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Students’ toilet and hostel at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). What is all this? We can no longer tolerate this level of decay and neglect in the South East. Our students deserve dignity, decent facilities, and a healthy learning environment. We must stop normalising rubbish!
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Pay with Nippyy.
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A skeleton is a promise. It says something is coming and roughly where it will land. If the real card arrives a different shape, the page jumps and the promise is broken. Match the skeleton to the thing that replaces it.
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Lol the last time Nigeria was actually defeating Boko Haram was when an Igbo man was Chief of Army Staff. Lt Gen Azubuike Ihejirika, 2010 to 2014. He created the 7th Division, armed the soldiers and took territory back. For once Boko Haram was losing. Then the conspiracy started from the North. Northern politicians, notably Muhammadu Buhari in his 2013 BBC Hausa interview, said the Federal Government was killing Northern youth and that Boko Haram fighters should get amnesty like Niger Delta militants. At the same time a whisper campaign spread. That this Igbo General was not fighting terror but using the war as a pretext to avenge the Civil War. An Igbo man who went to save Borno was accused of going to punish the North. To finish him an Australian negotiator Stephen Davis claimed Ihejirika himself was sponsoring Boko Haram. It made no sense. How can the hunter be accused of feeding the beast. Ihejirika denied it and went to court but the damage was done. In January 2014 he was removed. What happened after. The army collapsed. Boko Haram took 14 local governments, declared a caliphate in Gwoza, took Bama and Chibok. The man who was winning was removed because his victory did not serve politics. You politicized the army, turned promotion to patronage and justice to tribe. Now you call on Igbo youths who value their lives to bring those lives to your altar of bloodlust. To die for an army that sits on a mat with terrorists in the North and parades Igbo boys half naked on the road in the South East. An Igbo man is not built for hypocrisy. Our culture celebrates only integrity and accountability. This is why they stay away.
It's looking like the Commander is begging now, but in the long run the Southeast will end up regretting the decision made by their sons and daughters of not joining the Military. #Sentinel
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Why is fuel 1500? Answer: APC
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Watch a video made by a Y0ruba woman who lives in the USA. She is highly intelligent. She was asking Y0ruba pe0ple whether Igb0s are the reasons for Y0ruba failures and poverty. The video is nearly 9 minutes and every Y0ruba is supposed to watch this video and receive sense.
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“2027 General Election will be rugged, we Nigerians selected Peter Obi” ——Man says
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I am not against giving the dead a befitting burial, but I strongly oppose spending your savings or even going as far as borrowing just to do it. Sometimes, when I listen to our principal, I cannot help but wonder whether we have all made this mistake at some point in the past.
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“Go and verify” when asked about Peter Obi, but “the FBI should not open their case” when it comes to Tinubu. A man was asked to choose a candidate, and these were his responses. The question is: are we choosing leaders based on principles and accountability, or defending politicians based on loyalty?” —— Man reacts when asked which candidate will he vote for..
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No. This is really sad and bad
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I'll give you just 5 reasons for my support of Peter Obi. My support is predicated on the word, "antecedent." Meaning, we can adjudge a man's future by what he did with his Executive Powers at his past. If we assess Peter Obi's case for the presidency based on his record as governor of Anambra State from 2006 to 2014, here are 5 points: 1. Peter Obi (@PeterObi) prioritised education as an investment in the future. His administration invested in school rehabilitation, classroom construction, teacher recruitment, computers, internet access, and science laboratories. It also returned mission schools to their original owners, with government funding continuing to support teachers and school operations. Anambra subsequently recorded strong NECO examination performance between 2011 and 2013. A president who understands education as a foundation for economic growth will prioritise teacher quality, technical education, digital literacy, and employable skills nationwide. 2. He strengthened healthcare infrastructure Under Obi, Anambra developed the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, expanded maternal and child healthcare facilities, and supported the upgrading and accreditation of health institutions. His administration also supported mission hospitals, helping them improve facilities and meet accreditation requirements. As President, he will strengthen primary healthcare, improve access to affordable treatment, and reduce the pressure that pushes Nigerians to seek medical care abroad. Based on his antecedents, this will be top priority. 3. He invested in infrastructure beyond major urban centres His administration undertook road and bridge projects connecting communities that had long struggled with poor access. One notable example was the bridge across the Odor River linking Awgbu and Amaokpala. The administration also developed roads in previously underserved parts of Anambra West. Most rural, (EMPHASIS on rural) roads in Anambra that has stood the test of time were executed by Peter Obi's Admin. 4. He promoted technology in public education His government supplied computers to secondary schools, introduced Microsoft Academies in hundreds of schools, and expanded internet connectivity across the public education system. These initiatives reflected an understanding that technology could improve learning and prepare young people for a changing economy. Based on this, Peter Obi leading a national technology agenda will expand digital skills, improve public-sector productivity, and help young Nigerians participate in the global digital economy. 5. He provides a record that voters can scrutinise Another reason for Obi is that his eight years in Anambra offer a substantial record against which voters can assess his claims about governance, public spending, education, healthcare, and infrastructure. His administration's budgets, handover documents, public projects, and policy decisions provide material for evaluating both achievements and shortcomings. Peter Obi will normalize scrutiny just like GEJ, whose Admin fostered the Freedom of Innovation (FoI) bill. For a Government predicated on accountability, the citizens will be in control. I'm not attempting to convince you. I penned this down as evidence that some of us have concrete reasons for our support of the eminent gentleman, Mr. Peter Obi.
All I’m seeing here is “he’s going to change Nigeria” Some of you are just like wizkid and Davido fans, no better reason to convince people 🤦🏾‍♂️
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I don't know about you, but I worked as an I.T professional for many years. If my Pastor comes to say 5G tech is the cause of COVID, I'll think twice. If that same Pastor "teaches" me the correct posture to squat and defecate, I'll know something is wrong somewhere. If that same Pastor kicks against Covid vaccine which is debatable, but then pronounces ALL VACCINES as harmful while also owning a modern hospital, I'll be assured there's fire on the mountain. If that same Pastor claims he's building his own internet and forming his own Nation, then I'll know I've been deceived totally. Some of you have been so manipulated and controlled, you are just like Grok -- no sentience, just automatons.
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This guy is doing amazing work for the Peter Obi media. Amazing!!
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Na APC cause that 669% growth No be Iran war
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As an Omoluabi myself, I felt proud seeing this. Na all of us gather get PO! ❤️
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Peter Obi will surely fix out of school children issue
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Logo, a Remotion collection. Ten 3.5 second brand openers that reveal your word or mark: glass shards slamming together, candy blobs melting into a pool, letters dropping on a spring, marks orbiting into a dot, a pixel grid locking into place. Your name, logo, colours and tagline as props. ↓
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We need this level is craftsmanship and attention to detail in Nigerian construction.
Bulvar Medya
@BulvarpressOct 16
Ev sahibi, banyo zeminine eğim veren ustaya “Bilye testinden geçemezse ödeme yapmam” dedi. İşini tamamlayan usta, zemine bıraktığı bilyelerin doğrudan gidere ilerlediğini gösteren videoyu ev sahibine göndererek işçiliğini kanıtladı.
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But yeah macroeconomics,foreign reserve ,nelfund ,coastal road . Stupid idiots
Happening in Benin, Edo State Residents packing rice from the muddy ground 💔
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DEDICATED TO ALL OBIDIENTS: BE PROUD OF YOUR PRODUCT In the quiet chambers where truth keeps its own counsel, the Yoruba say: "T’ọ́mọ ẹni bá dára, ó yẹ ká wí." When a child walks in excellence, silence becomes a kind of theft. And so I speak. Peter Obi is not a candidate one promotes; he is a harvest one celebrates. "Bíbí ire kò ṣé f’owó rà" - good birth and careful raising cannot be purchased, even by those who believe every rare thing has a price. Wealth found him; it did not fashion him. The calm in his voice is older than his accounts. The humility that still bows when lesser men would swell is the mark of a house that taught its son the difference between standing tall and looking down. He carries prosperity the way an elder carries a staff..... lightly and only when the road demands it. They may try to paint the market with the colours of suspicion, yet the old proverb remains unmoved: "Tí àfín bá wọ’jà, gbogbo ojú ní ń wò." - When what is rare enters the square, every eye must turn. Not because it demands attention, but because the ordinary cannot pretend it is not standing in the presence of something carefully made. We who have spent lifetimes sorting grain from chaff know the difference between noise and substance. Our eyes have already done their quiet arithmetic. Even those who once kept their distance find the distance shortening. A cleric lifts unsolicited words of blessing; an old adversary meets him with the courtesy the moment itself requires. These are not campaigns. They are recognitions. The peacock does not argue for its plumage. "Ọ̀kín l’ọlọ́jà ẹyẹ" - among birds, it simply is the one the light prefers. When it moves, the yard rearranges itself around the fact of its presence. I do not sell him. I only refuse to hide him. In a season crowded with loud claims, there remains the older work of pointing, steadily, toward what has already proven itself. The child is good. The eyes have seen. The tongue must speak. And so I speak. © @BlazeRegent ™ #PeterObiIsComing
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