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Alasa Braimoh, Frankfurt (2025)

12/10/2025

He caught the criminal who removed all the wiring worth millions that was installed in his house.
Right or wrong?

05/10/2025

I lived with my wife for 13 years without officially marrying her. One evening, during a casual conversation, she suddenly said:
“David… in a year, I’ll be married.”

I laughed and replied:
“Married? With who exactly?”

She just smiled and said:
“When the time comes, you’ll see…”

Listen, you should never take a woman’s words lightly. That same night, I made sure to “work hard” so she would get pregnant again.

In my head I was like: “Before another man tries to take her from me, I’ll finish the juice completely. He’ll only leave with the skin.”

The following nights, I worked even harder. I worked so much that she could barely walk.

A month later—boom! She got pregnant right away.

Satisfied, I went back to minding my own business.

Nine months later, she gave birth to a beautiful baby that looked exactly like me. On that very day, she told me:
“In three months, I’ll be married, David.”

I replied calmly:
“No problem. He can come take you with the baby. I’m done with the juice.”

Three months later…

I was at work, minding my business, when suddenly a marching band burst into the office with drums and trumpets. What on earth is happening? I wondered.

That’s when my woman walked in, wearing a gorgeous dress.

The orchestra began playing a love song: “Before God and before men… for better or for worse… they are united in one long kiss…”

She went down on one knee, pulled out a ring, and said:
“David, today marks exactly 14 years since we’ve been together. If you don’t feel ashamed, I do. Since you lack the courage to propose to me like your friends did with their wives, I will propose to you instead.”

She grabbed my hand and slipped the ring onto my finger.

The orchestra shouted:
“HE SAID YESSSSS!!! THE PRINCESS MAN!!! HE HAS FINALLY DECIDED—DRUM ROLL!!!”

After this whole drama, they left. I was in total shock. Honestly, it felt like public humiliation. My colleagues kept looking at me strangely.

Later that evening, I got home. She welcomed me with a passionate kiss and whispered:
“Welcome home, baby…”

After the kiss, she slapped my butt playfully and said:
“Eyaaah! Go cook dinner, my sweetheart!”

I felt so vulnerable. I almost obeyed… until something in me shouted: “Wake up, man!!!”

After a few minutes of reflection, I sighed and said:
“You win. Go ask your parents for the bride price list.”

And that’s how, after drinking all the juice, I ended up keeping the skin myself.

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28/09/2025

A Call for Prudence, Due Process, and Respect for the Rule of Law in Governance

By Deacon Alasa Braimoh

I recall vividly the divergent views we once held regarding the decision by the previous administration to demolish Tony’s Hotel. While perspectives varied, I stood firmly on the side of caution, urging that governance must be guided not by impulse or political emotions, but by legal principles, strategic foresight, and the broader interest of the state.

Let us revisit the scenario. Even if, for the sake of argument, it was established that the hotel stood on government land, would it not have been more judicious for the state to repossess and convert the property for public usebperhaps into a hospital, isolation center, or emergency response facility, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic? Such a decision would have added lasting value to Edo’s public health infrastructure and demonstrated thoughtful leadership in times of crisis.

Today, however, the consequences of that decision have come full circle. The courts have now ordered the Edo State Government to pay an estimated ₦1 billion in damages to the hotel owner. This is not just a legal loss it is a significant economic setback for the state, one that could have been avoided. Had the government, at the time, chosen a more strategic and lawful course returning the hotel to its owner and possibly paying a negotiated compensation not exceeding ₦100 million the state would have saved nearly ₦900 million in public funds. This is not just a matter of legality, but of prudent fiscal management.

In light of this, I respectfully appeal to His Excellency , Governor Sen. Monday Okpebholo , to exercise caution in the ongoing demolition of properties allegedly linked to kidnappers and cult groups. While the fight against criminality is non-negotiable, such actions must be grounded in clear and verifiable evidence, and more importantly, sanctioned through proper judicial processes.

No property should be demolished based solely on suspicion or alleged association. The courts must remain the final arbiters in such matters, unless there exists a state law that explicitly supersedes judicial authority a scenario that would itself warrant constitutional scrutiny.

Let us not repeat the missteps of the previous administration, where emotions and executive overreach sometimes took precedence over the rule of law. Edo State must be governed with wisdom, fairness, and respect for institutional processes. The strength of any democracy lies not in arbitrary displays of power but in the discipline of lawful governance.

In moving forward, let us embrace justice, not vengeance; prudence, not impulse; and above all, let us place the collective interest of Edo people above political theatrics.

28/09/2025

The Hypocrisy of Many Nigerian Youths

MY TAKE

by Deacon Alasa Braimoh

In today's Nigeria, it's impossible to ignore the growing divide among our youth some boldly standing for truth and justice, others shamelessly parading themselves as activists while serving only personal gain.

Yes, we must condemn disrespect, especially when the young insult elders a grave violation of our cultural values as Nigerians. But let’s not stop there.

We must also ask: What kind of elders are we grooming? Some of today's youth, driven by greed, selfish ambition, and blind loyalty, are on track to become the very kind of elders we criticize corrupt, manipulative, and morally bankrupt. The truth is, elderhood should not be measured merely by age, but by integrity, courage, and the positive impact one has made over time.

Take Mama P, for instance. She represents a bold, principled youth someone who doesn’t just talk behind your back, but will repeat her words to your face with the same courage and clarity. That is rare. That is strength.

Now contrast that with the so-called influencers and keyboard warriors who hide behind trending hashtags, growing their social media pages, switching loyalties based on who is paying, or what’s politically convenient. Many of them were never truly "Obidient" not in heart, not in vision. They merely rode the wave.

Let us not forget: Mr. Julius Abure, the factional Labour Party chairman, played a significant role in weakening the party’s momentum during the 2023 general elections. His actions, rooted in personal interest rather than collective progress, are well-known to every truly committed supporter of Peter Obi and the Obidient movement.

So before you criticize Mama P, pause and reflect. Evaluate your own principles. Are you standing for truth, or just following the crowd? Let’s not pretend to be holier than the Pope, especially when our own hands are far from clean.

26/09/2025

Managing Director of MinePro and Energy Ltd, Dr Femi Salami, has called on governments in Africa to reject the idea of abandoning its energy minerals like coal and bitumen, which are important…

26/09/2025

The Parable of Praise: A Cautionary Tale for Senator Monday Okpebholo

By Deacon Braimoh Alasa

In the unfolding drama of Edo State politics, few tales offer as striking a lesson as the curious metamorphosis of Comr Stanley Osazee Osakhuenorkhodin once a fervent praise-singer of Governor Godwin Obaseki, now an unrelenting critic of the same administration he once exalted.

From Praise to Protest: The Curious Case of Comr. Stanley

Not long ago, Comrade Stanley was a torchbearer for Obaseki’s vision, a man who saw no blemish in the governor’s style of leadership. He danced to the rhythm of power, chanted praises with conviction, and vigorously defended policies that today, he ruthlessly dismantles in public discourse.

So, what changed?

Was it a sudden awakening? A delayed revelation? Or perhaps the familiar story of political realignment a tune many have danced to when their relevance feels threatened or their pockets run dry?

Like a student repeating a course he once ridiculed others for failing, Stanley now returns to critique what he once championed an ironic carry over course, while his “classmates” have since moved on to new phases of service, some even completing their national assignments.

A Lesson for Senator Monday Okpebholo: Beware the OfficeCentered Loyalists

This unfolding narrative is more than a personal betrayal or a simple political flip-flop it’s a cautionary tale for Senator Monday Okpebholo, the gubernatorial hopeful and rising political force in Edo.

Senator, take note:

Not all who sing your praises today will walk with you tomorrow.

Some follow for bread, not belief.
Some chant your name not out of loyalty, but for temporary gain.
And like the biblical crowd who hailed Jesus on Sunday and cried “Crucify him” by Friday, political loyalty is often shallow, transactional, and timed to convenience.

Power Attracts Praise But Praise Is Not Always Proof of Loyalty

The halls of power attract many some come with genuine service in their hearts; others, with sharpened knives wrapped in sweet songs. The danger lies not in having supporters, but in assuming that every supporter is steadfast.

The analogy is sharp but necessary: a woman who takes seriously the promises of a man aroused for a moment of pleasure is walking into avoidable disappointment. Likewise, any politician who believes that praise alone equals true loyalty is walking blindfolded into betrayal.

Final Thoughts: Choose Your Inner Circle Wisely

As Edo moves closer to critical elections, Senator Okpebholo must begin to filter true allies from political opportunists. Comrade Stanley’s transformation is not just a personal U-turn it’s a mirror reflecting a deeper issue in our political culture: the ease with which loyalty shifts when power shifts.

Be wise. Be vigilant. The future of Edo deserves more than a recycled chorus of praise. It deserves truth, vision, and unwavering commitment.

22/09/2025

The Parable of the Ripe Mango and the Man Who Lacked Wisdom

By Deacon Alasa Braimoh

Once upon a time, a man noticed a ripe mango hanging from a tree. With great effort, he climbed up to inspect it. Upon reaching the top and confirming the fruit was indeed ripe, one would expect him to pluck it.

But instead he climbed back down and began throwing stones at the very mango he could have simply taken when he had the chance.

That man is Godwin Obaseki.

He had the opportunity. He had the vantage point. He had the mandate. But when it truly mattered, he chose inaction. And now, from the sidelines, he throws stones at problems he neglected when he held power.

Take the flooding crisis in Edo, for example a pressing issue that demanded leadership. Obaseki had eight years to tackle it. Instead, today, he gathers a few political jobbers under an apple tree in Canada to "discuss solutions" he had all the power to implement. The symbolism is painful: a mango problem, an apple setting, and zero results.

The same people who hailed Obaseki for signing hollow MOUs that never materialized into anything tangible are now using inflammatory language against His Excellency, Governor Monday Okpebholo a man of action, not theatrics.

And speaking of action, let this be known: Governor Okpebholo recently traveled to the UK for a crucial engagement with investors and other official duties. His trip was transparent and accountable, shared openly with the people he serves. Not the secretive, hush-hush "disappearances" we witnessed under Obaseki's administration.

If you have nothing meaningful to say about his purposeful movement, you all should sharap. The days of propaganda masquerading as analysis are over.

Let’s also be clear on this: fluency in English is not the same as wisdom. Obaseki dazzled many with grammar, but governance laid bare the difference between eloquence and effectiveness.

Governor Okpebholo is not one to be stampeded or intimidated by recycled propaganda. He is focused, grounded, and determined. Edo State has moved forward and no amount of noise can drag it back.

To Obaseki and his supporters: bury your heads in shame. The people see clearly now.

31/07/2025

Traditional wedding photos of singer Innocent "2Baba" Idibia and Honourable Natasha Osawaru Idibia have surfaced.
beautiful to see 2Baba’s mom by his side.

Big congratulations to you both

23/07/2025

Elumelu's mom is 97 years.
Otedola's mom is 103 years.
Jonathan's mom is 88 years.
Saraki's mom is 89 years.
Yaradua's mom is 99 years.
Dangote's mom is 90 years.
Eze Damian Ejiohuo's Mom is close 100years.
Hon. Jeff Atata mother is 90year plus.

Where are their fathers? Long gone in most cases.

Food for thought, guys!

Treat yourself well, they will survive without you.
Change or upgrade your wardrobe every 2 years

Feel good and look good

Reconcile with any known enemy

Call your friends on phone every day during work and after working hours.
Listen to good music
Live a day at a time

Call me if you don't have a friend, I will bridge the gap,
I hope i’m talking sense to you?

Summarily...
Men please try not to die young

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08/07/2025

So touching.. Man wept as large python swallowed his son.

08/07/2025

“I Was the Cleaner in the School Where My Daughter Topped the Class — They Hid Her Identity Until Prize-Giving Day”

My name is Nneoma.

For 6 years, I cleaned the floors of Golden Springs International School in Port Harcourt.

Swept before dawn.

Mopped classrooms before assembly.

Scrubbed toilets that spoiled my fingers.

And while rich children arrived in SUVs, I pushed my daughter, Okwuchi, through the back gate with a borrowed backpack.

She wasn’t supposed to be there.

But I begged the school matron.

> “Let her sit in on classes. I’ll clean double. You don’t have to pay her.”

She agreed — secretly.

And so, while I cleaned, Okwuchi learned.

She read under streetlights.

Did homework with chalk on carton paper.

No uniforms.

No lunch packs.

Just raw brilliance… and hunger.

Nobody knew she was mine.

The school owners warned me:

> “Don’t say anything. It’ll be complicated.”

So, I watched from the shadows.

I heard teachers whisper:

> “That girl in pink is a genius. But who brought her?”

And I would smile silently as I emptied dustbins.

In her second year there, Okwuchi came 1st in her class.

Three consecutive terms.

Still, no one clapped for her.

She was “not officially enrolled.”

But she kept showing up.

Kept studying.

Kept shining.

Then one day — the annual prize-giving ceremony.

Parents came in lace. Cameras everywhere.

I was told to clean the hall before and after.

As I arranged chairs, I saw Okwuchi hiding near the door.

Tears in her eyes.

> “They said I shouldn’t come inside.”

I held her hand and whispered:

> “Just wait. The world will speak for you today.”

The hall filled up.

Award after award was given.

Then the Head Teacher came to the mic and said:

> “Before we give the Best Overall Pupil award…
Let me tell you a story.
There’s a girl in this school with no registration form, no official record.
But she’s topped her class three years in a row.
She borrows books, wrote with broken pencils, and still outshines everyone.

Gasps.

Whispers.

“We recently discovered her mother has been a cleaner in this school.
Sacrificing everything… so her daughter can learn.”

Then he said her name:

> “Okwuchi Nneoma.”

I dropped my mop.

She walked slowly to the stage.

People stood.

Some cried.

Teachers clapped like thunder.

And I… just knelt where I stood — weeping.

That day, they gave her:

A full scholarship to SS3.

A ₦250,000 cheque from the PTA.

And a brand-new laptop.

They also gave me a raise.

Called me "Madam Nneoma" for the first time.

Today, Okwuchi is in the University of Lagos studying Medicine.

She sends me voice notes that start with:

“Mummy the Cleaner…
but also, Mummy the Queen.”

Sometimes, what you clean in secret… will one day shine in public.

Drop a thumb up if this story touched you in any way.

Follow Twins World Page emotionally true stories that prove:

> Sacrifice never hides forever. One day, it will speak.

Share this with someone doing silent work behind loud dreams.

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02/07/2025

One individual who poses a significant threat to the objective of this coalition is Atiku Abubakar. His relentless ambition and personal desire to become the next president risk the unity and shared vision that the coalition will be built upon. If not checked, his Despirations and pursuit of power could derail the collective mission.

Deacon Braimoh Alasa from Akoko-Edo

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