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Happy New Month Fam!!!
What a week!!!
I concluded my Business Management Programme with Henley business school, fully Funded by the British Council
Finished 1st runner up in the @founders_live Global finals
Had the @AXAMansard innovation Program Demo Day today🚀🚀
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Good morning all. I want to appreciate everyone for coming out emass for the Lagos Town Hall meeting yesterday. Most especially those that stood their ground to protect other members of NDC. The new Nigeria we are all waiting for will still happen
I want to employ all our supporters to be alert to their surroundings . The ruling party is not happy about the traction NDC is getting and their only resort is Violence
NDC is for service not violence.
#TheFolaseyeMovement #TFM #NDC #PeterObiIsComing #Lagos
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Microsoft has laid off thousands of employees while investing billions in AI. Now Outlook goes down, and everyone is depending on human engineers to get things running again.
It’s interesting how companies keep talking about replacing people until something breaks and they need people to fix it.
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Nigerians Demand Immediate Replacement Of INEC Chairman Amupitan With Professor Nnenna Nnannaya Oti Amid Alleged Plots To Manipulate 2027 Polls parallelfactsnews.com/nigeri…
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This is true, and I saw it happen in my own career.
At Shell I started on the technical side, then moved into management, and later into an executive role. Each move changed what I was being paid for.
On the technical side, you're paid for what you know. You understand how things work and you can fix them when they break. If your work is good, that's usually enough.
In management, you still need the technical knowledge, but a lot of your time goes into reviewing other people's work and explaining why something should be done a certain way. You spend more of your day getting people to agree with you.
At the executive level, most of the work is done by others, and your job is to get people to say yes. That could be a client, a board, a partner or your own team. So yes, it turns into a sales job.
The technical years still matter, though. They're a big part of why people trust you when you're the one asking them to back a plan.
The important thing is to know the level you’re at so you can play the game well.
Each level rewards something different, and a lot of people struggle because they keep playing the game of the level they just left.
If you're early in your career, get very good at the technical work, but also start learning how to explain your ideas to people outside your field.
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You see how Kwankwaso and Obi are moving.
They kicked off their town hall meetings together and after that, everyone went on for different paths.
When Obi is in Enugu, Kwankwaso is in Lagos.
When Kwankwaso is in Bauchi, Peter Obi is in Nasarawa.
When Peter Obi is attending a church service in Rivers, Kwankwaso is attending prayer in an Adamawa mosque.
When Peter Obi is engaging Obidients in Oyo State, Kwankwaso is in Kaduna procuring extra 2by2 for the Kwankwasiyya guys.
This might be the greatest political combo of our time.
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I know Dr. Pearse VERY WELL.
I know him to be a man of integrity and not a liar.
He has told me this in private before, and I'm glad he's saying it publicly now.
I also know, contrary to the information that Chicago State University claimed to have on their records, that Bola Tinubu, man or woman, did not graduate from Government College Lagos in 1970, because the school was not established until 1974.
I was a student there from 1978, and I witnessed the graduation of the first set in 1979. Tinubu was not there.
I also know that Tinubu did not attend Government College Ibadan. My late Uncle, Chief Waheed Gbadamosi, attended Ibadan Grammar School, while his best friend, late Chief Wole Awolowo, attended Government College Ibadan. I have it on good authority, as far back as 1998, that the man who calls himself Bola Tinubu did NOT attend GCI.
If his educational history is this opaque, wht are you surprised at his buccaneering style of governance?
Why are you surprised at the wholesale borrowing and looting of loans?
We are being ruled by brigands, but if Nigerians are to survive, and prosper, that brigandage must end in 2027, no matter what!
#RigAndKpai2027
#TakeYourFitnessSeriously
This is damning 🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️
@ruffydfire @KwankwasoRM @PeterObi @UtomiPat @DeleFarotimi @iToyindahouse @InibeheEffiong @ChidiOdinkalu @AtedoPeterside @seyimakinde
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A NEW DIMENSION OF TOXIC POLITICS IN NIGERIA
The new dimension of toxic politics that Nigeria has developed since 2025,
I arrived at the airport at 7 a.m. this morning to board my flight to Enugu. There, I saw the Nigeria Under-17 girls' team, which had just arrived and was preparing to board its vehicle into town.
With genuine joy and enthusiasm, I asked my Protocol Officer, Jackie Wayas, to find out whether I could greet and welcome the team. I was informed that officials of the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) had refused and had requested that I not approach them because, if I did, they would all lose their jobs.
Regrettably, this is not the first time I have been subjected to such treatment. On March 25, 2025, I was in Uyo for the World Cup qualifier. The governor warmly received me and welcomed me at the VIP stand. Following the match, other government officials went to greet the players, but I was again prevented from doing so. I was told by the officials that they would lose their jobs if I proceeded.
It is deeply troubling to witness the extent of toxic politics into which our nation has descended since 2025. Each year appears to bring further deterioration. This reflects how deeply Nigeria has been affected.
The new Nigeria we aspire to build must have no room for hostility, intimidation, or discrimination, regardless of political affiliation. It must be a Nigeria in which unity, mutual respect, and our shared humanity take precedence over political differences.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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@ChicagoState need to be sued. They are accomplice.
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Ladies and gentlemen,
This is where the wisdom of the old, and the strength of the youth comes in. We have something to work with as young people. Let’s go!
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“Tinubu is a professional bonafide liar. I lectured at Chicago State University for five years, and during that period, he claimed he attended the institution. I was the director of the very programme he claimed to have attended.”
— Former Chicago State University lecturer says.
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Why is @inecnigeria committed to sabotaging this election?
NIGERIANS, WE NEED YOUR HELP! 🇳🇬
INEC has restricted the amount of time each person can spend on its website, so we need as many people as possible to help with this exercise.
Here’s what we’re doing:
We’re counting the number of registered voters in each polling unit for 2027 and comparing it with the number of registered voters in that same polling unit in 2023.
INEC won’t show us the full register, so we have to do this ourselves, one polling unit at a time.
Here’s how you can help. It takes just 60 seconds!
STEP 1: Go to this link ⤵️
check.nigeriaelects.com
STEP 2: Copy the code generated where it says “Your Polling Unit”. It’s the code containing numbers and dashes.
STEP 3: Go to the INEC website and scroll down to “Find a Polling Unit”.
Paste the code you copied into the PU Code box and click “Find”.
STEP 4: The polling unit information will appear, including the number of registered voters.
Copy ONLY the number of registered voters (the whole number, without the dashes).
STEP 5: Return to the first website, paste the number into the space provided for registered voters and click Submit.
That’s all!
See the attached video for a visual guide.
60 seconds of your time can help us build a clearer picture of what’s happening with our voters’ register.
Please participate and share this with other Nigerians. The more people who help, the more polling units we can cover.
Let’s get to work! 🇳🇬
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Is Abure still relevant
Is the Labour Party still relevant?
Obi was the factor
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NIGERIANS, WE NEED YOUR HELP! 🇳🇬
INEC has restricted the amount of time each person can spend on its website, so we need as many people as possible to help with this exercise.
Here’s what we’re doing:
We’re counting the number of registered voters in each polling unit for 2027 and comparing it with the number of registered voters in that same polling unit in 2023.
INEC won’t show us the full register, so we have to do this ourselves, one polling unit at a time.
Here’s how you can help. It takes just 60 seconds!
STEP 1: Go to this link ⤵️
check.nigeriaelects.com
STEP 2: Copy the code generated where it says “Your Polling Unit”. It’s the code containing numbers and dashes.
STEP 3: Go to the INEC website and scroll down to “Find a Polling Unit”.
Paste the code you copied into the PU Code box and click “Find”.
STEP 4: The polling unit information will appear, including the number of registered voters.
Copy ONLY the number of registered voters (the whole number, without the dashes).
STEP 5: Return to the first website, paste the number into the space provided for registered voters and click Submit.
That’s all!
See the attached video for a visual guide.
60 seconds of your time can help us build a clearer picture of what’s happening with our voters’ register.
Please participate and share this with other Nigerians. The more people who help, the more polling units we can cover.
Let’s get to work! 🇳🇬
