Agbado man

[Agbado man @Tundeafor]

@VivianRex3 @Laaycon @SympLySimi No matter how free,fair and credible election is in Nigeria,It will always be a stolen mandate to opposition..😂

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

Nigeria drilled oil from Niger Delta soil and built billionaires in Abuja while the Delta drowned in poverty. So they took up arms. Not because they loved chaos because the ballot box had already failed them. When a people are outvoted and outgunned, sabotage becomes the last language power understands. This is what resource colonialism looks like when it happens to Black people, by Black people. Until we name it, we’ll keep repeating it.

[Aare kurunmi kakanfo @AKakanfo]

Good day to all indigenous people in Africa and the world 🌍.
I bring you a wonderful message today.
To all the religious extremists in Yorubaland, this message below is for you 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
Share with friends and family!!!
Arabized Islamic fundamentalists are a threat to all of us both Muslims and non Muslims alike.

[Okun Voice @okunvoice]

Dr. Mrs. Tọ́ba Òjó, the Yeye Akorede of Okorogbẹdẹ, Ijùmú LGA, Kogi State, was among the Yoruba representatives at the restructuring summit in Abuja.

Her participation highlights the importance of Okun voices in shaping conversations around our shared heritage and future.

[Thegrandmaboy @TheGrandmaBoy]

American couple wanted a Nigerian wedding even though they are not Nigerians.

They decided to go with a Yoruba wedding because they find Yoruba people to be very nice.

They flew to Nigeria and had the best wedding of their life.

[Thegrandmaboy @TheGrandmaBoy]

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[Science in Yoruba @Sci_in_Yoruba]

amóhuntutù
(fridge)

amóhundì
(freezer)

agbàyan
(oven)

àtẹ agbàyan
(oven tray)

ayanran
grill

???? [work in progress: any ideas?]
(microwave)

[OGUNLAKAYE @offlinemademan]

Watching the ongoing discussions about the restructuring of Nigeria in Abuja fills me with hope and excitement. I am particularly happy to see the growing desire among Yoruba communities from Jebba and Igbomina in Kwara, Kabba and Lokoja in Kogi, our Itsekiri brothers in Delta, and the Yoruba communities of Akoko Edo to strengthen their connection with Yoruba brothers in the Southwest.
Our shared history and ancestral ties remain strong. If the people freely choose greater unity through peaceful and democratic processes, it could mark the beginning of a new chapter.
Give us a few years to this time, with unity, vision and serious investment, I believe the Yoruba people can build another Lagos with great economic powerhouse, including a world-class mega coastal city along the Itsekiri axis.
The Yoruba story is still unfolding, and the future looks promising. 🌍💪🏾

[TUNA 🦁 EKUN @TundeSmilez]

Dear good people, we have come again in request for your contributions into getting QUDUS AYENI the medical help he needs. A CALL FOR HELP!!!! He was diagnosed with colorectal cancer and needs 15m naira for treatment.

Donations gotten so far: 2.8m
Short fall: N12,200,000

Acct details:
3080102327 (First Bank of Nigeria) Ayeni Femi Qudus

For more details, please contact Ayeni jamiu on 08026004276

Please repost 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[The kikọ script @kikoscript]

This week’s story features an audio recording of me reading in Kikọ. I recommend reading the Kikọ-adapted stories aloud. This will help you gauge your ability to recognize the letters quicker while keeping the flow. Even I stumble a few times!
Like, Retweet, and Comment

[Funke Akindele @funkeakindele]

Today is my birthday.🎉

My heart is full of gratitude to God for all He has done, all He is doing, and all that is still to come.
Through every season, every lesson, every win, every mistake and every challenge, God has remained my strength and my shield. Even in moments when I have fallen short, He has given me the grace to rise, learn, keep going and become better.

Today, my prayer is simple. That God blesses me with good health, long life, peace and the grace to keep walking in purpose.

I pray that my life continues to mean something beyond me. That I can touch more lives, open more doors, nurture more talents, raise more stars and give others the opportunity to become everything God has called them to be.

May I never stop giving back. May I never stop growing. May my life remain a testimony, and may the way I live inspire others to believe, to dream and to keep going.

Thank You, Lord.
Happy birthday to me.

STYLED BY @zackstyling_luxury_
MAKE UP @bibyonce
HAIR BY @tinusplace
PHOTOGRAPHED BY @AhamIbeleme

[Banty @Banty4them]

This guy get bad mouth 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣....but truly did Obi really pass through school? With the fact that he was reading from the already prepared speech, he still didn't sound coherent 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

Ogiame baba 🙇🏽‍♂️

[BARiSTÃ📊 @IfeanyiBrown6]

if you know anyone battling cancer, please tell them to register and enroll with the NHIA. NHIA now covers 100% of radiotherapy costs. share this information, it could help save a life.

[anari🧚‍♀️ @anarithefairy]

Hi Twitter! My Name is Anari, and You're Welcome To My Sound!

GAN GAN Soon!🧚‍♀️💕 #afrojersey

Please RT!🥹🤲🏽

[Senior Pst Okezie James Atañi. @Onsogbu]

Please help circulate this widely so people who know her can recognise her and help reunite her with her family.

[Lord Of Warri @Lord_Of_Warri]

The Kingdom of Warri

Video: victor_zaviano on IG

[#LagosTrafficReports @TrafficChiefNG]

IsBeau called Richard Mofe Damijo by his first name, watch his reaction 😂

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Kindly help us give Mr. Emmanuel the treatment he needs.

Account Name: Aproko Doctor Foundation
Sterling Bank: 0139722962
First Bank: 2048485867
Domiciliary Account (First Bank): 2048485946

God bless you.

[Rita Sunshine @1RitaSunshine]

Please don’t ignore, my mom's life depends on this. Help retweet to someone who can help.

[Talba na Kashim @TahirTalba]

Tinubu: health is wealth.

By Tahir Ibrahim Tahir Talban Bauchi.

I can't help but be super excited by the news coming from FEC, Federal Executive Council, yesterday over President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s approval for the construction, upgrade as well as equipping of various centres, departments, clinics and offices at the National Hospital Abuja. The NH built during the military era was quite a befitting centre for Nigerians seeking medical attention in the nation's capital back then, but sadly, has not gotten much attention in terms of development, expansion and equipping. It gradually became a shadow of itself. Staff accomodation too has dwindled as provisions are unable to cater for vital and emergency personnel that would be on call 24-7. More than twenty years after, it is getting the much needed financing to reposition it as one of Nigeria's premier health institutions. The FG is investing over half a trillion naira in the NH from its subsidy savings to make tangible the promises of Mr. President's Renewed Hope Health Agenda. This is operationalised through the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative, NHSRII; led by the ministry of health and social welfare, headed by Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate.

A flagship National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment Centre will be developed at a cost of N302.3 billion. This is specific to developing cancer research, treatment, innovation, and capacity building. This will give birth to a national institute christened NICRAT, National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment. The design, construction, furnishing, equipping, supervision, and commissioning of the centre have all been approved by FEC, with a completion period of 36 months. A Neuroscience Institute is also to be constructed at the NH, at a cost of N69 billion. Prof. Pate announced that the Institute would provide dedicated infrastructure for neurosurgical, radiological, interventional, and rehabilitative services required by patients suffering from strokes, brain tumors, and other conditions affecting the brain and nervous system. Other developments include the construction of a new administrative and management block in the NH at a cost of N18.74 billion. The NH is also going to get new modular clinics, and theatres for the different medical specialities at a cost of N64.92 billion. Another aspect of the huge developmental projects at the NH is the construction of a high end wing at a cost of N103 billion with a completion period of 24 months, as announced by Prof. Pate.

Why am I genuinely excited about this? On the 5th of July, 2026, a little over a month ago, I was in Bauchi to witness the commissioning of a state of the art Radiology Diagnostics and Clinical Trials Centre at the ATBUTH, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital worth billions of naira. This was done alongside the distribution of emergency obstetrics and newborncare equipment, commodities, and delivery kits worth N10 billion by Prof. Pate. At the event, the minister stressed the FG's desire to strengthen clinical research, innovation and evidence based healthcare development in Nigeria. "The centre is important for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, inline with the FG's commitment to the efficient delivery of healthcare services across the country. So I can confirm that these developments are not "audio" developments. They are indeed very tangible healthcare assets being built across the country. Prof. Pate has delivered similar world class cancer treatment centres across the country so the National Hospital projects would certainly be delivered promptly. You can be guaranteed a better, repositioned and medically equipped National Hospital within 24 months. Such projects ofcourse are a source of joy for every well meaning Nigerian but it also gives me great pleasure that a son of Bauchi is championing these projects across the country. Thank you Prof for making us proud.