O lord help Nigeria, please let's pray for Nigeria,evil is too much,we will not fall into the trap of evil men,I and our family, please say amen 🙏, Jesus will help us, amen

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💔 FRANK EDOHO DRAMA SHOCKER 😳Nigerians are currently reacting heavily as fresh details continue to surface about the alleged breakdown of Frank Edoho’s second marriage to Sandra Onyenucheya.From emotional claims online to silent reactions from close circles, the situation has turned into one of the most talked-about celebrity relationship stories this week.What makes it even more surprising is how fast social media picked it up — with people already taking sides, sharing opinions, and digging into past relationships connected to the TV host.At this point, many are asking: 👉 What really went wrong behind closed doors? 👉 Why do celebrity marriages keep ending in public drama?This story is still developing… and it’s getting louder by the hour 😳🔥Drop your honest opinion below — no insults, just truth 👇 #celebritygist

3 business ideas you can start with small capital in Nigeria 🇳🇬 1️⃣ Popcorn business Start with a small pot + maize. Sell in cups around school or hostel. 2️⃣ Perfume oil reselling Buy in small bottles and resell to friends. High profit, low stress. 3️⃣ Mini small chops Sell samosa, puff-puff, spring rolls. Perfect for students. You don’t need much to start. Just consistency. Save this post for later 📌 Follow @growwithsarahlee for daily business ideas 💡 #businessideas #sidehustlenigeria #studenthustle #growwithsarahlee #makemoneyonline #viralpost

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Building a Global Brand from Nigeria: What’s Your Strategy? Hey Flowisetech Fam! 👋 Being a digital creator and entrepreneur in today's world means you can't rely on just one lane. Whether you are into fashion, music, tech, or blogging, the secret to surviving and thriving is diversification and consistency. We all come to platforms like this looking for connections, growth, and extra streams of income. But the real value comes when we collaborate and share knowledge. I’m curious to know about the brilliant minds on this platform today: 1️⃣ What is the main business or skill you are currently building? 2️⃣ What is the biggest challenge you face trying to scale online? Let’s connect, support each other's journeys, and grow together! Drop your hustle in the comments below. 👇✨ #DigitalGrowth #Entrepreneurship #Networking #NigeriaTech #AmakaAugusta

🚀 5 FREE Tech Skills You Can Learn With Just Your Phone in 2026 You don’t need expensive equipment to start learning tech anymore. With your smartphone and internet connection, you can start building skills that may help you earn online. 📌 Skills you can start learning today: ✅ Graphic Design ✅ Video Editing ✅ Social Media Management ✅ Web Design ✅ AI Tools & Prompt Writing Most successful people in tech today started small and stayed consistent. The internet is no longer just for scrolling — it’s a place to learn, build, and create opportunities. Which tech skill would you like to learn this year? 👇 #Nigeria #OnlineBusiness #AITools #DigitalSkills #Flowisetech

🇳🇬 Welcome to a New Movement of Growth & Opportunity Today marks the beginning of a community built on unity, empowerment, innovation, and progress. This association was created to connect passionate Nigerians who believe in growth, discipline, learning, and creating a better future together. We believe young people have the power to lead, build, and transform society when given the right environment and opportunities. Here, we encourage: ✨ Personal development ✨ Technology & innovation ✨ Leadership and collaboration ✨ Business and entrepreneurship ✨ Support and community growth This is more than just an association — it is a network of people ready to grow together and make positive impact across Nigeria. The journey has just begun, and we are excited to have everyone on board 🇳🇬💙

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EXCERPT OF THE 4TH PLENARY SESSION OF THE 9TH STUDENTS’ UNION SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UYO On Friday, 20th February 2026, the 9th Inaugurated Students’ Union Senate held its Fourth Plenary Session at the FCMS Multipurpose Hall. The session, which was presided over by the Senate President, Distinguished Sen. Ndifreke Archibong (CTR, OOL), commenced at about 2:46 PM with the formal entrance of the Principal Officers into the Hallowed Chamber. OPENING PRAYERS / CALL TO ORDER The Senate President led the opening prayers. Subsequently, the House was called to order by the Senate President and Presiding Officer to protect the sanctity of the Senate and ensure the smooth conduct of the business of the day. READING, AMENDMENT AND ADOPTION OF THE ORDER PAPER The Order Paper was carefully read to the Senate by the Senate Leader, Sen. Isaac Emmanuel (Faculty of Engineering), and was subsequently adopted by the Senate. WELCOME ADDRESS In his welcome address, the Senate President first acknowledged God for His grace and further acknowledged the presence of Distinguished Senators, Parliamentarians, former leaders who came to witness the session, and Nigerian students present in the gallery. He wished them fruitful observations of the Senate proceedings and journey mercies back to their respective destinations. APPROVAL OF VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS The Votes and Proceedings of Wednesday, 28th January 2026, were read by the Clerk of the Senate and were subsequently adopted by the Senate. CORRESPONDENCE The Hallowed Chamber received two correspondences: A correspondence from the Office of the Students’ Union President notifying the Senate of the appointment of Judges and Justices for the Students’ Union Courts for ratification. A correspondence from the Office of the Director of Information requesting the Senate's screening and confirmation of members of the Editorial Board of the Union. CONSIDERATION OF MOTIONS 1. Motion to Seek Students’ Union Intervention and Urgent Engagement with the University Management on the Renovation of the PTDF Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Engineering, and Other Lecture Facilities Across All Campuses of the University of Uyo. This motion was moved by Sen. Nduka Nelson (Faculty of Engineering) and duly seconded by Sen. Gabriel Peters (School of Continuing Education and Professional Studies). After extensive deliberations, the motion was put to a vote and the Senate ruling favoured the majority who were not in support of the motion. Consequently, the motion was not adopted. BILLS FOR THE DAY 1. First Reading The “Students’ Union Officers Bill, 2026: A Bill to Abolish the Offices of the Financial Secretary and Treasurer and Establish the Office of the Accountant-General of the Students’ Union,” standing in the name of Sen. Gabriel Peters (School of Continuing Education and Professional Studies) and co-sponsored by twelve (12) other Senators, was read for thefirst timee and successfully passed the First Reading. 2. Second Reading The “Senate Principal Officers Bill, 2026: A Bill for an Act to Create the Office of the Deputy Clerk of the Students’ Union Senate, to Provide for the Powers, Functions, and Duties of the Deputy Clerk, and for Other Related Purposes,” standing in the name of Sen. Isaac Emmanuel (Faculty of Engineering), was read for the Second Time and successfully passed the Second Reading. SCREENING/RATIFICATION OF JUDICIAL OFFICERS To consider the screening of the Judges and Justices of the Students' Union Courts, the Senate dissolved into the Committee of whole. Out of ten names forwarded to the Senate for consideration, 8 were successfully screened and confirmed. BUDGET DEFENCE The Students’ Union President and members of the Executive Council appeared before the Senate for Budget Defence. The President, Vice President, and Secretary-General successfully defended their respective office proposals, while other executive members of the Union are to defend at the next Plenary. COMMITTEE REPORTS The Senate received a report from its Standing Committee on Ethics and Discipline. The report addressed Senators who had been absent for over two months without official explanation. The report was presented by the Chairman of the Committee. Following deliberations, the Senate directed the Committee to conduct further consultations and present a revised report at the next sitting. CLOSING REMARKS In his closing remarks, the Senate President thanked Distinguished Senators for their patience, cooperation, and coordination throughout the Plenary Session. He described the sitting as one of the most productive sessions of the 9th Senate, and again wished them safe journey. ATTENDANCE & ADJOURNMENT The Plenary Session ended at 7:38 PM, with forty (41) Senators in attendance. The Senate thereafter adjourned to reconvene on Wednesday, 25th February 2026. _Tap the Link below for more photos;_ https://photos.app.goo.gl/7jzQ1NDxZPDQHMkE6 ©Sen. Peters Gabriel (OTR)

How Technology Is Breaking Traditional Barriers for Youth in Africa Technology is redefining what’s possible for young people across Africa—especially in Nigeria. 💡 Youth no longer need: ❌ Expensive degrees to learn valuable skills ❌ Physical offices to start businesses ❌ Local jobs to earn global income With access to the internet, young Africans are: ✅ Learning in-demand digital skills online ✅ Working remotely for global companies ✅ Launching businesses with minimal capital ✅ Gaining financial inclusion through fintech ✅ Building influence through social media Technology isn’t just a tool—it’s a bridge to opportunity. The real challenge now is digital access, skill development, and mindset. Africa’s youth are not the future—they are the present. Read more... https://flowisetech.com/blogs/1194/How-Technology-Is-Breaking-Traditional-Barriers-for-Youth-in-Africa #YouthEmpowerment #TechnologyInAfrica #NigerianYouth #DigitalSkills #FutureOfWork #Entrepreneurship

🇳🇬 Nigeria vs 🇲🇿 Mozambique Quick Overview Nigeria (Super Eagles) One of Africa’s strongest teams, known for pace, power, and individual quality. Regulars at AFCON and the World Cup, with stars playing in top European leagues. Mozambique (Os Mambas) A disciplined and improving side. Not as decorated as Nigeria, but often dangerous on the counter and very competitive in qualifiers. Head-to-Head Snapshot Nigeria: Historically dominant Mozambique: Underdogs, but capable of surprises Typical Pattern: Nigeria controls possession; Mozambique defends compactly and looks to break quickly. Key Talking Points ⚽ Quality gap: Nigeria has more depth and experience 🧠 Tactics: Mozambique often plays defensively against big teams 🔥 Risk factor: Underestimating Mozambique can be costly 👥 Fans’ view: Anything less than a Nigeria win usually feels disappointing to Super Eagles supporters Likely Expectations Nigeria expected to dominate chances Mozambique aiming to stay compact and frustrate Set pieces and discipline could decide the game

Anthony Joshua: 7 Things to Know The world breathed a sigh of relief as reports confirmed that Anthony Joshua, the British-Nigerian boxing icon, survived a deadly crash in Ogun State, Nigeria. Here are 7 key things you should know 1️⃣ Anthony Joshua is a British-Nigerian heavyweight boxing legend and former world champion. 2️⃣ He has always remained deeply connected to Nigeria, frequently visiting and supporting local communities. 3️⃣ The crash occurred in Ogun State, sparking widespread concern across Nigeria and the global boxing community. 4️⃣ Thankfully, he survived the incident, avoiding what could have been a tragic loss. 5️⃣ Fans worldwide flooded social media with prayers and messages of support. 6️⃣ AJ’s journey has always been about resilience, discipline, and mental strength—both inside and outside the ring. 7️⃣ This incident is a reminder that life is fragile, even for the strongest among us. We thank God for his life Wishing Anthony Joshua a full recovery and continued strength. #AnthonyJoshua #AJ #BoxingChampion #BritishNigerian #OgunState #Survivor #Grateful #BoxingNews #NigeriaNews

Release of 11 Nigerian Air Force Personnel Detained in Burkina Faso: What Happened and What It Means In a development that eased a tense diplomatic standoff in West Africa, Burkina Faso has released 11 Nigerian Air Force personnel who were detained earlier this week after their military aircraft made an unexpected landing in Burkinabè territory. The Incident: Emergency Landing and Detention On Monday, 8 December 2025, a Nigerian Air Force C-130 transport aircraft flying from Lagos to Portugal was forced to make an unscheduled emergency landing at the Bobo-Dioulasso airfield in Burkina Faso’s second largest city due to a reported technical issue. Burkinabè authorities — acting under the umbrella of the Association of Sahel States (AES) — initially detained the 11 personnel (including two crew members and nine military passengers), describing the landing as unauthorised and a violation of Burkinabè airspace and sovereignty. The AES, which includes Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, has distanced itself from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and has taken a more assertive stance on military incursions. The aircraft’s diversion raised immediate regional concerns, as it came against the backdrop of wider tensions in West Africa following Nigerian involvement in military operations related to a failed coup attempt in neighboring Benin Republic. Differing Accounts: Nigeria vs. Burkina Faso The Nigerian Air Force maintained that the landing was a precautionary safety move due to technical issues discovered mid-flight. According to Nigerian officials, landing at the nearest available airfield — Bobo-Dioulasso — was in line with standard international aviation safety protocols. The Air Force also said its personnel were treated respectfully during the incident. Burkinabè authorities, however, insisted the aircraft entered their airspace without prior clearance, triggering its response and the questioning of the Nigerian crew. The regional bloc called the incident an “unfriendly act,” although tensions had already been simmering over broader geopolitical disagreements. Release and Return Home Despite the initial detention, Burkina Faso confirmed that all 11 Nigerian military personnel have now been released and allowed to return safely to Nigeria, with no reports of injuries or mistreatment. Business Insider Africa As of the latest reports, it remains unclear whether the aircraft itself has been released or is still undergoing inspection by Burkinabè authorities or AES officials. What This Means Regionally Diplomatic reprieve: The release has eased what could have grown into a larger diplomatic crisis between Nigeria and AES member states, though deeper disagreements persist. Airspace sensitivities: The incident underscores how sensitive issues of airspace and military movements are in a region already facing fragile democratic structures and intra-regional tensions. Security landscape: The situation highlights ongoing challenges in West Africa, where military juntas, shifting alliances, and responses to coup attempts strain relationships between neighbouring countries. In Summary 11 Nigerian Air Force personnel have been released following their detention in Burkina Faso after an emergency landing by their aircraft. Business Insider Africa Burkinabè authorities initially detained them over claims of an unauthorised airspace entry. The Guardian Nigeria says the landing was a technical safety precaution, and reports indicate the released personnel were treated respectfully. Trending News The aircraft’s status remains unclear, with diplomatic engagements continuing.

Hope and Heartache: The Release of Abducted Nigerian Schoolchildren and Ongoing Rescue Efforts In what many are calling a bittersweet moment for Nigeria, the release of 100 schoolchildren abducted from St. Mary’s Catholic Primary and Secondary School in Papiri, Niger State has brought a mixture of relief and lingering anxiety to families, communities, and the nation at large. This development comes after the harrowing mass abduction of hundreds of children and teachers in late November 2025 — an event that has once again shone a spotlight on Nigeria’s persistent security crisis and the human toll of school kidnappings. What Happened? On 21 November 2025, armed gunmen attacked St. Mary’s Catholic School in the Papiri community of Niger State, abducting more than 300 students and a dozen teachers in one of the most large-scale kidnappings in recent Nigerian history. Shortly after the assault, about 50 students managed to escape on their own, but hundreds remained in captivity under uncertain conditions. The Release: A Glimmer of Relief In early December, authorities confirmed that 100 of the abducted children had been released and were transported to Minna, the state capital, where they underwent medical checks and reunited with some parents and guardians. Many children, aged between 10 and 17, arrived in simple clothing — jerseys, robes, and slippers — a stark reminder of the ordeal they endured. Africanews For parents like Luka Illaya, the reunion brought profound emotion: “It has not been easy for me… but today, I have a little bit of joy,” he said as his son returned home. Other families, however, continue to wait anxiously for news of their missing children. Africanews Still in Captivity Despite this significant release, dozens of schoolchildren and teachers remain in captivity. Reports vary, but at least 150–165 individuals are still being held by the abductors, with no group publicly claiming responsibility and details about their condition scarce. Security Response & Rescue Efforts The Nigerian government and security agencies have assured the public that efforts to secure the release of the remaining captives continue. The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) reiterated that safely rescuing all abducted pupils remains a top priority, urging communities to support credible information sharing and avoid speculation that might hinder operations. President Bola Tinubu has publicly welcomed the release of the 100 children and directed security forces to intensify efforts to free everyone still held. He has emphasized the need to protect schools and prevent future kidnappings, urging cooperation between federal, state, and local authorities to bolster security around vulnerable communities. Support & Healing Beyond the rescue efforts, humanitarian and child welfare organizations have stressed the importance of psychological support for the freed children. Many are likely dealing with significant trauma after weeks in captivity, and caregivers now face the dual task of offering reassurance and helping these young survivors rebuild a sense of safety and normalcy. Catholic News Agency A Broader Crisis This incident is not isolated. Nigeria has faced a troubling rise in school kidnappings over the past decade, with armed groups frequently targeting educational institutions for ransom. These attacks have disrupted education, traumatized communities, and sparked national and international demands for more effective security strategies. Africanews ✔️ In Summary 100 schoolchildren have been released from captivity after a mass abduction at St. Mary’s Catholic School in Niger State. Reuters At least 150 others remain held, including students and teachers. Africanews Government and security agencies continue rescue efforts, promising that child safety remains a high priority. allAfrica.com Families grapple with relief and continued anxiety, as the path to full resolution remains uncertain. #BringBackOurChildren #SchoolChildrenRescue #NigerianChildren #KidnappingCrisis #SafeSchoolsNow #EndSchoolAbductions #SecurityInNigeria #ProtectOurChildren