We are Standing against illicit DRUGS in our communities.. Community Anti-drug Abuse Advocacy Initiative Nigeria. Congratulations to once again to another of our National Ambassador Rev Sylvester. #SaynotodrugAbuse

Today Community Anti-drug Abuse Advocacy Initiative gave Archbishop Solomon Gbakara the National Icon Award for his dogged stand against Drug Abuse in Nigeria

The Nigeria Innovation Summit 2025 is here with the theme: SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION. Join us at Africa’s biggest innovation summit at the MUSON Centre, Lagos. Over 2000+ innovators, startups, and more will gather at this epic event. Date: 7 -8 October, 2025 Time: 9 am daily. Come connect, learn and create unforgettable memories at the largest gathering of innovators and visionaries in Africa. Visit: https://innovationsummit.ng/ to book your seat. For exhibition, partnership and sponsorship email: info@innovationsummit.ng Your next BIG opportunity may be waiting for you at #NIS2025! #innovations #technology #sustainability

Hi everyone 🌹 My name is Nehemiah Uzoma Onyekibe, a Real Estate Sales Executive. I specialize in helping clients in building wealth through securing genuine and valuable properties that meet their needs, whether for investment, residential, or commercial purposes in over 32 states in Nigeria, also in the USA, UK, UAE, GHANA, and RWANDA. I look forward to connecting with you and providing professional guidance on real estate opportunities that add value. #realestatemillionaire #wealthcreation

Success is sweet but it is more sweet when God is involved in your journey of success for He is the one who gives us power to make wealth (Deuteronomy) #christianlife #allbelivers #fyp #amarcity #nigeria . God is the master planner.🥰

First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win... -George Benard Shaw. Good morning Nigerians!

ACCARD in collaboration with ACF embarked on a High level stake holders meeting with the SSF-Distinguished Senator George Akume in Abuja Yesterday on the reality of climate change and Sustainable Land Use and Agriculture in Nigeria and also the need to create awareness, mobilize finance, government policy implementation and collaboration to finding nature based solutions through agroecological practices in order to tackle the effect of climate change and food insecurity in Nigeria. Thanks to the SSF and his team for a warmly welcome to the ACCARD and ACF team. @Africa Centre for Climate Action and Rural Development Initiative @highlight #ACCARD #Africa #ACF #Nigeria #Nigeriagovernment #nigeriansindiaspora #viral #fypシ #globacomlimited #trending

According to Nigerian Tribune, former governor of Anambra State and 2023 presidential candidate under the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has advised young Nigerians to embrace hard work and entrepreneurship, instead of focusing on shortcuts to success. He made this known while speaking at the first edition of the Amatutu Community Entrepreneurship and Empowerment Summit. The event, which took place in his hometown of Agulu in Anaocha Local Government Area of Anambra State, brought together many young people from across the region. Peter Obi used the opportunity to express concern over what he described as a worrying trend among some youths who are desperate to get rich quickly without considering the long-term consequences. He urged them to understand the value of genuine effort and to cultivate habits that promote sustainable development. According to him, success built on hard work not only lasts longer but also helps to build a better society. He explained that entrepreneurship offers more meaningful rewards than unlawful pursuits. During his address at the summit, Obi gave personal insights into his family background. He mentioned that his father was once a wealthy man who owned luxurious properties and several vehicles, including three Mercedes Benz cars in the late 1950s. He explained that despite this, the family did not hold on to those material things forever. This, he noted, serves as an example that wealth can come and go, but values and principles remain. He encouraged the youth to focus on acquiring knowledge, building character, and developing useful skills that would prepare them for future leadership and business roles. #amarcity #https://news-af.feednews.com/news

This was my contribution to Free VDM for me personally I do this because I see and observe the kind of heart he has to see the ordinary people lead a good life. I see him as the hope of Nigeria with his voice the vioce of the ordinary man will be heard. Nigeria is going through alot we need more people to speak up. #trending #viral #fyp #gossip #motivation #comedy #celebrity.

...A masterclass on power, perception, and resistance. Katniss isn’t just a girl with a bow; she’s a symbol, and symbols are powerful. The real threat isn’t her actions, but the hope she inspires. Hope is dangerous to any system built on fear. Plutarch understands that destroying her physically isn’t necessary. All they need to do is destroy her image. Control how people perceive her, and the people will do the rest. That’s how propaganda works; not always by silencing, but by manipulating narratives. They also expose a chilling truth: distraction is a weapon. While people are being flogged and executed, the media is told to focus on her wedding dress and cake. When the public is busy with entertainment and gossip, they forget the real battles around them. But President Snow says it plainly; fear alone won’t work if people still have hope. That’s the core message. No matter how dark things get, the presence of hope keeps people awake, aware, and ready to resist. For Nigerians, this hits home. In a society where fear is often used to control, where media narratives are twisted, and where distractions are everywhere, holding on to hope, and thinking critically, is revolutionary. #HopeOverFear #NigerianYouth #PowerOfSymbols #StayWoke #AmarsCity

...a reminder that true leadership is about strength, vision, and pride in our own heritage. The transformation of the Middle East didn’t come from foreign aid or empty talks; it came from their people, their strength, and their belief in their future. Africa doesn’t need to copy the West to rise. Let Nigerian and African leaders take this as a lesson: .Peace comes through strength. .Progress comes by embracing who we are, not rejecting our roots. Our future won't be built by outsiders; it must come from within. It’s time our leaders wake up. @followers