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Prof Nic Cheeseman

Fromagehomme

Let’s get this straight. There is really low support for almost all the protests against lockdown + really high support for #COVIDー19 restrictions. A few people standing outside some government

'Fisayo Soyombo

fisayosoyombo

For four months, all samples submitted for testing by the Cross River State Govt returned -ve for COVID-19. However, just last week, ALL five samples independently collected by UCTH and

AAbiodun 🇳🇬

AAbiodun_

15 Most Widely Spoken Nigerian Languages. [A Thread]1. HausaThis is a branch of the Afroasiatic language famith the largest number of speakers, spoken as a first language by about 35

Ify Anene

Ifeyinwanene

So, I finally got to the bottom of the whole electricity tariff increase wahala. I was surprised to read that representatives of the Distribution companies (DisCos) on Monday, rushed to

M͓̽D͓̽ 🇳🇬•🇧🇫•🇲🇱•🇳🇬

DJ_MeeK

On the issue of Nigeria, Tchad AND Boko Haram.I have seen many posts on various platforms spewing different things and different views on this.Most of them keep insulting the Nigerian

David Oluranti 🦋 #StopPoliceBrutality #EndSARS

Muyiair

@MBuhari on Sept 16, 2020, signed d new Police Act 2020 into law and this replaced d old Police Act, CAP P.19, LFN, 2004. This law was long over due.

🇳🇬Dreadnstyn🇳🇬

Draednstyn

What's the need channelling your energy to wrong stuffs? Why do we feel that our Govt doesn't see all we tweet about them? Check out this thread you will learn

Michael Peel

Mikepeeljourno

This profound piece by Arundhati Roy casts the pandemic as a portal that illuminates how we live now and offers a possible way to something better. It also chimes with

ABIOLA OLAJIDE

OlajideAbiola

Being in finance over the last 4 years has made me realized that people are still building businesses in the old fashioned way, with neither VC nor Angel funding and

ysl

khadijasanusi_

I've been writing for @NewsWireNGR for some months now. Here are a few things you can read.Short thread:https://twitter.com/ameermuhammad69/status/1278791160232894493 I realized that a lot of people don't understand what arranged ma

Kelvin Odanz

MrOdanz

I know of a Nigerian who schooled in the UK, graduated and became so successful that he established a company in the UK with a branch in Nigeria.But anytime he

Eguando

teguando1

1. Anybody who is protesting currently and demanding for @MBuhari ,a democratically elected government we,majority of Nigerians elected in 2019 to step down is mad!I am saying again, your wish

Oris Aigbokhaevbolo

Catchoris

I've been critical about Burna Boy's politics in the past. But this interview in the New York Times is interesting and makes me think two related thoughts. #FollowTheThread https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/05/arts/music/burna-boy-twi

LMAN ✨

L_man__

Kohol Shedrack wrote:A thread...The Naija MindsetI recall when I came to London in 2009. My dad was at Heathrow Airport to welcome me. He bought an Oyster card for me.

Abólódefẹ̀ẹ́lójú

senwele

If a president is personally responsive, sensitive and charismatic, you still have to judge them by the quality of their political appointments, their actions on legislation, the policy formulation and

Terrestrial Forces 👹

Terrestrialforc

We all know post BBN is when the real journey starts, and if you think your fav is already made cause of 90 days stay in the house then think