ndala: True Fact! They get square watermelons by growing them inside of square glass cases. That way they can fit easily into a refrigerator, and you can stack things on them. Square watermelons are expensive though (10,000 yen or about $82).
Compare that to regular round watermelons which cost about $15-20 in Japan.
pocohantas: Don't mind the people attacking you. I have been preaching this for years. I don't use it even if I am cooking a drum of stew. I only use it for party jollof. In fact, I hate to see it!!
Balance your fresh tomatoes, tatashe, shombo and scotch bonnets. I will say ratio 8:4:2:x... scotch bonnet (x) to your tolerance level.
The trick to a badass stew is rich stock, onions, garlic, LITTLE ginger, curry and thyme. Majority of Nigerians do not use this in their stew na why e dey be like stew na luck. I haven't made a bad stew in 6 years.
Don't dice/slice your onions, rough blend it with your thyme. Fry first before putting in your tomatoes mix and bay leaf. Allow to fry on low heat until all the water is gone. Put in your meat stock, seasoning and protein. Allow to boil again.
Ms. Hadiza Bala-Usman... (The radical Comrade Bala Usman's daughter). She's a Fulani fire of Fulah "royalty" herself and no easy pushover in corporate and governance matters. We'll see how things pan out here with BUA.
zero8zero: Na wa o, you people & Gazette. Meanwhile Punch is reporting something different. Until we see another credible source because Gazette is a fake blog.
The highly insidious guys operating that online platform called Gazette are highly IRRESPONSIBLE and tell a lot of lies with the use of mass mind control tactics and a lot of people who resent the folks in power readily fall for the fraudulent wannabe online writers who incidentally have the lowest morals I've ever seen among the Yorubas because it's a largely Yoruba-operated platform with some writers from other Nigerian ethnic groups.
The iconic gentlemen such as the Edo-born Newswatch co-founder, 'Dele Giwa, Ray Ekpu, Dan Agbese, Odion Akhaine, Kunle Ajibade, and many more professional investigative reporters that we knew from back in the early 1980s into the 1990s and beyond didn't practice journalism like these criminal Gazette boys, David Hundeyin, and Omoyele Sowore (who confessed that he didn't study journalism) practice it as of today. I hope the hands of the law will catch up with those Gazette boys soon for repeatedly spreading a litany of mass disinformation which gullible ipob sympathizers quickly lap up for propaganda purposes.
TheAdvocate: That's what the post said. He imported CNG trucks and will convert the diesel trucks already in his fleet to CNG by 2026. Always read with understanding.
TimeManager: Dangote Cement takes delivery of hundreds of CNG trucks, announces plans to convert 7,000 diesel trucks by end of 2026.
Currently, Dangote Group has 3,100 mono-fuel CNG trucks in its fleet, from 1,500 as of last October.
Last October, it announced it has invest $280m in CNG technology, other infrastructures to support Tinubu’s CNG initiative.
Dangote Cement PLC (DCP) has announced plans to convert its fleet of over 7,000 trucks from Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), commonly known as diesel, to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by the end of 2026.
Arvind Pathak, the Group Managing Director of Dangote Cement PLC made this known on Tuesday May 27th 2025 at the 2025 edition of Dangote Cement’s Customers Awards & Gala Nite held in Lagos.
“In line with DCP’s commitment to sustainability and the country’s clean fuel policy, we are transitioning our fleet of over 7,000 trucks from AGO to CNG by the end of 2026. We are making significant investments in new CNG trucks and the necessary infrastructure to support this transition.
He adds that : “Currently, 3,100 trucks are operational, and our initiatives in alternative fuel utilisation have gained global recognition, with Dangote Cement receiving a commendable score from CDP in climate change and water security.”
On Thursday May 29th 2025, the company also announced the arrival of hundreds of CNG-powered trucks, twenty-eight (28) of which were presented to its top dealers at the 2025 edition of Dangote Cement’s Customers Awards & Gala Nite.
Last October, the company announced it has invested over $280 million (₦460 billion) in Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) technology and other infrastructures to support President Bola Tinubu’s Presidential CNG Initiative (PCNG-i).
At the time, Pathak stated that :
“This move marks a significant milestone in Dangote’s clean energy transition, to operate most of its fleet on CNG by mid-2026. As of October, the company has received its first batch of 1,500 mono-fuel CNG trucks while expecting an additional 1,600 CNG trucks, totalling 3,100 before the end of the year.”
Fidelis Ayebae is the founder and pioneer Chief Executive Officer of Fidson Healthcare Plc, which was established in 1995.
He graduated from the Mainland Institute of Technology in 1976 with a Diploma in Civil Engineering. He also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Lagos in 1999.
He has experience in corporate management, having worked in Nigeria International Bank (now Citibank) as an Assistant General Manager and in Metalum Limited as a Project Manager.
He was appointed to the board of NEM Insurance Plc in September, 2009, and is currently Chairman.
Fidelis is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Administration and also a member of the Nigeria Institute of Management.
He holds 446,534,443 units of shares at Fidson Healthcare Plc. As at our cut-off date, Fidson was trading at N5.68 per share. This gives him a net worth of N2.5 billion.
Lieutenant General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma
T.Y. Danjuma, GCON, is the Chairman of May & Baker Nigeria Plc and had once single-handedly bailed the company from financial straits with a multi-billion Naira loan.
He served as a Minister of Defense for the Federal Republic of Nigeria from June, 1999, to March, 2003. He had once been the Chief of Army Staff of the Nigerian Army from 1975 to 1979.
Though largely known for his service in the military, Danjuma has also proven to be an astute businessman.
He has 254,841,302 units of shares in May & Baker Plc which was trading at N3.20 per share as at our cut-off date. This gives him a net worth of N815 million.
Danjuma could be worth much more, as he is known to have several holdings in other blue-chip firms outside the pharmaceutical sector.
Notable mentions A.B.C Orjiako
Dr. ABC Orjiako has been the Chairman of Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc since March 3, 2010, and has been its Director since December 14, 2009. He doubles as the Chairman of Neimeth Pharmaceuticals Plc.
Dr. Orjiako holds an MBBCH degree from the University of Calabar. He trained as a general surgeon in Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) from 1989 to 1991.
He sub-specialised in orthopedic and trauma surgery at National Hospital, Igbobi, and qualified as a Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons.
In 1996, he delved into business, after eleven years of active medical practice at LUTH and National Orthopedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos.
He has 372,377,503 units of shares at Neimeth Pharmaceuticals Plc. As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82 per share. This gives him a net worth of N305 million.
Orjiako makes the cut, despite having pharmaceutical holdings worth less than a billion, due to his being a billionaire from his holdings in Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc.
Prof. Elijah Ndajiya Sokomba Elijah N. Sokomba is a Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Jos.
He is on the board of directors at Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc. He has 409,857,176 units of shares at Neimeth.
As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82. This gives him a net worth of N336 million.
Folarin Rotimi Abiola Williams Jnr. Folarin is a son of the late legal luminary, Frederick Rotimi Alade Williams (popularly known as F.R.A Williams or Timi the law). Mr. F. R. A. Williams Jnr. is a Chemical Engineer and a legal practitioner.
He was educated at Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, where he graduated with a B.Sc. (Hons.) AGGI Chemical Engineering. Following a study at Selwyn College, Cambridge, from 1981 to 1983, Mr. Williams obtained an MA Cantab Law, and subsequently attended the Nigerian Law School from 1983 to 1984.
He holds a total of 72,587,449 shares in Pharma Deko Plc. As at our cut-off date, this gives him a net worth of N163,321,760.
Mazi S.I. Ohuabunwa
Mr. Ohuabunwa read Pharmacy in the University of Ife, graduating in 1976. He has a postgraduate degree in Business and Organizational Management at the Columbia University, N.Y., USA, and another one from the Lagos Business School.
He joined Pfizer Products Plc in 1978 as a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative and rose to become the Chairman/CEO in 1993.
In 1997, he led the management buy-over of Pfizer Inc shares in Pfizer Products Plc, transforming the resultant company, Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc, into a medium-sized Nigerian R& Based Pharmaceutical company.
He voluntarily retired from the company after 33 years of service in the industry, 18 years of which were at CEO level.
He has 126,956,834 units of shares at Neimeth. As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82. This gives him a net worth of N104 million.
Mrs. Funmilola Ayebae
Mrs. Olufunmilola O. Ayebae got her Professional Secretaries Diploma from the London College of Secretaries in the United Kingdom, after which she worked in many organisations in various capacities for a number of years, before establishing her own business, Goodness Supermarket, in 1995.
She is also the MD/CEO of Townhouse Limited. She became a Director of Fidson Healthcare Plc in 2001. She has 64,220,000 units of shares in Fidson Healthcare Plc.
As at our cut-off date, Fidson was trading at N5.68 per share. This gives her a net worth of N364,769,600.
Mrs. Ayebae makes the cut by virtue of being on the board and married to the founder of the company.
Fidelis Ayebae is the founder and pioneer Chief Executive Officer of Fidson Healthcare Plc, which was established in 1995.
He graduated from the Mainland Institute of Technology in 1976 with a Diploma in Civil Engineering. He also obtained an Advanced Diploma in Business Administration from the University of Lagos in 1999.
He has experience in corporate management, having worked in Nigeria International Bank (now Citibank) as an Assistant General Manager and in Metalum Limited as a Project Manager.
He was appointed to the board of NEM Insurance Plc in September, 2009, and is currently Chairman.
Fidelis is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Administration and also a member of the Nigeria Institute of Management.
He holds 446,534,443 units of shares at Fidson Healthcare Plc. As at our cut-off date, Fidson was trading at N5.68 per share. This gives him a net worth of N2.5 billion.
Lieutenant General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma
T.Y. Danjuma, GCON, is the Chairman of May & Baker Nigeria Plc and had once single-handedly bailed the company from financial straits with a multi-billion Naira loan.
He served as a Minister of Defense for the Federal Republic of Nigeria from June, 1999, to March, 2003. He had once been the Chief of Army Staff of the Nigerian Army from 1975 to 1979.
Though largely known for his service in the military, Danjuma has also proven to be an astute businessman.
He has 254,841,302 units of shares in May & Baker Plc which was trading at N3.20 per share as at our cut-off date. This gives him a net worth of N815 million.
Danjuma could be worth much more, as he is known to have several holdings in other blue-chip firms outside the pharmaceutical sector.
Notable mentions A.B.C Orjiako
Dr. ABC Orjiako has been the Chairman of Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc since March 3, 2010, and has been its Director since December 14, 2009. He doubles as the Chairman of Neimeth Pharmaceuticals Plc.
Dr. Orjiako holds an MBBCH degree from the University of Calabar. He trained as a general surgeon in Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) from 1989 to 1991.
He sub-specialised in orthopedic and trauma surgery at National Hospital, Igbobi, and qualified as a Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons.
In 1996, he delved into business, after eleven years of active medical practice at LUTH and National Orthopedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos.
He has 372,377,503 units of shares at Neimeth Pharmaceuticals Plc. As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82 per share. This gives him a net worth of N305 million.
Orjiako makes the cut, despite having pharmaceutical holdings worth less than a billion, due to his being a billionaire from his holdings in Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc.
Prof. Elijah Ndajiya Sokomba Elijah N. Sokomba is a Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Jos.
He is on the board of directors at Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc. He has 409,857,176 units of shares at Neimeth.
As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82. This gives him a net worth of N336 million.
Folarin Rotimi Abiola Williams Jnr. Folarin is a son of the late legal luminary, Frederick Rotimi Alade Williams (popularly known as F.R.A Williams or Timi the law). Mr. F. R. A. Williams Jnr. is a Chemical Engineer and a legal practitioner.
He was educated at Imperial College of Science and Technology, London, where he graduated with a B.Sc. (Hons.) AGGI Chemical Engineering. Following a study at Selwyn College, Cambridge, from 1981 to 1983, Mr. Williams obtained an MA Cantab Law, and subsequently attended the Nigerian Law School from 1983 to 1984.
He holds a total of 72,587,449 shares in Pharma Deko Plc. As at our cut-off date, this gives him a net worth of N163,321,760.
Mazi S.I. Ohuabunwa
Mr. Ohuabunwa read Pharmacy in the University of Ife, graduating in 1976. He has a postgraduate degree in Business and Organizational Management at the Columbia University, N.Y., USA, and another one from the Lagos Business School.
He joined Pfizer Products Plc in 1978 as a Pharmaceutical Sales Representative and rose to become the Chairman/CEO in 1993.
In 1997, he led the management buy-over of Pfizer Inc shares in Pfizer Products Plc, transforming the resultant company, Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc, into a medium-sized Nigerian R& Based Pharmaceutical company.
He voluntarily retired from the company after 33 years of service in the industry, 18 years of which were at CEO level.
He has 126,956,834 units of shares at Neimeth. As at our cut-off date, Neimeth was trading at N0.82. This gives him a net worth of N104 million.
Mrs. Funmilola Ayebae
Mrs. Olufunmilola O. Ayebae got her Professional Secretaries Diploma from the London College of Secretaries in the United Kingdom, after which she worked in many organisations in various capacities for a number of years, before establishing her own business, Goodness Supermarket, in 1995.
She is also the MD/CEO of Townhouse Limited. She became a Director of Fidson Healthcare Plc in 2001. She has 64,220,000 units of shares in Fidson Healthcare Plc.
As at our cut-off date, Fidson was trading at N5.68 per share. This gives her a net worth of N364,769,600.
Mrs. Ayebae makes the cut by virtue of being on the board and married to the founder of the company.
I couldn't have guessed right if it wasn't stated here by you but then again, it's located in a heavily forested region of Rivers State and Nigeria.
The python you killed is indeed massive. Kids, elderly folks,and young adults have to be very careful around this kind of snake (which isn't venomous) BUT one swift grab from it and the prey will get constricted into oblivion while it slowly digests the prey.
Unpeeled moimoi looks like cake to me. Peel the damn thing to get the crispy taste of moimoi,garnished with enough fish,crayfish,corn beef,egg,and other assorted. Love moimoi,but the wahala dey discourage me.
Packaged beans flour sold in malls and grocery stores takes care of the stress of peeling the soaked beans for that tasty, homemade "Moyin-Moyin" and "Akara"... Easypeasy.
kashman04: There is a local delicacy called apapa in my place in okene,similar to moimoi in preparation but,the major difference is that you let the beans soak for 4-5 hour,after which you pick out the stones, other dirts before grinding. After grinding you prepare it just like the moi-moi you know. Taste great. For the records moi-moi is called ole le in ebira.
Bump.
"Apapa" an Ebira delicacy... Insightful.
"Moyin-Moyin" and "Olele" are both Yoruba words used alternately for the same beans-derived delicacy.
That's a huge contrast right there in the ATTACHED screenshots within a 2-year span. Kudos to the folks in the government who got this fixed up.
Governance worldwide is a continuum, so there's no need to relentlessly vilify the past governments. Just FIX the current issues for the good of all and take the glory. That's what real governance is all about. Period.
Beey: I’d love so much to visit Nigeria, but snakes on the front page always scare me. I grew up in an area without snakes. I’ve only seen them at the zoo especially the size on the picture above. I don’t like those things close to me. Not forgetting that in Africa one can die quickly if bit by the snake, because many government hospitals lack antidote for the venom.
@Beey
What region of Kenya did you grow up in that had no snakes? It's quite interesting you say that because Kenya is well-known globally for the safaris and wild life environment with some wild lions even straying right into the outer limits of Nairobi from the nearby game reserves a few years back.
These snakes (venomous and non-venomous) are all over Australia (where the most poisonous snakes on Earth exist), African, Asian, and South American countries. Some of these snakes are ALSO very good swimmers. "Nat Geo Wild" opened my eyes to how deft a lot of wild animals can be. When I'm near a river or lake, I don't just move right in because there could be vicious Crocs in it waiting for prey.
Indeed, the lack of anti-venoms in some locations in Africa, Asia, and South America is what should keep everyone at full alert. There could be anti-venoms in a healthcare facility but it will NOT work for a different specie of snakes that bite you.
Morbeta11: Ranked: Top 25 Countries With the Highest Life Expectancy
Life expectancy is one of the clearest indicators of any country’s quality of life and overall well-being.
The world’s average life expectancy, estimated to be around 73 years in 2024, has been increasing steadily, up from 66 years in the year 2000. However, some countries stand out for their exceptional longevity.
This infographic highlights the top 25 countries by average life expectancy at birth, while also breaking it down by gender to show the gaps between female and male populations. The data comes from the UN’s World Population Prospects portal.
Where Do People Live the Longest? The majority of the top 25 countries by life expectancy, a total of 16 countries, are in Europe. The small, rich country of Monaco tops the list with residents living an average of 86.5 years, and women living more than 88 years.
Many of the countries where people live the longest also have high per-capita healthcare spending as they improve access and quality of their healthcare systems.
Close behind Monaco are San Marino (85.8 years) and Hong Kong (85.6 years), both of which offer high standards of living and healthcare systems. Other high-ranked Asian countries include Japan, South Korea, and Singapore, marking a total of four countries from the continent in the top 10.
Additionally, small European countries are prevalent on the list. High-income nations such as Andorra, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Malta, and the Vatican are renowned for their low crime rates and high quality of life.
Meanwhile, Australia is the only country outside of Europe and Asia to crack the top 10, with a life expectancy of 84.1 years.
Do Women Live Longer than Men? Women outlive men in every country on the top 25 list.
Across all 25 countries, women live an average of 4 years longer than men. The gender life expectancy gap is especially large in places like France (5.6 years), South Korea (6.0 years), and Japan (6.1 years).
I made moin-moin for the first time a few weeks ago and let me tell you, I've found my new favourite food! The only difficult part is getting the skin off the black-eyed beans with your hands, pheew! But once you get past that part, the process becomes much more enjoyable and fun. I made my own containers using aluminium foil too. I've heard some people use bean flour to make things easier, but I want to be making it from scratch and won't be using bean flour. Oh, how I love moin-moin! I love eating beans in general, so this is a more fun way to eat one of my favourite foods.
Do you like moyin-moyin? Have you made it yourself before? How often do you eat it?
What methods do you use to remove the skin? Do you have tricks that make it easier for you to do so?
[b]What types of meat do you put in the mix? How long do you cook your moyin-moyin?
Any other comments about moin-moin? Share them here! [/b]
Discover the inspiring journey of a Nigerian couple who turned a small rabbit farming idea into a thriving agribusiness worth millions! In this video, we take you inside their farm, reveal the strategies they used to scale their business, and share valuable tips for anyone interested in agriculture or starting a profitable venture in Africa.
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FreeStuffsNG: LGA funds for Ileya Ime subsidy. Smh.
Is Holy Qur’an teachings not against buying ram if you can't afford it? So why subsidise eid ram with LGA funds?
It is understandable if he's using his personal funds but using LGA funds to give N125K subsidy on eid rams for 1,000 rams costing N125 million tax payers seems somehow. N125m is a lot of money o! He wasn't elected to subsidize eid ram and Christmas chickens. Odi Olowo has public primary schools in need of functional libraries with educational books, sick bays, furniture etc. The funds, if recovered, should go to these public primary schools.
I think the EFCC should help recover the funds used for this ram subsidy and government should look at this kind of expenditure during our religious festivals now that Supreme Court has ordered the direct release of funds to LGAs.
We didn't remove petrol and electricity subsidies and introduce students loan for indigent students in order to free funds to LGAs for use in subsidizing eid rams and Christmas chickens consumption and marriage dowry like we have in the North.
There must be strict fiscal guidelines in the expenditure of LGA funds. Supreme Court should please help us again to ensure its ruling clearly forbids this kind of expenditures. I know the Governors had been doing this and we complained against it , we need to complain against LGAs too.
Religion is a rewarding personal devotion to your faith and calls for personal sacrifices like buying your own eid rams, giving offerings etc from what Allah had blessed you with. It's not a tax on others who don't practice your faith to fund or bear for you.
Easyincome24: Historic, as Nigeria signs an agreement to build the first Nigeria AI Scaling Hub backed up by $7.5 million funding by the Bill Gates Foundation.
The Honorable Minister of Communications, Innovations and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani made this known on Tuesday 3, 2025.
In his tweet, he said: "A few weeks before my appointment as Minister, I had the privilege of moderating a powerful conversation with @BillGates and young African innovators. Artificial Intelligence featured strongly that day — alongside a clear call to strengthen the innovation ecosystem to unlock Africa’s full potential.
Today, mid-way into President @officialABAT’s administration, I had the honour of welcoming Mr. Gates, Paulin Basinga, Uche Amaonwu, Bunmi Okunowo and the incredible Gates Foundation team to my office.
Our conversation was rich — anchored on two pillars critical to Nigeria’s future: Connectivity and Artificial Intelligence.
We concluded the visit with something truly historic — the signing of an agreement to establish the Nigerian AI Scaling Hub, backed by up to US$7.5 million in funding and expertise from the Foundation. This initiative will help accelerate the application of AI in healthcare, agriculture, and education — critical sectors where impact matters most to everyday Nigerians.
This moment means a lot — personally and nationally. I’m grateful for the trust, collaboration, and shared belief that Nigeria can lead, not just in adopting technology, but in shaping it to solve real problems.
potent5: Be patient and allow investigations to conclude.
That was how otokoto started but turned out to be false allegations.
Your post right ABOVE is totally historically misleading! There is a popular photograph of one of the male human ritualists in that gross Owerri Otokoto hotel ritual murder of 1996 holding the detached head of that boy who was killed in the hotel.
You are obviously a younger person in age who didn't witness the Otokoto incident first-hand or you are just simply trying to deflect attention from real history. Back in the 1990s, the Otokoto case and other ritual killings of human beings in Owerri and environs were real and the culprits were nabbed and dealt with according to the law. Some of them faced the firing squad.
The ritual killings in that Otokoto hotel was a national and global news issue back then and most of the human ritualists were NOT even indigenes of Owerri but outsiders from other Ibo-speaking States or communities living in Owerri with their ill-gotten money, mansions, hotels, and luxury cars.
Do NOT rewrite history and learn to get your FACTS right. Period.
Enugu native doctor, Ezeani, dedicating his newborn twins to the gods has surfaced online amid his arrest over alleged human rituals.
Some of his ethnic kinsmen and defenders on one of the threads said he is a "strong Christian." These people tell lies a lot thinking they are smart BUT they aren't. This is indeed laughable.
Ikaeniyan0: When Jonathan is the president, dem tie his hands, legs and mouth to make the moves that will let states control their resources?
The funny thing is that if Tinubu make a move that will make the states start controlling their resources, if the north is against it, most of your people will join the north and move against it.
A lot of igbos on nairaland and twitter totally supported and cheered northern politicians who were against Tinubu's tax reform. Northern politicians were against it because of the way the money will be shared among the states and LG.
NaijaphiliaBlog: In April 2025, Nigeria’s Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exports hit 83,370 million standard cubic feet (mmscf), which is the highest achieved in the last 15 months.
The massive increase in exports is being driven by renewed international demand for gas in Asia, Europe, and some other parts of the world.
As at January 2025, Nigeria holds substantial natural gas reserves estimated at 210.54 trillion cubic feet (Tcf).
Looking forward in the medium to long term, nascent projects such as the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline and the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, could further raise the country’s exports to international markets.
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) was incorporated 17 May 1989 to exploit Nigeria’s natural gas resources in order to produce Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) and Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) for export, thereby reducing gas flaring/diversifying the economy.
The company is owned by four shareholders:
Federal Government of Nigeria represented by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited: 49% Shell: 25.6% TotalEnergies Gaz & Électricité Holdings France: 15% Eni: 10.4%
omojeesu: Bill Gates is one of the most influential and controversial figures of our time. Here's a closer look:
Background: ▪️ Comes from a family with ties to eugenics. ▪️ Did not personally develop the core technology behind Microsoft. ▪️ Amassed wealth through aggressive monopolistic practices. ▪️ Reinvented himself as a "philanthropist" to obscure deeper motives.
Current Influence: ▪️ As the largest funder of the WHO after the U.S., he wields significant influence over global health policies. ▪️ Invests heavily in vaccines while advocating for mandates. ▪️ Promotes population control through "health programs." ▪️ Finances projects aimed at weather modification and sunlight reduction. ▪️ Supports the implementation of digital ID systems to enable widespread monitoring.
Underlying Objectives: ▪️ Advocates for population control through vaccines and food systems. ▪️ Drives the development of digital currency and ID systems for mass surveillance. ▪️ Promotes mRNA technologies that could alter human biology. ▪️ Engages in weather and climate modification for undisclosed purposes.
Gates' so-called "philanthropy" is a carefully constructed strategy for control and profit. For every $1 he "donates," his investments yield returns as high as $20. Despite having no medical qualifications, he has positioned himself as a global health authority, promoting unproven technologies in vulnerable communities. The media remains silent due to significant funding from his foundation, effectively ensuring favorable coverage while concealing his true agenda, which mirrors a dystopian vision straight out of Orwell's worst fears.
chrisxxx: This was how you people deceived him from your dot states. Which APC is Fubara joining?
APC has two factions in Rivers State. One is led by Pro-Amaechi followers the other is led by Pro-Wike followers. Should he join Pro-Amaechi he by default is against Tinubu. He can't join the pro-Wike without Wike's approval.
Fubara presently is seeing spirits not just spirit. The Sole Adm has discovered some fraudulent transactions that are being flashed before him. Fubara would prefer a safe landing to going back to be governor.
When he said his spirit has left the government house did you think it was a joke?
Food › Re: Four Square Watermelon Found In Japan (Picture) by Konquest: 8:47pm On Jun 04, 2025
Based Pharmaceutical company.