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Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022
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Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022

I′m a Law graduate (with professional Diploma in Civil law); and I′m also a skilled graphic designer, versed in Microsoft word, a blogger and social media manager.
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Name: Nweke Chinonso Caleb
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Age: 25 years old
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From: Enugu, Nigeria
Joined: 5th Apr 2024, 6:34am
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"In motivating people, you've got to engage their minds and their hearts. I motivate people, I hope, by example - and perhaps by excitement, by having productive ideas to make others feel involved."

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Emefiele's case is a clear Igbo proverbial wordings of "Oke soro ngwere maa mmiri." When you find the meaning of this proverb you've found out what's actually happening to Godwin Emefiele, the Ex-CBN governor.
“Court remands Emefiele in EFCC custody over ‘abuse of office’ - TheCable

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Swore got it all wrong, I take side with the current administration and my opinion ryhme in consonace with Obi's opinion. This subsidy removal wouldn't affect the poor as much as it will affect the rich. Besides which poor man enjoys 20+ hours of electricity supply in Nigeria? Obviously, it's majorly the rich and nothing wrong with that. It's same thing in countries like USA. But unlike USA, here in Nigeria government is still subsidising for the poor who do not enjoy 20+ hours of power supply.
“Electricity tariff hike: Peter Obi supports Tinubu to decimate the poor - Sowore - Daily Post Nigeria

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When a bigger political force is against someone it's difficult to escape. In as much as I'm against the unwarranted impeachment of Mr. Philip I equally find Mr. Philip of wanting in being loyal. But that's the game of politics anyway.
“Obaseki picks new deputy governor after removal of Shuaib - Premium Times

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The Ajuko Tree: Guardians of Harmony and Hope

The Ajuko Tree: Guardians of Harmony and Hope
In the mystical land of Aja, there existed a magnificent tree known as the Ajuko tree. This extraordinary plant, located deep within an enchanted forest, was not your ordinary tree—it was the legendary Tree of Life, revered by the inhabitants of Aja for its incredible powers.

Standing tall, the Ajuko tree reached towards the heavens, its branches spreading out like welcoming arms. Its leaves shimmered in shades of emerald and gold, emitting a mesmerizing glow that bathed the entire forest in a magical light. According to the legends whispered among the people, the tree possessed the ability to bestow immortality, heal the wounded, and grant wisdom to those who sought it.

Within the heart of Aja, the village elders were entrusted with safeguarding the secret knowledge of the Ajuko tree. They dedicated their lives to unraveling the mysteries within and harnessing the tree's mythical potential. For generations, wise men and women had studied the tree, unveiling some of its secrets and utilizing its powers for the betterment of their community.

Once a year, during the festival of Omo-Aja, people from far and wide would gather beneath the Ajuko tree. They would sing songs of gratitude, offer prayers, and present gifts of flowers and fruits. It was believed that the tree's blessings were most abundant during this sacred time.

According to the tales, those fortunate enough to be chosen by the tree would have the opportunity to make a single wish. The selected individuals, their hopes and dreams filling their hearts, would approach the majestic trunk of the Ajuko tree. There, they would whisper their desires, their voices carried away by the gentle rustling of the leaves.

Attentive and wise, the Ajuko tree listened intently, its ancient wisdom discerning the true intentions of those who approached. Some sought healing for their ailments, and the tree would grant them renewed vitality. Others sought guidance and clarity, and the tree would illuminate their minds with profound insights. And there were a few, with hearts pure and selfless, who wished for the well-being and happiness of their loved ones and the entire village.

Yet, the true gift of the Ajuko tree lay not in the fulfillment of individual desires, but in the unity and harmony it fostered within the community. The tree's mythical powers served as a reminder that the well-being of one was intricately connected to the well-being of all. It taught the villagers the importance of compassion, empathy, and the responsibility that accompanied the blessings they received.

As time passed, news of the Ajuko tree spread far and wide. People from distant lands embarked on perilous journeys, driven by their desire to find the fabled tree and experience its mythical powers. Some arrived with pure hearts, seeking wisdom and enlightenment, while others had ulterior motives. The village elders, wise in their knowledge, welcomed these seekers and guided them toward the tree, always mindful of maintaining the delicate balance between sharing its gifts and protecting its sanctity.

The Ajuko tree continued to thrive, its branches reaching higher and its roots growing deeper. It remained an enduring symbol of hope, unity, and the boundless potential of the human spirit. And in the land of Aja, the legacy of the Ajuko tree lived on, passing through generations and reminding them of the power of compassion, the pursuit of wisdom, and the interconnectedness of all living beings.

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For those bad friends wey they ask me hope you put me in your prayers. Yes!


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It's so sad how our gallant military officers are falling into the cold hands of death as a result of trap set by the non-state actors. About 26 or 27 days ago we lost about 17 in and Abush in Okuama, Delta State and just yesterday we lost about 7 again. May thier souls find solace in the bosom of their Lord.

John 15: 13 Says;
"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends." These soldiers laid their lives for us, for the God-fearing abong the deceased heaven is their abode.
“Nigerian military confirms ambush, says officer, six terrorists killed - Premium Times

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The administration of Abba Yusuf (Abba gida-gida) as he's being fondly call is hell-bent at prosecuting Ganduje but one thing is clear. Ganduje is indeed guilty, infact from a forensic analysis done by EFCC it showed that the video wasn't doctored as claimed by Ganduje but the past Administration failed to pursue the case due to political interest; now, APC is again in power and the man Ganduje is about to dodge another bullet because of political interest.

This will be a Test of Tinubu's government.
“Dollar video: Release report of Ganduje’s probe, Kano tells EFCC - Punch Newspapers

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