Ideas leave a trail.

Today in London, United Kingdom, I attended the wedding ceremony of Prof Ayo and Mrs Ronke Oshowo's daughter, Damilola, to her beloved husband, Gregor. https://t.co/W5b58KfVaI

Yesterday, 29th September, I was at Princeton University, the No 1 University in USA, (US-News), as Keynote Speaker at Chinua Achebe International Symposium and 40th anniversary of his booklet "The Trouble with Nigeria"

If India with 7 times our population, and living in 3,200,000 sq kilometres can feed themselves, then we can feed ourselves because we live in almost a third of their land space, 923,000 sq kilometres with one-seventh of their population. #POinPrincetonUniversityUSA

Regarding the vision of a New Nigeria we must restructure; if Nigeria is being operated in ways that stop stealing; it will work. We don't need to change the Constitution to secure the country,

If India can feed its population, Nigeria with one-seventh of her population can do the same. #POinPrincetonUniversityUSA

We must have leadership that is committed to the rule of law.. that has an identity and credentials that can be verified. #POinPrincetonUniversityUSA

"Rascality has become a measure of success in Nigeria. That must change." #POinPrincetonUniversityUSA

We can start thinking of a new Nigeria with competence, and capacity that is committed to fighting corruption. Is it possible to fight corruption? The answer is yes! #POinPrincetonUniversityUSA

I've just commenced the delivery of my keynote address at the Chinua Achebe Symposium at Princeton University- the trouble with Nigeria is self-inflicted. If Achebe was alive, he would have taken back the book. When he wrote it, there was no trouble.

My dear @EditiEffiong, I read with delight the reports of your cinematic masterpiece, “The Black Book” which has gained global popularity and is becoming the first-ever Nollywood film to claim the number one spot on Netflix worldwide. https://t.co/6Ut7burbpa

My Dear Obidients and Fellow Nigerians, I wish to humbly and regrettably inform you that I will not participate in our bi-monthly Twitter Space that is due today, 29th September, due to a scheduled inevitable engagement. https://t.co/dhaFDLRFQ8

I join all people of goodwill in rejoicing with Prof Hippolite Amadi, a Nigerian Professor of Medical Engineering and Technology, for the breakthrough in the advancement of scientific knowledge in the area of health. https://t.co/u4iNEWLbeY

I was informed this morning by our River State Chairman, Hilda Dokubo, of the sad news of the death of Dr. Confidence Itubo, the only beloved son of Mrs. Beatrice Itubo, our Gubernatorial Candidate in Rivers State in the last election.

I heartily rejoice with all the Muslim Faithful in Nigeria as they celebrate the Eid-El Maulud to honour the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.

The report of the unfortunate abduction of some female students of the Federal University of Gusau from their hostels at Sabon-Gida community in the Bungudu Local Government Area of Zamfara State is very disturbing.

I was happy to visit the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, on Wednesday, where I chaired an event - Ethical Leadership Lecture, organised by the Strategic Contacts, Ethics and Publication, (STRACEP) of the University. https://t.co/r5TvOdLVQr

Earlier today, I was in Lokoja, Kogi State for the Gubernatorial Campaign Flag-Off of our Party's Candidate, Barr. Okeme Adejoh and his running mate, Alhaji Hamza Mohammed Baba. Our candidates are credible and verifiable. They have introduced themselves well, and as always, https://t.co/WJ8bLCw1q5

As we mark the International Day of Peace today, we need to remind ourselves of the need to work together for our national peace and development. Our country has over recent years, been badly polarised and sharply divided along religious and ethnic lines.

On Tuesday, I and the National Working Committee of our Party, led by Barr. Julius Abure, were in Bayelsa State for the Presentation of our gubernatorial candidate Engr. Udengs Eradiri, and his citizen's charter. https://t.co/uu9fsz2sdu

I have read, with utter shock and dismay, the harrowing reports of the killing and burning of some men of the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Police Force by some criminals along Ehime Mbano, Imo State, on Tuesday.