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Always remember that even as children,
YOU'RE A 3RD PARTY TO YOUR PARENTS MARRIAGE.
Never take sides during a quarrel.
You'll never know/see the full story/picture.
You want to understand fully, get married & live with 1 man/woman for 30-40 yrs
Come back & say "No wonder"
Some questions needs to be asked.
These lawmakers (some have Dr. attached ro their names), do they consult before making laws?
How come 109 of them are not aware of our declining health architecture?
Why are they not inviting the excos of the NMA to give them the real picture?
Where is the minister for health in such situation.
Now I get it.
If and only if they use our PHC'S & General hospitals.
This is the problem with Nigeria when you elect people that don't understand the healthcare system to make decisions.
You aren't facing the problems and you're just meting out sanctions which i find ridiculous
Pertinent questions that need to be asked...
How many hospitals are equipped to handle emergencies?
Why do we always think that for every condition, stabilization means CPR, give fluid and oxygen?
Do these lawmakers know Referral to a facility asap is a form of care that might change the outcome and chances of survival.
No hospital intentionally wants to redirect a patient but when you are understaffed without appropriate tools and equipment . You are left with no choice
E.g will a man whose Carotid arteties were slashed and rushed to a bend down select hospital that doesn't have light ..should they be giving oxygen and fluid in the name of stabilization because government wants to pass a draconian law on so called stabilization
As usual we should not put the cart before the horse.
Steps
Fix the PHCs
Invest in healthcare
Revitalize the tiers and cadets of healthcare.
Improve the remuneration of healtcare workers.
R & D
watch the scenario. Turn on its own.
This is such an atrocious bill!!!
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I want to sincerely thank you for something remarkable you consistently do, something I have observed and deeply admire.
Beyond being the Media Director, spokesman, defender and tireless advocate of PO and the OK ticket, you have assumed another remarkable role:
THE ROLE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Where John the Baptist proclaimed, "Behold the Lamb of God" and declared himself unworthy to untie the straps of His sandals, you have, in your own political mission, consistently pointed people towards one man:
"BEHOLD, MR. PETER GREGORY OBI!"
You have made it ALL ABOUT PO!
Like John the Baptist, whose mission was to prepare the way and direct attention away from himself, you have demonstrated that genuine loyalty is not about personal recognition, applause or occupying the spotlight.
You willingly "diminish" so that PO may increase.
You amplify his voice,
project his vision,
defend his convictions,
communicate his ideals and continually redirect public attention to the bigger picture.
You have demonstrated remarkable qualities worthy of recognition:
- SELFLESSNESS: You understand that the mission is greater than the messenger.
- LOYALTY: Your commitment has remained steadfast, even when circumstances demand courage and sacrifice.
- HUMILITY: You are comfortable being the voice behind the message without struggling to become its face.
- CONSISTENCY: You have remained committed to the cause beyond fleeting moments of public excitement.
- COURAGE: You are willing to stand by your convictions, even in the face of criticism and opposition.
- DISCIPLINE: You understand the importance of keeping the message focused rather than allowing personal interests to overshadow the collective objective.
- SACRIFICE: You continue to invest your time, energy, intellect and influence in advancing a cause you believe in.
You are not merely a spokesman; you are a committed herald, a bridge between the vision and the people, a custodian of the message and an unwavering advocate of the mission.
In an environment where many struggle to become the centre of attention, you have chosen the uncommon path of consistently shining the light on someone else.
You point, you project, you amplify, you defend, you clarify, and when necessary, you step aside so that the man and the message remain the focus.
That, to me, is a rare demonstration of loyalty and purposeful service.
History does not remember only those who lead great causes. It also remembers those who prepare the way, carry the message, sustain the vision and help others see what they themselves have seen.
Thank you for your dedication, conviction, sacrifices and unwavering commitment to PO and the OK ticket.
May your labour never go unrecognised, and may posterity be kind to your contributions.
You have chosen to be a VOICE rather than the ECHO of your own importance.
And like John the Baptist, your recurring message remains:
HE MUST INCREASE, BUT I MUST DECREASE!
Respect and admiration, Mr. Zekeri, always! ❤️
I want to sincerely appreciate you for something remarkable you have consistently done, something that deserves recognition and commendation.
Beyond being the NDC Media Director, the Spokesman, the tireless advocate and one of the most visible voices of PO and the OK ticket, you have equally taken upon yourself another remarkable role:
THE ROLE OF JOHN THE BAPTIST!
Where John the Baptist proclaimed, "Behold the Lamb of God," you have, in your own political mission, consistently proclaimed:
"BEHOLD MR. PETER GREGORY OBI!"
You have made it ALL ABOUT PO!
Like John the Baptist, who declared, "He must increase, but I must decrease," you have demonstrated an extraordinary willingness to diminish so that PO may increase.
You consistently:
- Direct attention to PO rather than yourself.
- Shine the spotlight on his vision, character, competence and leadership.
- Amplify his message with uncommon passion, conviction and consistency.
- Defend his ideals even when doing so attracts criticism, ridicule and personal attacks.
- Remain steadfast, articulate and courageous in the face of opposition.
- Deploy your intellect, eloquence, influence and media presence in service of a cause you believe is greater than personal recognition.
- Demonstrate loyalty without constantly demanding applause.
- Keep the conversation centred on the message rather than the messenger.
In a political environment where many struggle to outshine the very people they represent, you have chosen to be
the VOICE that amplifies,
the FINGER that points,
the LIGHT that illuminates
and the BRIDGE that connects people to PO and the OK ticket.
You have shown that greatness is not always about occupying the centre stage. Sometimes, it is about using your own platform to elevate another person and a cause you deeply believe in.
You are not merely a spokesman; you are a herald, a standard-bearer, a tireless advocate and a remarkably selfless ambassador of the PO/OK vision.
Your consistency is admirable.
Your resilience is commendable.
Your loyalty is remarkable.
Your dedication is unmistakable.
Your selflessness deserves acknowledgement.
Thank you for reminding us that one can be influential without making everything about oneself.
Thank you for being that voice crying in the political wilderness!
May your voice never lose its strength, your conviction never lose its fire, and your labour never go unappreciated.
Take your flowers Mr. Zekeri! 💐👏
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As a mum, when you drop your child to a friends/neighbours place, remember to drop feeding money too.
People and families are managing in this tough economy.
You cannot consistently add an extra mouth to someone's household and act completely nonchalant & unconcerned about the financial implications.
Having genuine people to look after your child is goldmine, while you go about your daily hustle
The best you can do is to support by dropping money for feeding (food & snacks)
Even when they genuinely don't expect anything from you, make a conscious effort to support and appreciate them.
Stop confusing familiarity with entitlement.
Someone being kind enough to accommodate your child doesn't automatically make them financially responsible for that child.
Your job is 9 to 6pm and you no drop anything for your child welfare...you're wuuuked.
Next week...
Knock knock
"Mummy Somto, pls I'm not going to be around, I'm going to my sister's place"
Just like that, your entire childcare arrangement has developed a technical fault. 😂
You'll take your child to your workplace by force.
Mtsheeeeeew.
The post for now is not about "It both both ways"
Just for now, let it solely be for men.
Only this moment.
Can you do that?
Stop inserting "both ways" when it's concerning men.
When it's the turn for women, we'll focus solely on women.
Kindness goes a long way, especially towards someone who isn't used to receiving it.
But I believe it has to go both ways.
A man deserves kindness just as much as a woman does, and neither should have to earn basic care by proving their worth.
The right relationship is where both people feel loved, respected and appreciated.
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Will you agree with me that, when helping siblings, written agreement needs to be in place to avoid stories.
Paying of rent, school fees, sponsoring relocation.
These capital expense project, though noble MUST be put in agreement writing.
"Help your brother na"
"No be your sister"
"Na wetin them dey do for family"
Sorry will be your middle name when you're told to your face...Can't you help your brother without expecting payback
My younger sister and I were very close until one Saturday afternoon.
She called to ask if I could lend her ₦150,000 to complete her house rent.
I had just paid my children's school fees, and things were tight, but I had ₦120,000 left in my account.
I sent her ₦100,000.
She thanked me and promised to return it the following month.
The following month came and passed. I didn't ask for the money because I knew she had responsibilities too.
Three months later, I needed money urgently to buy medication for one of my children.
I called her and asked if she could return at least ₦50,000.
She went quiet.
Then she said, "So you want to embarrass me because of ₦100,000?"
I was surprised.
I reminded her that I had only asked because I needed the money.
She ended the call.
When a woman is ready to get treatment, being naked in front of a male doctor will be the least of her worries.
Ask pregnant women in labour.
If you go for antenatal, you'll see pregnant women queue up for consultant male gynaecologist who are their favourite doctor because of their attention to details.
Women also complain that female doctors and nurses are not as nice as they should be because most of them have "pepper body" to their fellow women.
"Why are you shouting"
"Na only you don get belle before"
"I use my own belle run for 3rd mainland bridge"
When anybody is ready to be treated, he/she will know what to do
Which is easier to open
Hips and waist for surgery
Or
Just face for counselling and advice.
She knows what to do when she's ready
This niqabi woman says she urgently needs hip surgery, but the hospitals she has approached want her to remove her face covering before treatment, and she says her faith will not allow it.
I respect religious conviction, but this is where I draw the line.
Religion existed before you were born and will still exist after you’re gone. If temporarily uncovering yourself is medically necessary for doctors to safely treat you, you are not exposing yourself for pleasure or entertainment. You are trying to stay alive.
Health is not something to gamble with just to prove devotion.
Hospitals should respect religious modesty wherever they reasonably can, but when a genuinely necessary medical procedure requires access to your body, your life has to come first.
If you die, life moves on. Religion moves on. The people advising you from the sidelines move on too.
They didn't dress like this from their various houses but had to change into this to serve at mass.
Perverts at mass...yes I said so.
Perverts at mass will start to have wild imagination
Women will corrupt anything they're involved in.
Imagine we had female priests.
Just Imagine
Let's judge this together. First of all, I am not against girls serving at Mass, nor am I against the celebration of Mass in different cultures. The Vatican has approved the celebration of Mass in traditional languages. However, here's my problem.
The way these altar girls are dressed is, in my opinion, inappropriate for the sacred liturgy. Their clothing does not seem suitable for serving at the altar because, from my point of view, they are practically half-naked.
I understand that this is traditional cultural attire, but it should be adapted to ensure modesty. The girls could wear something underneath before putting on their traditional garments.
However, this way of dressing during the celebration of the sacred liturgy is, in my opinion, inappropriate and highly unacceptable.
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Let's call it what it is:
She's doing hookup on tinder and your neighbour is one of her customers.
Day job in your stepsisters house, side hustle on tinder.
She came to preach the word of God to your neighbour.
Somebody shout POWER 💪
I just drove into the compound from the market. As I was bringing things out of the car, I saw a young lady coming out of my neighbour’s apartment.
Lo and behold, she was my stepsister’s house help.
She’s in her twenties , I was surprised to see her in my compound.
I pretended not to see her, and she pretended not to see me. My neighbour walked her to the gate, and she left.
My neighbour and I are very close, so I called him and teased him.
“Your girlfriend is fine, o ”
He smiled and said, “No, she’s not my girlfriend. She’s one of those girls we meet on Tinder.”
I said, “Tinder?”
I was surprised. Knowing the kind of girls he brings home, I couldn’t understand what my stepsister’s house help was doing on Tinder.
He asked if I knew her. I said yes, that she is my stepsister’s help. He then asked if she knew me, and I said yes na.
I told him I was surprised she walked past me without greeting me. I deliberately pretended not to see her because I wanted her to come and greet me.
I still doubted him until he opened the app and showed me her profile. I even caught a glimpse of their chat.
I went upstairs, intending to call my stepsister, but decided to finish what I was doing first.
Then my phone started beeping. It was Facebook Messenger.
I opened it, and guess who it was?
The same girl!
She was begging me not to tell her madam, my stepsister, that I had seen her in my compound.
I just shook my head.
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Single hymns
Consciously or unconsciously
Especially WE GATHER TOGETHER
Catholic to Catholic: What's that Catholic thing you cant go a day without doing?
#CatholicX
Option 2 will always make a husband WEAK, WORTHLESS & question his existence.
How can another man impregnate my wife and I can't impregnate the woman i paid her bride price.
The husband has been conquered.
That alone is a mental & psychological defeat..even after forgiving her.
How long will he hold unto that "torture"
2 unfavourable choices (the devil & the deep blue sea).
It's hard to walk away from a marriage you built and have invested in.
However you can still die from shock anyday and may not wake up from your sleep.
Option 1
So, let's discuss.
And I really need men to think it through properly before responding.
You have been married for many years without a child, and you do not have the resources to either use a surrogate, adopt or do an IVF.
Your wife then steps out and got pregnant by another man.
You're in your late 40s and she's in her late 30s.
She then decides to confess to you that she's pregnant for another man's child and that the man is not aware of it.
You're about to make a key decision after discovering this secret and you have two options.
Option 1:
You ask for a divorce and move on with your life while your wife keeps the pregnancy because she needs a child of her own.
Option 2:
You forgive your wife, ask her to keep the pregnancy and "adopt" the child as yours and completely keep the biological father in the dark and continue with your marriage and raise the child as yours. This secret will remain with you and your wife forever.
What option are you MOST LIKELY to go with, and kindly state your reason for going with the option.
Before you respond, please do note that I do not pray that the situation becomes yours in reality, because every couple deserves to have their own biological children but life happens.
AJD.
After more than a month for the holidays, some children will resume with rumpled Uniforms and torn socks.
You would think this is a joke until you stand & observe on the assembly ground.
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Ɓĺuprínţ🎯 retweeted
Dear Mother-in-law
We all know she has become your daughter but she is still somebody's daughter.
Somebody raised her.
Somebody prayed over her.
Somebody raised her to be a woman fit for marriage.
Somebody trusted that the family she married into would treat her with honour.
So before you judge her, belittle her, or make her feel unwanted in her own home, remember she did not lose her worth the day she became your daughter-in-law.
And sometimes the wisest response to disrespect and maltreatment you give her is not an explanation.
It is distance and silence.
She will keep herself far from you and of she is mean, she will take your son away from you.
Ɓĺuprínţ🎯 retweeted
Parents, escaping poverty is actually your responsibility not the obligation of your children.
It is annoying that in 2026 some parents still believe their child will take them out of poverty.
A child was not born to be your pension plan.
A child was not born to be your retirement strategy.
A child was not born to carry the weight you refused to carry for yourself.
You had your 20s. You had your 30s. You had years to plan, to save, to build, to position yourself.
If you failed to do that, the failure belongs to you, not to the young child you are now pressuring to "grow up fast" and "start hustling" so that the family can eat.
A child owes you love. A child owes you respect. A child owes you honour in your old age, if you raised them well.
A child does not owe you rescue from a hole you dug before they existed.
Stop programming children to see themselves as saviours.
Start programming yourself to see yourself as one.
You no tell is say no be only maths you deny teach.
You also teach sense 203
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It really bothers me what people my age bracket / my generation are getting paranoid over.
What I worry about are my goals, my business, my life, my purpose, family, how to make my existence a blessing to humanity, how to grow beyond just the surface level.
How on Earth, do you tie your entire relevance to the type of device you use, for God’s sake?
I used to be a “picture freek”.
I’d take mirror selfies with my techno “chinko” phone.
And if you try to “bad mouth” my device, you have called for premium trouble.
You will be the one to regret it.
Let me tell you young people like me, something you may need to read often to yourselves:
No one, I mean… NO ONE, has the capacity to “bully” you except you give them the power to.
Please read that again, and let it sink!
You work, save some money, buy yourself a phone, and then someone that do not know your struggles, come online to “bash” you for using a “seemingly lower” device?
No nau… make it make sense!
And you, you will now be feeling low and ashamed.
Receive sense o!
And this is how many men take advantage of you ladies.
You want to “belong”. You too want to use an iPhone 17.
Then, you give up your body for a material item that is not even worth a single strand of your hair.
Shame on you.
You have forgotten that life is progressive. And that iPhone 17 that is “sharking” everybody today, will be an old model soon.
Same way many of your mothers slept with men for blackberry.
Where is blackberry today?
Who uses blackberry anymore?
If you have things to worry about, your phone type will be the least of your worries.
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