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It is with profound sadness that I received the news of the homegoing of my elder brother, Rev. Dr. William Okoye, a distinguished servant of God whose life was defined by deep faith, sacrificial service, and commitment to raising men and women of integrity. Rev. Okoye belonged to that rare generation of spiritual leaders who understood that the true measure of ministry is not in the size of its platforms but in the depth of its impact on humanity. Through his teachings, leadership, and personal example, he inspired countless people to live lives of purpose, righteousness, discipline, and hope. His passing is a great loss to his family, the entire All Christians Fellowship Mission (ACFM), the Body of Christ, and our dear nation, Nigeria, at a time when our country yearns for voices that unite, heal, and inspire people to pursue justice, peace, and compassion. As we mourn, we also celebrate a life well lived—a life poured out in faithful service to God and humanity. Though his earthly journey has come to an end, the values he embodied and the lives he transformed will continue to speak for generations. May his memory continue to challenge us to live selflessly, love sincerely, and labour faithfully for the advancement of God’s kingdom and the building of a just, peaceful, and prosperous Nigeria. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. -PO

@arojinle1 When we're growing up, we're brainwashed that one egg is enough for an adult.

@Official_Isaaco @officialABAT Try to be updated. The last Keke I for someone was #3.7M as last year April. So, your price was wrong. Not until you venture into the business, you won't know how difficult it is to realize your gain.

Chude: Why should people vote for you? Peter Obi: It is for you to look at my past and look at what I am saying now... Me: Dr. Chukwuma Okafor has looked at your past and the result is not favourable. Dr. Okafor said, and I quote, "Dr. Chris Ngige assumed office as the Executive Governor of Anambra State in May 2003. He inherited an annual Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of about ₦800 million and increased it to about ₦7.4 billion before leaving office in March 2006 after less than three years in office (2 years and 10months only). Mr. Peter Obi took over in March 2006. He inherited the IGR of ₦7.4 billion. Then after almost eight years in office, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported Anambra State's IGR at only ₦8.73 billion in 2013. Chief Willie Obiano succeeded Peter Obi and inherited that revenue base. By 2022, the NBS reported that Anambra's IGR had risen to about ₦33.92 billion under Obiano." For those who can't read and understand. Let me break it down for you: Dr. Ngige increased IGR by 825% (2 years and 10months only) Mr. Obi increased IGR by 18% (8 Years) Mr. Obiano increased IGR by 289.9% (8 years) Now you be the judge of competence Good evening, Patriotic Nigerians

Boil 10 pieces of fresh Soursop leaves in 1 litre of water for 15mins, drink 100mls every evening. You are going to sleep like a baby💚🍀…. Bye to insomnia (sleeplessness)

@yabaleftonline He said the truth because he also and his generation are very dull.

This guy is a serial lier.

Ainà Dipo 🇳🇬 @dipoaina1

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@fkeyamo Here’s Peter obi’s version of the story before the cctv was released:

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@fkeyamo Here’s Peter obi’s version of the story before the cctv was released:

HEART ATTACK, STROKE, HYPERTENSION Stone breaker + avocado leaves does the magic. Boil the two plants together for 15 minutes and drink a teacupful twice daily before meals. Nature heals.

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@instablog9ja Congratulations to you both

@instablog9ja #Yawns# This was Mr Peter Obi in 2012. Only fools will still be fooled by this devil I'm 2026.

I have a good news for all men who are finding it difficult to get to their feet☘️🤝

@instablog9ja She's honest. Appreciate her.

@ruffydfire Probably he wanted to say in his 20s

As a man, instead of buying pizza and burger to impress her in this new month, use that money to get yourself garlic, ginger, cloves and bitter kola, she would be more impressed and sing your name🍀❤️

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BREAKING: President Tinubu approves 27 road projects worth over N3.9 trillion across 15 states. The projects cover Adamawa, Benue, Cross River, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Lagos, Niger, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Plateau, Taraba, and Yobe states. The road projects are as follows: 1. N1.8 trillion for the re-award of the 409-kilometre dual carriageway project in Niger State under the tax credit scheme to Aliko Dangote. 2. N276 billion for the dualisation of Ilorin-Ogbomoso Road. 3. N265 billion for the reconstruction of Iseyin-Eruwa-Agbesi Road in Oyo State and Kwara State. 4. N217 billion for the dualisation of old alignment Ijaye to FGC to Ilorin Road with a spur to Akinmorin. 5. N116 billion for the 21km Abakaliki-Afikpo Road in Ebonyi State. 6. N110 billion for the Ogbomoso-Oko-Illupu Road in Oyo and Osun States. 7. N104 billion for the rehabilitation of sections 1 and 2 of the Ilorin-Omorin-Ebe-Kabba-Obajana Road in Kwara and Kogi States. 8. N98 billion for the construction of 30km Idi-Araba-Ayede-Olodo Road in Oyo State. 9. N92 billion for the rehabilitation of Baban-Lamba-Sharan phase 2 Road in Plateau State. 10. N86 billion for the reconstruction of Enugu-Abakaliki Road with a flyover. 11. N86 billion for the Adikpo-Ajayi-Tese-Akpa-Otukpo Road in Benue and Cross River State. 12. N83 billion for the Jimeta-Mayo Belwa Road project in Adamawa State. 13. N82 billion for the rehabilitation of Igbeti Road in Oyo State. 14. N74 billion for the construction of Igbeti-Soro-Kishi Road in Oyo State. 15. N71 billion for the construction of 52km Dabban-Makina Road in Niger State. 16. N62.99 billion for the Tungo-Karamti Road with 5 bridges between Adamawa and Taraba States. 17. N58 billion for the rehabilitation of Yola-Hong-Mubi Road phase 2. 18. N46 billion for the Amasiri–Okporojo Road. 19. N34 billion for the 18km Ikere-Ekiti-Ijare Road in Ekiti State and Ondo State. 20. N26 billion for the new flyover on the ongoing Trans-Sahara Road. 21. N24.7 billion for the rehabilitation of Kabba-Ifaki-Ado Ekiti Road in Kogi State to Ekiti State. 22. N21 billion for the flyover bridge at Oko-Olowo Junction in Kwara. 23. N15.7 billion for the construction of Pacific Road linking Igbe Laara to Ikorodu in Lagos State. 24. N15.5 billion for the 13km Badeku-Jaiye Road in Oyo State. 25. N15.246 billion for phase 2 of the Yola-Fufore-Gurin Road project in Adamawa State, covering 20km after the completion of the 17km first phase. 26. N15 billion for the augmentation for a 32.2-kilometre road project in Gashua, Yobe State, which was originally awarded in 2022. 27. Full business case for the operation and maintenance concession for the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and the directive to commence reconstruction of the failed sections of the Ibadan axis using concrete. Minister of Works, David Umahi, also disclosed that the first 118km section of the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Highway, valued at N137 billion, has been completed, while work on the remaining 164km section is expected to be completed in November.

@ShehuSani And after the military training, they remain unemploye. All our graduates need to think outside the box, to make life better for themselves and others.

“It’s Not Just Akara” — First Lady Remi Tinubu Defends Her Remarks, Says the Federal Government Also Supports Tomato and Pepper Sellers, Boli Vendors and Other Small Businesses Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has clarified that her empowerment programme for women is not limited to akara sellers, saying beneficiaries also include tomato, pepper, vegetable and bọọli (roasted plantain) traders, among other petty business owners. Speaking during an empowerment programme in Jigawa State, the First Lady dismissed reports suggesting she singled out only akara sellers as beneficiaries of the initiative. According to her, her office has already donated N100 million to empower 2,000 women petty traders in the state, with each beneficiary receiving N50,000 to recapitalise their businesses. “I know they’ve been talking that I said akara. It’s not only akara. We also have tomato sellers, those selling pepper, vegetables and others in the market. We’ll continue to empower them and add to their resources so that their trade can really be sustainable,” she said. Tinubu added that the programme was designed to strengthen existing small businesses and improve the livelihoods of women across the state. “We are not intimidated by all those wrong reports. We are forging ahead and making sure that our people are well cared for. We will continue to care in the capacity we have,” she stated. The First Lady also expressed optimism about Nigeria’s future, urging young people to recognise the country’s vast natural wealth beyond crude oil. She recalled seeing expansive orange orchards during a recent trip, describing them as “mind-blowing.” “I pray that our young people will see the resources we have in this nation. We have not even begun to explore them because we are thinking it’s oil, but there are so many things,” she said. Tinubu urged Nigerians, especially the younger generation, to take ownership of the country and remain hopeful, stressing that “Nigeria is a blessed land” that belongs to all its citizens.

@JustKingss You’re a sick person if this is okay to you

@pallnandi Let them get beck to their kentry