionalism in advancing public communication and civic education in Sierra Leone.
The award, presented by Lokombe Nkalulu, Editor-in-Chief of Afriqu Europe Magazine, and Abdoul Rahaman Bah, Investigative Journalist, celebrates Minister Bah’s remarkable contribution to transparency, open access to information, and credible communication between government and citizens.
Representatives from the Africa Diaspora Journalists Network, which conducted the selection, described Minister Bah as the Best Minister of Information in West Africa — a recognition of his dedication to fostering civic awareness and strengthening public trust in government information systems.
This award reflects not only his personal achievement but also the Ministry’s vision to build an informed, engaged, and empowered citizenry through inclusive and transparent communication.
#SaloneBigPassWiAll 🇸🇱
I have consistently maintained that our underdevelopment is due to Leadership failure.
It is heartbreaking that our President, who is the leader of a country with the highest number of out of school children in the world and with the students in the capital of his own nation Abuja presently not attending schools, would travel to St. Lucia and offer scholarships to children there, while his own country’s education system is in ruins, and even currently his nation’s capital, the Federal Capital Territory, the supposed seat of governance, have public schools shut down and closed for months.
This is not leadership, it is negligence at its peak. It is an act of betrayal against the Nigerian child.
Nigeria has approximately 20 million children out of school, according to UNICEF, the highest number globally, with a literacy rate of under 60% far below the global average of 87%. Similarly, the life expectancy stands at a mere 54 years, out of the global average measurement of above 70 years, one of the lowest in the world.
On Human Development Index (HDI), which is the most critical measure of development, Nigeria is ranked in the "Low Category" at 161 out of 193 countries measured, while St. Lucia, a Caribbean nation, has a literacy rate of over 90% which is above the global average of 87%.
In life expectancy of more than 72 years, which is within the global average.
On HDI which Nigeria is in the Low category, they air in the "High Category"
So tell me, what sense does it make that a president of a country with such terrible and dire statistics would travel to a country with better indexes of development especially in education and still offer them scholarships funded by Nigerian taxpayers when Nigeria children are largely out of school and the teachers not yet paid for months?
Mr. President, by offering St Lucia students a scholarship, shows he knows how important education is, while depriving Nigerian students of the same access to education.
We must, as a nation, reject these continued normalisations of misplaced priorities and build a better nation for us and our children.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
Name me two players with 900 professional official goals, then I will name you 200 players with a World Cup Gold medal, some even got it twice, so let this sink in when next you want to put up an argument on who the greatest ever is🤏📌...
Charcoal is one of the most neglected products at home. We only see the need when it's time to set fire - to the coal pot users. LOL.
Charcoal is something you must have on you all the time. In Case you never paid much attention, it's time to do it.
Here are the benefits of charcoal you never thought of:
Check Thread 👇
@abdemata You can't even defend the 2023, we won't believe that you people will defend something in the future... Kai Kai see am pan wonna naim make inh don begin talk halaki so. Na 2023 game plan inh done expose so en den plan for repeat am back. Me know sae na buff inh get for lef back..
Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has won the election with 99% of the votes.
He has served as the President since 2000. He was the Vice President from 1994-2000.
In 2015, the constitution was amended to allow him to seek three additional terms.
His third term lasted for 7 years.