kinda disappointed in nigerians on this TL and the little to no interest they have shown in the protests. END SARS we were there, rigged elections we were there , it’s time to lend a voice to ghanaians and it’s crickets. no wahala it’s our country we’ll do it ourselves
Bucks AFC ⚪️🔴 @bondzii
Rigged elections no you weren’t ? & why do we keep beggin’ this people for help ? dis is embarrassing you guys stop embarrassing us..
If you need help from Nigerians say it , leave Ghana out
FAFA🇹🇬🇬🇭🦄🐝@esiinamii
Well, they are currently protesting over Mohbad’s death. And plus to be fair, all African countries are going through it rn. We all want good for each other. Writing in good faith
BIG CHRIS@Chriskata1
So we that added our voice u don’t like ? U want us to kill ourselves ?! Did u ask yourself if they saw, do u realize the # did not appear on Nigerian # trend list ? Do u realize the event is clashed with moh bad’s justice fight ? The few that tweeted and retweeted nko?
FLASH: Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu continues the ZERO TOLERANCE message on the environment today on a tour of the Ongoing Red Line Rail Project.
Mr Governor was at the Agege Station of the Red Line Rail today, where he gave the traders just 2 days to vacate the tracks, he says the whole tracks will be walled off TOTALLY.
nwauwa: How he take enter Ogombo cos the roads are terrible
Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs
After the Commissioning of the Ogombo Senior Secondary School, Governor @jidesanwoolu, Deputy Governor @drobafemihamzat, Hon. @HonNoheem (Eti-Osa 1) and Lekki Residents and Stakeholders Association @LekkiLersa Executives visited the Ogidan axis of Lekki-Epe Expressway which is under construction by Messrs Craneburg Construction.
The Reconstruction of the Lekki-Epe Expressway (Eleko to Epe T-Junction) which was started by the administration of Governor @jidesanwoolu has been completed and commissioned.
The 2nd Phase of the Project which starts from Eleko Junction back to Abraham Adesanya is ONGOING.
Craneburg construction will continue to do palliatives on the road while the main construction continues.
After the Commissioning of the Ogombo Senior Secondary School, Governor @jidesanwoolu, Deputy Governor @drobafemihamzat, Hon. @HonNoheem (Eti-Osa 1) and Lekki Residents and Stakeholders Association @LekkiLersa Executives visited the Ogidan axis of Lekki-Epe Expressway which is… pic.twitter.com/K3a6ohrvhF
FLASHBACK: Governor Nyesom Wike @GovWike supported the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO) with 300 million Naira.
Today, Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu is set to commission and handover the Ogombo Community Senior Secondary School new building which was built by the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO), in Eti Osa Local Government Area.
These are the kind of projects embarked on by COWLSO.
The Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO) is a community based gender organisation working to complement the effort of the Lagos State Government to promote child healthcare, empower women to discover their hidden treasures and protect our environment.
COWLSO was founded in 1974 by the wife of the first Military Governor of Lagos State, Mrs. Funmilayo Johnson.
FLASHBACK: Governor Nyesom Wike @GovWike supported the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO) with 300 million Naira.
Today, Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu is set to commission and handover the Ogombo Community Senior Secondary School new building which… pic.twitter.com/4sMCSN9dp6
Arrival of Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu today at the Commissioning and handover the Ogombo Community Senior Secondary School new building which was built by the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO), in Eti Osa Local Government Area.
Arrival of Governor of Lagos State, Mr @jidesanwoolu today at the Commissioning and handover the Ogombo Community Senior Secondary School new building which was built by the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO), in Eti Osa Local Government Area. #COWLSO… pic.twitter.com/DGSMONEkvf
Today, I Inaugurated a 15-classroom block at Ogombo Senior High School, a testament to our commitment to improving education in Lagos.
This initiative by the Committee of Wives of Lagos State Officials (COWLSO) will provide access to quality education for over 2,000 students in Ogombo
Education is an important pillar of our T.H.E.M.E.S Plus Agenda. This 15-classroom block is proof of our commitment to raising the bar of academic excellence in Lagos State.
This school project, comprising three floors, was designed in compliance with global standards and our administration’s policy thrust of not leaving anyone behind. It will empower our underserved communities with quality education as it includes state-of-the-art libraries, labs, and ICT facilities.
Over 30% of students in Ogombo used to walk long distances for education. With this school, we're eliminating that hardship and ensuring a brighter future for them.
8 new school projects are awaiting commissioning at Ipaja Junior College, Isale Ilu Majiyagbe in Ipaja; Oriokuta Junior Secondary School in Ikorodu; Thogli Community Grammar School in Badagry; and Ilupeju Junior Grammar School in Oshodi.
We are also equipping our teachers with modern methods and skills for better performance and greater job satisfaction. This, we are undertaking under the EKO EXCEL programme. All these will go a long way in preparing our children for a future driven by knowledge and innovation, and help to actualise the vision of a Greater Lagos
Modern infrastructure, better facilities, and skilled teachers – we're transforming public education in Lagos. With projects like the Ogombo Senior High School, we're paving the way for a Greater Lagos driven by knowledge and innovation. #EducationTransformation #TheFutureOfLagos
naptu2: Unfortunately the videos and pictures that I posted back then are all gone.
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I'm writing a post/thread and it reminded me of back when I used to see this man on my TV screen around 7am every Saturday and Sunday morning between 1980-1984.
I decided to add him to my post, but I couldn't remember his real name, so I decided to google it.
That's when I discovered that he has been appearing on my TV screen almost every night for the past 6 or 7 years. What's worse, I remembered that I had found this out when I googled his name a year or two ago!
This is the way he looked 40 years ago. Can you figure out who he is, the TV show he appears in at the moment and what he looks like now?
(I'll reveal the name of the show that he appeared in 40 years ago in my post/thread).
naptu2: I might not finish that post or thread anytime soon, so I'm going to reveal who the person is.
Dear diary, I told you that Lagos Television transformed into Lagos Weekend Television and transmitted nonstop from 7pm on Fridays till 7am on Mondays between c1980 and 1985 when their studio burnt down. This series was one of the series that was shown on LWT very early in the morning on Saturdays and Sundays.
If I remember correctly, this series initially appeared on the NTA before it appeared on LWT. My post/thread is not about the series, rather it is about the device on which I sometimes watched the series.
The series is the "Invisible Man" which aired in the US in 1975 and which was shown on the NTA c1979/1980 and on LTV/LWT c1980-1987.
Daniel Westin is a scientist who works at the Klae Corporation. He is conducting experiments on teleportation. He discovers that one of the side effects of his experiments is that he is able to make things disappear for a few minutes. Well, they don't actually dissapear, they become invisible.
He tells his boss about his discovery, but his boss is not impressed. He then makes his boss' pen invisible. This spooks and impresses his boss at the same time, especially when the pen reappeared after a few seconds.
His boss was happy and was talking about military applications for this invention. Westin was shocked. He never thought that his invention would be used by the military. His boss revealed that his research was being funded by the Pentagon and that the military funded it and so the military will use it.
Daniel Westin breaks into his lab at night in order to destroy his machine. However, he inadvertently triggers an alarm and he had to make himself invisible one last time in order to escape.
He makes himself invisible, overloads the machine and escapes.
Unfortunately the process was unstable and he only reappears for a short time before becoming invisible again. He can no longer become visible.
He goes to his friend (a renowned plastic surgeon) who creates a mask for him. He looks like any other person when he wears his mask and gloves.
He eventually resolves his dispute with the Klae Corporation (they discover that his invention is not stable) and they use him (and his wife) to solve cases on behalf of the government.
This is the intro of the Invisible Man. Unfortunately the video ends before he takes off his mask. You have not really seen the intro if you haven't seen him take off his mask, so I included a picture of him taking off his mask below.
British actor David McCallum is being remembered as a "true renaissance man" after his death at age 90.
McCallum was most recently known for playing a pathologist on hit CBS TV programme NCIS, which went on to generate several spinoff series.
In the 1960s, McCallum played a secret agent on hit spy drama The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
The Scottish-born actor died in New York on Monday. His death was due to natural causes.
"David was a gifted actor and author, and beloved by many around the world," CBS said in a statement.
"He led an incredible life, and his legacy will forever live on through his family and the countless hours on film and television that will never go away."
His role in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. - in which he played a Russian agent - won him many fans, particularly young women charmed by his good looks.
The series ended in 1968, but not before he received several Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for playing the role of Illya Kuryakin on the show.
McCallum found roles in films including The Great Escape, The Greatest Story Ever Told, and A Night to Remember.
He also guest starred on TV series Perry Mason and The Outer Limits.
Born in Glasgow to parents who were classical musicians, he initially pursued a career in music before finding work as an actor.
His role on NCIS came after he appeared for a role in the show JAG, which led to the NCIS spinoff. NCIS itself later went on to generate other NCIS shows, including NCIS: Los Angeles and NCIS: New Orleans.
McCallum also found work as a voice actor for children's cartoons and video games.
A statement issued by his family called him a " true renaissance man".
"He was fascinated by science and culture and would turn those passions into knowledge," it said.
"For example, he was capable of conducting a symphony orchestra and (if needed) could actually perform an autopsy, based on his decades-long studies for his role on NCIS."
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