Jess @breadologist

1/1 Hi everyone,I want to deeply thank you for standing by me during my lowest moment:surviving PPCM Your kindness kept me alive. ​Today, I’m swallowing my pride to speak up about another silent battle I’ve fought since age 12: severe hearing loss

Even in my weakness you are good! Really great song!! @greatmantakit @nathanielblow

“from where to where” (phr.) A firm call to order in response to an utterly incomprehensible display of audacity

MY MESSAGE HAS BEEN TWISTED Even though my media office has issued a responsible clarification on the situation, I still find it necessary to add my voice to address the distortion of my message by political opponents. I deeply appreciate Nigerians in the diaspora who work tirelessly and make enormous sacrifices to support their families back home. Their remittances pay for school fees, hospital bills, rent, and feeding expenses. Their patriotism and sacrifices deserve our profound respect. I never asked them to abandon their loved ones. My concern is that Nigeria should not remain a country where millions depend on relatives abroad for basic survival. Our goal must be to build a nation that provides jobs, affordable healthcare, quality education, and economic opportunities for its citizens. Political opponents may twist my message, but the truth remains clear: I am not asking Nigerians abroad to abandon their families. I am advocating for a Nigeria that will no longer abandon its own people. God bless Nigerians at home and abroad. God bless Nigeria. -PO

This is the first time I’m tweeting in this manner. Today, I’m pleading with us to please come out en masse in January and vote for Peter Obi. I’m not here to tell you to vote wisely because, based on track record, I believe he is the best option among the candidates contesting. Data don’t lie. Are you not tired? Are you not tired that you can no longer celebrate Christmas or Eid the way we used to in the past? Are you not tired of buying fuel for ₦1,400? Is gas at ₦1,700 okay with you? Do you think it is normal that federal universities are now charging over ₦150,000 in fees? What about the cost of transportation, data, rice, and virtually every other food item? Are you happy that a mini flat now costs ₦2.5 million or more per annum? You graduated from university how many years ago, yet you have nothing tangible to show for it. Are you not tired? Are you okay with local flights becoming a luxury? With a round trip from Lagos to Abuja costing over ₦300,000? Are you not tired? Are you not tired that you are in your 30s but cannot afford to get married or start a family because of the cost of living? Look at the quality of your life. Compare it with that of your friends who left the country two or three years ago, or your age mates living in saner, more functional societies. Don’t you see the difference? Are you not tired that, in your 30s, you cannot afford to buy a car or even rent a decent apartment? Are you not tired that, despite how hard you work, your business is still struggling because people are too broke to patronise you? Are you okay with the fact that all you have done for the past three years is survive? We keep having relationship debates about going on dates and how nobody wants to be intentional anymore, but we refuse to tell ourselves the truth: the decline in romance is also a reflection of a struggling economy. Are you not tired? Are you not tired that, in 2026, we are still dealing with basic problems like epileptic electricity supply, poor healthcare, police brutality, and so much more? Are you not tired? If we let this man win again, the next four years could be even more difficult. A government that has had four years to demonstrate what it can do should be judged by its record, not just its promises. We cannot afford to ignore that record when deciding what comes next. Add four years to your current age and think about the gravity of the next election. This is a plea. Get your PVC. Talk to your parents, siblings, and friends. Encourage everyone around you to get involved and make their voices heard at the polls. Telling people to “vote wisely” is such a vague statement. For once, let’s look beyond our tribal differences and do what we believe is right for the country. This is personal. If we get it wrong in January, which is just two months away, the consequences will affect all of us badly. It is very personal.

At the airport yesterday, I sat beside an elderly man who reminded me of something very important: we need to give our parents experiences they will live to remember and brag about. Immediately he sat down, he started speaking to me in Igbo. Biko, ha enyeghị m akpa m. (Please, they haven't given me my bag.) I was confused at first. I asked him, Bag? Is it a small bag? He said yes. Then I noticed the tag for collecting his luggage and explained to him that since he had checked in his bag, they would give it to him when we landed. He said, Okay, fine. The next thing he said was, Biko, I want to ask you for something. I said, What is it? He said he wanted to take pictures and send them to his children. Wahala 😂 Then he explained that his phone couldn't take pictures. He pleaded with me to help him take pictures and send them to his children because they all used the same phone. He brought out a piece of paper where he had written their phone numbers and asked me to send the pictures to them. Honestly, I was happy to help. As the plane was taking off, I took videos and pictures for him. I captured his excitement and made sure I sent everything to his children. This man was so excited! When we landed, he immediately started calling people to announce that he had just flown in. 😂❤️ Watching him, I couldn't help but smile. The joy on his face was priceless. And it got me thinking: These are the kind of experiences we should give our parents. Take them to places they have never been. Let them experience things they have only heard other people talk about. Make them happy. Give them beautiful memories they can share with their friends and brag about among their age mates. Sometimes, we are so busy trying to give our children the best that we forget that our parents also deserve to enjoy the fruits of their labour. They spent years raising us, sacrificing for us, and making sure we had better lives. Now that we can, let's do things that make them feel special, too. Even after we got off the plane, I didn't just leave him to figure things out on his own. I helped him find where he could get a car to his final destination. And throughout the time I was helping him, I kept imagining that I was helping my own father. I was genuinely happy. Dear God, may we live long enough and be blessed enough to give our parents beautiful experiences while they are still here with us. ❤️🙏🏽

Dem go see campaign run oh! This is fantastic ✌

Intelligently comparing yourself to Timi Dakolo is actually criminal. What exactly do you stand to loss Gawat? Any tangible career trajectory? Any goodname? A political "yes oga" person shouldn't be bothered. Let's respect ourselves.. There are Levels to this conversation.

Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs

a week ago

I always thank the almighty God for the kind of mentality I have sha, explain myself to the mob ?? God forbid

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Please Everyone, I need your help. From the accident, she has fractures in her hand, leg, and pelvic region. The doctor said the surgery will cost about ₦5 million. It is extensive and will be done in two phases. First they will operate on her hand and leg. When she recovers from that, they will do the pelvic region. It has been a painful experience. We have already spent so much on drugs and medications just to keep her stable this far. The pain is still there every day. A lot of you have followed this from the day of the accident. You have seen the updates. You know what this has been like. Please, if your heart can move you, even ₦1k, ₦2k, ₦5k, ₦10k, or ₦20k from you will help us. Every little bit carries weight right now. Kuda Microfinance Bank 2004212740 Ekpo Richard Unwana If you want to confirm or even visit to see how she is doing, please call or WhatsApp me on 08014616027. Please help me share this too. I need the support. Thank you for reading this far.

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Richard U. | Web Developer @iamrichygold

2 weeks ago

If you were the one that did a HIT AND RUN at Ogudu express, Lagos yesterday evening, just know that it was my wife you hit. I FORGIVE YOU, I really do. Getting the call and the news was heartbreaking and caused tears but I FORGIVE YOU. I FORGIVE YOU I'm grateful to and for

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Prayers for PO. Day 9/100 Every counsel aimed toward working against Peter Obi becomes the counsel of Ahithophel. It crumbles and falls in the name of Jesus!.Amen!

Jesus didn’t die on a cross for you to become a slave to a false prophet. Whatever he has done for you is nothing in comparison to what Christ did. Only Jesus deserves this kind of worship.

Iyinoluwa Aiyegoro @IyinOluwaNimi

a week ago

@thekingjomi_ Jomi, I’m close to tears. People don’t know the half of what Prophet does for us. Our allegiance is because he first served us, taught us, washed us with the word and accepted us. God bless, My Prophet. God keeps him and preserves him from wicked and unreasonable men.

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There is NO flyover that is more important than having enough ambulances and emergency healthcare services in your state. NONE!

@Stifler_Ldn Hi, I’m trying to DM but can’t. Can you please send me a message? Thanks

fire incident in my building. called 911 & within 2 mins, 4 fire trucks & an ambulance arrived. as 2027 approaches, ask yourself: does your candidate have more SUVs in his campaign than your entire state has fire trucks? a society’s priorities are reflected in what it protects.

Do you know why @PeterObi was nicknamed Okwute ? When PO first assumed office, he was called Adaobi because of his soft, high-pitched voice and calm temperament, implying he was weak. People were simply used to aggressive, loud politicians. By the time he started dismantling political godfatherism, resisted their pressures, relentlessly fought his illegal impeachment in court and ruthlessly purged criminality by personally supervising the demolition of kidnappers' dens and criminal hideouts, the mocking nickname was completely replaced by OKWUTE. Meaning 'The Rock' in Igbo, Okwute is an embodiment of unshakable strength. Peter Obi is solid as a rock, the firm foundation needed to rebuild Nigeria.

Travelling through three states in one day and receiving news like this at the end of it is all the adrenaline I need to keep going. ❤️📸 I’m truly grateful to have won Documentary Photographer of the Year at the Visual Conference Awards. Special thanks to the convener, @idaraadiakpan, and my partner, @iamabjames , for being part of this journey from the very beginning, correcting my mistakes, and celebrating my wins in this field. I’m especially grateful to my late father, who bought me my first camera long before I even became a photographer. Dad, you may not be here to witness this moment, but a part of this achievement belongs to you. Thank you for believing in me before the journey even began. To my family, friends, and every Obidient who has cheered me on, encouraged me, and celebrated my work along the way, thank you. Your love and support mean more than words can express. To our next president, @PeterObi, thank you for giving me the opportunity to tour Nigeria with you and capture the stories and moments that have now earned me this recognition. Every journey has been a story, and every image has been an opportunity to document Nigeria through the eyes of its people. I look forward to the day we take this journey beyond Nigeria’s borders, touring the world with you when you become Nigeria’s president, documenting your engagements and the people you meet as you work to provide real-time solutions to our nation’s challenges. This award is a reminder of how far I’ve come, the people who made the journey possible, and the stories I still have to tell.

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Something that someone like PO would use as side banter and just roll it off during an interview is what Atiku is reading from a sheet of paper like a national address. Took what should have been humorous and turned it into a primary one class play performance. We can't be doing this in 2026

𝕄ℝ 𝔸𝕁𝔸𝕂𝕊 @MisterAjaks

2 weeks ago

"Bola, you are like a dull student who copied his classmate's answer, you have done it so blindly that the classmate's name at the top of his exam paper and then demanded marks for original thinking. You copied my production subsidy proposal, nothing wrong about that, you

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多年前，美国洛杉矶 一个快7个月大的韩国男婴，被人遗弃在公寓里，邻居听见这个婴儿连续哭了两三夜！ 直到一个55岁的黑人男人打开房门，才发现孩子躺在地板上，已经奄奄一息 医生后来告诉他，再晚三个小时，这个孩子可能就没命了 救他的男人，是老雷 当时老雷单身，在鱼类批发市场工作，还兼职管理一栋公寓 那天，一位韩国邻居找到他，说隔壁的婴儿一直哭，已经两三天了 老雷手里有钥匙，便过去开门查看 孩子躺在地板上，旁边放着一张出生证明 他叫小罗 老雷赶紧把孩子送到洛杉矶儿童医院。 两周后，孩子脱离危险。 55岁的老雷把他接回了家 可救一个孩子，和养大一个孩子，完全是两码事 老雷每天凌晨2点就要出门工作 他请公寓里一位韩国妇女帮忙照看孩子，自己下班后再赶回来接手 这样的日子过了三个月 他实在太累了，也曾想过把孩子交给寄养机构 可想到这个孩子已经被遗弃过一次，他最后还是舍不得放手 就这样，小罗留了下来 孩子慢慢长大。 每次老雷回家，小罗都会跟在他身后 出门时，老雷就把孩子背在背上。 洛杉矶街头经常有人看见，一个黑人男人背着一个韩国小男孩 有人猜测，他是不是娶了韩国妻子 老雷基本不怎么解释。 他只管把孩子照顾好 为了让小罗了解自己的韩国文化背景，他一直住在韩国城附近 学着做韩国菜，带孩子去韩国教会，还把他送进韩国裔学生很多的学校 教会里的人都亲切地叫老雷“爷爷”。 有一次，教会邀请他给年轻人讲道，给了75美元酬金 那时候，老雷连一双需要的新鞋都舍不得买 可第二个星期，他把75美元又捐回了教会 他日子一直过得不宽裕 有人曾看见他在商店外捡空瓶子和罐子，换点钱补贴生活 后来，一位韩国裔店主知道了他的情况，给了他一份兼职工作 老雷说，报酬多少并不重要。 只要能继续养小罗就好 这些年里，小罗也曾与自己的亲生母亲重逢 但他选择继续留在老雷身边 1988年，亲生母亲同意由老雷担任孩子的法定监护人 1994年，《洛杉矶时报》采访这对父子。 那时老雷已经68岁，小罗快13岁了 记者问小罗怎么看待老雷。 小罗说，他就是自己的父亲，也是自己最好的朋友 他们的故事登报后，很多人开始帮助这对父子 有人为小罗提供奖学金，有牙医愿意免费帮他矫正牙齿。 还有一次，父子俩在韩国城一家餐馆吃饭。 一位韩国裔服务员走到他们桌前，请旁人帮忙翻译 她说，自己非常尊敬老雷。 说完，向老人深深鞠了一躬。 同年7月，韩国首尔的几个非营利组织邀请父子俩去韩国访问10天。 小罗将在那里度过自己的13岁生日。 老雷那年68岁。 他还有一个身份。 朝鲜战争老兵。 几十年前，他曾作为军人去过韩国，还在战争中受过伤 几十年后，他要带着自己养大的韩国孩子，再次踏上那片土地 出发前，老雷特意去买了新衣服。 他已经很多年没给自己添置衣服了。 这次，他给自己买了两条裤子、几件衬衫。 又给小罗买了四条短裤和几件上衣。 到了韩国，他还受邀在教会讲道。 临行前，记者问他准备讲些什么 老雷说： 他想讲爱

This is the best way I have seen someone represent Christianity.

Sarauniya of Kaduna @Gwazavictoria

2 weeks ago

I owe myself a lot of apologies for all the times I let people make me feel less of myself.

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I'm one of the 100 Kano Youths sponsored by Engr. Dr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso to become Pilots. I didn't know that i could become one but with Kwankwaso it's become a reality. Thank you Daddy Kwankwaso for sponsoring me to become a pilot! CC- Aminu Yaro Na-abba.

Mooh @ie_Mooh

2 weeks ago

Kwankwaso o'clock. Give us one RMK legacy you know.

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