Democratic Governance/Elections/Political Inclusion/Work for @WFD/Views are mine
West Midlands, England
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Judith Ephraim retweeted
Media Accreditation for #NigeriaDecides2027
Apply: imap.inecnigeria.org
Portal Opens: Friday, October 30, 2026
Portal Closes: Tuesday, December 1, 2026
Late applications will not be accepted. The portal will shut down automatically at the deadline.
The comments are hilarious 😆🤣
If his trip was not documented with pictures and video evidence from where he started to the various countries he stopped by. It’ll be difficult to acknowledge this.
Karl Bushby has arrived home in Hull after walking 30,000 miles over the last 28 years. He set off from southern Chile in 1998, aged 28, promising to walk all the way home.
Sky's @ShingiMararike caught up with Karl as he headed home to see his mum
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Judith Ephraim retweeted
Escaped 20/10/2020.
Only to be abducted by the Buhari led government shortly after, with the intention to ‘silence’ me forever.
Regardless, we remain unmoved!
This Nigeria will work!
Judith Ephraim retweeted
📢 Call for Project Concepts: GEF Small Grants Programme – Operational Phase 8 (Part 2)
Are you part of a local community or civil society organisation working to protect the environment and advance sustainable development in Nigeria?
The GEF Small Grants Programme invites eligible organisations to submit project concepts for Operational Phase 8.
The call is open to registered:
-Local community organisations
-National NGOs
-Community-Based Organisations
Applicants must have at least three years of relevant environmental-management experience.
Apply here: bit.ly/4i5L2qp
📅 Deadline: 12 October 2026
Judith Ephraim retweeted
We’re hiring a Senior Applied AI Engineer at GoTap.
We’re building something ambitious at the intersection of AI, payments and commerce.
This is not a prompt engineering role.
We’re looking for someone who can build production-grade AI systems that can reason, use tools, interact with real infrastructure and behave reliably.
You should be strong in C#/.NET, Python, or TypeScript; backend systems; LLM APIs; agent workflows; structured tool calling; permissions; observability; and distributed systems.
Experience in fintech, payments, or banking infrastructure is a strong plus.
You’ll join early, with significant ownership of how this system is designed and built.
Role: Senior Applied AI Engineer
Work Structure: Hybrid
Location: Lagos / Remote-friendly
Apply here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Judith Ephraim retweeted
@LifegateCommun is delighted to bring the National Youth Agency (NYA) #NatWestThrive programme to young people in #Walsall.
Our #GenNxtPower Youth Club is delivering the initiative designed to support young people in developing money confidence and future skills.
See comment.
Judith Ephraim retweeted
Take a pause and build Kenya's Democratic Future: What are the plausible scenarios🤔. On the International Day of Democracy, 15 September 2026, @WFD_Kenya in partnership with @uonbi department of political science, will host a public dialogue on the same. Save the date👇 👇#IDD
Judith Ephraim retweeted
5 facts about the Renters' Rights Act:
1. Landlords can’t evict tenants through no-fault evictions - they need a valid reason.
2. No bidding wars - landlords can’t ask for more than the advertised rent price.
3. Landlords can only ask for a maximum of one month’s rent upfront.
4. Landlords can’t just say no to pets - they must consider tenants’ requests and can’t unreasonably refuse.
5. Fixed-term tenancies are banned. Rolling tenancies give more flexibility.
Find out more at: gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Judith Ephraim retweeted
What a day at the @LifegateCentre #bbq!
From delicious food and great music to games, laughter and new connections, it was wonderful to see children, young people, families and adults coming together as one community here in #Walsall. A big thank you to everyone.
Judith Ephraim retweeted
Making Our Mark - Community Champions encouraged and supported individuals to participate in the textile and craft activities during the Annual @LifegateCommun #bbq 2026.
Appreciation to @CreativeBCuk @TNLComFund @ace_national
Judith Ephraim retweeted
Honoured to be sworn in today by @UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres as Under-Secretary-General and Special Adviser on Africa at @UNOSAA1.
I'm humbled and grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve #Africa and the @UN at this important time.
How can people be listening to such a joker. What did he do after he was elected?
The person who invented the word “wonders shall never end” had Nigeria in mind!!!
Senator Peter Onyekachi Nwebonyi went to campaign in Izzi, Ebonyi State, but there was no bridge connecting him to the town.
So, he stood on the other side of the river to solicit for votes.
I’m speechless.
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Judith Ephraim retweeted
This is the full video of it
I want this talent to reach the whole world. Please share it widely
Thank you, everyone🙏
Judith Ephraim retweeted
Join the #ImpactAndMore Challenge! Record a 60-sec video sharing a real impact story, tag Teo-Inspiro International, and use #ImpactAndMore.
🏆 Top 3 featured live at ISS. Winner gets a FREE ISM 5.0 seat + Impact and More Podcast feature.
📲 Register: lnkd.in/ed4dZW2U – at Abuja, Nigeria
Judith Ephraim retweeted
We’re so excited to hit this milestone!
This is just the beginning and we’re going to be growing rapidly!
Thank you for being with us all the way!
#gotap #scanandpay #tapandpay
How can this contribute to the economy of the state. It will be nice to know where these funds were gotten from. When states generate funds internally, without depending on federal allocation, they’ll be careful how funds are spent.
Nigeria’s Kano State Government, through the Hisbah Board, has committed over $1.1 Million to a mass wedding programme for 1,500 couples across the state, with beneficiaries receiving dowry support, household items and family support packages.
[🎥: AIT Online]
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This is so shameful, they need to refund her money.
“We enter a zoo in Yola yesterday and paid 500 Naira per person to view the animals, only to be shocked by these statues”
—A Family was shocked after visiting a zoo in Yola only to see animal statues instead of live animals.
What kind of country is this?
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