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Michael Excel retweeted
Security camera footage of the kidnapping that was said to have happened this evening at vegetable market off airport road benin city.
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The 30 and they’re still in the forest, still not back home NIGERIA FAILED. TINUBU FAlLED.
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Her father wanted a boy so badly that he named her Stanley. She spent her whole childhood being teased for it. She was 18 years old, unmarried, and pregnant in a state where her relationship was illegal. She raised her son in 3 countries on almost nothing. She earned a PhD at 49. She never saw him become president. Look at this photo. This is Ann Dunham. And that little pirate is her son. Her full name is Stanley Ann Dunham. She is born on November 29, 1942, in Wichita, Kansas — the only child of a furniture salesman who wanted a boy so desperately that he named his daughter after himself. She grows up being called Stanley. She hates it. By the time she reaches college she goes simply by Ann. Her family moves 5 times before she turns 18 — Kansas to California to Texas to Seattle and finally, in 1960, to Hawaii. She enrolls at the University of Hawaii. She is 17 years old. In a Russian-language class, she meets a charismatic 24-year-old student from Kenya named Barack Hussein Obama Sr. Within months she is pregnant. She is 17 years old. He is her senior by more than 6 years. Interracial marriage is illegal in most states in America in 1961. In Hawaii, it is not. They marry — so quietly, so privately, that Barack Obama Jr. later says he could never find a single photograph or official record of the ceremony. Ann gives birth on August 4, 1961. She names him Barack Hussein Obama II. She is 18 years old and a mother. Barack Obama Sr. is brilliant and restless. He earns a scholarship to Harvard. He leaves Hawaii when his son is 1 year old. He goes to Massachusetts. He plans, at first, to bring his family. Ann feels otherwise. By 1964, the divorce is final. She is 21 years old, a single mother, and back at the University of Hawaii studying anthropology. Then she meets Lolo Soetoro — a quiet, easygoing graduate student from the Indonesian island of Java. They fall in love. They marry in 1965. And in 1967, when Barack Obama Jr. is just 6 years old, his mother packs their lives into suitcases and moves them to Jakarta, Indonesia. Barack has never been outside Hawaii. Indonesia in 1967 is a country emerging from catastrophic political violence — between 500,000 and 1 million people were killed in the anti-communist purges of 1965 and 1966. The streets of Jakarta bear the marks of it. It is a country of profound beauty and profound poverty, and Ann Dunham is raising her biracial American son in the middle of it. Barack attends a local Indonesian school. He learns the language. He eats what's available. He watches his mother work — always studying, always asking questions, always taking notes on the people and the crafts and the economies around her. This photograph is taken during those years. Barack is around 8 years old, dressed as a pirate, standing in a garden in Jakarta. Here's what makes Ann Dunham extraordinary: she does not stop. Not for divorce. Not for displacement. Not for poverty. Not for the raised eyebrows of people who could not understand a white woman from Kansas raising a Black son alone in Southeast Asia. 1971. Barack is 10 years old when Ann sends him back to Hawaii to live with her parents — his grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham. She stays in Indonesia to continue her graduate work. Years later, Barack tells Time magazine: "When I think about the fact that I was separated from her, I suspect it had more of an impact than I know." She earns her BA in anthropology in 1967. Her Master's degree in 1975. She spends years in the field — studying traditional craft economies, the blacksmiths and batik workers and village artisans of rural Indonesia. She fights the prevailing academic theory of her era, which held that developing nations were poor because of cultural deficiency. Her dissertation argues the opposite: that they lacked capital, not character. She earns her PhD in 1992. She is 49 years old. She dedicates it simply: "To Barack and Maya, who seldom complained when their mother was in the field." November 7, 1995. Ann Dunham dies of ovarian cancer in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is 52 years old. Her son Barack is 34. He is a community organizer and law professor in Chicago. He has just published his first memoir — Dreams from My Father — which he dedicates to her memory. She will never know what happens next. 2004. He gives a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention. The country stops and listens. November 4, 2008. Barack Hussein Obama II is elected the 44th President of the United States — the first Black president in the history of the country. He wins 365 electoral votes. He gives his victory speech in Grant Park, Chicago, before a crowd of 240,000 people. His mother has been gone for 13 years. Look at that photograph again. A little boy in a pirate hat. A young mother kneeling beside him in the Jakarta night. She is somewhere in her late 20s. She has already been divorced once, remarried, moved across the world, and started a PhD. She has no money and no map and she is raising the future 44th President of the United States in a garden in Indonesia. She does not know that either. Share this with someone who needs to know — that the people who shape history are rarely the ones who expected to.
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Michael Excel retweeted
Larry David owns 15% of a TV franchise that has generated roughly $5 billion. In 1984, he was the SNL writer who couldn't get a single sketch on air and stormed off the job, only to come back Monday as if nothing had happened. Before that, he'd been working odd jobs across New York City, limousine driver, store clerk, bra wholesaler, trying to make stand-up comedy work since 1974. In 1989, he and Jerry Seinfeld created a sitcom for NBC. Both started with 7.5% of the backend equity, a permanent share of anything the show made from reruns or licensing. As Seinfeld became the most-watched comedy on American television, the two renegotiated. Both reached 15% each. When Seinfeld ended in 1998 after nine seasons, the rights to rerun it on local TV stations sold for $1.7 billion. David's 15% came out to about $250 million in a single payout. That stake paid out from every deal that followed: $80 million when Hulu bought streaming rights in 2015, $75 million when Netflix took global rights in 2019. He still collects an estimated $40-50 million per year from reruns and licensing. In 2007, he divorced his wife Laurie and gave her roughly half his fortune, somewhere between $200 and $300 million, plus a cut of all future Seinfeld royalties. Before the divorce, his total earnings from Seinfeld were estimated above $800 million. He told Rolling Stone: "My wife got half of it, the whole thing is ridiculous." His current net worth sits around $400 million. Curb Your Enthusiasm added to it. The show ran on HBO from 2000 to 2024, 12 seasons and 120 episodes, and by 2023 he was earning $20 million per season for a show built entirely from his own social anxieties. His new limited series, "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness," premieres June 26. Co-produced by Barack and Michelle Obama's company, Higher Ground, it runs seven episodes through August 7, with Barack Obama appearing in a sketch. The Seinfeld franchise has generated roughly $5 billion across three decades of reruns, streaming deals, and cable rights. David's 15% stake, negotiated when he and Seinfeld were pitching a show nobody expected to last, is one of the most quietly lucrative content deals in television history.
Larry David stars in a new trailer for the limited series 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.' Premiering June 26 on HBO Max.
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Michael Excel retweeted
Day 30 today makes it one calender month. 💔
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JUST IN: T£rrorists have abducted the traditional ruler of Odo-Oriya community in Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State, Adeniyi Adelana. The 60-year-old traditional ruler was kidnapped on Saturday night during an attack on his palace by gunmen.
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Michael Excel retweeted
Legendary ish New York Stand Up !!!!!
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The Nodfather 🤣🤣🤣
Replying to @WhiteHouse
The Knicks would have swept the Spurs and had a 15 game winning streak - if The Nod Father didn’t attend Game 3 in MSG.
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The Chicago Bulls DOMINATED the 90s!!! The Celtics ATE UP the 60s and did well in the surrounding decades. The Lakers have been the most consistent team for 9 decades. Now that's class.
NBA Champions over the years!🏆🏀 New York Knicks win after 53 years!
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This is me. Congrats to the NEW YORK KNICKS!!
MY FAVORITE BASKETBALL TEAM OF THE LAST TWO WEEKS JUST WON LETS FUCKING GO KNICKS
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Michael Excel retweeted
'Let them know; they can even kidnap me. Yet there will be no vacancy in Aso Rock’ -Edo Governor Okpebolo. It’s genuinely hard to find someone in high political office who is as stupid and insensitive as this man. And I say this with a lot of respect.

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The hell is this??
Notorious Bandit, Bello Turji, names baby born in his captivity after himself, conducts naming ceremony then increases his ransom demand to recoup the money spent
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I can't believe this is my governor.
Just in: Nigerians Cover their ears in horror as Governor Okpebholo uses his Angelic voice to sing a special praise and worship song dedicated to President Tinubu
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Michael Excel retweeted
Under Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT), more commissioned officers have been slaughtered. We lost: 1. Brigadier General Musa Uba. 2. Major General Abubakar Rabe (rtd). 3. Brig. Gen. Oseni Omoh (O.O.) Braimah. 4. Lt. Col. S.I. Iliyasu (March 2026). 5. Lt. Col. Umar Farouq (March 9, 2026). 6. Col. Aliyu Saidu Paiko. (October 2025). 7. Lt. Col. Umar Ibrahim Mairiga, (Mar 1, 2026). Nigeria lost more “commissioned” army officers under Tinubu than under Buhari & Jonathan combined. The calamity that befell the Nigerian Army in 3 years is unimaginable. We lost multiple camp commanders (including a Major in Damasak & others in Monguno). They fell to attacks, others fell to IEDs. These are twenty, twenty-five, thirty & thirty-five years of active service wasted. They died so that politicians can soirée & party hard. THE HEROES OF NIGERIA ARE NO MORE! 💔🇳🇬
BREAKING: Abducted General dies in captivity dailytrust.com/breaking-abdu…
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Michael Excel retweeted
Replying to @FrameInOrder
This is quite possibly one of the most pathetic posts I've ever seen on this app. Genuinely, what are you doing with your time and life.
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Michael Excel retweeted
Earlier this week, the Taliban used live fire to disperse women from taking part in a protest in the city of Herat, reportedly killing two women. 🎧 What is it like being a woman living under Taliban rule? bbc.in/4oyzptN
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Michael Excel retweeted
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i got diamond records , platinum plaques and grammys wit niggas i don't even speak to. SUCCESS IS A DIRTY WORD
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RT @yetunede: Today’s a public holiday, most are at home relaxing or just having fun. Guess who are denied of doing such? The children kidn…
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That is one of the best back cover designs I have ever seen!!
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HITstory 2: Success Is A Dirty Word. Available exclusively on Hit-Boy.ai 6/13
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Michael Excel retweeted
This is the dullest politician the country has ever seen since the first republic.
Even if they kidnap us all, there’s no vacancy in Aso Rock, says Edo gov vanguardngr.com/2026/06/even…
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