This young man is looking for his Mother her name Joy Akpara. Please if you know anyone by this name help in reaching out to these numbers below. If anyone knows her or has any information about her, please contact me at: 09053264491 or 08037397747

That’s Arowana fish—it’s called Ągbádągírì in ilaje dialect.

There's nothing like unusual-looking fish bro. That fish is called Mahi-mahi (Coryphaena hippurus), also called dorado or dolphinfish it is one of the ocean fastest-growing and most colourful pelagic fish, despite the name dolphinfish, it is not related to dolphins. One fascinating thing about this fish is that mahi-mahi can grow extremely quickly, reaching maturity in roughly one year and reproducing frequently they are powerful swimmers and often hunt flying fish, squid, small pelagic fish and crustaceans near the ocean surface. Their striking blue green and golden yellow coloration can become especially vivid when the fish is alive, but the colours usually fade rapidly after death.

I will worship the lord for he is worthy....

My brother, do not let your present financial situation make you doubt the faithfulness of God because a season of scarcity is not a declaration of permanent poverty, the God who provided for you yesterday has not lost the ability to provide today.

Kiriji Heritage City Park⚜️ 🌿 Kiriji Heritage Conservation Foundation: Celebration of the 140th Kiriji Peace Treaty anniversary . Yoruba traditional rulers have reaffirmed their commitment to the preservation of kiriji legacy of peace and unity that put an end to rivary among the yorubas . The Ọwá Obokun and Paramount Ruler of Ìjèṣàland, The Olubàdàn and paramount Ruler of Ìbàdàn, The Ọwá Ooye of Imẹsi Ilé and The Ọwá of Igbajo made the renewed promise during the 140th Kiriji Peace Treaty anniversary at the Internationl Conference Centre, University of Ibadan. Represented by Her Regal Majesty, Olori Dr Vicky Haastrup, the Ọwá Obokun, Ọwá Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Ajimoko III said the strength of the Yorùbá nation lied in its unity, hence the need for the race to form a common front in fighting the common enemy including poverty , terrorism and banditry rearing their ugly heads in the land. Owa Haastrup said Kiriji heritage was a common wealth of the Yoruba nation and all hands must be on deck to preserve it through maintenance of peace and unity which is the bedrock of development in every society. The Olubàdàn , Ọba Rasheed Ladoja extolled the organizer's effort, stressing that the trajectory of Yoruba history prior to the signing of the kiriji peace treaty was hegemonic, but the onerous action of the progenitor changed the narrative. Ọba Ladoja encouraged the yorubas both at home and in diaspora to invest in the proposed Kiriji Heritage City Park to serve as the Common Wealth of Yoruba Nation, CWYN. The Owa Ooye of Imesi Ile , Oba Enoch Ademola and The Owa of Igbajo, Oba Ademola Makinde emphasized the need for proper documentation of pre and post Kiriji events to check recurring perversion of Yoruba history to suit the writer's interest. President of Kiriji Heritage Conservation Foundation, Chief Florence Folami-Adeoye noted that the idea of the KIRIJI HERITAGE PARK was conceived to preserve and transform the Kiriji landscape into a heritage city where history, culture, peace building, education, tourism and sustainable development would converge. according to her, the park is proposed to have a peace treaty park which would serve as centre for peace education, historical interpretation, cultural preservation and dialogue. The Guest Speaker, Professor Akinbanji Akintoye, a Historian, said the unity of Yorùbáland did not suggest uniform identity for members but to strengthen it and advised each clan to hold and preserve their traditional and cultural identity tenaciously. Represented by Architect Olaoluwa Akinola, Professor Akintoye harped on the need for the clans to coexist and leverage on their diversity to press their needs from the government at the centre. The Kiriji Peace Treaty was signed on September 23, 1896. It was brokered by British colonial authorities from Lagos including Governor Cornelious Alfred Meloney, Henry Haggins, Oliver Smith, Samuel Johnson and Bishop Charles Philips. #everyone #everyonefollowers @highlight

A Church has completed the first robotic surgery in West Africa. A church! The next time you want to insult the church, remember their contribution to humanity.

How does a nation stay quiet when 33 human beings die overnight in a government cell? 33 men walked into the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) alive. By morning, they were corpses, reportedly found with foam spilling from their mouths. These weren't just statistics, they were someone’s sons, brothers, and husbands. The authorities claim a sudden "disease outbreak" caused the tragedy. However, survivors shatter that narrative, describing a tiny, suffocation-prone cell packed far beyond capacity. How does an unnamed disease massacre 33 healthy men in a single night? We demand to know who is in charge, who allowed this horror to happen, and we demand an immediate, independent autopsy. Silence is complicity. @officialABAT #JusticeForThe33 #NSCDCCellDeaths #AccountabilityNow #NigerStateTragedy

When I was starting out, I had no idea what a "Management Accountant" actually do. Is it different from Financial Accounting? What’s the career path? Is it future-proof? If you’re asking the same questions, this session is for you. We’re kicking off the career series with Management / Financial Accounting Hearing from people who’ve built real careers in it. 📅 Saturday Sept 12, 2026 ⏰ 8:00 PM GMT/WAT 📍 X Space @jannygel Join us live. Let’s talk careers 👇 Set a reminder for the upcoming Space! Accounting #Finance #Students #Graduates nitter.net/i/spaces/1RJjpbA…

From Physics Teacher in Nigeria to Semiconductor Engineer in America 🇳🇬➡️🇺🇸 👉 I started as a Physics teacher in Nigeria 🇳🇬 👉🎓 I graduated with First Class 👉 A scholarship took me to Germany 🇩🇪 👉🔬 Photonics took me into the semiconductor industry 👉My career moved me to the Netherlands 🇳🇱 👉Today, I work in the United States 🇺🇸 around some of the most advanced machines humans have ever built 🤯 Sometimes I look at my life and think: education really changed everything for me. 🥹 I didn’t come from some extraordinary background. I just took school seriously, chased excellence, and kept applying for opportunities. 👉One result opened one door. 🚪 👉That door opened another. 👉And another. 👉And another. From teaching Physics and Mathematics in Nigeria 🇳🇬 to working around advanced semiconductor lithography systems today. 🔬⚙️ Education gave me more than certificates. 🌍 It changed my environment 👀 It changed my exposure 💰 It changed my earning potential 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 It changed the opportunities available to my family 🚀 It changed the entire trajectory of my life I may be an outlier. I know everyone’s journey will not look exactly like mine. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t pursue that goal. 👉Apply for that scholarship. 👉Take that exam seriously. 👉Send that application. 👉Learn that skill. 👉Chase that opportunity. 🎯 You genuinely do not know which one will change your life. This is why I will never stop telling young people, especially those from ordinary backgrounds: LOCK IN. 🔒📚 You may not see the reward immediately, but excellence can take you to places you cannot currently imagine. 🙏🏾 Nigeria 🇳🇬 → Germany 🇩🇪 → Netherlands 🇳🇱 → USA 🇺🇸 Sometimes, one opportunity can completely change the trajectory of your life. ❤️

Today's Spotlight: Oyinkansade Adewale, FCA. She is the co-founder of SIAO Partners and Pioneer MD/COO at Renaissance Capital Africa. She previously held senior roles at: • Union Bank as Executive Director/CFO • Oceanic Bank as Executive Director/CFO • Citibank as Executive Director/CFO She currently sits on the board of: • HBM Nigeria (formerly Lafarge cement) • Beta Glass Plc • FBNQuest Merchant Bank Ltd • MidWestern Oil & Gas Company Ltd • Uhuru Investment Partners (West Africa-focused private equity firm) She is a role model for the younger generation.

What if everything you thought you knew about ATHMOTES was only the beginning? 👀 The relaunch is loading… ⏳ Something bigger. Something bolder. Something deeply rooted in heritage, identity, and purpose. Stay tuned. We’re just getting started @abikedabiri @Athmotes_Scrub

Let me gist you guys something about the fish in the video below. The English called it croaker because it croak , so loud that you can hear it if the ocean is settled without instrument. The ìlájé called it Ipokun(Ipè-Okun) cause it makes sound . Both groups named the fish

Mummy Dorcas my former neighbour. If you want to see an example of an hardworking resilient woman, it is DST Oluseun (Bello) Anifat. Her traffic control is second to none, especially because she's always praying while controlling traffic 😁 When she lived opposite my house, she would wake up early in the morning, get Dorcas and her siblings ready for school (including the special needs boy) before going to work controlling traffic in the busiest parts of Abẹ́òkúta. Every single person that encounters her on the job knows her for being hardworking, fastidious, and always at work come rain come sun. She always find something to do. Even this retirement, I know she will be back on the street She will get back home, some days as late as 7pm, and still do house chores. Dorcas must be a woman now, but I always picture her as the little girl that will always run when she's sent on an errand. Mummy Dorcas is the best kind of human being there is. I wish her good health and happiness in her retirement. May she collect pension for longer than she collected salary in good health and bountiful blessings

🔥 WHEN DID YORUBA SELF-PRESERVATION BECOME A “TIME BOMB”? 🔥 The saddest part of the conversation around Ìrùn Ekùn is not opposition from outsiders. It is hearing Yoruba people describe a Yoruba security initiative as a “time bomb.” Yes, every security organization must be questioned. Every armed or organized security structure must have discipline, accountability, clearly defined authority, and respect for the law. But there is a difference between demanding accountability and demanding that a people remain defenseless. The Yoruba cannot afford to pretend that insecurity does not exist simply because discussing ethnic or regional security makes some people uncomfortable. If Ìrùn Ekùn has weaknesses, let us identify them and correct them. If it lacks proper structure, let us build the structure. If there are concerns about accountability, let us demand accountability. But the answer to insecurity cannot be that the Yoruba should abandon every attempt at collective self-protection. A people who refuse to organize for their own security will eventually depend entirely on others to determine their safety. And history has repeatedly taught us a painful lesson: 🔥 The people who survive are not always those without enemies. They are often the people who prepared to protect what belongs to them.🔥 The real question is therefore not: “Is Ìrùn Èkùn a time bomb?” The real question should be: “What safeguards, leadership, accountability, and legal framework must we build to ensure that Ìrùn Èkùn becomes a shield—and never a threat?” Because Yoruba security is too important to abandon. And Yoruba security is too important to leave without proper structure. 🔥 SELF-PRESERVATION MUST BE ORGANIZED. SECURITY MUST BE ACCOUNTABLE. BUT DEFENSE MUST NEVER BE SURRENDERED.🔥

If you are one of those who borrowed money from people I know on this X platform and have deliberately refused to pay it back, consider this a FINAL WARNING AND RETURN THE MONEY YOU OWE. There is a particular case involving ₦5 MILLION that was given to someone in 2023 for Proof of Funds. Years later, the money has still not been returned. If you are seeing this, you know exactly who you are. You have been given enough time, patience and opportunity to do the right thing. Do not mistake people’s patience for weakness. I am giving you a maximum of ONE MONTH from now to refund the money. After that deadline, I will not hesitate to publicly call out those involved and tag them directly. If you borrowed money, PAY IT BACK. ₦5 million is not a gift, It is not your money, Return it. This warning applies to every other person owing people I know as well. Settle your debts before the people you owe decide they have had enough. Happy new week

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A Yoruba woman stops people in their tracks after stepping out in a stunning Iro ati Buba with Gele at the London Metro. ✨

🔥🔥@ThinkYoruba_1st🔥🔥 Think Yoruba First [TYF] is a socio-cultural organization focused on Yoruba consciousness, cultural preservation, and building Yoruba strength in education, economics, culture and civic life. Our message is not secession, but educational and cultural integration. We Are Going Places. What Out.

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