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Listen to this Beautiful HAUSA girl educating Nigerians.
I almost cried watching this... Growing up, This is exactly how we were built and trained to live our lives.
Peace , Unity, togetherness and Love.
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In the final episode of the first series of our Race and Health Matters podcast, Professor David R. Williams (@Harvard) places racial inequities in a global context, reminding us that these challenges extend far beyond the NHS and the UK 🌍
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The Good Law Project - undeniably a force for good in these hateful times - was helping Jason Arday after his character assasination. Very moving statement by Jolyon Maugham . @GoodLawProject
Jason Arday 'was a very talented individual.'
Former Met Police superintendent Dal Babu speaks to Sky News, as the former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who resigned following accusations of plagiarism, has been found dead.
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Arday was 'a very talented individual'
Show rightwing newspapers that actions have consequences. Add your name now goodlawproject.org/s/c9c589
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Greetings, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT.
This is a kind reminder that you are yet to act on our demands.
Your Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, who is being accused of massive corruption, is still holding sway in that position.
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“What we want to do in Abia State is to have power in our own hands. In time to come, the entire Abia State will be disconnected from the national grid, and 24-hour electricity supply will be guaranteed across every part of the state.
Electricity matters because about 60–70% of manufacturing costs are tied to energy. I got a call from someone yesterday who already owns a steel plant and wants to relocate it to a state with 24-hour electricity. I told him to come immediately. I have already allocated 5,000 hectares of land to him close to Geometric.”
— Governor Alex Otti speaking today at Invest Lagos.
“I want to appreciate Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for inviting us. It takes a lot of selflessness to invite other states to take advantage of a platform to market themselves, and I assure you I will not demarket you as I market myself. Lagos is a mega city. If you ask me, I would say it is overpopulated, and that is why it is good for other states to begin to grow. We cannot all be mega cities like Lagos, but there are things we can take from Lagos.”
— Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, speaking today at Invest Lagos 3.0
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“I have never done election before in my life, and I stand, I stood, I still stand, and I will continue to stand on good. I insisted that day that votes of Abia people must count. I believe that one day, the Giant of Africa (Nigeria) will rise again, Nigeria will work for everybody. I simply do what I have been doing all my life, to do the right thing.”
— Professor Nnenna Oti, Abia State 2023 INEC Returning Officer, speaking today during the commissioning of a bus terminal by Governor Alex Otti.
Nnenna Oti stood firm against threats and bribery to defend the people’s mandate in Abia. A true symbol of courage, integrity, and democracy. 🇳🇬 Nigerian will always remeber what you did.
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Gov Alex Otti Offers First Class Graduates of ABSU Automatic Jobs and Scholarship Offers
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I was tear-gassed at the National Assembly Abuja, in my own country for what reason???
No more delays! Nigerian votes must be counted transparently, with real-time electronic results. We deserve nothing less than a free and fair election!”
“Our votes, our voices, our right! Senator Akpabio, we demand elections that are free, fair, and fully transparent.
Churches are usually known for asking for tithes and offerings, but in Abia State, the reverse is happening. Churches are donating equipment to the Abia State Government to support development. What Nigerian states truly need are altruistic leaders like Governor Otti.
Nigeria can find $9m for Washington lobbyists, but not enough to secure lives in the Middle Belt. A government that prioritises image over citizens has lost its moral compass. When will Nigerian lives come before politics?
“Mrs Tinubu, the First Lady of Nigeria is parading around Washington DC, going to high level meetings & eating at fancy restaurants. While she’s here saying that there is no genocide going on, over 300 Christians have been massacred within the last 72 hrs. The people doing the k!lling are FULANI ETHNIC MILITIA.”
~Judd Saul, Executive Director, Equipping the Persecuted





















