50K BONANZA.

Congratulations to those first lucky 10 followers who shared yesterday post. Even tho i rewarded everyone instead of first 10 that i promised.

Tomorrow, from 9am till 4pm, do a video of 1 minuit 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Explain why gada social media platform is better than every other social media platform. Post it on your profile and tag me.
The best video will get 50k tomorrow after analysing all the videos.
Remember, you can just use your phone and do selfie while you explain.
No need to enter studio. Your phone is okay.

Also, apart from 50k, other things will follow.

First 5 to share this announcement should drop phone number for recharge card.

The Commissioners List: What Akwa Ibom People Want to See

The air in Akwa Ibom is thick with anticipation, as citizens eagerly await the unveiling of the long-expected list of new commissioners. The wait has been akin to a suspense thriller, where the plot thickens with every passing day. People have been asking, "When will the Governor unveil the list?" Rumour mills have churned out predictions, and many had their hopes pinned on Wednesday, January 23, 2025, during the State House of Assembly’s plenary. Yet, when Rt. Hon. Udeme Otong, Speaker of the House, inquired if there was a message from the Governor, the Clerk’s response was a simple, almost deflating, “No.” And so, the Assembly adjourned to February 4th. The suspense continues.

As the days drag on, it’s easy for even the most patient Akwa Ibomite to feel the pinch of waiting. But if the list that finally lands is a masterpiece, surely it will be worth every second of the delay. The people of Akwa Ibom have high hopes, and what they truly desire is a well-balanced and forward-thinking Executive Council. Here’s a look at what Akwa Ibom people expect when the much-anticipated list finally arrives:

1. A Blend of Politicians and Core Professionals

The ideal list would feature a diverse team—a marriage of seasoned politicians with the expertise of professionals from strategic fields. Think of a Commissioner of Information who has worked in the world of journalism, someone with a keen understanding of media relations and the power of storytelling. A finance expert in the Ministry of Finance, whose knowledge and practical experience could balance the books without breaking a sweat. A Sports Commissioner who has both the administrative know-how and the passion to raise the state’s sporting profile. Of course, these professionals must also possess strong political acumen, as the corridors of power demand both expertise and influence.

2. Youthful Introductions to the Executive Council
While it’s easy to fall into the trap of recycling old names, Akwa Ibom needs a fresh wave of youth to step into the leadership roles. The leaders of tomorrow can only rise if given a seat at the table today. The youth are the lifeblood of any state, and offering them opportunities to serve is a step towards long-term growth and development. These young minds bring energy, creativity, and a sense of urgency to the table—qualities that the state needs in abundance.

3. Commissioners Who Can Drive the ARISE Agenda
Governor Umo Eno’s ARISE agenda is a vision of growth, transformation, and hope. But no agenda can succeed without the right people to execute it. Akwa Ibom’s citizens expect commissioners who don’t just sit in their offices and await directives but actively push the ARISE agenda forward in their respective ministries. Creativity, innovation, and a hands-on approach to leadership are the order of the day. We need action-oriented commissioners who are as dynamic as the vision itself.

4. Commissioners with Grassroots Connections
What good is a commissioner who speaks beautifully on television but has no genuine rapport with the people on the ground? Akwa Ibomites want commissioners who are close to the grassroots—leaders who engage with the people, understand their struggles, and address their needs. It's not about grand speeches but about real connections, about rolling up sleeves and getting involved in the day-to-day lives of citizens. It’s about empathy, understanding, and action on the ground.

5. A Strong, Transparent Leadership Team
In this day and age, transparency isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. Akwa Ibom’s citizens want commissioners who aren’t just good at their jobs but are also open, honest, and accountable. The era of secrecy and political games is fading, and people demand leaders who can build trust through transparency and integrity. After all, governance is a public trust, not a private affair.

6. Technologically Savvy Leaders
In an age where technology is at the heart of progress, Akwa Ibom people hope for commissioners who understand the power of digital transformation. Whether it’s improving public service delivery, boosting education, or facilitating e-governance, the state’s leaders must be forward-thinking when it comes to technology. The right blend of traditional leadership skills and modern digital tools could pave the way for a truly progressive Akwa Ibom.

In conclusion, the people of Akwa Ibom are waiting with bated breath, not just for a list of names, but for a team that will transform their state. It’s clear that they are asking for the best hands, people with the vision and skills to propel the state into a new era of prosperity. And while the waiting game continues, one thing is certain: Governor Umo Eno knows what the people want. So, let’s allow the Governor to continue cooking up the best possible team—after all, a perfectly cooked dish takes time, and good things come to those who wait. We trust His Excellency will deliver when the time is right.

Nsikakabasi Akpan holds a B.Sc in Political Science and Public Administration and writes from Ididep Community in Ibiono Ibom Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.
24/1/2025.

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Three Robbers entered a house. They said to the lady, we don't want to spoil the order of your house and we don't want to harm you, so we are sitting here on the sofa, bring whatever cash and jewelry you have here.

The lady brought cash and jewellery. The leader of the robbers said, "Where is the diamond ring that your husband gave as a gift on your wedding anniversary?"
She kept silent and brought the ring and gave it to them.

Bring the watch that your sister sent from Dubai. She had tears in her eyes while handing over the gift given by her sister.

Now we will drink instant coffee of "Nescafé" with your permission.

After drinking coffee, the head of the Robbers said, "Now bring the leftover pineapple cake from yesterday."

When all the goods had been taken by the Robbers, the woman hesitated and said, "You guys are very professional and ethical robbers. How did you know about the things inside our house?"

The leader of the Robbers fixed the mask on his face and said, Madam, we are your "Facebook friends".

We regularly read your posts. We also check your status.



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When a girl uploads a beautiful photo on social media.Her main boyfriend will just like an comment briefly like " Beautiful" or "cute". (But aspiring boyfriend an secret admire)Will be shouting Wow Wow Wow Wow Wow like police sirens. I hope you get de point now
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The entire system conspired against him.

Comedians mocked him.
Presidents ridiculed him.
Corrupt politicians impeached him. Bureaucrats investigated him.
They indicted, raided, booked, and mugshot him.

He was even shot, survived, and they still tried to make you forget.

Guess what; Donald J. Trump is the 47th President of the United States of America.

This is a good example of resilience and never giving up on your dreams.

*SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES OF LOW BLOOD SUGAR (HYPOGLYCEMIA)*

Symptoms of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) can start quickly, and they can vary from person to person.

*SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF LOW BLOOD SUGAR (HYPOGLYCEMIA)*

Symptoms of Low blood sugar can start quickly, and they can vary from person to person. One person can also experience different symptoms for each episode.

The signs of hypoglycemia are unpleasant. But they provide good warnings that you should take action before your blood sugar drops more. The signs include:

• Shaking or trembling.
• Weakness.
• Sweating and chills.
• Extreme hunger (polyphagia).
• Faster heart rate.
• Dizziness or lightheadedness.
• Confusion or trouble concentrating.
• Anxiety or irritability.
• Color draining from your skin (pallor).
• Tingling or numbness in your lips, tongue or cheeks.

*SIGNS OF SEVERE LOW BLOOD SUGAR (HYPOGLYCEMIA) INCLUDE:*

• Blurred or double vision.
• Slurred speech.
• Clumsiness or difficulty with coordination.
• Being disoriented.
• Seizures.
• Loss of consciousness.

Severe hypoglycemia is life-threatening. It needs immediate medical treatment. In rare cases, severe hypoglycemia that isn’t treated can result in a coma and/or death.

You can also experience low blood sugar while sleeping (nocturnal hypoglycemia). Symptoms may include:

• Restless sleep.
• Sweating through your pajamas or sheets.
• Crying out during sleep.
• Having nightmares.
• Feeling tired, disoriented or confused after waking up.

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Nigerian Medical Doctor k!lls EFCC officers in Anambra … said that he thought they were kidnappers ;

It was a Medical Doctor that k!lled an EFCC officer when they came like armed robbers in the middle of the night at a time the state was faced with insecurity and the man reacted in safe defence probably thinking they were robbers.

The man involved is a medical doctor with no ties to illegal activities. The pump-action gun he used was reportedly licensed. Normally, before the EFCC operates in any area, they are required to notify the local police. Unfortunately, this protocol was not followed during their operation in Awka that night.

When the doctor called to confirm whether the relevant security agencies were aware of the EFCC’s presence, he was informed that they were not. Believing he was confronted by kidnappers and acting out of self-defense, he fired when they broke into his apartment at midnight. Regrettably, two EFCC operatives were injured in the process. Upon realizing they were from the EFCC, he immediately dropped the weapon.

Meanwhile, the EFCC’s actions in Anambra have raised concerns. Initially, they attempted a raid in a particular area but were intercepted by the police, who were unaware of their operation. According to the EFCC, due to a shortage of personnel, they altered their plans and proceeded to raid a smaller location. They forcibly entered the estate and targeted apartments based on the types of cars parked outside, using them as indicators for which units to search. This raises the question: how did operatives from the EFCC’s Enugu zonal office go to Anambra amid ongoing insecurity in the state without informing the local police, especially while facing a shortage of manpower?

It is so unfortunate that we lost a staff of the commission, but this call for new strategy. I don’t buy into EFCC entering an apartment like criminals.

The went to media with story of Yahoo boys shooting EFCC operatives because they can’t defend mode of their operation in Awka that night.
EFCC should conduct investigation before invitation or even arrest.
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission should change their strategies to reflect intelligence!


January 18, 2025

My love, the things we consume today don’t cause immediate harm; instead, they slowly attack the cells with little to no symptoms. By the time we realize it, significant damage has already been done.

Take this advice for free:

You don’t need to wait for symptoms to start detoxifying.

You don’t need a headache or fever to take water therapy seriously.

You don’t need a burning sensation in your back or chest to begin using natural supplements.

You don’t need to experience discomfort or itching while urinating to prioritize your health.


PREVENTION WILL ALWAYS BE A BETTER OPTION THAN CURE.

The phrase "Pride goeth before a fall" is a proverb that conveys a timeless truth about the consequences of hubris and arrogance. This expression, often attributed to the biblical book of Proverbs, specifically Proverbs 16:18, serves as a cautionary reminder that excessive pride often leads to one's downfall. The full verse in the King James Version states, "Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall." This succinctly encapsulates the idea that inflated self-esteem or an overestimation of one’s abilities can precipitate failure or calamity.

At its core, the proverb reflects a profound understanding of human nature and the potential pitfalls of pride. Pride, in this context, is not merely a sense of self-respect or confidence; rather, it denotes an overwhelming belief in one's superiority, often accompanied by disdain for others. This kind of pride blinds individuals to their limitations and the realities surrounding them. It fosters an environment where critical reflection and humility are displaced by a sense of invincibility.

Historically, many cultures have recognized the dangers of pride. In Greek mythology, the tale of Icarus serves as an illustrative example. Icarus, the son of Daedalus, flew too close to the sun with wings made of wax and feathers, despite his father’s warnings. His hubris and desire to soar higher than he should have ultimately led to his demise when the sun melted the wax, causing him to fall into the sea. This story underscores the idea that overstepping one’s bounds, motivated by pride, can lead to disastrous outcomes.

In literature, the theme of pride preceding a fall recurs frequently. Shakespeare’s characters often embody this lesson. For instance, in "Macbeth," the titular character’s ambition and pride lead him to commit heinous acts in pursuit of power. His initial success and rise to the throne are ultimately overshadowed by guilt, paranoia, and the inevitable downfall that follows. Similarly, in "Hamlet," the pride of King Claudius in his cunning and deceit leads to a chain of events that culminates in tragedy for nearly all characters involved.

The implications of this proverb extend beyond individual narratives and into broader social and political contexts. Leaders who exhibit pride and arrogance often make decisions that can lead to widespread consequences. History is replete with examples of leaders whose inflated sense of self-importance led to catastrophic failures, whether through misguided policies, neglect of counsel, or an unwillingness to acknowledge their limitations. The fall of empires, the collapse of businesses, and the failure of policies can often be traced back to the hubris of those in power.

In contemporary society, the dangers of pride manifest in various forms, particularly in the age of social media, where self-promotion can easily lead to a distorted self-image and inflated ego. The relentless pursuit of validation through likes and followers can foster an environment where individuals feel invulnerable, leading to risky behaviors and decisions. The public downfall of many social media influencers and celebrities often serves as a stark reminder of how pride can lead to a swift reversal of fortune.

Moreover, the personal ramifications of pride can affect relationships and community dynamics. Individuals who prioritize their own ego over collaboration and mutual respect often find themselves isolated. The inability to recognize the value of others can lead to missed opportunities for growth, learning, and connection. Pride can create barriers to effective communication, understanding, and empathy, ultimately resulting in relational fractures.

In conclusion, "Pride goeth before a fall" serves as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between self-confidence and overweening pride. It speaks to the fundamental human experience and the need for humility. Recognizing one's limitations, valuing the contributions of others, and maintaining a grounded perspective are essential in navigating both personal and collective journeys. By acknowledging the potential pitfalls of pride, individuals can strive for a more balanced existence, fostering resilience and wisdom in the face of life’s inevitable challenges. This profound wisdom, deeply rooted in history and literature, remains relevant today, urging us all to reflect on the role of pride in our lives and its capacity to shape our destinies.