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The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
The stretchy long arm extensions, are a must have for every Hijabi women and girl. Designed to add additional coverage for your hands and to add match all your outfits.
Price:5,000 naira
Size:Free size
Location:Abuja
Available in 7 Colours
Send a dm to place order .
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
The biggest mistake tourists make in Japan is dragging a fifty-pound suitcase up and down subway stairs.
Watch how Japanese travelers board the bullet train. They walk on with a cup of green tea, a small shoulder bag, and both hands free.
Where is their luggage? It is already in the next city, waiting for them.
In Japan, the system is called Takkyubin, recognizable everywhere by a logo of a mother black cat carrying her kitten gently in her mouth.
When you check out of your hotel in Tokyo at eight in the morning, you hand your heavy suitcase to the front desk, fill out a tiny slip, and pay about twenty dollars. You can even send it straight from the corner convenience store.
Then you spend the entire day wandering through mountain temples or eating street food with nothing on your back.
When you walk into your traditional inn in Kyoto that evening, your suitcase is already standing neatly in your room, wiped clean, with the handle turned toward you.
In fifty years of handling millions of bags a year, lost luggage is virtually unheard of.
A society runs smoothly when you can hand your belongings to a stranger at a convenience store and know they will beat you to your hotel.
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Turn your excess solar energy into savings with NERC's Net Billing regulations! By exporting surplus electricity from your home or business to the grid, you can earn energy credits to reduce your monthly bill.
Read the Net-Billing Regulations 2026 on our website at nerc.gov.ng to learn if you qualify to generate, export and earn.
#NetBilling #NERC #SolarNigeria #renewableenergy #NESI
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Calling my Ilorin peeps!
Now is your chance to flaunt your culture o. 🤭
If you are able and willing to describe the traditions of a Ilorin (Muslim) wedding, please indicate below 👇🏾 (or in my DMs)
Thank you for supporting my ministry
@zumamalicious @enisullyman you’re up!!!
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Our Premium Jersey scarfs features an incredibly high-quality, medium-weight cotton jersey fabric.This Luxurious maxi sized scarfs flows and drapes effortlessly
Price:11,500 naira
Size:180cm x 80cm
Location:Abuja
Available in 55 colours.
Send a dm to place order
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Shop the new jersey inner caps that provide style and comfort.They come in a open tube at the back for a secure yet comfortable fit.
Price:4,800 naira
Size:Free size
Material:Jersey
Location:Abuja
Available in 36 colours
Send a dm to place order
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The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
“Reading can take you places you have never been before”.
- Dr. Seuss
Visit masobebooks.com, and leading bookstores near you, to order your boarding pass.
#LetUsRead
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
One of the hills I’m willing to die on is that African countries need to look more at countries like Brazil, Mexico, Cuba and even the Indian state of Kerala when designing their health care and social protection systems.. and avoid mimicking the West ..🤔🤔
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Most people remember Nancy Astor because of her legendary feud with Winston Churchill.
The insults were unforgettable.
"If I were your wife, I'd poison your tea."
"If I were your husband, I'd drink it."
"Winston, you're drunk."
To which Churchill famously replied:
"My dear, you are ugly, but tomorrow I shall be sober and you will still be ugly."
The exchange became one of the most famous political comebacks in history.
But reducing Nancy Astor to a witty quote misses the far more remarkable story.
She was born in Virginia in 1879, into a family devastated by the aftermath of the American Civil War. Her first marriage ended in divorce at a time when divorced women often faced social ruin. Seeking a fresh start, she moved to England, married wealthy businessman Waldorf Astor, and entered a world that was almost entirely controlled by men.
Then history unexpectedly opened a door.
In 1919, when her husband inherited a title and moved to the House of Lords, his seat in the House of Commons became vacant. Nancy decided to run for it herself.
The idea seemed absurd to many people.
Women in Britain had only recently gained limited voting rights. Parliament was still overwhelmingly male. Politics was considered no place for a woman, especially one who was outspoken, opinionated, and unwilling to stay quiet.
She won.
Nancy Astor became the first woman to take her seat in the British House of Commons.
Not the first woman elected, but the first woman to actually walk into Parliament, sit among hundreds of men, and demand to be heard.
The experience was rarely pleasant. She endured ridicule, hostility, and constant scrutiny. Critics attacked her voice, her appearance, her accent, and her presence itself. Yet she remained there for more than two decades.
Her record was complicated. Some of her views have drawn significant criticism from historians, and parts of her legacy remain controversial. But her achievement cannot be ignored.
Long before women were common in government, Nancy Astor forced her way into one of the most powerful political institutions in the world.
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
This is why it will be very difficult for us to convince uneducated people not to resort to self help when they want to evict a stubborn tenant. How will you convince a Landlord that will pay Egbon Adugbo and Area Boys less than 50K to evict a tenant to be spending 500K+ to evict a tenant.
Our justice system is slow and expensive in this country. That’s why people now prefer to opt for alternative ways of settling their disputes and achieving justice.
It is also why some people prefer to report their case to AGIDIGBO (OYO STATE), ORDINARY PRESIDENT (Abuja) and VeryDark man because he will help them escalate whatever issues they have and even help them recover their money faster and get relief.
After filing a suit and waiting for it to be assigned, you will battle with court not sitting or adjournment upon adjournment. Trial takes time. Judgement delivery also takes time. After getting judgement, you start another mentally exhausting process of enforcing the same judgement
We really need a lot of improvement in our justice system. You will be an hypocrite if you say everything is perfectly fine with our justice system and enforcement of justice process is perfect!
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
Every time I live through yet another Brazilian election I can’t but marvel at an electoral system that can count 120 million votes in a single evening. Take a bow, Brazil
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
While I was taking my morning walk today, I saw a mallam selling Pentazocine injections.
This is an opioid, a dangerous drug that should be sold only in a proper pharmacy or hospital with a prescription.
The discussion about it being original or fake is another topic entirely. How did we descend to the point where people hawk opioid injections? States have to step up and create their laws to cover the gaps in NAFDAC.
The Duchess of Kanta retweeted
It’s easy for a woman to fall in love with the idea of you in her head because fantasies don't require real effort, so worshiping a romanticized version is simple.
