Onyeka @onyexo

My Salute to the young on International Youth Day. Today, as we celebrate International Youth Day, I salute the courage, creativity, energy, and enormous potential of our young people. They are not merely the leaders of tomorrow; they are the greatest asset of our country today. Yesterday, while travelling to Bauchi, I was reminded once again of what our youths are capable of. The two captains who flew us were young men of 20 and 28 years respectively, while the crew members were also in their 20s. Their competence, confidence, and professionalism were a powerful reminder that age is no barrier to excellence when young people are allowed to learn, work, and lead. Across football, technology, medicine, aviation, entrepreneurship, academia, the creative industries, and countless other fields, our young people continue to demonstrate that Nigeria has no shortage of talent. What we lack is the deliberate investment and enabling environment to help that talent flourish. We must therefore invest more in quality education, skills, healthcare, technology, sports, and decent employment. We must create a country where a young Nigerian does not have to leave Nigeria to fulfil his or her potential. Our youths are not a burden to be managed. They are our greatest national asset and the builders of the Nigeria we desire. On this International Youth Day, I celebrate our young people and reaffirm my commitment to a Nigeria where every young person has the opportunity to learn, work, create, lead, and prosper. With the support and active participation of the youth, a new Nigeria is possible. Happy International Youth Day! -PO

“I was among the beneficiaries of Mr Peter Obi’s agricultural loan scheme in Anambra State back then. I received ₦10 million, such amount of money is equivalent to about ₦100 million in today’s value. This commissioner here led the disbursement of the loans. There was no discrimination between indigenous people and those who relocated to the state.” — Chairman of the Northern Community in Anambra State, Alhaji Gidado Sidikki, recounts how they benefited from the agricultural loan scheme when NDC presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, was governor of Anambra State.

It took Tinubu @officialABAT less than 3years to destroy the nations economy but to feel the impact of their so called reforms you need ChatGPT❗️ In 2027 Peter Obi/Kwankwaso remain the only Hope for a National Rescue ❗️

I, Dr. Yunusa Tanko, a Muslim from Kano State, hereby dissociate myself from the statements attributed to Mallam Yahaya Sani Jingir condemning Christians in Nigeria or describing them as infidels, as well as his advocacy for a Muslim-Muslim ticket on the basis of religious identity. Nigeria belongs to all Nigerians, regardless of faith or ethnicity. As Muslims, we believe in justice, peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, competence, character, accountability, and equal citizenship. I therefore affirm my support for the Peter Obi-Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso ticket as a platform for a better Nigeria founded on competence, character, accountability, unity, and a better future for all Nigerians. Signed: Dr. Yunusa Tanko, Muslim from Kano State, Nigeria

By Making Excuses for Unverified Certificates, We Are Planting Poison in the Soul of Our Society A nation that tolerates unverified academic credentials at any level of leadership, regardless of who is involved, risks destroying the very standards upon which a society is built. The issue is not about an individual. It is about standards, accountability, and the values we choose to pass on to the next generation. We cannot continue to excuse blurred, missing, questionable, or unverified credentials simply because they belong to someone we support. The process through which people attain positions of responsibility matters greatly. How we get into leadership is as important as what we do with leadership. If we normalise the abandonment of basic verification today, tomorrow we may have professors who never attended a university, doctors who never studied medicine, and judges who never studied law. That is the dangerous precedent we must never allow. Nigeria cannot sacrifice its future on the altar of today's transactional politics. We must build a society where truth is not partisan, standards are not negotiable, and accountability applies equally to everyone. History will judge us not only by those we defended, but by the principles we were willing to defend. We must choose truth over convenience, standards over sentiments, and the future over political expediency. A New Nigeria is possible, but only if we are willing to do the right thing, even when it is inconvenient. -PO

🇳🇬 FROM EBONYI TO ITALY: SUPPORT OUR YOUNG DEBATERS On Friday, June 12, 2026, White Cloud College, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State, emerged as the winner of the 2026 National Democracy Day Debate Competition. Representing Ebonyi State at the national competition, the school defeated schools from other parts of Nigeria, including a school representing the Federal Capital Territory (Abuja). This remarkable victory has earned the students the opportunity to represent Nigeria at the International Debate Tournament in Italy this November. 🇮🇹🇳🇬 Interestingly, White Cloud College is also the school that produced Eze Brian Chinny, who recently emerged as the winner of the Sterling Bank National Mathematics Competition, handled by Alex Onyia. Brian had earlier qualified for the International Economics Olympiad in China, but unfortunately could not participate due to logistical bottlenecks. The school has already committed substantial funds towards visa processing and other preparations for the students' trip to Italy. However, more support is urgently needed to ensure that these young scholars can proudly represent Ebonyi State and Nigeria on the international stage. Alex Onyia @winexviv and anyone else who can support this worthy cause, kindly reach out to the school management. These are the kind of young Nigerians we should collectively support. Their talent is their passport; our support can help them take it to the world. 🇳🇬🌍

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Nigerian doctor Dr. Dorcas Eniola Akanbi graduated from Rostov State Medical University, Russia, with an outstanding 4.90/5.00 CGPA, emerging as one of the institution's best graduating students. This was in July 2026. This remarkable journey began in Nigeria at University of Lagos where she began studying Medicine and Surgery. She achieved a perfect 5.00/5.00 CGPA in her first year, before relocating to Russia to continue her medical education. Even more remarkable, she delivered her entire valedictory speech in fluent Russian before fellow graduates, university officials, faculty members, family and guests. Her speech was met with applause and has attracted widespread admiration on social media. Dr. Akanbi's achievement is a remarkable example of academic excellence, determination and the ability of Nigerian youths to excel on the global stage. 🇳🇬🌍👏🏽 Congratulations, Dr. Dorcas Akanbi! 🩺🎓🇳🇬

I am deeply concerned by the comments made by Sheikh Sani Yahaya Jingir at an event in Kano this weekend. At this critical moment in our nation’s history, statements that promote division and disunity must be firmly discouraged. It is particularly troubling to hear such rhetoric from a religious leader of Sheikh Jingir’s stature and influence. Let it be clearly stated: the good people of Kano do not endorse or support these divisive remarks. Political and religious leaders alike carry a solemn responsibility to uphold truth, foster unity, and advance reconciliation. We must not lend our voices to utterances capable of undermining the very foundation of our nationhood. The 2027 general elections will be an opportunity for Nigerians to reward good governance with resounding support and to reject poor performance at the polls. This administration has earned the latter. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. - RMK

This is the country they want. A country where throw food at you from a moving car. Remember, they are "Progressives."

Stop sending your CV’s to people like this. They are not looking anybody to hire; they are looking for people’s children to humiliate. He has a good number content creators around him, spread across his physical and digital connections, and will hire one of them at the end of the day. Stop making yourself and your CV available for people like this to use and catch cruise. His using you people for content.

Sarkin Mota @SarkinMota_AMF

a week ago

Over 5,000 applications… and I’m going through them one by one. I’m extremely particular about the people I bring onto my team, especially my content creators. So far, I’ve seen talent… but I haven’t seen the one that makes me stop and say, “That’s the person.” So here’s

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This morning, I drove with my daughter for her IT, and I felt incredibly proud and accomplished as a father. My wife was monitoring us excitedly over the phone. She will be entering Part 3 this year. But come to think of it, how is she entering Part 3 this year when she only matriculated last year? Last year, she did JUPEB and came out with the best result in her field. She took after her dad 😂 All she needed was a good JAMB score. Unfortunately, she scored 179. We were devastated. But Alex Onyia would have none of it. He challenged JAMB, and JAMB eventually acknowledged that there had been a glitch. She rewrote the examination and scored 299, the highest score for her course among those admitted that year. So, she matriculated directly into Year 2! Think about it: if Alex hadn't gone the extra mile, she might have lost two precious years and would only be hopefully gaining admission this year. This is why, when some people see me passionately promoting people like Alex Onyia @winexviv, they wonder if something is wrong with me. Nothing is wrong with me 😂 I simply have “hangen nesa” foresight in Hausa. When I see something good, I will blow it. 📢🔥 That's why we all have platforms. If you see something, say samething.

'I Never Said Military Should Reject Salary Increase'. I wish to address a recent report that falsely attributes a statement to me, suggesting that Nigerian soldiers should refuse any salary increments until after the elections. This assertion is entirely untrue. My profound respect for our security forces, particularly the Nigerian Army personnel who diligently serve and protect our nation under challenging conditions, is unwavering. I have consistently advocated for the adequate provision of equipment, motivation, and protection for our security personnel. My concern was palpable when soldiers were lost to insurgents due to a delayed rescue effort, prompting me to question how those defending us could be left vulnerable in their time of need. Should I be elected President, the well-being, resources, safety, and honour of our soldiers will be a paramount priority. Those who ensure Nigeria's security must never be relegated to a secondary concern. Our soldiers are deserving of our utmost respect, unwavering support, and a government that will unequivocally stand by them. Under my leadership, scenarios where our servicemen and women are left unprotected in the face of peril will be eradicated. I implore the Nigerian populace to dismiss this misleading report. I remain committed to articulating a clear and consistent vision for a secure and prosperous Nigeria. The realisation of a new and secure Nigeria is indeed POssible. -PO

John Charles Robinson: The African American Who Fought For His Ancestral Home Over the past few years, the internet has been curiously awash with African voices born in the diaspora who deny their African heritage. Groups like the US-based “Foundational Black Americans (FBA)” continue to push the pseudohistorical narrative that dark-skinned people born in the West with visibly African features are somehow not of African descent. In this report for The Spearhead, @okorieuche_ offers a stern history lesson to Africans who take this ridiculous narrative seriously. It is important that we ask ourselves who truly benefits from the rift between Africa and its diaspora that this narrative creates.

A long hike to the hanging rocks. I was so impressed with Nnanyereugo who walked to whole 4 hours without complaining! The view was very impressive and I think Ezenwa is starting to enjoy this kind of outings too 🥰 Telling stories of hiding in cassava farms and scaring people in the village with knockouts 🤣 #igbo #mixedfamily #multiculture

From Omu-Aran to the World of Robotics Engineering! In 2023, Deborah Danjuma Ele-Ojo, emerged as the Overall Best Graduating Student of Landmark University, graduating in Mechanical Engineering with a perfect 5.00/5.00 CGPA. She also became the first-ever Mechanical Engineering graduate of the university to attain a perfect 5.00 CGPA. Her academic excellence earned her prestigious scholarships, including the NNPC/SPDC JV University Scholarship and the NNPC/TOTAL National Merit Scholarship. Today, Deborah is an Erasmus Mundus Scholar in Intelligent Field Robotic Systems (IFRoS) and describes herself professionally as a Full-Stack Robotics Engineer. Her excellence began long before university. At Deeper Life High School, Port Harcourt Campus, she won: 🥇 General Superintendent Award for Best in Mathematics in 2018. 🥇 Best Graduating Student in Further Mathematics in 2018.

Are you happy with your feed lately? Have you noticed any changes in what you are being shown? My timeline is filled with random things, cat videos, strangers I have never followed, even clips of thieves and scammers. Meanwhile the people I actually follow, the ones I want to hear from, I only see if I open their profile directly. The algorithm changed how it decides what gets shown, favoring predicted interest over who you actually follow, and somewhere in that shift, I got buried under random noise. To those of you asking where I have been, acting like I disappeared into thin air, please know it is not you and it is not me. I am posting daily, same love, same purpose. I open this app hoping to see Abacha, hear Ogene, catch up with Achukwu, and admire Flavour in one of his shirts that is clearly missing a few buttons, and instead I am scrolling past content that has nothing to do with why I am even here. My purpose has not changed. Igbo culture, food, language, and raising our children abroad with that identity, always. If you don’t want to miss my content, reply to my posts, do not just like it, as replies carry far more weight than likes right now. Turn on notifications for my account and once in a while check my profile directly, since apparently that is the only reliable way to see anyone these days. Igbo Kwenu

“We don’t like immigrants” Well, unless you are white.

“Bola Tinubu has handed Nigeria over to the IMF and World Bank. Nigerians should not expect the hunger and economic hardship to end anytime soon.” — Femi Falana, SAN

His name is Sheikh Yahaya Jingir. He said that “Nigeria is a Muslim country. And if you don’t want to accept the Muslim-Muslim ticket, then you should leave Nigeria, because the country belongs to the Muslims alone.” He went further & said “If it were not for the Muslim-Muslim ticket, the Christians in Nigeria would think they outnumber the Muslims.” Then he urged Muslims to ‘show Infidels their limit.’ Infidels here are Christians. He is invoking fatwa against Christians. Repeating the now infamous phrase, “all is fair in politics,” a war chant. Sheikh Yahaya Jingir is telling the over 140 million Christians in Nigeria that Bola Ahmed Tinubu doesn’t need their votes. So “whether Christians like it or not, Nigeria belongs to Muslims.” He said the quiet part out loud. So I hope the attacks on the Cardinal & the Catholic Bishops is evidence enough? This is a political Imam employed by Aso Rock to cause divisions ahead of 2027. Of course, the DSS will not have him picked up like it’s done in Tajikistan (a Muslim-majority country, with roughly 96% to 98% practicing Islam). Tajikistan enforces a very strict & sweeping crackdown on independent, unregistered, & foreign-educated Muslim preachers, utilizing broad anti-extremism laws to maintain absolute state control over religious affairs. Sheikh Yahaya Jingir is preaching the type of incendiary ideology that led Nigeria down a terrorism path. Seventeen years have passed, & Nigeria is yet to recover. These are bad eggs polluting the Muslim Ummah for selfish gains. I hope the fire is stopped before it spreads! Bola Ahmed Tinubu thrives on divisions. He has declared war on Christians. It’s obvious that fake bishops have expired, it is time for the hydra called the Muslim-Muslim ticket to rise. This is proof that Christians are persecuted in Nigeria. So I’m glad the incendiary ideology is no longer in the shadows. Now we know what we’re up against! Now we can take it head-on! The attacks on Cardinal John Onaiyekan is proof that Christians are persecuted in Nigeria. Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the instigator. He has declared war against Catholic Bishops. AS A CHRISTIAN, WHAT WILL YOU DO?

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It is not “one Muslim” voicing his “personal opinion”, please 🙏🏿 You may wish to agree you can’t deceive people all the time. The governors of Kano and Katsina were there, as you can see them applaud in excitement; along with other revered clerics also present, all of whom cheered him in on with “Allahu Akbar”.

Arewa Source @Arewa_Source

4 days ago

One Muslims will make a statement or voice his personal opinion and the media and people will find a way to blame all Muslims for that action. There is over a billion Muslims around the World, no single person speaks for all Muslims. This should be common sense.

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