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#ChroniclesOfMezon4 is about events that happened in my life that centres on #LawOfAttraction.
What is law of attraction?
In simple terms, it's about getting what you want by shaping the universe to your favour & believing in it 💯%.
#LOA
#MondayMotivation
#mondaythoughts
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Man shares how his family welcomed him after living outside Nigeria for 12 years.
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JUST IN: Today, 16 October 2026, Gov. Alex Otti paid a visit to some newly functionalized Primary Health Care Centres for on-the-spot assessment of the status of primary health care under the ‘Project Ekwueme’ which seeks to rebuild, equip and functionalize more than 270 PHCs across the state.
The governor in his usual nature offered to pay off all bills of patients who were currently being attended to in these facilities.
#InvestInAbia
RANDOM SHOTS: From rot to a functional PHC, Ugwueke, Bende. A lot of people don't fully comprehend what Governor Alex Otti is doing. That's why they will keep asking what the Governor has built.
Primary Health Centres are the basic foundation of Health Care Delivery. If you get it right, the crowd and foot traffic in general hospitals, ABSUTH and FMC will reduce.
The focus is more on equipped very functional facilities than grandiose empty structures with no equipment.
See the BEFORE and the NOW.
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On Our Way Back, There Was A Heavy Traffic Due To This Terrible Road & We Started to Do Campaign.
Na APC Steady Dey Give Us Campaign Materials.
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Rufai really put smiles on our faces! Sometimes, all we need is a little laughter to ease the tension. This one is actually funny! 🤣
Rufai understood the assignment! Who else couldn’t hold back the laughter?
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OPay Reportedly Lost ₦150 Billion In Loans As Nigerians Refused To Pay Back 👀
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We must amend our laws to stop the president from appointing INEC chairman, national commissioners and resident electoral commissioners. A president shouldn't be appointing people that will supervise an election he is a candidate.
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
President Tinubu nominates 4 new INEC national commissioners and 2 Resident Electoral Commissioners
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has nominated four new national commissioners and two new resident electoral commissioners to fill vacancies at the Independent National Electoral Commission created by expiring tenures.
The Senate will scrutinise all the nominees.
However, the President reappointed Dr Bala Bila, the national commissioner representing the North East.
The new national commissioners are Professor Mustapha Aliu, who will replace Professor Abdullahi Zuru as the North West representative; and Bashir Muhammed Umar, who will replace Professor Muhammad Adamu as the North Central representative.
President Tinubu recommended Mrs Oluwatoyin Babalola, the resident electoral commissioner in Osun, as the new South West national commissioner. She will replace Professor Cornelius Ajayi, whose tenure expires on October 24.
The two new resident electoral commissioners are retired permanent secretary Dr Samuel Akinjide Akinleye, to represent Ekiti State, and Zahradden Basiru Sanusi, from Jigawa, who will replace Professor Saidu Ahmed Babura.
President Tinubu urged the Senate to expedite the nominees' confirmation in view of the forthcoming General elections next January.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information and Strategy)
October 16, 2026
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"... and we found about 2.4 billion dollars worth of fraud, so we refused to pay. That then led to threats to me and then, my mother got kidnapped. I was told that for her to be released, I should resign and leave the country..."
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

























