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앙도

앙도 @hyonranghae

Jun 13

RT @hyunjaetime: 210612 SSAP-DANCE 비하인드 포토 2 #THEBOYZ #더보이즈 #현재 #이재현 #hyunjae #HYUNJAE

Christopher Marriott

Christopher Marriott

@Mazza6069

Jun 12

Replying to @shizoor @afneil

You clearly know nothing about taxation.. Income ...companies pay corporation tax on profits, not turnover. They pay over withholding tax (PAYE in Britain) in respect of employees earnings. Please study matters more deeply. And don't rely on Internet articles. You might also find a knowledge of SSAP useful too.

쌀이

쌀이

@J_hj_913

Jun 12

RT @hyunjaetime: 210612 SSAP-DANCE 비하인드 포토 2 #THEBOYZ #더보이즈 #현재 #이재현 #hyunjae #HYUNJAE

N년 전 오늘의 현재

N년 전 오늘의 현재

@hyunjaetime

Jun 12

RT @hyunjaetime: 210612 SSAP-DANCE 비하인드 포토 2 #THEBOYZ #더보이즈 #현재 #이재현 #hyunjae #HYUNJAE

gab

gab

@NEWW4V

Jun 12

Replying to @CUDDLYEDAM

Literally nowhere near trs HAHAHAHA ssap sa nag siseek ng validation sa mushows 😭

𝙱𝙸𝙶 𝚂𝙷𝙰𝙱𝚉 𓃵 ²³¹

𝙱𝙸𝙶 𝚂𝙷𝙰𝙱𝚉 𓃵 ²³¹

@omoiyaakeem

Jun 12

Replying to @lexi_trades1

I’m sending yours ssap

JOAINSIGHT REPORT

JOAINSIGHT REPORT

@doyins1969

Jun 12

June 12: The Voice of the People and the Promise of Renewed Hope By Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire SSAP-SDGs Every June 12, Nigeria remembers a truth that no power can silence: the voice of the people matters. June 12 is more than a public holiday. It is a memorial to the courage of Nigerians who stood for democracy, justice, and the right to choose their leaders. It is a day that reminds us that democracy is not an event but a covenant between government and the people. That covenant is simple. Government must work for the people. It must create opportunities for families, empower young people, protect women, and give every citizen a fair shot at a better life. When government fails to deliver, the spirit of June 12 calls it back to duty. Renewed Hope and the SDGs: One Agenda for the People This is why the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu resonates with the global promise of the Sustainable Development Goals. The SDGs are not foreign ideals. They are about ending poverty, ensuring quality education and healthcare, creating decent jobs, reducing inequality, and building peaceful, accountable institutions. These are the same things Nigerians demanded on June 12, 1993, and still demand today. Renewed Hope translates that demand into action. Through targeted investments in primary healthcare, social protection, food security, infrastructure, and youth employment, the agenda is pushing development to the grassroots. It is aligning Nigeria’s national budget and policies with the SDGs, so that progress is measured not in headlines, but in lives changed. Development becomes real when: - A farmer moves his produce on better roads and sells at a fair price. - A trader expands her business because power and credit are more accessible. - A young graduate finds work that matches her skills. - A mother delivers safely because her local PHC is functional and free. - A child stays in school because learning is affordable and safe. This is what the SDGs mean in Nigerian terms. This is what Renewed Hope is building toward. Democracy as a Tool for Development As we approach another election cycle, June 12 also reminds us how to engage. Elections should not divide us. They should strengthen our democracy and give citizens the power to choose leaders who will deliver results. The lesson is clear: every vote matters, every voice counts, and every Nigerian has a role in shaping the nation. We must reject violence, defend peaceful participation, and hold leaders accountable between elections, not just during them. The Journey Ahead The heroes of June 12 dreamed of a Nigeria where justice, fairness, and opportunity were not privileges, but rights. That dream is still alive. It lives in every policy that puts people first, every project that reaches a rural community, and every reform that makes government more transparent and accountable. Democracy is not a destination. It is a journey that requires patience, participation, and commitment from both leaders and citizens. The SDGs give us the roadmap. The Renewed Hope Agenda gives us the vehicle. Our unity and hard work give it momentum. Conclusion June 12 reminds us where we have come from. The Sustainable Development Goals remind us where the world is going. The Renewed Hope Agenda tells us how Nigeria will get there. With President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership, we have a government determined to take the difficult decisions today so that tomorrow is stable, prosperous, and fair for all Nigerians. It will not be easy, but the direction is clear. The spirit of June 12 tells us that Nigeria is strongest when its people stand together. Under Renewed Hope, that unity is being channeled into building a nation where no one is left behind. PBAT will lead us toward that promised land—a Nigeria that works for every citizen, where democracy delivers, and where the promise of the SDGs becomes a lived reality for all. Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria.