Zaphenath-Paneah Khalfani

🔥🔥🔥✅✅✅🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 Prophet Gov. Ayo Fayose. Where's his TABERNACLE? 🔥🔥🔥📍📍📍

Goosebumps all over my body watching this! 🥹✊ He was energetically telling Peter Obi, “You will win, the youth are with you!” He represents all of us; he just didn’t hide his own feelings! A New Nigeria Is Possible! ✌️

"Take your hands away from that bil, DROP IT!"......Pastor Chris warns. Ladies and gentlemen, the National Assembly has a bill to create a Nutritionist Registration Council with the following: 1. Threat to National Food Sovereignty: The Bill creates an expansive licensing and regulatory monopoly that surrenders vital aspects of Nigeria's food and nutrition systems to a single professional interest group, funded by international organizations, open to international standards (which includes, GMOs, ultraprocessing, non cultural, etc. etc), undermining national control. 2. Criminalizing Indigenous Knowledge: Sections 23, 27, and 28 criminalize the "practice of nutrition" with heavy fines and up to two years in prison. Because the Bill leaves this term undefined, it threatens family food traditions, cultural diets, and community extension work. I hope we know what this means. The Practice of Nutrition is not defined, yet, if you're not a BSc holder, you can't practice nutrition. It will be left to a court to decide if the practice of nutrition involves the local chef who doesn't have a BSc, or the local recipe passed down generations. Nobody owns the right to determine nutrition. Nobody. 3. Usurping Existing Mandates: The proposed Council bypasses established regulatory authorities like the NUC, NBTE, NAFDAC, and SON by asserting unchecked control over educational curricula, institutional accreditation, and national food standards. This means, the proposed council will determine the standard of nutrition, what is right or wrong, control the curriculum on nutrition; the entire body of knowledge on Nutrition, override the University educational structure, 4. Risk of External & Commercial Capture: Section 32 allows the Council to accept unrestricted foreign grants, endowments, and donations without local transparency safeguards. Infact, during the public hearing, a Professor stood up in support of the bill saying, 'we don't even need Federal Government's money- we have foreign donors'. Combined with a closed board dominated by a single professional association, this opens the door to external and industrial influence. 5. Exclusion of Indigenous Custodians: The composition of the Governing Board (Section 5) fails to include any seats for traditional knowledge holders, agroecological practitioners, or community-based food and nutrition advocates, concentrating power solely within a closed professional association and state officials. I'll stop here first. The summary of this, is that Bill Gates and his cronies will legally determine what is good for you to eat. @pshegs

medieval war times were crazy and their quotes still go hard.

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name one job you’re 200% sure ai can never replace

Talking about male doctors… they do the most! Before I had my baby, I told a male doctor I wanted a CS. He looked at me crazy and asked why, and I said because that’s what I wanted. He tried to convince me, but I insisted. What pissed me off was when he asked if my husband approved. I asked if it was my husband who was pregnant. His countenance changed; he became meaner, but I didn’t care. Out of frustration, he said I had to see their chief. I said cool and asked where. Later, I saw the chief, luckily the man was from my hometown. We spent time catching up..later I told him why I came to see him.. we spoke at length and he told me everything I needed to know after He asked if I was sure, and I said 100%. He said okay and gave me a date. On that date, I packed my bags, strolled to the hospital, and they delivered my baby. I understand when a woman doesn’t want a male doctor….they can be so rude.

In a Nigeria that works, what would you like to see?

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Households and businesses face higher fuel prices, transport and logistics costs, and the burden falls hardest on the most vulnerable. Yet, there's one thing Nigerians have not faced through this month: queues. Fuel has remained available in every state in a crisis of this kind. Availability is the first form of affordability. - Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, speaking at a press briefing on fuel prices & subsidy questions #CTVTweets

I have not seen this before why using crane to lift it ?

@STinubu is campaigning hard for his father, President @officialABAT while the other candidate's children are nowhere to be found 🤔

🚨 #BREAKING: Infectious “plague” escapes Siberian lab, kills researcher, Russians begin quarantine.

Meanwhile, in Effurun APC thugs turned up to disperse NDC members holding a meeting. The members stood their ground and thugs burst. If na somewhere I know dem go run go home go tweet. Thanks, Effurun boys. Areaaaaa!!! Where dem!!!!!