Ndi Kato

“Let the young man in his desperation go out and hunt. If he kills the elephant, his poverty ends. If the elephant kills him, his poverty ends.” #Heretic 🙂

[Ndi Kato @YarKafanchan]

I wrote this article about my good friend Abubakar Idris Dadiyata. As a nation, we can not afford to forget about Dadiyata. Forgetting will be a stain on the conscience of the nation.
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[Moist &Fluffy cakes in Abeokuta @SweetCakeCafe_]

Your token might be little at your sight, but it’s huge in our hearts. Thank you for bringing us this far.

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[FeelGoodThoughts @feelgoodtale]

Meet Satchel. He is the only employee here at Homewood Suites in Beaumont. The access road is underwater and I10 is shut down due to flooding. We can’t get in or go out. The hotel a mile from us is under water. Satchel has been here all night. His coworkers couldn’t make it to work so he stayed. He has manned the phones, answered each of our questions, ensured that we have had a hot cup of coffee or tea, and helped serve us a hot breakfast. He has handled this situation with grace, kindness, and a beautiful smile on his face.

Sometimes we ask ourselves why God allows things to happen but we are not designed to understand his ways. I do think that sometimes He allows things to happen so we can be His light and share the love of Christ with others. I have seen a big teddy bear of a man washing dishes and serving eggs, a little grandmother wiping down tables, and a man drenched from head to toe because he crossed i10 to deliver bottles of water to truck drivers who have been stranded on i10. We saw a helicopter land at the hotel adjacent to us where the parking lot is underwater. Someone had to be flown out. I’m looking at my table and see a leftover bagel from breakfast, my hot cup of tea, my cozy socks, and dry tennis shoes. I am thankful for each of these things and for the peace in knowing that my family is safe and sound. Please pray for us and that we can each make it home safely to each of our families.

If you know Satchel, tell him he is our hero! He gave me permission to share his picture. What an example of how to handle yourself in a crisis! Goodness gracious! I will stay here next time just knowing that despite whatever happens, I will have someone putting our needs above his own needs. Thank you Satchel for taking care of us here at Homewood in Beaumont. 😊

[VintageZachi @VintageZac]

Defamation is not just social media talk.

False claims can seriously damage someone’s name, family, business, and peace of mind.

Let’s be careful with what we post and share. 🙏

[Eric Mapp @EricMappx230]

Living with kidney failure means facing dialysis again and again, each session taking a toll on my body and mind. Yet I refuse to give up. With your help, I can keep fighting for a better tomorrow. 📷🙏
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[The Jídé Taiwo @thejidetaiwo]

I'm not sure why it appears that folks want to minimize Fela's genius, impact, and legacy. Could it be the stans or the rising anti-Yoruba tendencies, particularly on Twitter?

[Ndi Kato @YarKafanchan]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[⭑ @abeondigital]

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[estelle is adw pilled @etrnallyurs]

tony award winner btw

[𝑫𝒆𝒔𝒊𝒈𝒏𝒆𝒓.𝑮 🎀🧚🏼‍♀️💕 @Designer_G_]

RIP Cousin - DAVID OJIENELO 🙏🏼😔💔🕊️

Spread his name! #DavidOjienelo

[𝖌𝖆𝖇 @gabgonebad]

she’s so cuteee

[OC MILITAINMENT TV @IdongesitEyoAk4]

The Armed Forces of Nigeria 🇳🇬
Congratulations gentlemen 👏👏👏👏

[THE BIGGEST 🦅 🌹!! @EeevaJames]

How did these people even come up with the term “Berom militia” in the first place?

[T I M M I T O M 🤴 @timmosion]

There is Nigeria from Middle Belt down to South with secular constitution(white shaded).

And there is the Islamic Republic of Nigeria with shaia law up North(yellow shade).

[Kenyan Zionists 🎗 @M8Kenya]

This 🇳🇬 Nigerian pastor has seen to much for him to try to be politically correct

The pain he has from the christians he buries every month cannot allow him to play the "Let me not offend" game

[2000s @PopCulture2000s]

14 years ago today, rihanna released ‘diamonds’

[Iamjustablackgirl @DivineOgundele]

This "you are a bigot" "you are tribalistic" you guys thought this shit gonna work anymore?? This is not 2023 though am sad I am not on this app then cause y'all will hate me, I carry my tribe on my head like gele so I don't give a fuck about what you call me

[shin'' @phantasmagores]

porra de ozempic isso é pó minha filha

[𝖌𝖆𝖇 @gabgonebad]

Rihanna's daughter Rocki dressed in her 2015 Met Gala look 😭

[Omotayo Solomon Ayodeji @OmotayoSolomo10]

Old trafford capacity 74,000

Ticket £40

74,000*40=£2,960,000 just one night

Not to mention social media streaming o

What God cannot do does not exist truly

[Nasiru Liman Turawa @LimanTurawa]

Uba Sani To Clear Inherited Debts, Contractors Hail Gov

Governor @ubasanius has been commended for introducing a monthly payment plan to clear verified debts inherited from the previous administration.

The Chairman of the Contractors Association of Kaduna State, Engr. Ahmed Baba, disclosed this after a meeting between senior government officials and the leadership of the association in Kaduna.

Engr Baba said that Governor Uba Sani inherited huge liabilities but has demonstrated that government is a continuous process, by taking steps to pay the contractors’ debts.

According to him, the monthly payment arrangement would ensure that verified inherited liabilities are systematically settled, thereby easing the financial burden on contractors who had earlier executed projects for Kaduna state.

“Despite inheriting a huge burden of outstanding liabilities, His Excellency has demonstrated true leadership. He has made it clear that government is a continuum and that contractors must not suffer for their service to the state.

“The monthly payment structure that the Governor has approved is a lifeline to many of our members,” he pointed out.

Engr Baba further claimed that since the inception of the Governor Uba Sani administration, contractors handling projects awarded by the current government have not been owed.

The Chairman of contractors described the development as encouraging to the construction sector.

According to Baba, the association appreciates the governor’s efforts and pledges its support for the administration’s infrastructure development programme.

The Association’s chairman urged contractors to maintain quality and timely delivery of projects across the state to reciprocate Governor Uba Sani’s gesture.

Uba Sani To Clear Inherited Debts, Contractors Hail Gov – Daily Trust

[Rumerh @Rumerhofficial]

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