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hi, don’t do multiple city events; especially like my own that’s Accra this week and Lagos next week. YOU WILL RUN MAD! a word…

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Save these tips if you plan to visit IITA (from Lagos) 1. Take the train. You can only book within a 48hr window of your trip. First class has ton of leg room but the coach cabin isn’t bad as well. I did both 2. IITA itself is best reached for bookings over email. As of Nov 2026, their rooms start from N125k (single). The one bedroom is N160k. I stayed in both but preferred the one bed as it has a kitchenette 3. The food in the International House cafeteria is quite nice. Don’t miss the sea food okro, pizza (they have a proper wood-fired oven), the meat pies (baked fresh at 11am every day), suya and all the different varieties of pepper soup. There’s also fresh palmwine on some days and this delicious pineapple drink you absolutely need to try. 4. The tennis coach is amazing. Book a class with him. He is also super beginner friendly. 5. Don’t miss a tour of the grounds. If you are lucky, you’ll get someone to show you around the farms as well. 6. Sunset at the lake is a must-do. Ask to be taken to the peninsula and also the dam as well. 7. Please be respectful of the grounds. It is a quiet research environment. It is also plastic-free so dispose of all your trash in the designated bins. 8. The forest walk is also a cool thing to do but you need at least two people for that. I was solo so couldn’t do it this time 9. The cafeteria dj comes alive in the evenings so don’t spend all your time in the room 10. The staff are incredible. Tip if you can

Saw this article from my friend since 2017, I know I’m doing well but could I have been greater within a better ecosystem and economy? To be or not to be ? 💭

I really don’t know why fans still come to stadium to watch Man U play, it’s toxic torture because nothing good can come out of this team RIGHT NOW!

Dalot should please leave this club , he’s f**king done enough !

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Good Morning my loves. Not everyone is here to cook indomie, and that’s okay 🤍

Having our first Black Friday out of four Black Fridays this month. Everyone is pumped! Let’s break a record today! 🚀

The #FutueFest26 artistes line up will be announced over the weekend, I was actually expecting it today 😭. But nothing spoil, this just screams HUGE line up!!

For my mental health, I’m going to take a break from talking about Nigerian politics. It seems like we are asking for the impossible - for a better government. But somehow, the people who want better, who want the government to do what it’s meant to do, who want to live in and enjoy their country, are being told that they aren’t okay. That they aren’t Nigerian enough. That they don’t know what they’re talking about. And everytime I see comments like this, and people who fight comments like this, it’s clear that this discourse is affecting everyone is ways they may not have even processed and the people they’re fighting with/for and over and living life lavishing and very comfortably. LOL. The power situation has been terrible in recent weeks and they aren’t saying anything about it. There’s no excitement in the land - everywhere is just sad. But they’re still campaigning telling us to vote for them again and some people are clapping for them. Wo! On Election Day, let everyone come out. We should gather in multitudes and stay at the polling units. There’s no reason why anyone should be home on the 16th of January 2027. The fate of the rest of our lives is at the polling booths. So we must mount it. Those who are allowed to vote will vote, those who are disenfranchised will remain there. We won’t fight, we won’t argue, we won’t disrupt the process, but as a collective, we will defend the votes. Anyone who attempts to rig, will pay the price. The strategy is simple: get to the polling units with your power banks, water bottle, speakers, tasers, pepper sprays and any instrument of your choice and make sure you are streaming. Whether you have 100 followers, 1,000 followers or 1 million. Open your socials and let the world see what’s happening around you. Tweet on X. Post on Facebook. Stream on TikTok & IG. Use all your platforms. We need the coverage and that’s the only way we can be sure of a credible election. Election is a few weeks away. We did it during endsars, we can do it again. Clearly talking isn’t working and they’ve showed us that they don’t care and they will frustrate us with silence. The message is received loud and clear. The amount of people this government has thrown into poverty are millions more than the people supporting this government. We will respond to them with votes.

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I have so much pent-up rage for Nigerian politicians who have ruined the lives of Nigerians. Nigeria is the richest country in Africa. We have oil. We have vegetation. We have natural resources. We have mineral resources. We have arable land. We are rich in culture. We are rich in people and talent. We don’t have natural disasters. We have everything we can possibly need. But somehow, the average Nigerian cannot afford to eat three square meals. What’s more sad is that the Nigerian politicians who have ruined the lives of Nigerians now use these poor Nigerians as prop during elections to say that “Nigerians love us”. Meanwhile, if you ask them what Nigerians love about them, they can’t tell you. That’s the irony. I have typed, I’ve deleted, I’ve screamed, I’ve paced and I simply don’t get it. There are too many questions I want to ask, but I don’t even know where to start. I think the one that’s the most disappointing are those who used to be for the people but switched sides because of personal gratification. How much money is enough to make you want to associate with those who have no problem ruining the lives of others?

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When I tell people to stop scrolling aimless on X, instead of chasing banter, comedy and other brain rot activities. Train your X algorithm to send you life changing informations your way. How else would I have seen this today. And I’m retweeting to my networks, so nobody misses out on it. Good luck 👍

Two interesting things I discovered this week are: 1. That you can get genuine court affidavits online from the Nigerian Federal High Court. A genuine one, not the ones those roadside people give you. The website has all sorts of affidavits, even ones I didn't know existed. 2. The National Population Commission has a working portal. You can register your newborn online and get a certified birth certificate that is accepted worldwide. You can do all these things without any bureaucracy. For 1, visit: portal.fhc.gov.ng/ For 2, visit: vitalreg-selfservice.nationa… Joseph Adedeji