Olajumoke Adekanmbi @Shepacks

@ARISEtv Talking about 3rd term/surrogacy , that means: - Fashola was Tinubu's 3rd and 4th term - Ambode was Tinubu's 5th term - Sanwo-Olu is Tinubu's 6th and 7th term! Surrogacy can be good or bad, LET THE BEST CANDIDATE WIN! Not the candidate with the deepest pockets!

Three years ago, at my previous job, two coworkers started dating. Everyone loved them. Until they broke up. Then the gossip started. Friends picked sides. Managers got involved because every disagreement suddenly became “personal.” One of them eventually transferred. The other resigned six months later. Ever since then, I’ve had one rule. Never date someone you work with. No matter how much you like them. Yesterday she asked me something I wasn’t expecting. She smiled and said, “Can I ask you something honestly?” I said yes. She looked me straight in the eye and asked, “Have I done something that makes you uncomfortable?” I realized she thought I was avoiding her because I didn’t like her. The truth was the exact opposite. I was avoiding her because I liked her enough to be afraid of ruining both our careers. I still don’t know if keeping my distance is protecting us… or making me lose someone I might never meet again. If you genuinely liked someone you worked with… would you risk your career… or risk spending years wondering what could’ve happened?

Leadership is at its best when decisions are driven by facts, guided by integrity, and shaped through meaningful engagement with the people. Hon. Abimbola Adekanmbi's vision is one of transparent, accountable, and inclusive governance, where data informs policy, every stakeholder has a voice, and development delivers real results for all. #BIMADEK #OMITUNTUN3.0 #BIMBOADRKANMBI #APM

@Mosopemi @aproko_doctor I am one of such peoples 🙋

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We implore the relevant Government agencies to prioritize this investigation. We deserve closure. The silence surrounding this case is deafening. We urge the media to shine a spotlight on this matter and help bring urgency to this situation. End #JusticeForGreatness 💔

We cannot let this case be forgotten. Ms. Greatness Olurunfemi's life mattered, and we must ensure that her death is not in vain. We demand transparency and accountability from the Government. Release the interim report now! 5 #JusticeForGreatness #DemandForAnswers

Ms. Greatness Olurunfemi's family & friends deserves closure. They deserve to know the truth about what happened to their beloved daughter. It's not fair to keep them in the dark any longer. Government must act swiftly & give an update on the investigation.4 #JusticeForGreatness

The Government promised a thorough investigation and assured the public that justice would be served. We are still waiting for answers. An interim report should have been released by now. We demand its immediate release. 3 #JusticeDelayedIsJusticeDenied #JusticeForGreatness

It has been too long since the tragic incident that took the life of Ms. Greatness Olurunfemi . Her family and the entire community are devastated. We demand an update on the investigation from the Government. Release an update on the investigation. 2 #JusticeForGreatness

We need an update on the investigation into the death of Ms. Greatness Olurunfemi. We need answers, and we need them now. Justice delayed is justice denied. This is taking too long. An interim report should be out by now. 1 #JusticeForGreatness

Babatunde Irukera @TundeIrukera

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Inspired by the broad base of the panel,& hopeful for the possibilities for reform. Our best efforts will save lives & build confidence.This is a historic opportunity Ms. Greatness paid for with her life. We owe it to her & nation that her greatness in death counts for much more.

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Yesterday she became the FIRST FEMALE COACH to win the title and we’re so proud of her. I just wish we can learn to give women more opportunities, they’ve proved over time to be more than capable. Congrats to the D’Tigress. Congrats to our Coach, Rena Wakama. Congrats to Nigeria, we have something to smile about.

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They dismantled every team before them before meeting the Senegalese team that was out for revenge for losing to Nigeria in 2019. Just like the 4 teams that came before them, Rena Wakama led D’Tigress defeated Senegal 84-74 to clinch Nigeria’s 4th Consecutive title which left Coach Rena in tears.

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She had everybody’s attention from her fashion sense to her swag and her TACTICAL acumen. The D’Tigress team she assembled in less than a month was dismantling teams left, right and center. And after each win, comes the dance, the celebration and the show of the true Naija Spirit.

She got to work and rebuilt the D’Tigress giving debuts to many and retaining 5 players from the team she took over. She didn’t have the best of preparations but it didn’t change a thing as she took to the court as a “Wonder Woman”. She went to the 2023 Women’s AfroBasket Ball Tournament as the ONLY female coach.

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And she had barely a month to prepare for Nigeria’s defense of their trophy. She started by doing an open try outs in Lagos, Abuja and Chicago and this didn’t go down well with some of the old players. Oderah Chidom quit the team citing “lack of professionalism” from the Nigerian Basketball Federation.

Rena Wakama, US based, 31yr old Nigerian who hails from Rivers State was appointed as the D’Tigress head coach on June 30th, 2023. Rena who is a former basketball player who played for the D’Tigress and played professionally in the Uk had huge shoes to fill replacing Otis Hughley. D’Tigress we’re 3 time consecutive champions in 2017, 2019 and 2021.

“RENA” (The African Wonder Woman) The Nigerian female basket ball team, “D’Tigress” needed a serious rebuild after a difficult 2022. They were banned by the Federal Government which led to them being kicked out of the FIBA World Cup 2022 in Australia. Their coach Otis Hughley resigned and some of the key players left because of the crisis. It was all gloom and doom until they appointed a 31yr old Nigerian woman as the coach. #OdogwuTales

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