The Sam @samadeleke

After my conversion to Christianity, I met an uncle who angrily said "you left the light of Islam to follow those who strayed from the way of Allah, your life will be miserable." Christ already worked on my anger, so I just smiled and didn't respond. Decades after such nonsensical utterance, I'm still here, blessed, and flourishing. People think they know God, but God always prove He's bigger than what they know. Jesus is God.

It's crazy how we see people like this and laugh, but life is nothing anyway; we will all die. He is more ambitious than Jeff Bezos because he's chasing something completely unseen, something eternal, a being that can grant any wish and can do anything—the greatest treasure.

Evang. Joseph Ugbonma @JosephUgbonma

a day ago

Lord, hear my heart cry 😭😭😭 #Evangelism

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So the government is admitting inflation has rendered N100 and N200 useless, but somehow framing it as 'digital growth'? you destroyed purchasing power to the point where small change can’t even buy pure water, then blamed citizens for not using cash. outstanding economic management! 👏

Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories

a day ago

JUST IN: Central Bank Governor, Cardoso has attributed the scarcity of N100, N200 notes to digital payment growth, reduced purchasing power

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I’m thinking of a concept where we gather children especially those from low-income communities and rural villages in viewing centres to learn Mathematics and Science together in preparation for the South East Maths Olympiad to close learning inequality. The centres would be designated quiet zones, where every child studies with their books while watching world-class lessons delivered on large screens. The quality of instruction would be far beyond what many of them currently have access to in their schools. It could become a powerful way to keep children meaningfully engaged during the holidays while strengthening their academic foundation. What do you think?

BOLA AHMED TINUBU HAS INTENTIONALLY REFUSED TO IMPLEMENT NIGERIA'S BUDGET FOR THREE CONSECUTIVE YEARS AND HAS REFUSED TO ACCOUNT FOR THE FUNDS ALLOCATED FOR THE BUDGETS.. BOLA AHMED TINUBU SHOULD NOT JUST BE IMPEACHED, BUT SHOULD ALSO BE CONVICTED FOR THIS TREASONABLE OFFENSE.

Dear Nigerians, here's another question that deserves our collective attention. The 2026 FG Budget earmarks N22.15 billion for the construction of 106 Palace buildings, with some including furniture and solar installations. Our review raises serious accountability concerns: 📍 11 Palace projects worth N5.85 billion have no identified locations, making public oversight almost impossible. 📍 None of the 45 implementing MDAs has the statutory mandate to construct palaces. Among the agencies budgeted to execute these projects are: • Nigerian Building and Road Research Institute (N3.92bn) • Federal Cooperative College, Ibadan (N3.29bn) • Sheda Science and Technology Complex (N1.54bn) • National Cereals Research Institute (N427m) • Industrial Arbitration Panel (N369.4m) • National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (N280m) • Federal Neuro Psychiatric Hospital, Dawanau (N42m) At a time of rising debt and limited fiscal space, should the Federal Government fund projects that are largely local in nature, while states and local governments constitutionally exist to address many community-level needs? This is not about the importance of our traditional institutions. It is about ensuring that public budgets reflect constitutional responsibilities, institutional mandates, and Nigeria's development priorities. The Federal Budget should not become a vehicle for financing projects outside the constitutional and statutory responsibilities of the institutions implementing them. Nigeria deserves a budget that is lawful, transparent, and development-driven. #Publicfundsmustworkforthegoodofthepeople #Askquestions Cc; @NGRPresident @nassnigeria, @HouseNGR

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Dear @icpcnigeria What about the case of @femigbaja and the ghost agency?

Naija @Naija_PR

a day ago

The ICPC says it uncovered 908 ghost workers across federal MDAs, recovered ₦942 million, and identified the Nigeria Police Force as having the highest number of suspected ghost workers.

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Interest rates retained at 26.5%; meanwhile, NBS says inflation is 15.91%. I don tire for una!

Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz

2 days ago

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) maintains the interest rate at 26.5% during the 305th Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Meeting.

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Everyone else has their struggle and nobody asks them to dilute it so that other people can feel included. There are West Asian struggles, South Asian struggles, Pacific Islander struggles, East Asian struggles, Latin American struggles, Balkan struggles, Australian aboriginal struggles, Native American struggles and Central Asian struggles. They are all allowed to exist and breathe independently. Nobody ever accused those struggles of taking anything away from a wider socialist struggle. Only when it comes to the African struggle must we be constantly lectured about why we must accommodate this or that group of virulently anti-black people in our African struggle, or else we will split this or that movement - allowances that literally nobody in the history of the planet has ever made for us. Look, we know that there is a global anti-imperial struggle that links all our struggles, and we know the shared history we have with the likes of Cuba, Palestine, China, Russia etc. Nobody is going to make us stop collaborating with those whose partnerships have been mutually beneficial. But nobody is going to convince me that I should not focus on creating the same moat and ringfence that everybody else enjoys. Everyone else on earth has nationalism as an intrinsic feature of their struggle without anyone making faces at them for it - why is it Africa that must dissolve itself into some formless global "working class" kumbaya fantasy that clearly nobody else subscribes to? Why must we be the test subjects for what nobody else is willing to do? Why are black people always held to ideological standards that nobody else is held to? Why didn't Mao or Lenin organise their revolutions around this amorphous "global proletariat"? Why did they build strong nation states instead? Who dropped a nuclear bomb on Japan? Was it the "capitalist ruling class" that developed the bomb and flew the plane to drop it over Hiroshima, or did it use the air force of the United States Military to do that? Why does it need the apparatus of a nation state to impose its will on the world? Why is this "capitalist ruling class" never able to impose its will anywhere except where it controls the levers of the state? Why have the only successful attempts to oppose this "capitalist ruling class" taken place through a powerful, well organised nation state acting in opposition? Why has all the world's "working class solidarity" not been able to stop innocent Palestinians from being exploded into bits with their families, but it is the IRGC and the well organised, industrial nation-state of Iran that has been able to stop a similar fate from befalling Iranian people? If nationalism is just a bourgeiosie idea to serve local elites, then why does the "capitalist ruling class" invest billions of dollars every year on secessionist movements and rebel armies aiming to break up nation-states? If African nationalism represents a less important goal than this hypothetical global socialist utopia, then why do the powerful states controlled by the "capitalist ruling class" work so hard to kill or silence every single notable person who pushes African nationalism? Why did they kill Patrice Lumumba? Why was Kwame Nkrumah overthrown after several failed attempts on his life? Why have there been multiple French-backed attempts on Ibrahim Traore's life? Why did they ignore Gadaffi for decades but the minute he paid for Africa's first communications satellite and put down Libyan state money to fund African replacements for the IMF and World Bank, plus gold reserves to back a continental currency - the things needed to unite Africa into a sovereign, continental nation-state - they immediately rushed every asset they had into Libya and didn't stop until they had him on video being anally raped with a knife on CNN? Why did they take down African Stream? The STATE is the biggest asset and weapon that can be wielded by any group of people. If you have a state that is organised enough, you can go from a small island in the Atlantic to an empire covering two-thirds of the world. If you have a state that is organised enough, you can resist that empire and its successor, and prevent your people from becoming imperial roadkill. The entire reason why Africa is in its current situation is precisely because it has NO STATE, and its ability to create one is being actively sabotaged on a daily and ongoing basis, including through funding ideological subversion to convince Africans that there is an alternative to developing serious state capacity, either through Frank Zanu/Magatte Wade-style capitalism-raises-the-dead nonsense, or through woolly-headed Supermarxist trash. Anybody who tells me as an African that I should devote my energy to chasing some formless, utopian "global proletariat revolution" instead of building a pragmatic, Chinese/Russian/Iranian/North Korean-style political revolution that births an industrial African state with the power to feed and defend itself, is just as useless to me as Magatte Wade telling me that the solution to my problems is to sell part of my country to Peter Thiel and gratefully let the new sovereign Epstein Island douse me with its hot, steaming American capitalism. I will focus on Pan-Africanism and sovereignism. Africa will always come first for me before any of your other -isms. Anyone who doesn't like it, that's too bad. I didn't write the rules and I'm simply doing the same thing everybody else on this planet does - looking out for me and my own first. I'm not interested in being percecived as morally 'better' than anybody. That 'better' shit is what got my ancestors colonised and that's why I'm a black West African who speaks English and answers to "David" today. We don't repeat our ancestors' mistakes here. In the everlasting words of Fela Kuti, TEACHER DON'T TEACH ME NONSENSE.

Dwayne Omowale @DOmowale

3 days ago

Ibrahim Traore’s recent remarks about Arabs exposed a split within nationalists and socialists which has existed within the Pan-African for decades. The nationalists tend to view our primary struggle as a struggle against racial oppression and are critical of centuries of

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This man was suspended today by Abia State University. Investigations so far have revealed that he has been involved in grade sorting and other strange activities. He charges as high as N1.5m to pass MBBS exam. The Abia State Government has intensified its investigation and is reviewing results and mark sheets for all students in the Uni for the past 5 years. Some graduates' results may be cancelled after this investigation. This is the most thorough academic investigation at any Nigerian university so far.

Alex Onyia @winexviv

2 months ago

This is Dr Agbai Johnson Ukwa. He is the HOD of Anatomy Department, Abia State University. I heard he extorts his students before grading them or they must fail or get a missing script. The government should thouroughly investigate him. Lets restore sanity in our universities!

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One thing I noticed while studying countries with some of the world's best public education systems is this: In Germany, many public office holders confidently enroll their children in public schools because they trust the system. In Nigeria, most public office holders enroll their children in private schools or in schools abroad while the public schools they oversee continue to deteriorate. That has to stop. You cannot build a world-class public education system when the people responsible for it have no personal stake in its success. Imagine the speed of reform if every governor, commissioner, local government chairman, legislator, and senior public official knew their own children would sit in those same classrooms, learn from those same teachers, and use those same facilities. Nothing creates accountability faster than shared consequences.

I've spent the last several months researching, travelling, and studying why countries like Singapore, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Canada and Finland built some of the world's best public education systems. One thing became clear: Nigeria doesn't just have an education problem. We have a school management problem. Today, I'm releasing a white paper that proposes a new way to transform our public schools, keeping them publicly owned while introducing world-class management and accountability. This isn't about politics. It's about giving every Nigerian child the opportunity to attend a world-class public school. I hope this sparks one of the most important conversations our country has had about education. Read it. Criticise it. Improve it. Share it. If we get education right, we change Nigeria. Here is the link drive.google.com/file/d/1UE_WAp…

BREAKING: Nigerian 🇳🇬 students Maryam Yusuf and Abdurrahman Yusuf win gold 🥇at Spelling Bee World Cup 🏆 in China 🇨🇳

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@its_preyay This one is tagging all Nigerians with what is essentially his family problem.

I don’t care how “efficient” the private sector is. Some services should never be run as businesses. Health care. Water. Electricity. Gas. Prisons. If a company makes more money when people get sicker, stay locked up longer, or have no choice but to pay, that’s a system built on conflicting interests.