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United We Stand! retweeted
Bail on self-recognition, no surety, just “behave yourself”. Yet Sowore turned the courtroom into chaos.
Cyberbully the President, ignore retraction, get charged under Cybercrimes Act, enjoy lenient bail… then throw tantrums when the court says enough? The same man lecturing on rule of law can’t obey simple judicial orders.
And your bail was revoked for disrespecting the court, not DSS conspiracy. Actions have consequences. Revolution starts with obeying the rules you claim to fight for. Stay in Kuje and reflect.
United We Stand! retweeted
“The High Illiteracy In The North Is What Breeds These T£rrorists. There Are So Many Out-Of-School Children And Poverty Is Widespread, Making It Easier For Our Youths And Children To Be Lured Into Joining Terror!st Groups Like Boko H@ram. Until These Root Problems Are Addressed By Northern Politicians, The Violence Will Only Get Worse And More Lives Will Continue To Be Lost.” ~ Northern Lady Cries Out Over The Suicide Bombing In Borno.
For those of you that think all of Israel are Jewish or Christians... there are also a lot of Muslims there too...
United We Stand! retweeted
This little boy pretended to be deaf and dumb, only for security operatives to uncover him as an informant for kidnappers in Kebbi State.
He reportedly gained the trust and sympathy of residents, moving freely around Makera Gandu in Birnin Kebbi while secretly observing daily routines and passing information to criminal gangs.
During interrogation, he allegedly confessed that he and two others were sent on similar surveillance missions. He also claimed that those who trained them in sign language are based in the Harasawa area, and that he is originally from Niger State.
They should eliminated him asap
Everything changes when you are around the right energy. Your environment and people around you are either fueling you or draining you!!!
Clock it 👌
United We Stand! retweeted
Life is such a funny thing.
You kidnapped a medical doctor and his brother.
Demanded for 100M naira, killed the younger brother in the process and released the doctor after a ransom of millions of naira was paid.
Now your own child is sick, you rushed her to the hospital and guess who attended to the child?
The same doctor you kidnapped and almost killed.
To everyone who prayed and contributed for the safe release of Dr Abu Tunde, the HO who was kidnapped in Auchi, God bless you all, his abductors have been arrested at the hospital where he was met to attend to their own child.
Copied from : @ThatCruiseMedic
United We Stand! retweeted
America gives Nigerians the best Christmas Gift 🎁 in many years.
Anywhere you see this video, pls share:
Excellent response... I wholly adopt this tweet.
Okay toh... cos the matter been wan taya me... I didn't even know she was on that list fa😜😜😜
UPDATE ON PRESIDENTIAL PARDON LIST
BREAKING: Maryam Sanda, sentenced to death in 2020 for the culpable homicide of her husband, Bilyaminu Bello, has been removed from the pardon list by President Tinubu.
President Tinubu has ordered the removal of individuals convicted of severe crimes, including kidnapping, drug offenses, human trafficking, fraud, and illegal firearms possession or trafficking, from the list. Additionally, those who were previously pardoned on the old list have had their sentences reduced.
The controversial list of people who were pardoned via the Presidential Prerogative of Mercy has just been reviewed with a large number of the initial beneficiaries now removed.
President Tinubu has also directed the immediate relocation of the Secretariat of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Prerogative of Mercy from the Federal Ministry of Special Duties to the Federal Ministry of Justice.
The Attorney-General of the Federation has also been directed to issue appropriate Guidelines for the Exercise of the Power of Prerogative of Mercy, which includes compulsory consultation with relevant prosecuting agencies.
"The Art of Maturity: 7 Moments When Wise People Simply Walk Away" highlights key situations where mature individuals choose to disengage for their well-being and personal growth. These moments include:
Pointless Arguments: Knowing when to exit a discussion that is no longer productive.
Harm to Wellbeing: Prioritizing mental and physical health by avoiding stressful situations.
Compromised Values: Protecting one's core beliefs by stepping away when they are continually challenged or violated.
Toxicity: Removing oneself from draining and negative people or environments.
Lopsided Relationships: Recognizing and leaving relationships that lack mutual effort and balance.
Self-Forgiveness: Releasing past mistakes and self-criticism to move forward positively.
Intuition: Trusting one's gut feelings and disengaging from situations that feel wrong.
In essence, maturity is about recognizing what no longer serves you and having the wisdom and strength to walk away.
"The Art of Maturity: 7 Moments When Wise People Simply Walk Away" highlights key situations where mature individuals choose to disengage for their well-being and personal growth. These moments include:
Pointless Arguments: Knowing when to exit a discussion that is no longer productive.
Harm to Wellbeing: Prioritizing mental and physical health by avoiding stressful situations.
Compromised Values: Protecting one's core beliefs by stepping away when they are continually challenged or violated.
Toxicity: Removing oneself from draining and negative people or environments.
Lopsided Relationships: Recognizing and leaving relationships that lack mutual effort and balance.
Self-Forgiveness: Releasing past mistakes and self-criticism to move forward positively.
Intuition: Trusting one's gut feelings and disengaging from situations that feel wrong.
In essence, maturity is about recognizing what no longer serves you and having the wisdom and strength to walk away.
"The Art of Maturity: 7 Moments When Wise People Simply Walk Away" highlights key situations where mature individuals choose to disengage for their well-being and personal growth. These moments include:
Pointless Arguments: Knowing when to exit a discussion that is no longer productive.
Harm to Wellbeing: Prioritizing mental and physical health by avoiding stressful situations.
Compromised Values: Protecting one's core beliefs by stepping away when they are continually challenged or violated.
Toxicity: Removing oneself from draining and negative people or environments.
Lopsided Relationships: Recognizing and leaving relationships that lack mutual effort and balance.
Self-Forgiveness: Releasing past mistakes and self-criticism to move forward positively.
Intuition: Trusting one's gut feelings and disengaging from situations that feel wrong.
In essence, maturity is about recognizing what no longer serves you and having the wisdom and strength to walk away.
Shey I will not add another degree like this? That's Artificial Intelligence dey enter my eye sha... #learningtoearning
NUC Approves 13 New Degree Programmes for Nigerian Universities
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved 13 new degree programmes for Nigerian universities under the Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards (CCMAS) initiative.
The approved programmes are:
1. B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
2. B.Ed. Christian Education
3. B.Sc. Human Kinetics (Sport Management)
4. B.Eng. Geomatics
5. B.HLIS Community Health Science
6. B.Sc. Intelligence and Security Studies
7. B.Sc. Islamic Economics and Finance
8. B.Sc. Parasitology and Entomology
9. B.Sc. Telecommunication Science
10. B.Sc. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
11. B.Sc. Cooperative Economics and Management
12. B.Sc. Nuclear Science
13. B.Eng. Nuclear Engineering
#NSLCUpdate🔥
