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  • To the Almighty and my ancestors, look at what a human being with one head has achieved. I have two now, please grant me more wisdom and strength to make them prosper. Amen!

    The combined market worth of Elon Musk’s companies is 1.72 trillion dollars.
    To the Almighty and my ancestors, look at what a human being with one head has achieved. I have two now, please grant me more wisdom and strength to make them prosper. Amen! The combined market worth of Elon Musk’s companies is 1.72 trillion dollars.🖤
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  • Tajudeen Abbas, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, has withdrawn the controversial bill that proposed mandatory voting for all eligible Nigerians in elections.

    I mentioned to my journalist colleague that this bill would not be passed, and now it has been officially withdrawn.

    We cannot allow our selfish interests to deny people their fundamental human rights.

    If you want to encourage voter participation in the 2027 election, advocate for electoral reform. Many of us believe that electoral reform is essential for ensuring free and fair elections, which, in turn, will motivate people to come out and vote.
    Tajudeen Abbas, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, has withdrawn the controversial bill that proposed mandatory voting for all eligible Nigerians in elections. I mentioned to my journalist colleague that this bill would not be passed, and now it has been officially withdrawn. We cannot allow our selfish interests to deny people their fundamental human rights. If you want to encourage voter participation in the 2027 election, advocate for electoral reform. Many of us believe that electoral reform is essential for ensuring free and fair elections, which, in turn, will motivate people to come out and vote.
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  • BREAKING NEWS: Human rights lawyer, Evans Ufeli, has filed a N10 billion suit against JAMB, and the Minister of Education over what he described as widespread irregularities and technical failures that allegedly marred the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME.
    BREAKING NEWS: Human rights lawyer, Evans Ufeli, has filed a N10 billion suit against JAMB, and the Minister of Education over what he described as widespread irregularities and technical failures that allegedly marred the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME.
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  • From The Hearthland

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    A vibrant collection of poems that captures the heart, humor, and humanity of Nigeria.

    In From the Hearthland, Orode Ajuwaghan invites readers on a poetic journey through the rich tapestry of Nigerian life. Blending wit, warmth, and deep reflection, these 14 poems explore the rhythms of a nation and the emotions of its people.

    From the bustling markets and noisy streets to quiet moments of personal thought, each poem offers a snapshot of what it means to live, love, laugh, and hope as a Nigerian. Some poems will make you smile at familiar quirks; others will gently nudge you to reflect on life’s deeper questions. Together, they paint a picture of a country that is as complex as it is beautiful.

    Whether you are Nigerian or simply curious about the culture and spirit of this vibrant nation, From the Hearthland delivers stories that feel both personal and universal.

    Inside this book you will find:
    – Poems about Nigerian culture, community, and everyday life
    – Humorous verses that celebrate our unique ways of living and loving
    – Reflective poems on personal growth, resilience, and belonging
    – A celebration of the beauty, struggles, and strength of Nigeria and its people

    Perfect for lovers of poetry, African literature, and anyone seeking to connect with the soul of Nigeria, this collection is a heartfelt tribute to the hearthland we call home.

    Open the pages and step into a Nigeria that laughs, reflects, and lives boldly.
    A vibrant collection of poems that captures the heart, humor, and humanity of Nigeria. In From the Hearthland, Orode Ajuwaghan invites readers on a poetic journey through the rich tapestry of Nigerian life. Blending wit, warmth, and deep reflection, these 14 poems explore the rhythms of a nation and the emotions of its people. From the bustling markets and noisy streets to quiet moments of personal thought, each poem offers a snapshot of what it means to live, love, laugh, and hope as a Nigerian. Some poems will make you smile at familiar quirks; others will gently nudge you to reflect on life’s deeper questions. Together, they paint a picture of a country that is as complex as it is beautiful. Whether you are Nigerian or simply curious about the culture and spirit of this vibrant nation, From the Hearthland delivers stories that feel both personal and universal. Inside this book you will find: – Poems about Nigerian culture, community, and everyday life – Humorous verses that celebrate our unique ways of living and loving – Reflective poems on personal growth, resilience, and belonging – A celebration of the beauty, struggles, and strength of Nigeria and its people Perfect for lovers of poetry, African literature, and anyone seeking to connect with the soul of Nigeria, this collection is a heartfelt tribute to the hearthland we call home. Open the pages and step into a Nigeria that laughs, reflects, and lives boldly.
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  • Yesterday evening, VDM took an emergency flight from Abuja to Lagos to join Sir Allen Onyema, the Chairman of Air Peace, and officials from NAPTIP in welcoming over 70 trafficked Nigerian girls returning from Ivory Coast.

    As a concerned citizen, VDM has used his platform to raise awareness about human trafficking, which brought about collaborations with Sir Allen Onyema and NAPTIP.

    According to VDM, Sir Allen Onyema provided an Air Peace aircraft free of charge to bring these victims home safely. In doing so, he incurred significant financial losses of over ₦300 million, due to delays in the girls' travel schedule. In addition, he covered the cost of medical checkups for all the victims.

    NAPTIP also fulfilled its role by ensuring these girls were located and safely repatriated.

    To the naysayers, why do you hate VDM and what he stands for? Why do you despise someone who speaks up for the common man? Why do you oppose the work he does to protect and uplift vulnerable Nigerians?
    Yesterday evening, VDM took an emergency flight from Abuja to Lagos to join Sir Allen Onyema, the Chairman of Air Peace, and officials from NAPTIP in welcoming over 70 trafficked Nigerian girls returning from Ivory Coast. As a concerned citizen, VDM has used his platform to raise awareness about human trafficking, which brought about collaborations with Sir Allen Onyema and NAPTIP. According to VDM, Sir Allen Onyema provided an Air Peace aircraft free of charge to bring these victims home safely. In doing so, he incurred significant financial losses of over ₦300 million, due to delays in the girls' travel schedule. In addition, he covered the cost of medical checkups for all the victims. NAPTIP also fulfilled its role by ensuring these girls were located and safely repatriated. To the naysayers, why do you hate VDM and what he stands for? Why do you despise someone who speaks up for the common man? Why do you oppose the work he does to protect and uplift vulnerable Nigerians?
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  • Human and Gorilla Skeleton side by side.
    The human shares a lot of similarities with the Gorillla and here are few of them:

    1. They share the same physical traits like opposable thumbs.

    2. Both share about 70 percent similar skeletal structures.

    3. They share facial features. Gorillas can smile, feel extremely sad, happy, make pity face.

    4. They share almost the same gestation periods. Gorillas just like humans carry their babies in the womb for 9 months.

    5. They share similarities behaviorally, you see a mother Gorilla flogging, hitting her own baby for collecting food from another strange or neighbor Gorilla.

    6. Both Human and Gorilla have emotional intelligence.

    7. Gorillas are great just like humans in cooperative parenting. The male hustling and providing for the wife and children while the mother look after the children and both parents raising their children without each other responsibility conflicting.
    Human and Gorilla Skeleton side by side. The human shares a lot of similarities with the Gorillla and here are few of them: 1. They share the same physical traits like opposable thumbs. 2. Both share about 70 percent similar skeletal structures. 3. They share facial features. Gorillas can smile, feel extremely sad, happy, make pity face. 4. They share almost the same gestation periods. Gorillas just like humans carry their babies in the womb for 9 months. 5. They share similarities behaviorally, you see a mother Gorilla flogging, hitting her own baby for collecting food from another strange or neighbor Gorilla. 6. Both Human and Gorilla have emotional intelligence. 7. Gorillas are great just like humans in cooperative parenting. The male hustling and providing for the wife and children while the mother look after the children and both parents raising their children without each other responsibility conflicting.
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  • Honestly Goes Viral as Tricycle Rider returns Lost 2 million naira

    You won't believe what happened in Aba! In the Nigerian society where good news feels rare, a tricycle rider, Mr. Emmanuel Obodoezie, just restored our faith in humanity. He found a bag containing a whopping N2.04 million and returned it to its rightful owner. Yes, you read that right, N2.04 million!

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    Honestly Goes Viral as Tricycle Rider returns Lost 2 million naira You won't believe what happened in Aba! In the Nigerian society where good news feels rare, a tricycle rider, Mr. Emmanuel Obodoezie, just restored our faith in humanity. He found a bag containing a whopping N2.04 million and returned it to its rightful owner. Yes, you read that right, N2.04 million! Read full story in comment section 👇
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  • EXPOSED

    Chaiii , if someone told us that VDM is into things like this I could never believe . So he uses humanitarian activities to truly cover up his color ? . In this life don’t be in a haste to clap for people till you truly know them . Some of you will really be shocked but it was about time .

    So yesterday clocked exactly 2 years since VDM started fighting for people, empowering youths to learn a skill and rebuilding schools for kids to attend . Stopping scams and going after those taking advantage of others . For two years he has consistently done this with NO PAY . Today we celebrate him .

    Moral lesson : Exposed ? Only bad people get exposed , VDM is a real man and can only expose evil people.

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    EXPOSED 💔💔🤦‍♂️ Chaiii , if someone told us that VDM is into things like this I could never believe . So he uses humanitarian activities to truly cover up his color ? 💔. In this life don’t be in a haste to clap for people till you truly know them . Some of you will really be shocked but it was about time . So yesterday clocked exactly 2 years since VDM started fighting for people, empowering youths to learn a skill and rebuilding schools for kids to attend . Stopping scams and going after those taking advantage of others . For two years he has consistently done this with NO PAY . Today we celebrate him . Moral lesson : Exposed ? Only bad people get exposed , VDM is a real man and can only expose evil people. | zamani’s blog
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  • ‪I want to be criticized. ‬
    ‪I want to be told I’m wrong.‬
    ‪I want to be insulted. ‬
    ‪No one is above criticism or insults. ‬
    ‪Because we are human beings not God. ‬
    ‪I want to be criticized. ‬ ‪I want to be told I’m wrong.‬ ‪I want to be insulted. ‬ ‪No one is above criticism or insults. ‬ ‪Because we are human beings not God. ‬
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  • Welcome BNers to Day 2 of #NBAAllStar Weekend! We enjoyed African Excellence at @thebal and @nbaafrica #NBAAfrica Luncheon!

    This year’s event focused on specially celebrating the impact of Congolese pro-Basketballer #DikembeMutombo with various compelling tributes and speeches from #theBAL and #NBAAfrica

    Some key announcements made during event include:

    - The Dikembe Mutombo Humanitarian Award. It will honor people and groups yearly who do good for others in Africa.

    - The NBA in Africa will give 55 basketball courts to communities in Africa to honor Dikembe Mutombo and his jersey number.

    - The new courts are part of a bigger plan. The NBA in Africa wants to build 1,000 courts in Africa over the next ten years.

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    Welcome BNers to Day 2 of #NBAAllStar Weekend! We enjoyed African Excellence at @thebal and @nbaafrica #NBAAfrica Luncheon! This year’s event focused on specially celebrating the impact of Congolese pro-Basketballer #DikembeMutombo 🕊️with various compelling tributes and speeches from #theBAL and #NBAAfrica Some key announcements made during event include: - The Dikembe Mutombo Humanitarian Award. It will honor people and groups yearly who do good for others in Africa. - The NBA in Africa will give 55 basketball courts to communities in Africa to honor Dikembe Mutombo and his jersey number. - The new courts are part of a bigger plan. The NBA in Africa wants to build 1,000 courts in Africa over the next ten years. #BellaNaijaTakesNBA
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  • Bayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri, on friday invited Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, to commission the newly built legislators' quarters in Yenagoa as part of the Governor's 5th anniversary celebrations.

    Abbas commended Diri’s leadership, describing the project as a testament to his administration’s commitment to excellence. He praised Bayelsa’s progress in infrastructure, human capital development, and governance.

    Governor Diri emphasized that New Yenagoa City was a well-planned development and directed the Ministry of Lands to acquire 360 more hectares for further expansion.

    Commissioner for Works, Moses Teibowei, disclosed that the quarters consist of 30 duplexes, including one for the Speaker and 29 for other legislators, constructed by an indigenous company on schedule.

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    Bayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri, on friday invited Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, to commission the newly built legislators' quarters in Yenagoa as part of the Governor's 5th anniversary celebrations. Abbas commended Diri’s leadership, describing the project as a testament to his administration’s commitment to excellence. He praised Bayelsa’s progress in infrastructure, human capital development, and governance. Governor Diri emphasized that New Yenagoa City was a well-planned development and directed the Ministry of Lands to acquire 360 more hectares for further expansion. Commissioner for Works, Moses Teibowei, disclosed that the quarters consist of 30 duplexes, including one for the Speaker and 29 for other legislators, constructed by an indigenous company on schedule. NigerDelta Insider
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