Walk away from those who refuse to meet you half way. Those who do not make any effort but have no regards for yours. Walk away without notice. Let them find out when it’s already too late.

Concluding Every Girl 3.0 virtual session, and one thing stands out above everything else: People are willing to invest in themselves when given the right opportunity. Over the last two weeks, we saw young women consistently show up, eager to understand technology, explore new possibilities, and challenge themselves beyond their comfort Zones. The biggest barrier to growth is rarely talent. It’s often exposure, access, and the decision to start. What excites me most is not the number of participants. It’s the mindset behind their commitment. In a world filled with distractions, they chose development. Every Girl 3.0 reminds me that when people are empowered with knowledge and community, transformation becomes inevitable. The virtual session may have ended, but the journey is only beginning. #Ksh #EveryGirl3

FCT Police Command Demolishes Kidnappers den. 👏

Inna lillahi wa inna lillahi raji'un 😭😭😭 Today, my heart is shattered. My father left home this morning to the office healthy, strong, and full of life, just as he always did. Allah ya fi mu sonka baba😭😭 Allah yurmo yafo ma baba. Please pray for my father.😭😭

Regarding the erroneous transfer on @OPay_NG. I have now obtained a court order and have officially shared it with OPay. I am currently awaiting the necessary action from the platform in compliance with the court's directive.

I trusted OPay with all my daily transactions. Last week, I sent money to an account mistakenly provided by a seller. I spoke to the recipient, but immediately after our conversation, she switched off her phone. @OPay_NG, please help me recover my money.

Protest is not the only form of citizen’s action. Before you begin a protest, you should have an intended outcome and it must not be chaos, but a targeted objective that is practically obtainable. Otherwise, you may end up being part of the problem instead of the solution.

Southern Africa Relief Fund: SARF. This was Nigeria’s way of funding the fight against apartheid. In 1976, after the Soweto Uprising, Nigeria set up SARF to send money and relief materials to freedom fighters and civilians suffering under white minority rule in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Angola, etc. The “Mandela Tax”: Every Nigerian civil servant and public officer had to donate a % of their monthly salary. Everyone from clerks to ministers paid it. That small deduction from millions of workers built up to serious cash and food, clothes, medical supplies. The goal was to keep ANC, SWAPO, ZANU, MPLA and other liberation movements alive while they were banned and exiled. Nigeria basically said “we’ll carry the financial burden so you can carry the guns/protest”. It was one of Africa’s biggest anti-apartheid contributions. Nigeria was broke from civil war, but still taxed itself to fund freedom 4,000km away.

I strongly believe that Citizens action can bring and end to insecurity in Nigeria. Government alone cannot finish the job.

Under no circumstances should you be captured by kidnappers. May Allah protect us and our loved ones.

Allahumma bika ‘asbahnaa, wa bika ‘amsaynaa, wa bika nahyaa, wa bika namootu wa ilaykan-nushoor!

Nothing bad happens on a Friday!

You may be overthinking a very simple situation, eventually making it complicated.

E no really balance make senate call NNPC house of thieves. How many thieves both houses get?

Allahumma bika ‘asbahnaa, wa bika ‘amsaynaa, wa bika nahyaa, wa bika namootu wa ilaykan-nushoor!

Never be guided by your ego. You will be misguided!

Our problems are being blamed on amalgamation, the laziest argument imaginable. Living in the present and unable to change the past means our role is to build a future. Claiming we couldn’t develop because we can’t coexist is a shameful excuse. Even if we disintegrate, we’ll still be the same. Somalia, despite sharing a common language and religion, struggles with peace. Furthermore, if religion were the sole issue, Egypt wouldn’t have developed either. Ultimately, we must take responsibility and make decisive moves towards development.