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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
How many husbands did you lose to come to this conclusion?
There’s nothing wrong with coming out every morning to see your husband’s grave sha. It should be comforting actually.
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Abeg oo, remove my boys from that pitch until we know what's going on.
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An inspiration on and off the pitch 💫 Winner of the Sócrates Award at tonight’s #BallonDor ceremony: @BukayoSaka87 ❤️
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Burna Boy! 👋 #ballondor
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Congrats to @somto_Ihezue and @nkereuwxm Albert, winners at the 2026 Ignyte Awards! Ihezue takes Outstanding Novelette for "We Begin Where Infinity Ends," and Albert wins Outstanding Short Story for "Commensalism, Or the Labyrinth's Vessels." 🌌🏆brittlepaper.com/2026/10/som…
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
You need to go and study the demography of Northern Nigeria, so that you can make more informed tweets. Then you should go and study our census history & all the issues with it. Nigeria is NOT a Muslim majority country. You will be surprised how balanced some States are in Northcentral Nigeria.
I'm not sure most Nigerians have clocked that Nigeria is a Muslim-majority country. We still cite that 1990s/2006 stat of the country being evenly split between Christianity and Islam. Lower birth rates in the south compared to the North have fundamentally tilted things in favour of Islam, and we will increasingly see that more Muslims will hold positions in Nigeria, compared to Christians. This is why its very important to me that we achieve a kind of moderate Islam in Nigeria, akin to the Indonesian model, not that fundamentalist version that the Middle East breeds.
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
Charlie Woods made his first hole-in-one and Tiger lost it 🥹
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THE 2026 RANKING FOR THE MEN'S BALLON D'OR IS OUT! #ballondor
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
See how happy the man makes me Mind you, we were grieving a HEAVY loss here but my husband ? My husband will always carry both of us God bless my baby
😂the entertainment today was so fun My husband >>>> 😍😍
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
Today, I have been overwhelmed with messages of condolences and tributes to my wonderful mother. I just want to thank all my friends and followers and let you know how appreciative my entire family and I are of your support. My mother lived a quality life till the end and we are very grateful we had her for so long. May her soul rest in perfect peace.
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
CIVILITY IS NOT WEAKNESS. ENOUGH OF THE HARASSMENT OF MY SUPPORTERS. RELEASE RILWAN OLAWALE NOW. The continued intimidation and harassment of my supporters across the country, the latest being the case of Rilwan Olawale, is disturbing and unacceptable. President Bola Tinubu has remained a huge beneficiary of our democracy and should not brazenly be destroying it by encouraging and facilitating violence. Our campaign is peaceful and issue-driven, focused on offering Nigerians a credible alternative built on competence, accountability, justice, and compassion. We have chosen the path of peace, not violence; persuasion, not intimidation. However, nobody should mistake our civility for weakness, our restraint for fear, or our commitment to peace for an absence of resolve. We will not be intimidated into silence, nor will we abandon Nigerians who believe in a New Nigeria that is possible and will be OK. I therefore demand transparency regarding Rilwan Olawale’s arrest, his release, respect for his rights, and an end to politically motivated harassment. No government or political party has the right to deny Nigerians the freedom to support a candidate of their choice. We will remain peaceful but resolute. We will not resort to violence, but we will stand firmly and lawfully against every attempt to undermine our democratic rights. A New Nigeria is POssible and will be OK. -PO
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Premier League stars earning recognition in the Ballon d'Or 🤝
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Burna Boy 🤝 Bukayo Saka
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Recognised for his incredible humanitarian work ❤️ The 2026 Socrates Award winner - Bukayo Saka 💫

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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
What is stopping you as a concerned citizen, from opening up a free hospital and funding it? Employ a team of healthcare workers and run this service that accepted all patients without any kind of payment. That should be the right call instead of trying to guilt trip healthcare workers who are victims of the same system. The same system you are conveniently refusing to call out here to do their duties. Walk the talk. Open a free hospital. Rally your friends and colleagues together. Put body.
Where did we get the medical ethics in Nigeria that allow doctors and nurses to refuse to treat patients simply because they cannot afford to pay? Why should a human being be left to die simply because they have no money? Since when did money become more important than human life?
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
Lmao Because healthcare workers live only to serve The drugs and medications pay for themselves Someone will pay 500k for makeup But if I ask for that one for a live saving procedure it becomes too much
Where did we get the medical ethics in Nigeria that allow doctors and nurses to refuse to treat patients simply because they cannot afford to pay? Why should a human being be left to die simply because they have no money? Since when did money become more important than human life?
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
Alex Onyia @winexviv, As a family member of a Nigerian Dentist, Who earned N500,000 as a Consultant, You know firsthand, what HCWs suffer. 2025: you were quite vocal. 2026: you no longer understand why Doctors & Nurses can’t afford to offer free care to patients. What changed?
Where did we get the medical ethics in Nigeria that allow doctors and nurses to refuse to treat patients simply because they cannot afford to pay? Why should a human being be left to die simply because they have no money? Since when did money become more important than human life?
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
I am now inclined to believe the government is sponsoring an agenda against HCWs
Where did we get the medical ethics in Nigeria that allow doctors and nurses to refuse to treat patients simply because they cannot afford to pay? Why should a human being be left to die simply because they have no money? Since when did money become more important than human life?
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Inyene Ukpe-Chukwu retweeted
There is no place in the world where Healthcare is free. every time, someone within or at the end of the spectrum is paying whether government, private individual, donors, NGO etc We need to understand that hospital care is not equivalent to free care, setting up a hospital requires funding and a continual pool of funds to sustain care. Hospitals ( except where stated) are not charity based faith organisations that run on a pool of donor funds. Passion won't pay the bills of the Healthcare workers, Passion won't restock medical supplies if you decide to do pro-bono care, NO. Money is the Engine. when we have discourses like these, it is good to tackle the horse before the cart and not Vice versa. A flip question "Why will Chicken Republic and Bukka Hut refuse to serve food to hungry customers who come to the restaurant without money to pay for food, that is unfair to humanity" There is no where in medical ethics that proscribe medicine as free care. what we should be talking about is how do we subsidize care and make it more accessible for the common man. This is where we take the fight to the government. HEALTH INSURANCE is a big way forward for a country that is over 200 million, less than 5 % of people have insurance. In a country where poverty figures are at an all tine high, how will people afford health care? Do we expect hospitals that spend their monies to establish facilities to start charity. NO First, Mandate every Nigerian to have health insurance. foster public and private partnerships. Institute health policies that give hospitals lower running costs and taxes. create a supply chain system where medical consumables are cheaper and more accessible. Revamp and rehabilitate PHCs. With these little fixes, watch the narrative change. but till then, the issue of not accessing care due to poverty will still linger. Long read I know. but it is good it is explicit. Thanks
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