After a lengthy phone conversation with Dayo Israel, APC Youth Leader, we discussed the vehicle-gifting controversy and the public anger it generated. He explained that the vehicles were donated by private organizations in support of the re-election campaign, not purchased with taxpayers’ money. He apologized and acknowledged that the approach could have been better. I urged him to learn from this experience and ensure it doesn’t happen again. In politics, public perception matters, and leadership requires accountability, transparency, and sensitivity to the people. @dayoisrael

APC 2027: All Tinubu Needed To Do In Kaduna Was Show Up - Morka It was a campaign rally. It was not a policy monologue or dialogue, or a policy summit, or a place where you expect a speech crafted and delivered to appease what I call opposition tribesmen dressed as journalists, who come to say a lot of things on national television in language that is completely disparaging, disrespectful and wrong. Felix Morka, APC National Publicity Secretary

Some of your problems in photography aren’t skill issues, it’s gear issues…

WATCH: ST is truly a “City Boy” @CityBoyMedia . Seyi Tinubu displayed maturity and understanding when an “innocent” elderly man bumbed into him at the APC Presidential campaign flag off in Kaduna. He simply looked away. It is even more amazing that a first son could be in the midst of crowd like that.

Imagine what the photographs in the book of Revelations will look like 🤭

🇬🇧 As an immigrant living in the UK, I often see comments telling immigrants (me) to leave the UK and go back home . I have always wanted to ask British people who share this view: Is your concern about immigration generally, the number of people coming into the UK, or immigrants from certain countries? I genuinely want to understand your perspective.

American prophet and his wife announce they are in a polygynous marriage; introduce his second wife in church.

No matter how sad my life is here in the Uk, I will never wish to go back to Nigeria.

In The Godfather, while Clemenza is teaching Michael how to use the gun he’ll kill Sollozzo with, he tells him that the murder will probably start a war. “These gotta happen every five years or so. Ten years… been ten years since the last one.” However, the film never explains what that previous war was or why it took place. But Mario Puzo’s original novel does - in great detail. And it’s essentially the missing chapter explaining how Vito Corleone went from being the neighbourhood Don of Little Italy to one of the most powerful Mafia bosses in all of America. By the end of Part II, Vito is a “man of respect” in his neighbourhood, and he leverages that reputation to further grow his olive oil business. He uses his “formidable powers of persuasion” to buy out his competitors and establish a monopoly on the olive oil business in New York City. He has warehouses, trucks, and a highly efficient distribution network. When Prohibition comes into law, Vito repurposes many of these assets into an incredibly lucrative bootlegging operation. During this period he restructures his organization into a formal crime family, with Genco as his consigliere, Clemenza as caporegime of the Bronx, Tessio controlling Brooklyn, and the men working under them as soldiers. He also builds an invaluable network of police and political contacts, which would serve him for years to come. However, when Prohibition comes to an end, Vito needs to pivot to another criminal enterprise to keep his organization afloat. He reaches out to Salvatore Maranzano, who controlled all gambling activity in Manhattan. Maranzano was based on the real mafia boss of the same name, one of the most powerful crime figures in New York City’s history. Vito proposes a partnership. He would offer his political connections to protect Maranzano’s businesses and help him expand into Brooklyn and the Bronx; in exchange, Vito would receive a share of the gambling profits. Maranzano “spurned the Corleone offer with contempt...” He took it as an insult, and Vito as a threat that needed to be stamped out. Maranzano had a much bigger, more powerful organization built through union-busting and extortion rackets, and strong ties to the most infamous gangster in the country, Al Capone in Chicago. “Maranzano’s refusal touched off the great war of 1933 which was to change the whole structure of the underworld in New York City.” (1/2)

Yes. There was no parking sign. The OYRTMA claimed it was double parking meanwhile there was no car beside me when I parked. There were several other cars parked in my front before I parked. As soon as I left for market, they dragged my car to their station. It was on Friday and I don't reside in Ibadan. I had to pay the money cos lodging till Monday would definitely make me incur extra fees

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I have always prioritized a headshot for every year, sometimes is twice a year. Both @the_bigdot and @AkindeleTimi don deh use me do guy now 😂

Boobs are so goated but their owners are so evil