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Singing hymns in your native language hits differently 🥹
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Your Excellency, @seyimakinde, I was encouraged by your remarks on merit-based employment during your budget presentation. I recently completed NYSC and hold a B.Agric in Agricultural Economics and Extension. I would be grateful for an opportunity to work in any relevant capacity
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Who is creating all this GIFs that has been trending since few days agooo Who is creating them 😭😭
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Experience is hosted by someone and a church They never said it's gathering of popular gospel ministers home and abroad Its a church program and they can decide who and who not to invite More over, are you going there to worship God or see your favorite
Where is BBO or Paul Tomisin never in line ups like this? Dem never blow enough??
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Boss Any schools that's operational in Nigeria should take her national exam whether they are preparing their students to school here or not That's how it should no On this policy, i believe they did well
I have read many of the responses from people supporting this government policy, and I think most are missing the fundamental issue. There is a huge difference between maintaining educational standards and forcing every school through the same examination system. Let me give you a practical example. Take Charterhouse Lagos, which operates the British curriculum, preparing students for IGCSE and A Levels. Now take a typical Nigerian secondary school operating the Nigerian curriculum and preparing students for WAEC and NECO. Both schools have different educational pathways, curriculum structures, assessment systems and academic objectives. Why should the government insist that students from both schools must sit the same Nigerian national examinations? If a student successfully completes Cambridge A Levels and secures admission to a top university abroad, what additional academic competence does compulsory WAEC or NECO participation establish? And why should a school risk losing its operating licence simply because its students follow a credible alternative qualification pathway? Nobody is arguing against national educational standards. We are arguing that educational standards and examination uniformity are NOT the same thing. If the concern is quality assurance, independently assess learning outcomes, recognise equivalent qualifications and hold schools accountable for performance. Instead of investing our energy in modernising outdated curriculum content, improving teacher quality, equipping laboratories and strengthening assessment integrity, we are creating additional examination obligations. The goal of education is to produce knowledgeable, competent and globally competitive students, not to ensure everyone holds the same examination certificate. A country that wants educational excellence must allow different pathways to achieve it. You cannot improve education by confusing uniformity with quality. That is the fundamental flaw in this policy!
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Firstly, David did not write all the chapters in the book of psalms Secondly, David personal life, wives, children, wars and everything are not recorded in psalms They are recorded in 1 sam, 2 sam, 1kings and 1st chronicles
David wrote 150 chapters in the Bible and didn’t even mention it once that he klled Goliath. Na there I know sey Samuel dey lie
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Serious allegations require evidence. Rev. Prof. Mosy Madugba must explain his claims that Obasanjo allocated oil wells to Pastor Adeboye, Oyedepo and Kumuyi. Where is the proof? Reputations must not be damaged by unsubstantiated claims. impactngr.com/adeboye-rccg-a…
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Dapo and Seyi keh Omoh them no even close at all Of SM handle ogun state broo
🇳🇬 SEYI MAKINDE VS DAPO ABIODUN — GOVERNANCE PERFORMANCE SCORECARD 💵 1. INTERNALLY GENERATED REVENUE (IGR) Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — ₦26.59bn 2025 — ₦103.25bn Change — +288.35% Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — ₦81.42bn 2025 — ₦252.36bn Change — +209.94% 📊 2. IGR PER CAPITA Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — ₦3,271 2025 — ₦12,703 Change — +288.35% Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — ₦12,503 2025 — ₦38,751 Change — +209.94% 🏢 3. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2021 — 29th 2025 — 3rd (Top Tier) Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2021 — 19th 2025 — 5th (Top Tier) 🌍 4. EXTERNAL DEBT Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — $136.53 million 2026 — $108.61 million Change — -20.45% Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — $102.15 million 2026 — $225.12 million Change — +120.38% 💳 5. DOMESTIC DEBT Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — ₦99.36 billion 2026 — ₦66.40 billion Change — -33.17% Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — ₦95.17 billion 2026 — ₦189.05 billion Change — +98.64% 📑 6. AUDIT TRANSPARENCY RANKING (SAE INDEX) Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2020 — 25th (40%) 2025 — 20th (24%) Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2020 — 18th (50%) 2025 — 26th (21%) 🏅 7. STATE PERFORMANCE RANKING (pSPI) Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2023 — 19th 2025 — 11th Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2023 — 18th 2025 — 2nd 📊 8. FISCAL PERFORMANCE RANKING Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — 27th 2026 — 22nd Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — 6th 2026 — 31st 💀 9. FATALITIES FROM VIOLENCE TARGETING CIVILIANS Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) June 2019 till date — 171 Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) June 2019 till date — 143 🎓 10. NECO PASS RATE (5 CREDITS INCL. ENGLISH & MATHS) Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2025 — 60.07% (26th) 2026 — 74.12% (7th) Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2025 — 72.21% (8th) 2026 — 73.34% (10th) 🏦 11. ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES (NUMBER OF BANK BRANCHES) Seyi Makinde (Oyo State) 2019 — 223 2025 — 196 Dapo Abiodun (Ogun State) 2019 — 169 2025 — 181 NB: Start years differ by metric, based on the earliest data available. Per capita uses 2023 NPC population figures. Debt is as at 30 June. The SAE method changed in 2025. Fatalities are cumulative to October 2026, from June 2019. The Public Sector Performance Index (pSPI) assesses the socioeconomic performance and risk profiles of Nigerian states #Statisense (NBS, PEBEC, DMO, PLSI, pSPI, budgIT, NPC, ACLED, NECO, CBN)
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Yes, you are correct but you cant say SM is not needed at the moment He tried to organize a collation in ibadan, it never ended well So since everyone is desperate to be there Lets all of us do it together I believe if the collation work, it will have been better but no it did
If this was how APC tried to remove PDP then, PDP would still be in power. You can't remove a ruling party when everyone is scattered like this. And I know many of you would hate to admit it Seyi isn't needed at the moment Many people don't know he's a candidate.
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Thank God, someone remembered this
It’s disingenuous to accuse Makinde of dividing the votes. Seyi made efforts earlier to bring the opposition together in Ibadan, and we know how that ended. Everyone running for president is pursuing their own ambition. Find the candidate whose vision aligns with yours and vote
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It’s disingenuous to accuse Makinde of dividing the votes. Seyi made efforts earlier to bring the opposition together in Ibadan, and we know how that ended. Everyone running for president is pursuing their own ambition. Find the candidate whose vision aligns with yours and vote
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They paid influencers but you are the only one that did not pay😂 So, we cant campaign for GSM based on the good work he has been doing in Oyo State over the years Meanwhile, in 2020, you want us to change governor But all of a sudden now... they are paying influencers
You guys brought influencers together, paid them, activated them on a Seyi Makinde campaign and are still trying to lie to our faces that you didn’t??? No politician born of a woman can come to say they have paid me for a campaign. None. If there is, bring the evidence. You and I know a huge part of this SM thing started and is still a heavily paid campaign but you want us to say otherwise. I’m not against you guys tbh. Idc. I just find it funny you are not using the current failure in office as a benchmark. I will be dragged for it but I retain, it is very dishonest to pretend otherwise.
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Another rashedat in the making 🔝🔝✨✨
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So, some people actually sit to watch this Omoh😤😤
Moment Reeekado banks walked into Trinity’s livestream this evening 😂
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Ara orun is calling on ogun orun😂😂😂💔
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Its actually correct His perspective is from the bible and he's very correct But imagine this coming from a feminist child of God😂😂💔
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E no get state Amala no deyy I schooled in Taraba, there's Yoruba restaurant I served in imo, they have amala spot too
They have Amala in Kano!?????!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mr. Brown is actually right
“Remarry If You Want, But Step Down From The Pulpit”: Mr. Brown Challenges Pastor Jimmy Odukoya Mr. Afolabi Brown, husband of media personality Morayo Brown, has questioned Pastor Jimmy Odukoya's continued leadership at The Fountain of Life Church following his remarriage. Speaking on Morayo Brown's show, he argued that although Jimmy has the freedom to remarry, he should consider stepping down from the pulpit because of the biblical standards expected of spiritual leaders. Mr. Brown also criticised Jimmy's appearance, mentioning his tattoos, nose ring, earrings, biceps and triceps. He described the pastor as physically attractive and a magnet for women, while questioning the example his lifestyle and marital decisions could set for younger Christians and church members.
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