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Lecturer of English Language & Linguistics @FUNAINIGERIA |B.A. @UnilagNigeria |M.A.&PhD @Babcock_Univ |Corpus Linguist|Consultant|Email: paulalopez932@gmail.com

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Joined February 2016
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Presentation done!!! 🥰🙂‍↔️
I’m really excited that my Abstract was accepted and I have the opportunity to present my research at the 7th international research conference of the college of humanities, University of Ghana.
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
I need Nigerian women to understand that there are still scores of homophobic males left for them. Like they’re not a dwindling population. Males so homophobic they would not carry a tote bag coz they’re “not gay” If you want them so bad I promise they’re still around.
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
Please collect your PVC!! Collect your PVC! Come out and vote! 2027 Election is a fight for your future, it is very important that you come out and vote! We can still save this country, Nigeria can get better! Come out and vote! #GoNigeria #UseYourPower
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
Yesterday, I had the honor of visiting Benue State, traveling from Makurdi, the state capital, to Gboko, where I paid a courtesy call on the revered Tor Tiv. I am profoundly grateful to His Majesty for the gracious welcome and for the opportunity to discuss the development, peace, and welfare of our people. I particularly commend the Catholic Bishop of Gboko, Most Rev. Father William Avenya, for his steadfast dedication to education. During my visit to the College of Nursing Sciences established under his leadership, an institution I have supported since its inception, I pledged an additional ₦10 million to help strengthen its operations. Supporting education and healthcare is an investment in our collective future. We then proceeded to Yelwata, where we stood in solidarity with the people and families affected by the tragic massacre. The pain endured by these families, especially the children who lost their parents, is profoundly distressing. To address some of their immediate needs, I committed ₦5 million for the construction of a borehole to improve access to clean water, as well as ₦10 million to support the education of children orphaned by the massacre. No child should be forced to let the tragedy that has affected their family determine the course of their future. Although no financial contribution can restore the lives lost or remove the suffering endured by their loved ones, we have a responsibility to do everything within our power to renew hope, preserve dignity, and create opportunities for those affected. Education must continue to serve as a bridge to a brighter future for these children. The day concluded with a town hall meeting held as part of our continuing engagements across the country. I was joined by my elder brother and NDC Vice Presidential candidate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, as well as other candidates of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Benue State. These engagements enable us to hear directly from our people, gain a clearer understanding of their concerns, and consider practical responses to the challenges facing our communities and nation. We are firmly of the view that leadership begins with listening and must ultimately be judged by the meaningful difference it makes in people's lives. I remain firmly persuaded that leadership exists to serve. We must increase our investment in education, healthcare, security, and human development. Our goal must be to build a country in which every Nigerian, regardless of personal circumstances or place of birth, can live with dignity and realize their full potential. I would like to express my appreciation to the Governor of Benue State, His Excellency, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia. Before my visit, I sent him a message, and he personally returned my call to assure me that I would receive a warm welcome in the state. This exemplifies the true essence of statesmanship: placing humanity and mutual respect above political differences. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the people of Benue State for their warm reception and hospitality. May God continue to bless Benue State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria. A New Nigeria Is POssible! -PO
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
Benue townhall was everything. #NigeriaWillBeOK
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This is a spectacle we have never witnessed in Nigeria before, yet it is common all over the world. Never has any Nigerian leader laid a wreath in remembrance of fallen citizens. Something is refreshing and hope-inspiring about PO
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
Woman Shares Her Reaction After Meeting Mr Peter Obi for the First Time Yesterday in Jos, Plateau State.
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Gameshut is coming back to Port Harcourt and bringing you GamesConPH, this November. You can cop your ticket here via the link below👇🏾 gameshut.ng/events
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
Legislature dey sing on your mandate on the Senate and NHOA floors. Judiciary dey send investigative journalist looking into embezzlement by government official to prison Pastors and imams have been silenced with money and governmental favours. An actual state capture.
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
I need to put this out there. Do not come to my comments to tell me not to talk about politics. Especially when you say, “focus on football”, I’ll block you and move on. Many of you don’t even know politics more than I do, and choosing not to talk about it more often than not, does not mean I don’t know about it. I was 8 years old when I was already going for ward meetings, my mum was woman leader of A.D back then in Eti Osa, where she also later contested for House of Assembly. We’ve done AD, PDP, AC, ACN, CPC. We’ve been going to ward meetings and party meetings in Eti-Osa from the 2000s, many of you that say these things to me in my comments weren’t even born then, it’s amazing. During holiday jobs back in the day, I have worked across 3 LCDAs and Ikeja Alausa, many of you haven’t even been privy to such. I was born and raised in Obalende, and all these BAT you’re shouting, some of us use to walk into his house at Bourdillon back in the day. Na Falomo area I school sef just to add. The last chairman of Ikoyi/Obalende LCDA, Fuad Lawal, was like a big brother to me, we stayed in the same compound growing up at Daniel’s Compound in Obalende, his late younger brother was my friend. His other brother and I still chat on WhatsApp. If you know Obalende well back in the day, you’ll know Daniel’s compound. I’ll stop here, but if I don’t talk about politics, do not ever think I have no idea about it, I was born in it. I’m not a fan of it, but I can talk about it. I am Nigerian before anything. I can choose to stay anywhere in the world and I’ll be fine, but these places ain’t my home. Nigeria is my home, my family lives there, my friends live there, many of them are struggling and trying to make ends meet due to how the current government has turned the country into. They have plunged us into serious suffering. Monday was the umpteenth time I’ve had to pay the school fees of some of my nieces and nephews because their parents are fighting for their lives in that economy. Few weeks ago, I was tweeting a lot about Brazilian politics, now it’s my country’s politics and someone will enter my comment and tell me to focus on football talks, and usually it comes from these APC miscreants. They’re always the one. One thing is assured, you can support whoever you want, I will never ever come into your posts or comments to tell you anything or cuss you or tell you that you’re making a wrong decision. However, I do not expect you to come into my comments to do same. It’s my page and my timeline and you cannot police my tweets. I have friends that support them, we have arguments everyday but I respect their opinions. I’ll tweet against this current government like never before. My friends that are working above average jobs are struggling, my family is struggling, the government has failed the people. The only people that want them again are those benefiting from them. They say we’re a poor nation but we don’t live like one. The government wants us to be patient but they’re buying SUVs for themselves, even youth leaders are collecting SUVs, they’re ripping the country off but they’ll tell the people that they should be patient. The poverty doesn’t touch them, we’re the only ones meant to suffer. I put it to you, if you vote for APC again after these past 4 years of suffering, you’ll even suffer more the coming years. 4 years ago, he told you he’ll give you electricity, reduce cost of living, etc. guess what? Those things quadrupled, and now he’s back again, repeating the same things and you’ll still vote, are you cursed? Have some self reflection.
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
You had 4 bloody years to work. You shouldn’t need to campaign at all if you actually did work. Let your work campaign for you.
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In all Fairness Peter Obi is the only politician who understands what actual campaigns should be. Others spend so much money in mobilizing people just to mount on stage and make empty promises. But Obi arranges townhalls, talks to the people and allow them present their plights,(feedback mechanism) God please let Obi succeed. Nigerians will experience what astute leadership is🙏🙏
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Only if your President was erudite enough, he wouldn't have made an exhibition of himself in Uyo last week He doesn't even read his own newspaper, The Nation
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Exclusively from my archives.
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Senior Man, Mr. Peter Obi visits Yelewata, he walked into a community still wearing its grief. The visit was just a moment of simple, honest humanity as he promised to immediately sink a motorized borehole, backed by a ₦10 million donation to support vulnerable children NDC ✌️
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I don’t read Peter Obi’s tweets before I repost, I repost then read. Anything you say my president, I agree, you’re right.
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The People’s President Peter Obi arrived YELWATA BENUE STATE ❗️ Condoles with victims and entire community Pledges to begin Borehole project Gives 10 Million Naira initial support for Education 2027 = SHIGIDI MUST GO❗️
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Nigeria is grossly underdeveloped.
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Guyyy this girl don go round see situations, na cry for alarm be this, she just no fit believe her eyes..😂 And una never begin Dey enter Zamfara Dey go front oo, good thing is how Obi is going round with this young people so they know the real mess they are in.
Nigeria is grossly underdeveloped.
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Chisom Ogamba, PhD retweeted
You see how the second Asaba rally was not attacked? If Good men are not skilled in violence, bad men will become fluent at it.
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He is the Night King. Remove him and they all disappear.
Why are governors more focused on Tinubu getting re-elected than their own re-elections?😩😩
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