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“He who decide to snatch boxes or need thugs to destabil, may it be the last huh huh and noble action you would take, I clearly give the military and the police the duty, we are not going to be blamed that we want to rig election, I want Nigerians to be respected, let them vote whoever they want across the party line” - President Buhari Rig or Die was passed on to these hungry and angry Nigerians, someone tell this simpleton to STFU 🤓😎

The Boston Celtics are not as dangerous as before without Brown 🤓😎

Mankind knows nothing and Religion was meant to answer the unknown but at the end, if you ain’t careful, Religion might just destroy you 🤓😎

No Tellesman, thank God.

The present Nigerian government is very similar to the Mob. The efficiency of the mob’s operations was due to the fact that they put their family members into every fibre of society and made sure those members became prominent in the unions of any occupation those family members find themselves in so they could use them to control general operations and the city at large. Smart move 🤓😎

Anambra INEC personnel claiming real-time transmission of each polling unit result on the form EC8A isn't possible. INEC would not talk about connectivity for the 176,846 polling units in the country now o because THE GLITCH story wouldn't work this time. INEC has a body language that confirms they are not going to be fair in this coming elections. Nigeria needs to be OK and INEC wouldn't stop that ✌️🏽

This is madness and nothing short of it. These people are the reason most unbelievers don't believe anything, anymore Even the guys playing musical instruments 🤦🏽‍♂️

Until we fix our electoral system, we would have characters like these heading the affairs of thousands of people. This is a local government chairman on his inaugural day pledging to be loyal to his party and leaders at the detriment of the people he is suppose to serve. Being loyal in this context means participating in the loot and keeping quiet to the suffering of the people as long as crumbs are made personally.

Are you a better person than you were 5 years ago? If you are, kudos to you and if you ain’t, focus on you and leave competition for fools.

This is Kechi Okwuchi and if you wonder why her birthday is a big trend, it would be nice to know that she is a big survivor too 🤓😎 She was one of only two survivors of Sosoliso Airlines Flight 1145, which crashed on December 10, 2005, while landing at Port Harcourt International Airport in Nigeria. The Sosoliso flight was a McDonnell Douglas DC-9-32 flying from Abuja with about 110 people on board, of whom 108 died. It is reported that 59–60 of her classmates from Loyola Jesuit College in Abuja, who were heading home for Christmas, were among the 108 people who died. She was the sole survivor from her school group. Kechi was 16 when the crash happened. She suffered third-degree burns on roughly 65% of her body. She was initially given a low chance of survival (around 30%), spent months in intensive care and hospital care—including time at Milpark Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa—and later moved with her family to the U.S. for advanced treatment at Shriners Hospitals for Children in Galveston, Texas. She has undergone more than 100 reconstructive surgeries, including extensive skin grafts. THE NIGERIA THAT HAPPENED TO HER: After the crash, search-and-rescue teams were launched, but efforts were severely limited. Port Harcourt International Airport had only one fire truck and no ambulances, even though the crash happened weeks after the Bellview Flight 210 crash. Seven people were initially recovered from the wreckage and taken to hospitals; most later died of burns or injuries, leaving two long-term survivors: Kechi Okwuchi and Bunmi Amusan. No significant direct support from the Federal Government of Nigeria for the survivors’ long-term medical treatment is documented. Kechi Okwuchi has stated she received none from the federal level, and there is no documentation of Bunmi Amusan receiving federal or state support. WHAT WAS RECORDED? In interviews, Kechi said she did not receive support from the Federal Government. She did receive financial help from the Lagos State Government (especially around a 2009 fundraising effort that helped cover continued surgeries in the US) and the Imo State Government (her home state), which helped fund a large part of her MBA programme way after her recovery from the immediate crash effects. Major support for her extensive treatment came from non-government sources: ⁃Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC): Promptly airlifted her to Milpark Hospital in Johannesburg, South Africa, for critical early care and provided ongoing financial support for later surgeries in the United States ⁃Shriners Hospitals for Children (Galveston, Texas): Free treatment up to age 21. ⁃Friends, family, fundraising efforts, her school (Loyola Jesuit College), and limited support from Sosoliso Airlines before it shut down in 2007. Kechi went on to earn a first-class degree in economics and an MBA, appeared as a finalist on America’s Got Talent as a singer, became a motivational speaker, and authored a book. She has spoken publicly about the crash, recovery, and living in honor of those who died. LESS TALKED ABOUT FACT: The other survivor, Bunmi Amusan was the personal assistant to Pastor Bimbo Odukoya of Fountain of Life Church, mother of Jimmy Odukoya who was also on the flight. Pastor Bimbo Odukoya initially survived the impact but died the following day from her injuries. Bunmi Amusan survived with approximately 40% burns and spent a couple of weeks in hospital recovering. Bunmi lives a very private life and we would like to keep her picture so and Pastor Bimbo’s son is Jimmy Odukoya, one of our favorite CEOs 🤓😎