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Letβs be careful not to romanticize suicide. It isnβt a beautiful thing, and it doesnβt bring peace or accolades, only deep pain for the people left behind.
I really hope you can begin to see comparison as a reminder of what youβre capable of, and not a measure of what you lack
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
UPDATEπ¨
Following our report on the deplorable learning conditions at Kigbe LEA Primary School in Yebu Ward, Kwali Area Council, FCT, where 248 pupils have been sitting on the floor to learn for over 8years, there has been an encouraging development.
The Kwali Area Council Government has provided 20 wooden chairs for the pupils, while a concerned individual @V2SMART has facilitated the supply of 30 plastic chairs to the school. Thanks to @G_RationFlights for that. The same donor has also committed to providing additional chairs, with painting and minor renovation works scheduled to commence tomorrow.
These interventions are welcomed and we appreciate the efforts of everyone responding to the needs of these pupils and taking action to restore some comfort and dignity to their learning experience.
However, there is still much work to be done.
Beyond seating, the school urgently requires proper overhaul. Flooring, walls, windows, roofs and doors repair, and a safer, more conducive classroom environment needs to be prioritized now.
We urge the office of @GovWike and Hon. Nuhu Daniel Kwali to ensure the reconstruction of this school.
We will continue to follow this development and advocate for the lasting improvements these children deserve.
Dear @GovWike, @IretiKingibe, and Hon. Nuhu Daniel Kwali, we call on you to urgently intervene at Kigbe LEA Primary School, Yebu Ward, Kwali Area Council, FCT, where 248 pupils have endured deplorable learning conditions for over eight years.
The attached video and images paint a distressing picture of the reality these children face daily. Instead of learning in a safe, decent, and conducive classroom, pupils are forced to sit on bare floors and makeshift wooden planks, using whatever limited space and materials are available to continue their education. The classroom floor is visibly deteriorated, with large patches of exposed earth, while the walls and general condition of the learning environment raise serious concerns about the safety, dignity, and well-being of the pupils.
For more than eight years, these children have continued to pursue their education under conditions that no child should have to endure. They deserve proper desks and chairs, a clean and secure classroom, adequate ventilation, and an environment that supports effective teaching and learning. Their circumstances raise important questions about the state of basic education infrastructure, the availability of essential learning facilities, and the attention being given to underserved communities.
The situation is particularly concerning amid rising temperatures and the increasing risks associated with extreme heat. In poorly maintained classrooms with unsuitable seating arrangements, children may face additional discomfort, fatigue, dehydration, and difficulty concentrating. How can we expect these pupils to learn effectively, remain comfortable, and reach their full potential when their basic learning needs have gone unmet for so long?
Education is a fundamental right, not a privilege that should depend on a child's location or circumstances. Every child deserves an opportunity to learn in an environment that protects their health, preserves their dignity, and gives them a fair chance to succeed. The children of Kigbe should not have to choose between enduring hardship and accessing an education.
Eight years is far too long for 248 children to learn without basic classroom furniture and a decent learning environment. Education must not mean enduring indignity.
#GetInvolved
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
Well done! but make una no dey forget tag Local Government Chairman (specifically Kwali Area Council) - Nuhu
People dey always blame President and Governor but dey forget say Chairman of LGA na one of the most horrible arm of Government for Nigeria, dem get allocation too
Dear @GovWike, @IretiKingibe, and Hon. Nuhu Daniel Kwali, we call on you to urgently intervene at Kigbe LEA Primary School, Yebu Ward, Kwali Area Council, FCT, where 248 pupils have endured deplorable learning conditions for over eight years.
The attached video and images paint a distressing picture of the reality these children face daily. Instead of learning in a safe, decent, and conducive classroom, pupils are forced to sit on bare floors and makeshift wooden planks, using whatever limited space and materials are available to continue their education. The classroom floor is visibly deteriorated, with large patches of exposed earth, while the walls and general condition of the learning environment raise serious concerns about the safety, dignity, and well-being of the pupils.
For more than eight years, these children have continued to pursue their education under conditions that no child should have to endure. They deserve proper desks and chairs, a clean and secure classroom, adequate ventilation, and an environment that supports effective teaching and learning. Their circumstances raise important questions about the state of basic education infrastructure, the availability of essential learning facilities, and the attention being given to underserved communities.
The situation is particularly concerning amid rising temperatures and the increasing risks associated with extreme heat. In poorly maintained classrooms with unsuitable seating arrangements, children may face additional discomfort, fatigue, dehydration, and difficulty concentrating. How can we expect these pupils to learn effectively, remain comfortable, and reach their full potential when their basic learning needs have gone unmet for so long?
Education is a fundamental right, not a privilege that should depend on a child's location or circumstances. Every child deserves an opportunity to learn in an environment that protects their health, preserves their dignity, and gives them a fair chance to succeed. The children of Kigbe should not have to choose between enduring hardship and accessing an education.
Eight years is far too long for 248 children to learn without basic classroom furniture and a decent learning environment. Education must not mean enduring indignity.
#GetInvolved
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
You canβt see videos like this and not say this government is silly.
Is this a war zone?
Dear @GovWike, @IretiKingibe, and Hon. Nuhu Daniel Kwali, we call on you to urgently intervene at Kigbe LEA Primary School, Yebu Ward, Kwali Area Council, FCT, where 248 pupils have endured deplorable learning conditions for over eight years.
The attached video and images paint a distressing picture of the reality these children face daily. Instead of learning in a safe, decent, and conducive classroom, pupils are forced to sit on bare floors and makeshift wooden planks, using whatever limited space and materials are available to continue their education. The classroom floor is visibly deteriorated, with large patches of exposed earth, while the walls and general condition of the learning environment raise serious concerns about the safety, dignity, and well-being of the pupils.
For more than eight years, these children have continued to pursue their education under conditions that no child should have to endure. They deserve proper desks and chairs, a clean and secure classroom, adequate ventilation, and an environment that supports effective teaching and learning. Their circumstances raise important questions about the state of basic education infrastructure, the availability of essential learning facilities, and the attention being given to underserved communities.
The situation is particularly concerning amid rising temperatures and the increasing risks associated with extreme heat. In poorly maintained classrooms with unsuitable seating arrangements, children may face additional discomfort, fatigue, dehydration, and difficulty concentrating. How can we expect these pupils to learn effectively, remain comfortable, and reach their full potential when their basic learning needs have gone unmet for so long?
Education is a fundamental right, not a privilege that should depend on a child's location or circumstances. Every child deserves an opportunity to learn in an environment that protects their health, preserves their dignity, and gives them a fair chance to succeed. The children of Kigbe should not have to choose between enduring hardship and accessing an education.
Eight years is far too long for 248 children to learn without basic classroom furniture and a decent learning environment. Education must not mean enduring indignity.
#GetInvolved
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
This was outstanding! He made this video for his wife on how he first met her!! They are 23 years strong and this was one of her birthday surprises! This was so adorable and nostalgic . One of the best things you can give someone for their birthday is memories, old and new ones.
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
Do you know someone whose nude images/videos were shared online without their consent or whose ex-boyfriend is threatening to release nudes of theirs?
Tell them to DM @UNODC_Nigeria ! Jail straight. ππΎ
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Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
January 16 is the presidential election tho.
Carry your emotions and logic there, idiots!
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
#Endsars Anniversary: Police Fire Tear Gas At Opposition, Activists, Journalists
A memorial gathering at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos has turned chaotic, as police fired tear gas at opposition politicians, activists and journalists marking the sixth anniversary of the #EndSARS protests. What began as an effort to honour victims of the 2020 demonstrations quickly descended into confusion and confrontation.
Among those caught up in the incident was Funsho Doherty, the NDC governorship candidate, his ADC counterpart alongside other opposition figures and activists who had gathered to lay wreaths in honour of those who lost their lives during the protests.
The police action disrupted the remembrance exercise, forcing those at the scene to contend with tear gas and a tense atmosphere. The incident has renewed concerns over the right to peaceful assembly and the safety of journalists covering a commemoration that continues to carry deep significance for Nigerians.
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
The Death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichieβs Child Changed Her View of Nigeria nytimes.com/2026/09/10/worldβ¦ via @NYTimes
Mind you, there are people who get visibly irritated and disgusted when you add Mr, Mrs or Ms to their name.
Situational awareness is key
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
I am proud to announce that I have joined the team @GiveDirectly π
We give cash directly to people in extreme poverty and let them do what they want with it. We have delivered over 1 billion dollars in cash so far and are aiming for $5B by 2035.Β π
I don't ask my followers for much but I'm asking: please retweet & follow @GiveDirectly (abeg, I don too boast. Make them no sack me π)
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
No water or drugs in a health care center in Nigeria. The world is in 2026, we are back in 1745.
We paid a monitoring visit to Majaga PHC in Toto LGA, in Nasarawa state, the only government health facility serving over 2,800 people.
What we found was alarming.
No water. No pharmacy. No lab. No injection room. Poor labour and consulting rooms. Inadequate beds. No wards. No staff quarters.
What you should see when you see a facility like this is: unsafe deliveries, people unable to access proper healthcare when they should, and a daily risk to lives.
This is not just neglect, it is a threat to the health of an entire community.
We implore the @NphcdaNG, and Gov Abdullahi Sule, to facilitate the immediate repairs of this facility.
#FixOurPHCs
Zeblon Oluwayomi retweeted
Pictures from our Refresher Course (CPR/AED/Choking/First Aid) with the lovely Ladies at @jeleosinmi.
Jeleosinmi is a Childcare center, I loved the ambience & the connection they have with the little humans they care for.
They have a Drop-in center at Silverbird Mall in Abuja
