Yusuff Azeez.......

A geographer, GIS consultant, teacher, mechanical technician. call or message on 07037884442, mail me @ [email protected]. delivery of service is free.

[GIS Konsult @GeomentorAfrica]

From the cityscape to the forest, every space tells a story. 🌍

And at GIS Konsult, we believe that understanding those stories through geospatial data can help us build smarter, more sustainable communities.

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[Animal Arts 😻🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇸 @MurariRaj20]

Very interesting story 😱😱😱😱

🦔🐒 Curiosity Comes With a Price! 😱🌿

A troop of baboons learns a painful lesson in the wild — never underestimate a porcupine’s quills!

From grabbing it with their hands to approaching from different angles, every curious attempt gets the same sharp warning. 🦔⚠️ The porcupine doesn’t need to chase anyone; its natural defense does all the work.

Eventually, the baboons back off and quietly deal with the consequences of their curiosity. 😳

In the wild, some lessons are learned one quill at a time. 🦔🐒🌿

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

What a moment

[TheCable @thecableng]

VIDEO: I still have bullet shrapnel from a gunshot in 1969 because I was afraid of surgery, says IBB

[godwin_je @Godwin__Je]

KC luxury arrested by NDLEA and Interpol in Lagos Airport.

[BSAT Properties @BSAT_Properties]

Another design to consider if you're a low-income earner

1. Cheap roof

2. 2,000 blocks

3. 80-100 bags of cement

4. 20 tons of sand

5. 20 tons of granite

Go for this if you can't afford a bigger house for now

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

Congratulation to Governor Adeleke and the entire people of Osun State #OsunGuber2026

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

@DailyPostNGR One business cast...man go join another.

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@dammiedammie35 Somebody mistakenly paid money into your account and you call it miracle.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

@LBGeneraI Simple.....anyway for those that want to be stupid.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

@dammiedammie35 Hannnn hmmmm....this thing they faith...hmmm.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

@HeIsJayjam The man they compare business to business.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

Congratulations to @seyimakinde @oyostategovt @Oyoaffairs for the success of Bodija market road but truth be told, the road is not worthy of commissioning and the contractor need to by try in court.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

Congratulations to @seyimakinde @oyostategovt @Oyoaffairs for the success of Bodija market road but truth be told, the road is not worthy of commissioning and the contractor need to by try in court.

[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

Ibadan toll-gate to Ojoo road that was constructed by @RCC road construction company in getting bad with many undulating parts...concern organization need necessary actions. @DaveUmahi and @realdaveumahi @MinTransportNG @taiwoyedele @FinMinNigeria @Oyoaffairs @seyimakinde.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

My country, Nigeria, is full of remarkable history, culture and natural wonders. Here are 30 fascinating facts about the country that many people, including Nigerians, may not know.

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@instablog9ja People go learn lesson

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Federal Ministry of Works Recruitment 2025 (Nationwide)

The Federal Ministry of Works is recruiting unemployed graduates and skilled artisans across Nigeria under its Capacity Building & On-Site Training Programme.

Applicants must:

- Be Nigerian citizens aged 18 to 35 years
- Possess a BSc, BEng, BA, or HND in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline
- Be unemployed at the time of application
- Have NYSC completion, exemption, or exclusion certificate

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– Monthly stipend
– Hands-on training on federal projects
– Mentorship & certification
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[Yusuff Azeez....... @yusuffazeez1]

@ishaqsamaila5 Simple.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

MUHAMMADU BUHARI AT 83: REFLECTIONS

By Femi Adesina

He would have turned 83 years old December 17, 2025. But he left five months earlier. President Muhammadu Buhari passed to eternity July 13, this year.

At the occasion of his first posthumous birthday, an opportunity comes to reflect on his strengths, weaknesses (yes, everybody has), and what we can learn and approximate from his life and times.

I worked with President Buhari for eight unbroken years, and had the opportunity to know him fairly well. Beyond the call of duty, we had opportunities to discuss privately. In fact, I was with him in his Kaduna home days before he traveled to London for what turned out to be his last medical trip.

You don’t hold aloft a banner that is limp and forlorn. No use. But Buhari had many things that discerning Nigerians can continue to be proud of, particularly those of us that believed in him. Many books have been written. Alhaji Lai Mohammed, his Minister of Information for eight years is presenting one in Abuja to commemorate his first posthumous birthday. Many others will still come.

Honesty. Never seen it in that fashion. A man that held positions that could make him wallow and luxuriate in obscene wealth. Minister of Petroleum in the 1970s. Governor of the North-eastern State, member of the Supreme Military Council, head of state for 20 months, Chairman of Petroleum Trust Fund, who sat atop billions of naira that he had liberty to dispense anyhow he wanted, then democratically elected President for two terms. Yet he had told his family that he would not stockpile money for anybody. And that was exactly how it happened.

The day the Petroleum Industry Bill was to be signed into law, I was conversing with the then Group Managing Director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Mele Kyari. And he told me he had never seen anyone like Buhari.

“He has never sent a note to me through anyone that I should do that person a favor, or give money. An amazing person.” Many heads of agencies and parastatals under him have the same testimony.

And that was how he was all his life. He would never touch public money, despite all the positions he held. No wonder the average northerner dubbed him Mai Gaskiya (the honest one). He was frugal to a fault. Simply incorruptible.

Integrity. Saying something, and keeping to it, come hell or high waters. If he made you a promise, you could take it to the bank. Nigeria could sure use this virtue. Both the leaders and the led. He kept scrupulously to promises, both private and public.

A nationalist, who loved Nigeria to the bones. Many times, when there were separatist agitations from different parts of the country, he would tell those of us who worked with him.

“No matter what they do, they don’t know that there are some of us who won’t be alive and see Nigeria scatter. The Obasanjos, Danjumas, and those of us who fought the Civil War. We won’t be alive, and see Nigeria dismantled. They have us to contend with.”

Discipline. He was the soldier from Daura, an officer and gentleman all his life. The story is told of a former President who would keep people waiting hours on end for public and private events. When he eventually arrived hours after, he would say anytime the President arrived was the correct time. Imagine! Not Buhari. He was at events, both private and public on the dot of time. Nigerians could sure use that kind of time discipline.

Altruism. Buhari was strict, but he also loved humanity. Just try and get your plight to his attention, and he attended to it. There were many people who appealed to me to tell him about their plights. I did, and he sent me to them, including those who were supposed to be political adversaries. I believe this will stand in his stead on Judgment Day. A man of compassion.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

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