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Joined December 2021
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- I always don't want to read something like this from @c___f___b because it always want me to start "misbehaving" knowing that this is a coin that I got at ~300$ per billion tokens. May $QUBIC succeed! Long live @c___f___b and long live @monero our current friend in progress.
- It’s my birthday today! I don’t usually celebrate birthdays, but this year I want my joy to be someone else’s blessing. I’ll be giving ₦10,000 each to 5 people who genuinely need it. My brother @sholzzola will help pick the winners. Here’s how you can join in: 1️⃣ Follow my
- If nobody hates you, you are doing something boring. I have never seen a successful person without haters. - Nelson Mandela.
- Tell me why you claim to want a better Nigeria and you won't love @sowore. There can only be one reason and one reason alone, because of your love for one of the destroyers of your country! It's all love from this side. #IStandWithAAC #IStandWithSowore
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- Replying to @soworeIf fearlessness is a person! We will be following their jokes! God bless you, Sowore
- I had the opportunity to meet the late Audu Ogbeh in the Netherlands during his tenure as Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture. He was undeniably cerebral and articulate, yet one is left to wonder about what lasting impact did his brilliance have on the nation’s agricultural sector?Today, in Abuja, I joined fellow Nigerians to honour the life and legacy of Late Chief Audu Ogbeh. Chief Ogbeh was not just a statesman; he was a man of character and deep commitment to the service of Nigeria. He stood for principles that transcended politics, reminding us that
