Tap, hold, and load in 4K. 🌟

We found that much of the mental distress they experienced was socially produced, through paternity denial, financial precarity, humiliation and exclusion by family, school, church and community. Girls carry the blame while boys are invisible. theconversation.com/pregnant…

We presented the baseline data to the community using pictures and figures; they validated the data, but then they told us, “Honor is the symptom, poverty is the disease.” aphrc.org/from-evidence-to-a…

Egypt installed 14 gigawatts of electricity capacity in just 27 months. Tinubu has therefore failed on electricity and has no excuse for not delivering on his promise. He failed woefully after vowing that “by all means possible, we must have electricity.” — Rufai Oseni commenting on Dele Alake on why the electricity promise was not fulfilled

INEC HAS FINISHED NIGERIA You’d think a 2-year-old child gained access to the INEC backend and created these entries as discovered by Mundx. 😒

A sick country with criminals ruling it.

“I have been warning Nigerians since 2022. President Tinubu is not only going to ruin the government. He is going to ruin the economy, but more importantly, he is going to ruin democracy... Tinubu is an opponent of Nigeria.” — Prince Adewole Adebayo

The Nigerian Railway Corporation is refusing to take accountability for the broken ticketing system. Keep our work alive: wearegst.com

Six years after #EndSARS, the question remains: Has anything truly changed? Are Nigerians safer, or are we still fighting the same battle? The people deserve answers, justice, and real change. #EndSARS #NeverForget

The present government of Nigeria, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, needs to ask for forgiveness for trivialising the memory of October 20. If they do not do so today with dignity, they will be compelled to do so tomorrow in shame. Defining moments in history always have consequences, and those consequences are often not fully understood in the present. General Ibrahim Babangida, now in his late 80s, is perhaps one of the best people to explain the consequences of June 12. Today, it is a chapter of history filled with regrets for him, and he has asked Nigerians for forgiveness. Yet, even his book cannot rewrite or undo the wrongs of the past. I strongly believe that, in the not-too-distant future, those who have been threatened into silence about what happened at the Lekki Toll Gate will find the courage to speak out. What strikes me most is that the Nigerian national flag could not protect those young Nigerians. Those at the toll gate believed that the Nigerian flag was both a symbol of protection and a shield against violence. They held it as a symbol of their faith in their country. I still wonder whether those who fired shots through the national flag at the young men and women gathered at the Lekki Toll Gate will ever be able to return to normal life. I also believe that, one day, some of them will find the courage to speak about the trauma they experienced. Trauma manifests at different levels, and its effects are not always immediately visible. The day is coming, and it may not be far away, when the anniversary of #EndSARS will receive the historical recognition it deserves: as the day Nigerian youths stood up against the abuse of power in a courageous effort to reclaim their country. History may be delayed, but it cannot be silenced.

He lost his right leg during ENDSARS 😩 yet APC govt denied everytin! wickedness is black in color ! 1 day d book of truth will be opened! May evil befall dos dat gave d order 2 kill innocent youths and dos dat support and continue 2defend evil! May tears 4ever flow in der homes

We did it at Anfield after 13 years. Well done boys. Let’s go a win this title.

APC SUPPORTERS: Nobody died at the Lekki Tollgate Eyewitness account:

During EndSars massacre, a guy held me, took the bullet and d!ed! — Woman shares her story

Who is this woman who witnessed the Endsars massacre?💔

“During EndSars massacre, a guy held me, took the bullet and died!”— Woman shares her story.

Nigeria's biggest problem isn't simply corruption. It's the absence of consequences. Corruption thrives where accountability is optional, injustice becomes normalised, and power provides immunity.

Zeecrest is trying to bully gst into deleting our Abuja flood video.  ​They have sent legal threats, and now state security officials are secretly inviting our colleagues for a “friendly chat.” Share this story and keep our work alive: wearegst.com

Rufai Oseni offers a clear picture of what currency devaluation has done to ordinary man. Behind every falling naira are millions of people whose salaries can no longer sustain their families. Devaluation is not just an economic statistic. It is a daily struggle for survival.

Starting shortly! ⏰ Today at 2:00pm EAT / 1:00pm CAT, join me at WomenLift Health's "Why Allyship, Why Now?" webinar, part of the Male Allyship Webinar Series. Reaching leadership is one milestone. Being trusted to lead is another. Bring your questions for the live Q&A and be part of the exchange. Join here: lnkd.in/dkD6_bF5 #MenAsAllies #WomenLiftHealth

Just 12 days after gst exposed the abandoned Utako General Hospital construction project, the FCTA restarted work on it. We will continue to speak truth to power. Support the work we do: wearegst.com