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Today, June 25, marks six years since the passing of H.E Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi, former Governor of Oyo State (2011–2019). May his legacy continue to be remembered, and may he rest in peace.

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@Altarbond Nations are strongest when they coexist in peace. Our collective prosperity, security, and progress are best advanced through mutual respect, cooperation, and peaceful relations among states.

Congratulations to President Donald Trump on helping secure a peace agreement with Iran. Countless Iranian civilians, along with many others affected by the conflict, have been hoping for a peaceful resolution. When nations go to war, it is often ordinary people who bear the greatest burden and suffering. Credit is also due to the governments and mediators whose diplomatic efforts helped make this breakthrough possible. Achieving progress through dialogue rather than continued conflict is a positive outcome for all involved. That this development comes on his birthday makes the occasion even more notable. Well done, and happy birthday. May this agreement contribute to greater stability, peace, and prosperity in the region.

The White House @WhiteHouse

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“The Deal with Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete. Congratulations to all!” President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸

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Our binding goal is Unity itself. The ambition to attain true Unity as a Nation is our binding factor. Democracy is Of the People, For the People & By the People. Unity is the only way we can achieve true Democracy. If we are sidelined, then we must come together and resist… Together

Who benefits when Africans begin to fear Africans? Certainly not the people. Unity is not only for moments of convenience; it is most necessary when it is uncomfortable, tested, and under pressure. We must reject every narrative that seeks to divide us, because division weakens all of us. Here in Nigeria, we face the same challenge. Insecurity and hidden agendas often seek to pit us against one another, North against South, Christian against Muslim, tribe against tribe. We must refuse it. This Democracy Day, let us stand firm in a simple truth: our future will not be built by division, but by solidarity. We the People. One Nation.
One Continent.
One Future. 🇳🇬 🌍 #DemocracyDay

@ValuBoy We the People. One Nation.
One Continent. One World.

@OlaColor One Nation.
One Continent.
One Future.

We commend the gallant men and women of the Nigerian Armed Forces for their successful operation leading to the rescue of 360 captives, including women and children, from a Boko Haram hideout in Borno State. This achievement reflects their courage, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to safeguarding lives and defending our nation's security. As citizens, we must remain united in rejecting terrorism in all its forms and steadfast in resisting any ideology that seeks to sow fear, hatred, or division among our people. Nigeria's strength lies in our shared humanity, resilience, and collective determination to uphold peace, justice, and national unity. May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria 🇳🇬

Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish

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Nigerian forces rescued 360 captives, including women and children from a Boko Haram mountain hideout in Borno State. The military said the captives were abducted from multiple communities and held under harsh conditions. Two infants who were held captive died from exhaustion.

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Perhaps the most important reminder at any time is that society is not something separate from us, it is us. The change we seek begins when we recognize that the individual and the collective are inseparable; that every society ultimately reflects the character, choices, and responsibilities of its people. Even amid moments that test our shared sense of security and humanity, this truth remains unchanged. Beyond the noise, the narratives, and the competing agendas of the day, lasting progress will come only when we understand that responsibility for our future cannot be delegated. Happy New Month.

Happy Children’s Day to all who continue to remain young at heart. More importantly, I believe this day should also serve as a moment of reflection and accountability for us all, not only for government, but for society as a whole. We must acknowledge the countless children we have collectively failed to protect. Childhood is the foundation upon which the future of every nation is built. The values, security, innocence, and opportunities a child experiences today will ultimately shape the society we inherit tomorrow. Yet, as insecurity, hardship, and social instability continue to rise, so too does the erosion of childhood innocence across our communities. We have a shared responsibility, not only to protect our children physically, but also to preserve their emotional well-being, dignity, dreams, and sense of hope. A society that fails to safeguard its children risks compromising its own future. Therefore, as we celebrate Children’s Day, let it also renew our collective commitment to creating a safer, kinder, and more nurturing environment where every child can truly experience the beauty of childhood. Happy Children’s Day.

Congratulations to Péter Magyar and the TISZA Party on their recent electoral success in Hungary. While perspectives on the outcome may differ, the result underscores a fundamental principle: the Hungarian people have expressed their will through a transparent democratic process. This moment serves as a meaningful reminder of the importance of civic participation, institutional trust, and respect for the electorate’s voice, values that remain essential for any thriving democracy.

Happy New Month. As April begins, we condemn the killings in Jos as a grave violation of human rights. No cause justifies such loss of life. This month must mark visible change, toward justice, peace, and a safer, more united Nigerian society.

Eid Mubarak to my Muslim brothers and sisters. May this special occasion bring you peace, joy, and abundant blessings, and may its spirit of compassion and generosity continue to inspire us all.

I had the privilege of paying a visit to Professor Adeyinka Adedeji Samson, Head of the Political Science Department at the University of Abuja, where we discussed key geopolitical issues, with particular focus on a critical Federal Memorandum.

My heart goes out to the people of Kwara State in this moment of grief. The Kaiama massacre is a profound violation of human dignity. I’ve begun talks with DAGF executives to support survivors. We mourn together, and we insist on justice, accountability, and security.

I had the privilege of visiting the University of Ibadan, where I engaged with scholars, including Professor O. O. Akanji, to discuss complex issues shaping the current geopolitical landscape, with particular attention to a critical federal Memorandum examined in depth.

My dear friends, together with my family, we welcome the New Year with bold vision and firm resolve. May it be a year of meaningful reform, principled leadership, and nation-building that delivers peace, opportunity, and shared prosperity for all. Happy New Year.

Honored to close the year with a successful outreach to Tudun Wada, Lugbe, Abuja. My first as General Manager of Dare Adebayo Global Foundation. A job well done by a committed, impact-driven team. We remain steadfast in our mission, with greater impact ahead in the coming year.

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