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Dapo adaramewa retweeted
LAGOS!!! It is your evening, tune in as I share my vision for a Lagos that is affordable, clean, safe and working for the common man.
#Ourlagos
#Lagosdeservesbetter
#gbadegbada
Dapo adaramewa retweeted
I joined the TalktoB podcast to discuss my childhood in Lagos. The discussion about childhood playing monkey post on the road and buying baba dudu was very nostalgic. We also discussed what a GRV led government would look like for the youth of Lagos. You can watch it here : youtu.be/oEG1FNm_rYs?si=4k6Y…
The senate is debating a bill that would make emergency care mandatory to all health care providers. They are completely ignoring the need for setting up a fund the pay private hospitals for providing this care .
Dapo adaramewa retweeted
Earlier today, we joined the family of late Chief Sir Okechukwu "Okey" Ezeibe, MFR, to pay our last respects to the visionary founder and developer of the Tradefair complex .
In a fitting display of solidarity, shops were closed from 12pm.
One of his names ' Omelora ' is so fitting to describe the impact he had on his community.
I met him in 2019 during my run for Senate, He introduced me to H.E. Peter Obi for the first time, he also took me to the turbaning of Waziri in Adamawa were I met H.E. Atiku for the first time.
He was a kind hearted man, Selfless and a builder of men.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
Amen.
Dapo adaramewa retweeted
This guy is my hero in this Calabar outing today. This is exactly how to treat political thugs who want to disrupt election or steal ballot boxes.
Learn from him.
The largest political movement in Nigeria right now is the party of “Non voters” . They have been growing since we returned to democracy and they continue to shape the future of this country.
Congratulations to the amazing @AmaechiChinas . A phenomenal leader and organiser.
Today we remember that @GRVlagos stood firmly on the right side of history.
Reforms in education must go beyond promises.
It must show up in learning outcomes, teacher welfare, accountability and real opportunities for every child.
Which of these five reforms should Nigeria prioritise first?
Grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the conversation at the Education That Works Conference 2026.
We discussed the policies, leadership decisions and institutional reforms needed to make education work-not just on paper, but in the classroom and in the lives of the people it serves.
The goal is to ensure that every child has the opportunity to truly learn and thrive.
