You invited me to an event and added me to your WhatsApp committee group.

Despite my limited resources, I made a contribution.

On the day of the event, I spent a significant amount on transportation, due to the hike in transportation fees.

I arrived early to secure a front-row seat because I wanted to ensure you noticed my attendance and registered it in your memory.

Everything was going pretty well until it got to the part of refreshments.

I was excited because I knew I would be served first, since I was seated in the front row.

But the caterer thought it wise to start serving drinks from the back, and by the time they got to me, the drinks were finished, leaving me with no choice but to settle for sachet water.

A few minutes later, a cooler of rice was brought to our canopy, and I already knew their sharing technique, so I had anticipated it.

Swiftly, I changed seats and stylishly relocated to the back row.

But what did the caterer do this time? They started from the front row and began sharing the food.

Before they got to my seat, the food was finished, and once again, I was left with just a toothpick.

And now, here you are standing beside me, asking me to smile while posing for the camera.

If I smile make bend.

Ani Okon

Somebody told me I am too pretty to be single. I said no, I am not too pretty to be lied to, cheated on, and played with

I'm so damn pretty guys

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE

FOR 50 YEARS, WE WERE SPENDING THE MONEY OF GENERATIONS YET UNBORN: PRESIDENT TINUBU

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu articulated on Thursday the rationale behind his administration's economic reforms, saying the primary motive was protecting the interests of future generations.
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"For 50 years, Nigeria was spending money of generations yet unborn and servicing the West coast of our subregion with fuel. It was getting difficult to plan for our children's future," he said.

He made these remarks at the State House in Abuja while receiving a delegation of former National Assembly colleagues from the aborted Third Republic, during which he served as a Senator representing Lagos West.

The President highlighted the challenges faced at the beginning of his administration, especially economic and social issues, and expressed his gratitude for the delegation's support in addressing these difficulties:

"We faced serious headwinds when I took over, very challenging times. Nigeria would have been bankrupt if we had not taken the actions that we took, and we had to prevent the economy's collapse.

President Tinubu declared that the administration had been able to stem the tide and expressed appreciation to Nigerians for their collective support in turning things around.

"Today, we are sitting pretty on a good foundation. We have reversed the problem; the Exchange rate is stabilising. Food prices are coming down, especially during Ramadan. We will have light at the end of the tunnel."

He said firm adherence to democratic tenets is the best route to economic, social, and political development.

"I am happy that you are holding to your belief in democracy. I thank you for keeping faith and remembering how we started. Some people missed the ball.

"Some leadership failed, but we kept the faith with our democratic beliefs and freedom and the right to aspire to the highest office in the land. I am benefitting from it."

Senator Emmanuel Chiedoziem Nwaka, who spoke on behalf of the group, expressed his delight at some of the programmes that the Tinubu administration had implemented, especially the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) and the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) and at what the two organisations were offering Nigerians.

"I appreciate you for what you are giving to students because the student population is the largest demographic in the country. I've spoken with many of them, and many have benefited from it.

"And the next one is the CREDICORP. That's a major way of fighting corruption. You see a young man, you come out of school, you want to buy a car, you have to put down cash, you want to buy a house, and you are not married, but with the CREDICORP, you can get things done. I'm following their activities; we are delighted," he said.

Other members of the delegation were Sen. Bako Aufara Musa, Hon. Terwase Orbunde, Hon. Wasiu Logun, Hon. Amina Aliyu, High Chief Obi Anoliefo and Hon. Eze Nwauwa.

Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information & Strategy)
March 13, 2025

The weather is pretty hot here @Gwagwalada

I'm in love with this Perfume bottle design
It's Soo nice , cute pretty
Not doing too much
Oh my

Don't feel in the way of things
If you are reeling in pain today
You will have a bright day
You will have for sure all
The things that you truly deserve in life
Stay in might and happy my dear
Just let go of all your fear
Life is truly pretty, as you know
You will have that smile and glow
Stay happy!

Today let’s talk about COD Liver and that golden oil that comes from it.
My first order of business has obviously been cleaning up some brain fog and getting some vitamins in me.

I wanted to start with Vitamin D and omega-3 but wanted to stay away from anything synthetic.

During research I came across cod liver oil and was sold on it pretty quickly.
There are so many benefits but I picked a few to share here.

You can eat cod liver, buy the oil and ingest it that way, or take capsules.
We bought the capsules because Bryar said there is NO WAY he’s slurping fish oil off a spoon.

We use “Nature’s Craft” for our capsules and they have drops as well that I think I’ll be switching to next month. There are many other great brands out there. If you have any questions about them I’ll do my best to help or reach out to my mentors for help.

Disclaimer.
(This my decision-however you get vitamins or nutrients in your body is your choice and you have to do what it best for you! This is not medical advice and you should do all your own research before making any changes to your health.) #earthsidehealing #SchroeterStead #codliveroil #vitaminD #omega3 #vitaminA

Lately, I have noticed everyone looks okay until you eventually have a deep conversation with them.
And then you will realise that this is a sad generation of people struggling to survive through smiling faces and pretty pictures.

A pretty face is nothing if you have an ugly heart.