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Seven months and 5 days ago, the journey began.🇳🇬
It wasn't easy from the start, but we stayed committed, kept believing and never gave up.
Today, these incredible girls have made history on the world stage!
WORLD CHAMPIONS!🏆🌍🇳🇬
What a journey! All glory to God Almighty.🙏
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Nigeria is the first African country to win the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup (2026), FIFA U-17 Men's World Cup (1985) and Olympic Gold medal in Football (1996).
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Nigeria defeat Japan 2-1 to become the first African country to win the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.
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- @IkejaElectric Due to the power outage, the soup I stored in the fridge has spoilt. It was worth ₦25,000.
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OPay
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FT: Arsenal 1-0 Hull City.
ARSENAL HAVE WON THE GAME VS HULL CITY THANKS TO MARTIN ØDEGAARD! 🔥🔥🔥
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This is exactly why we don’t get music videos that actually reflect the lyrics and story of a song anymore.
The song literally says “Oyi na-atụ m o” (I’m catching a cold), and you’re calling this display of artistry ‘fooling’
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“My solar is dæd, president Tinubu, we need light” — Skitmaker TheCuteAbiola laments the incessant power outage*
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🆘 "We witnessed a terrible accident along the Ibadan-Sagamu Expressway, and it's so sad that for about 20 minutes, there was no ambulance or emergency service to come and help them"
— Actor Kunle Afod calls for urgent help for accident victims
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Wait thing we use to power our Electricity is being held for 20years and now 98 out of 300 will be clear so what happens to 202 containers hmm this country I just don’t understand how it operates
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The epileptic state of power supply across all bands over the last couple of weeks has broken the social contract NERC and the Ministry of Power presented to Nigerians before introducing the band system.
On that basis, NOBODY should be paying Band A tariffs right now.
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10 workplace lessons I wish every young professional understood early:
1. Your work chats can be used as records. Be mindful of what you say.
2. Don't overshare your personal life at work.
3. An open-door policy doesn't mean you should share everything.
4. Your boss can be a good manager without being your friend.
5. Keep your career plans private until you're ready to share them.
6. Don't discuss your salary with people you don't trust.
7. Your colleagues are not automatically your friends.
8. Be careful about what you disclose, especially when it concerns confidential company information.
9. Your attitude, conduct and how you treat people matter just as much as your technical skills.
10. Never stop learning just because you have a job.
And one more thing:
Be professional, but don't be naive. Understand the workplace beyond what's written in the employee handbook.
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"Mr Minister of Power, there's no light. There's hardly electricity in 2026, yet millions, billions are being thrown into the power sector. What are you people doing?"
— Actress Kate Henshaw calls out Power Minister over poor electricity in Nigeria
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Every morning, you wake up to a country that makes survival feel like a punishment. There is no food on the table, no electricity to escape the unbearable heat, and no water because there is no power to pump it. Even your basic sanitation has become a problem.
You have no job, no steady income, and barely enough money to buy food, clothes and mobile data. Your daily hope is that someone will announce a giveaway online. Yet, when the opportunity comes to decide who governs you, you are ready to vote for the people who placed you in this mess.
You defend the government, sing its praises and chant, “On your mandate we shall stand,” while the very conditions you celebrate continue to make your life miserable.
How long will you keep exchanging your future for handouts? Your government should give you the opportunity to live with dignity, not reduce you to begging on the internet for survival.
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What’s crazy about this light thing is how every thing now has extra expenses. No light so my fiber x isn’t on, that means I have to buy data. No light, I have to buy water. How do you keep to your budget and save when useless things like this disrupt your life?
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Teachers and coaches are legends.
They deserve better. Hopefully teachers would be highlt celebrated as well.
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General power supply has been terrible over the last couple of days/weeks, but people have not called out the current minister of Power (Tegbe) half as much as they did with Ex minister Adelabu, whose name was on everybody’s lips and fingertip.
What social theory explains this?
