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M-BIG, Abuja, Lokoja (2026)

31/08/2026

“You can grow slowly—
and still win.”

Not all progress is loud.
Not all growth is fast.

Some growth is quiet.
Steady.
Consistent.

In a world that celebrates speed,
many people feel behind—
simply because they are not rushing.

But rushing is not the same as building.

Because what grows too fast
often lacks foundation.

This is your reminder:
Speed is not everything—
consistency is.

Your pace may be slow—
but if it’s steady,
you are still moving forward.
*copied

28/08/2026

L – I – F – E!

There is no single finish line in the race of life. Our journeys are different, our timelines are different, and our stories are different.

Life comes with twists, turns, victories, disappointments, opportunities and unexpected challenges. What matters is that we prepare ourselves, recognise opportunities when they come, and make the most of them.

We are all learning as we go. No one has it all figured out.

There is a reason we don't all fall at the same time. When one person is down, another may be standing strong enough to offer a hand and lift them up.

God never promised us an easy road, but He promised never to leave nor forsake us.

So, be patient with yourself. Trust the process. Even when things don't make sense today, keep believing that God is working things out for your good.

Whatever you are going through will pass. Your season will change, and when you rise again, remember to lift someone else who is still down.

Life is a journey. Don't compare your journey with another person's timeline.
*Obafemi H.

Jumat Mubarak

26/08/2026

Bello’s Inclusive Legacy Earns Fresh Support from Hausa, Yoruba Communities In Kogi Central

The leadership of the Yoruba, Hausa/Fulani ethnic communities residing in Kogi Central Senatorial District of Kogi State on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit to former Governor Yahaya Bello, CON, at his residence in Abuja.

The delegation, comprising leaders of the Hausa, Yoruba, said the purpose of the visit was twofold: to thank the former governor for what they described as his inclusive and effective leadership, and to assure him of their readiness to support his senatorial ambition at the next election.
The leaders described Bello as a detribalised and courageous leader whose administration fostered peace, unity and a sense of togetherness among the various ethnic groups living in Kogi State.

Speaking on behalf of the Hausa community in Kogi Central, the Sarki Hausawa of Ebiraland, HRM Sarkini Saleh Adamu Danladi, said the community would find it difficult to repay the former governor for what he described as his commitment to peaceful coexistence and development.
He said Hausa communities across Kogi Central had resolved to overwhelmingly support Bello in the senatorial election.
“Your Excellency, our visit this afternoon is to assure you that we, the Hausa communities in every part of Kogi Central, have resolved to vote for you in the next election as our Senator. This is our little way of appreciating you for the peaceful coexistence you established between the Hausas and other ethnic groups in Kogi State.”

Alhaji Saleh also commended the former governor for creating what he described as equal opportunities and equitable representation in his administration. He noted that, under Bello, members of the Hausa community were recognised and appointed as Special Advisers and Senior Special Assistants.
According to him, such gestures created a strong sense of belonging and further strengthened the relationship between the Hausa community and other ethnic groups in the state.
“Your Excellency, we cannot forget in a hurry that during your administration, Hausa/Fulani sons and daughters were recognised and appointed into your government. That sense of belonging is one of the reasons we are living happily in Kogi State today, and it further cemented our relationship with other tribes. In Kogi State today, we are brothers and sisters, and we cannot fail to appreciate you for establishing such an inclusive government.”

Other members of the delegation included Alhaji Suleiman Rahama Bread, representing Okehi Local Government Area; Alhaji Nasir Umar, representing Ajaokuta; Juma Jango, representing Adavi; Ali Daura, representing Okene; and Ibrahim Haruna, representing Ogori-Magongo.
Similarly, leaders of the Yoruba communities in Kogi Central also visited the former governor and pledged their support for his senatorial ambition.

The Obas of Yoruba in Ebiraland, represented by Chief Chris Fabuayin, commended Bello for creating an atmosphere in which people from different ethnic and religious backgrounds could live and conduct their businesses without fear or intimidation.
He said Yoruba residents in Kogi State had resolved to work for Bello's election in the forthcoming senatorial contest.
Other members of the Yoruba delegation included Alhaji Bashir Haruna, Elder Afolayan Dada, Chief Olumide Kodeand Adebusuyi Michael.

Responding, former Governor Yahaya Bello thanked the delegations for what he described as their thoughtful show of support and goodwill.
Bello explained that his decision to give people from different ethnic groups a place in his administration was driven by his belief that every Nigerian should be able to live and conduct business in any part of the country with a genuine sense of belonging.
He said this was essential to building peace and unity in a multi-ethnic country such as Nigeria.
The former governor also commended the Hausa/Fulani communities for embracing peaceful coexistence and urged them to continue living peacefully while helping to identify and expose bad elements within their communities.
Bello thanked the leaders for their declared support and urged them to work for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo and other APC candidates in the forthcoming general elections.

21/08/2026

Today's Newspaper Is Tomorrow's Suya Paper

There are no champions forever. Whatever position or platform you occupy today, use it to add positive value, make a meaningful impact, and leave a lasting legacy.

Stay humble, respect people, and never take anyone for granted. Positions are temporary, but the impact you make and the way you treat people will always be remembered.

Lead with purpose. Serve with humility. Make your impact count.
-Obafemi Hamzat

Jumat Mubarak

15/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Omokayode Adekanbi Samuel, Abokina M Frnd, Binta Muhammad, Ty Ty, Abdulmalik Abdulmajeed, Salihu Rashidat, Prince Godwin, Opotu Jimoh, Abra Ham, Ne Res, Ibrahim Ehebe Andisa, Usman Orahachi, Aza Man

14/08/2026

As we step into this beautiful Friday, remember that every new day is another opportunity to rise, rebuild, and become better than yesterday.

Never allow yesterday’s challenges to define your tomorrow. Keep believing, keep working, keep praying, and keep moving forward. Your story is still being written, and the best chapters may yet be ahead.

May Allah bless your efforts, open doors of favour, grant you peace, and turn your prayers into testimonies. May this Friday bring you and your loved ones abundant blessings, good health, success, and renewed hope.

Stay positive. Stay focused. Keep the faith. Your breakthrough is closer than you think.

Jumu’ah Mubarak! 🤲🏽

07/08/2026

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03/08/2026

Silence is the weapon of a warrior who knows what's coming.
Some heroes don't need crowns or endless victories to earn respect. True strength is found in discipline, patience, and the courage to keep moving forward when darkness surrounds you.

Every step through enemy territory, every battle fought without fear, and every quiet moment of determination speaks volume.

In a world filled with chaos and endless noise, true power moves in silence. 🧝‍♂️

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