• If you haven’t listened to Akinwumi Adesina’s interview with Rufai Oseni on Arise TV, please do so. I just streamed the full interview, & I’m speechless. Akin is such a force, he is a man of statistics as well. He regurgitated everything that Peter Obi has been saying; everything.

    “1. Nigeria must invest in its people.
    2. Africa cannot develop with aide.
    3. We have the resources in the soil.

    4. Trump says it’s AMERICA FIRST.
    I don’t have a problem with that.

    5. I don’t believe we should beg our way to development. We must develop with pride.

    6. Africa has 65% of arable land to feed the world. It’s not in Asia, not in America, not in China. It’s not in any other part of the world.

    7. When we have 477 million young people below the age of 35, why should I be worried?

    8. The largest renewable sources of energy are in Africa, why should I be worried (when it has to do with energy transition globally)?

    8. On electric vehicles: Take lithium batteries for example. Everything you need; from platinum, to cobalt, to graphite, copper & everything you need are in Africa.

    9. DRC accounts for 90% of global platinum for mobile phones, lithium batteries. Electric car market will be worth $59 Trillion by 2050. Develop your own manufacturing capacity, so that you’re not selling the raw materials.

    10. If I’m selling semi-conductors to you, if I’m something you need; it’s very difficult for you to just wake up, & wave me around like that. The lesson is for African nations to industrialize, & make its purchasing power very high.”

    Akin is basically saying FROM CONSUMPTION TO PRODUCTION. That was a Pan Africanist speaking. He is pro-Africa through & through.

    Akin is an advocate of purchasing power, AKA (HDI). He said so much, I can’t possibly remember everything now. You guys need to stop the relationship, soups, bigotry & gender wars, & begin to have these conversations.

    Africa is on borrowed time, we are in the dying minutes of a unequal match. The world truly left Nigeria behind, we are now a laughing stock globally. Nigerians should be led by the likes of Akin, NOI, Obi; but hey, “let’s continue with the stupid tribalism & the reckless foolishness.”

    Nigeria is a goldmine. We have all that we need inside the soil to be great. But we need the focused leadership, who are less corrupt, & people-centric. We need people of integrity (global icons) that will put Nigerians first.

    Enough with the Politicking & the Government of Politicians only. Haven’t y’all had enough?

    NIGERIANS WAKE UP!
    If you haven’t listened to Akinwumi Adesina’s interview with Rufai Oseni on Arise TV, please do so. I just streamed the full interview, & I’m speechless. Akin is such a force, he is a man of statistics as well. He regurgitated everything that Peter Obi has been saying; everything. “1. Nigeria must invest in its people. 2. Africa cannot develop with aide. 3. We have the resources in the soil. 4. Trump says it’s AMERICA FIRST. I don’t have a problem with that. 5. I don’t believe we should beg our way to development. We must develop with pride. 6. Africa has 65% of arable land to feed the world. It’s not in Asia, not in America, not in China. It’s not in any other part of the world. 7. When we have 477 million young people below the age of 35, why should I be worried? 8. The largest renewable sources of energy are in Africa, why should I be worried (when it has to do with energy transition globally)? 8. On electric vehicles: Take lithium batteries for example. Everything you need; from platinum, to cobalt, to graphite, copper & everything you need are in Africa. 9. DRC accounts for 90% of global platinum for mobile phones, lithium batteries. Electric car market will be worth $59 Trillion by 2050. Develop your own manufacturing capacity, so that you’re not selling the raw materials. 10. If I’m selling semi-conductors to you, if I’m something you need; it’s very difficult for you to just wake up, & wave me around like that. The lesson is for African nations to industrialize, & make its purchasing power very high.” Akin is basically saying FROM CONSUMPTION TO PRODUCTION. That was a Pan Africanist speaking. He is pro-Africa through & through. Akin is an advocate of purchasing power, AKA (HDI). He said so much, I can’t possibly remember everything now. You guys need to stop the relationship, soups, bigotry & gender wars, & begin to have these conversations. Africa is on borrowed time, we are in the dying minutes of a unequal match. The world truly left Nigeria behind, we are now a laughing stock globally. Nigerians should be led by the likes of Akin, NOI, Obi; but hey, “let’s continue with the stupid tribalism & the reckless foolishness.” Nigeria is a goldmine. We have all that we need inside the soil to be great. But we need the focused leadership, who are less corrupt, & people-centric. We need people of integrity (global icons) that will put Nigerians first. Enough with the Politicking & the Government of Politicians only. Haven’t y’all had enough? NIGERIANS WAKE UP!
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  • 16-Year-Old Boy, Ayibanua Timipre, Commits Suicide in Yenagoa

    A 16-year-old boy, Ayibanua Timipre, has reportedly taken his own life by hanging himself from a ceiling fan in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State.

    Timipre, from Igbomotoru Community in Southern Ijaw LGA, was found hanging in his father's house in Kpansia, with the rope still attached to the fan after his body was taken down.

    While the reason for his suicide remains unknown, some residents speculate it may have been linked to punishment from his parents after he allegedly stole ₦27,000 from the house.

    Others describe him as a quiet and well-liked boy who was learning mobile phone repair in the community.

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    16-Year-Old Boy, Ayibanua Timipre, Commits Suicide in Yenagoa A 16-year-old boy, Ayibanua Timipre, has reportedly taken his own life by hanging himself from a ceiling fan in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. Timipre, from Igbomotoru Community in Southern Ijaw LGA, was found hanging in his father's house in Kpansia, with the rope still attached to the fan after his body was taken down. While the reason for his suicide remains unknown, some residents speculate it may have been linked to punishment from his parents after he allegedly stole ₦27,000 from the house. Others describe him as a quiet and well-liked boy who was learning mobile phone repair in the community. NigerDelta Insider
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