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Oh my days guys!!!! Saw someone standing beside me on the tube just now and thought he looked very familiar.
Tapped him gently and asked:
“are you by chance…Peter?? “
Him: Yes….
Me: Drury?????
Him: “That’s me”
Me: 🤯🤯🤯
Me: (looks around check if any other person spotted this absolute legend)
Me: Proceeds to have a nice chat about the EPL, LFC, City114, Messi..
Loved his perspectives and energy!!
An absolute Legend FR!!🫶
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Teach your children how to speak Yoruba language.
🎙️Shaykh Dr Sharraf-deen Gbadebo Raji
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What is the personal cost of public service? I answered this question recently.
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INEC has confirmed that Permanent Voter's Card (PVC) collection commences on 9 October 2026. Please get your PVC so that you can participate in the 2027 election.
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New York City, wetin dey sup? It was a joy to commemorate 34 years of the Nigerian Day Parade alongside the many Nigerian New Yorkers who fill our city with life.
From the entrepreneurs whose businesses strengthen our neighborhoods, to the sounds of Afrobeats pouring out of graduation parties in Southeast Queens, and the aroma of Agege bread calling out to passersby in Brooklyn — the impact of Nigerian New Yorkers is felt across the five boroughs.
Our city is richer in culture, stronger in community, and more vibrant because of your contributions.
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We want to build a Nigeria where you don't have to be the son or daughter of "someone big" to get to the top.
Join me to Reset Nigeria.
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Abduction Of Youth Corps Members: Time To Suspend And Then Scrap the @officialnyscng Scheme Is Now
It has been my consistent position since 2019, during my first run for the presidency, that the National Youth Service Corps (@officialnyscng ) has outlived its usefulness in its present form.
The recent abduction of young Nigerians travelling to their NYSC orientation camps along the Owerri–Onitsha Road once again exposes the danger of compelling our young people to travel across an increasingly insecure country in the name of national service.
You cannot force young Nigerians to “serve their fatherland” when the same country cannot guarantee their safety while they travel to their places of service.
The NYSC should be suspended immediately and ultimately scrapped. In the meantime, all corps members should be given the option to serve within their states of origin. No young Nigerian should be forced to travel hundreds of kilometres into unfamiliar and insecure territory simply to fulfil a compulsory national service requirement.
Under a #Sowore2027 presidency, we will replace the NYSC with a new two year voluntary National Job Corps focused on real employment, skills development, public works, technology, agriculture, healthcare, education and other productive national priorities.
Young Nigerians need jobs, opportunities, skills and security, not compulsory deployment into danger.
The time to suspend the NYSC is NOW. The time to scrap this outdated scheme has come.
#Sowore2027 #TakeItBack
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NYSC Corps Members Abducted On Independence Day
Gunmen abducted 19 prospective NYSC corps members on the Anambra-Imo border on Independence Day while they were travelling from Ibadan to orientation camps in Akwa Ibom and Abia States.
One mother revealed that her daughter's last message before going silent simply read kidnappers.
Watch What's Trending with @OjyOkpe
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UNILORIN lecturer arrested over 'WhatsApp post' on Kogi road project
Officers of the Kogi police command have arrested Elijah Olorunsuwa, a lecturer with the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), over allegations of cybercrime in connection with WhatsApp messages on a road project in the state.
Olorunsuwa, a social commentator, was arrested on Wednesday at his residence in Ilorin, Kwara state capital, and taken to Kogi state.
thecable.ng/unilorin-lecture…
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Moniya - Iseyin Road in 2018.
A road is more than concrete and asphalt.
The 65km Moniya–Iseyin Road in Oyo State was a response to a clear economic problem: connecting Ibadan to the productive heart of Oke-Ogun.
The lesson is bigger than the road project itself.
When a government identifies a problem, makes a strategic decision and follows through with execution, infrastructure can become a platform for economic growth.
Can this kind of strategic thinking help Reset Nigeria?
#ResetNigeria #MakindeDaura2027
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I just got to know that NYSC @officialnyscng does not allow married people who changed their surname to register for deployment.
Why is Nigeria always frustrating her citizens
I just got to know that NYSC @officialnyscng does not allow married people who changed their surname to register for deployment.
Why is Nigeria always frustrating her citizens
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When the work is undeniable, even critics admit that HE @seyimakinde record speaks for itself.
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A Physiotherapist, Dr. Esther Ibeye, has said poor compensation and heavy workloads have forced many of her colleagues to leave the country for better opportunities abroad.
Ibeye’s statement comes in the wake of the celebration of World Physiotherapy Day, noting how vital it is to the health care system. Speaking further on the breakfast show, Ibeye called on the government to invest in physiotherapy care in the country.
channelstv.com/2026/09/08/po…
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Reset Nigeria is a national movement to rebuild Nigeria’s systems and institutions so that Nigeria works for every Nigerian.
National reset requires both accountable leadership and active citizenship. It asks those who govern to serve differently,
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A Reset Nigeria is one where opportunity is not reserved for those with connections, but is open to every Nigerian with the talent, drive, and determination to succeed.
Let’s build that Nigeria together.
#ResetNigeria #NigeriaFirst #MakindeDaura2027
Link to the work: url6649.tandfonline.com/ls/c…





























