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Chairperson Elect - @NAMYouthorg. #CivicDiplomacy, #NonAlignedMovement #YouthAdvocacy #Goverati #PositveEnergyOnly
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined January 2010
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As our election approaches, I want to share this message with my @namyouthorg colleagues around the world and with Nigerians.
Winning this election would mean a great deal for Nigeria, Africa, and the entire 121 Non-Aligned Countries.
I am deeply grateful to everyone who has supported.
Especially @fmydNG and @MFA_Nigeria
Generosity and humility can be costly. Sometimes when you give yourself easily to others, they take you for granted. They want you to be difficult before they can appreciate your worth.
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I grew up in naija and a still come to naija and I can never talk down on my country because that's my heritage. – at Wandsworth, London
The worst comparison in politics is to compare Tinubu to Jonathan. You’re talking about someone who designed his way to the top and someone who literally got lucky from day one.
Tinubu is the only Nigerian politician to rise to the presidency through his own deliberate efforts.
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I’d be so glad to work with @perlikspictures and @femi_dapson . I’m reaching out because I’d love to join your crew. I’m eager to learn and ready to start wherever you need me, whether that’s carrying your gear, setting up light, assisting in shoots, organizing footage, helping with editing and more… I hope this video get to you🙏
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The trend of some Nigerians de-marketing their country and mocking their passports is the ultimate form of self-hatred and indignity. If you dislike the Nigerian government and politicians, at least try to distinguish them from Nigeria itself – the only home you have regardless of your feelings. No matter where you go, you’ll always be an immigrant at best.
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It is her Nigerian passport that is useless. My own is the best thing so far, and giving my children another passport is not the best thing i can do for them. If it happens it happens, but again, very proud of who i am as a Nigerian, where it has taken me to, and whatever i become through it.
No politician in today’s Nigeria can gather people without mobilizing them. The last person to do that was Buhari in 2015 and prior. Kwankwaso could do it but not anymore.
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Standing up to crime deters criminals. When citizens are empowered to defend themselves, criminals think twice before attacking. While government must protect its citizens, we must also cultivate a mindset that discourages criminality.
Standing up to crime deters criminals. When citizens are empowered to defend themselves, criminals think twice before attacking. While government must protect its citizens, we must also cultivate a mindset that discourages criminality.
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Sharing private conversations publicly, for any reason other than defending one’s integrity when absolutely necessary, is wrong.
It reveals a lot about you on multiple levels. Even if you disagree, when someone confides in you privately you shouldn’t share it publicly.
It’s unethical and immature.
Sharing private conversations publicly, for any reason other than defending one’s integrity when absolutely necessary, is wrong.
It reveals a lot about you on multiple levels. Even if you disagree, when someone confides in you privately you shouldn’t share it publicly.
It’s unethical and immature.
Why isn’t there a simple system for emergency response in the capital city whenever there are accidents?
Is it that difficult to achieve?
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Just a snippet from our bachelor’s night in Jos. #Sani&Aisha
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Alhamdulillah, I GOT MARRIED!
The past twelve days have been some of the happiest and most significant days of my life. Even now, as things gradually settle, I find myself looking back at everything with a heart full of gratitude. What a beautiful experience it has been. Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alamin!
Wallahi, I have received so much love. More than I ever imagined, and certainly more than I know how to thank people for. Family and friends travelled long distances, took time away from their busy lives and went out of their way to celebrate with us. Many others, from different parts of the world, sent their prayers, kind words and generous contributions. Some people did things for me that I never even thought to ask for. I am been reminded, in the most beautiful way, of just how fortunate I am in the people Allah has placed around me.
I have tried several times to put my appreciation into words, but every attempt seems to fall short of what I truly feel. Perhaps there is something so humbling about being the recipient of so much goodwill, and I hope none of you ever doubts how much it has meant to me.
As my wife and I begin this new chapter, we do so with beautiful memories and an enduring sense of gratitude. On behalf of our families, I want you all to know how much your kindness has meant to us. Whether you were there in person or celebrated with us from afar, you helped make this occasion something we will remember for the rest of our lives. May Allah reward you with goodness beyond your expectations, bless you with the finest of this world and the Hereafter, and grant us many more occasions to share in one another’s happiness.
From the bottom of my heart, nagode sosai! ❤️
