Between 2004-2015 there was $107 billion in the excess crude account and $105 billion was spent by 2015 - Ajuri.
The level of corruption under PDP was monumental!!!
#ABATSPACES
"Malami is actually the author of this assets forfeiture law as AGF. He did his best to get the former late president, Buhari to sign that bill into law. But today that law has caught up with the man who gave it life. So this is what some other people will call karma at work." — Babajide Kolade-Otitoju
📢 PUBLIC NOTICE: COMMENCEMENT OF COMPLIANCE MONITORING FOR LARGE TAXPAYERS UNDER THE NATIONAL E-INVOICING & ELECTRONIC FISCAL SYSTEM (EFS) REGIME
See post below ⬇️ for more information!!!
Non-compliance after the deadline (31 July, 2026) will attract regulatory and enforcement actions under the relevant tax laws.
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The new ONSA & NCTC complex in Asokoro, Abuja. Opened March 2023 under Buhari, this facility houses Nigeria's counterterrorism operations — from explosive analysis to CVE programs. A step toward institutionalizing the fight against terror beyond any single administration. 🇳🇬
NORTH-CENTRAL ROAD PROJECTS UNDER RENEWED HOPE ADMINISTRATION
A. COMPLETED PROJECTS BETWEEN MAY, 2023 AND MAY, 2026:
1. Reconstruction of Shandam Bridge in Plateau State.
2. Lafia Bypass and Dualization of 9th Mile (Enugu) – Otukpo – Makurdi Road, Phase II of Abuja – Keffi – Akwanga – Lafia – Makurdi Road Project. [15.8km]
3. Reconstruction and Expansion of Mararaba – Keffi Road under the Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme. [43.65km]
4. Reconstruction of Abuja – Lokoja Road (Sections I & II): Zuba – Abaji Road. [22.27km]
5. Construction of Lafia – Shendam Road at Beship (Bakin Kogi) – Shaga – Ngootuguut – Ngootiong (Demship). [16km]
B. SOME ONGOING PROJECTS:
1. Dualization of 9th Mile (Enugu) – Otukpo – Makurdi Road, Phase II of Abuja – Keffi – Akwanga – Lafia – Makurdi Road. [503.4km]
2. Dualization of Lokoja – Benin Road, Section I (Phase I & II): Obajana Junction – Okene Road. [119.37km (Dual)]
3. Rehabilitation of Keffi – Nasarawa – Toto Road. [129.31km]
4. Construction of Otukpo – Nasarawa Road, Section I: Otukpo – Oweto (Benue State). [211.8km]
5. Construction of Minna – Zungeru – Tegina Road. [94.99km]
6. Dualization of Jebba – Mokwa/Bokani Junction, Section II. [92km]
7. Reconstruction and Expansion of Mararaba – Keffi Road under the Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme. [44.65km]
8. Reconstruction of Bida – Cernu – Wushishi – Zungeru Road, Phase I. [29.5km]
9. Construction of Oju – Adum – Okuku Road in Benue State. [26.23km]
10. Construction of Akwanga – Kaduna – Jos Road (Section I of President Tinubu's Fourth Legacy Project). [246km]
11. Rehabilitation of Suleja – Minna Road, Section II (Jazu–Maje Interchange to Suleja Bound). [71.25km]
12. Rehabilitation of Suleja – Minna Road, Section II (Jazu–Maje Interchange to Suleja Bound). [71.25km]
13. Reconstruction of Koton-Karfi – Abaji Road along Abuja – Lokoja Route, Kogi State. [47.86km]
14. Construction of Minna – Zungeru – Tegina Road. [94.99km]
15. Emergency Rehabilitation of Mararaba – Keffi Road, Abuja Bound (Section B). [40km]
16. Reconstruction of Lambata – Mokwa – Tegina Road, Niger State. [801.8km (Dual)]
17. Construction of Eiyekorin – Afon – Offa – Odo-Okun (Kwara State Border) Road under the Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme. [42.64km]
18. Construction of Bode – Saadi – Kaima – Kosubosu Road in Kwara State under the Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme. [130km]
19. Construction of Flyover Bridge at Okolowo Junction, Kwara State. [700m]
20. Dualization of Ilorin – Ogbomosho Road (Dual Carriageway). [52km]
21. Rehabilitation of Ilorin – Omu-Aran – Egbe – Kabba – Obajana Road, Sections I & II (Kwara/Kogi States). [52km]
22. Construction of Dabban – Manigi Road, Lavun LGA, Niger State. [52km]
23. Rehabilitation of Babban – Lamba – Sharam Road (Phase II), Plateau State. [40km]
24. Construction of Adikpo – Ajio – Teshe – Ada – Kyogen – Obudu Road (Benue/Cross River States). [44.9km]
25. Rehabilitation of Abuja – Lokoja Road (Zuba – Abaji), Lokoja-bound Carriageway. [86km]
C. EMERGENCY REPAIRS / SPECIAL INTERVENTION PROJECTS:
1. Emergency Repair Works on Washout Sections and Desilting of Eroded Portions along Abuja – Lokoja Road (Section I: Zuba – Sheda with Spur to Airport Road).
2. Limited Rehabilitation of Child Care Trust Road and Construction of Five Adjoining Roads in Bwari, FCT.
3. Emergency Repair Works on Road Shoulders, Line Drains and Extension of Retaining Walls at Gada Biyu along Abuja – Lokoja Road.
4. Special Intervention on Flood-Damaged Embankments along Itobe – Ayingba Road.
5. Special Repairs of Lokoja – Gamaja Road.
6. Special Intervention on Flood Damage along Kabba – Egbe Road.
7. Special Intervention on Flood Damage at Bridge along Abaji – Koton-Karfi Road.
Road Projects Started by the Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since 2023
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway
• Section I substantially completed (Lagos)
• Section II (Ogun) at 60% completion
• Sections IIIA & IIIB (Akwa Ibom/Cross River) at 20%
• Sections IVA & IVB at 5%
• Section V awarded and under construction
Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway
• Section I (Sokoto): 40%
• Section II (Kebbi): 60%
• Section III (Ogun): 18%
• Section IV (Oyo): mobilisation stage
Akwanga–Maiduguri Superhighway
• 700‑km corridor flagged off in phases
• Section II (Gombe–Biu) flagged off June 2026
• Section I (Akwanga–Kaduna–Jos) flagged off July 2026
Gombe–Biu Highway
• N1.245 trillion project flagged off as part of national connectivity expansion
Trans‑Sahara Trade Route
• Ongoing works linking Calabar, Ebonyi, Benue, Kogi, Nasarawa, and Abuja
Other Approved/Awarded Road Projects
• Otuocha–Anam–Abaji (Kogi) - 108km to be dualized
• Oba–Nnewi–Uga–Ihube (Okigwe Junction), connecting Anambra/Imo to Enugu–PH Road, passes through Abia, 150km to be dualized
• Ibadan- Ife – Ilesa – Akure -Owo road
• Gbongan – Odeomu - Akoda – Osogbo
• Ibadan- Iwo – Osogbo road
• Abuja - Kaduna - Kano Expressway
• Kano - Maiduguri Road
• Lagos–Badagry Expressway (Agbara–Seme Border)
• East-West Road (Eleme Junction to Ahoada) – 94km
• Alesi–Ugep Road, Cross River State – 67.1km
• New Artisan Market Bridge, Enugu – 75m dual-span bridge
• New Bridge at Akpoha, Ebonyi State – 75m single-span bridge
• Port Harcourt–Onne Junction (East-West Road)
It appears the entire country is a construction site. Kudos President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Earlier today, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu represented by the Hon Minister of Finance, @taiwooyedele, launched five Federal Government's Flagship Programmes in Abuja aimed at driving human capital development under the Renewed Hope administration.
The programs are listed below:
1. The Nigeria Community Action for Resilience and Economic Stimulus Additional Financing
2. The Solutions for Internally Displaced and Host Communities Program
3. The Human Capital, Opportunity for Prosperity and Equity(HOPE) Program which is subdivided into three;
- HOPE Geo-V; HOPE PHC; HOPE EDU
These programs are designed to ensure that every Nigerian gets to feel the impact of the booming economy through targeted investments in human capital, community resilience and economic empowerment as the nation seeks to build a $1trillion economy by 2030.
The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, highlighted the progress of the Federal Government's health sector reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda, noting that coordinated investments through the HOPE PHC Programme, Basic Health Care Provision Fund, Multi-Donor Trust Fund, and federal and state financing are delivering measurable improvements in primary healthcare, maternal and child health, and health system performance nationwide.
Key highlights:
- Over 3,000 Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) revitalised to Level II, with about 1,000 more nearing completion.
- More than 43,000 women and newborns transported through the national emergency medical transport system.
- 78,400 health workers retrained to strengthen healthcare delivery.
- Primary healthcare visits increased to 45.5 million per quarter, up from less than 10 million in 2023.
- 251 secondary health facilities equipped with maternal and newborn health equipment across the country.
- Significant improvements recorded in institutional deliveries, antenatal care attendance (ANC4), pentavalent vaccine coverage, family planning uptake, and access to modern contraceptives.
- Reforms are anchored on data, accountability, and evidence-based performance, with the Federal Government working alongside states, local governments, and development partners to improve health outcomes nationwide.
Nigeria has adopted the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO) e-passport verification system.
Major things to know:
- This will aid Nigerian electronic passports to be authenticated more seamlessly at border control points across ICAO Public Key Directory (PKD) member states
- ICAO Public Key Directory is a centralized platform that enables countries to securely exchange the digital certificates required to authenticate e-passports at border control points.
- Instead of relying on bilateral exchanges of passport verification data between individual countries, the ICAO PKD allows participating states to upload their own information and download that of other members through a single system.
- This development reinforces President Bola Tinubu’s administration commitment to strengthening the integrity of Nigeria’s travel documents by promoting global interoperability and enabling seamless border clearance for holders of Nigerian passports.
- The ICAO website shows that the PKD has more than 100 participants worldwide.
“Discipline was not a slogan to him, it was a way of life. Integrity was not a political strategy, it was his character. Simplicity was not cultivated for public admiration, it reflected who he truly was”
-Sen Ibukunle Amosun
The establishment of the Muhammadu Buhari Centre, a landmark institution, is one of the major initiatives currently in the pipeline. It will be managed and overseen by the Muhammadu Buhari Foundation. It is not going to be just a memorial place, the Centre is envisioned as a world-class destination dedicated to preserving the life, values and legacy of our boss, the late President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR.
It will serve as a hub for historical documentation, research, leadership development, exhibitions and legacy preservation, while also providing modern facilities for events, learning and recreation.
The Buhari Centre will be one of Abuja’s must-visit destinations. In this place, history will be preserved, ideas are going to be nurtured, while future generations can draw inspiration from the enduring legacy of Nigeria’s most consequential leader.
———— @BashirAhmaad
Earlier today, Mr. John Ehidreme, 56, was arrested for illegally dumping refuse into a drainage channel at No. 18 Oluoga, Ikorodu.
The Lagos State Government reiterates that indiscriminate waste disposal is a violation of environmental laws, as it obstructs drainage channels, contributes to flooding, and poses significant public health and environmental risks.
Residents are urged to dispose of waste responsibly and use only approved waste management facilities.
#CleanerLagos
Act One: Delivering on the Promise. Delivering on President Tinubu's commitment to Nigerian workers:
- Pension assets increased by 51%, rising from ₦20.7 trillion to ₦31.48 trillion, creating ₦10.7 trillion in new retirement wealth in just two years.
- 938,229 new contributors enrolled into the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), expanding retirement security for more Nigerians.
- Pension Boost 1.0 increased aggregate monthly pension payments by 22%, from ₦12.2 billion to ₦14.9 billion.
- More than 195,000 pensioners from Treasury-funded MDAs who retired on or before 29 July 2024 now receive a ₦32,000 monthly consequential pension adjustment, ensuring retirees also benefit from the new national minimum wage.
No seating president in the history of Nigeria has revamped and restructured our defense more than the late baba Buhari, continue to rest in peace..
May PBAT succeed ❤️🤲🇳🇬
Nigeria rejoices as the Federal Government secures the rescue of the kidnapped Orire School pupils and Teachers in a high intelligence and counter-terorrism operation in the Oyo forest.
Watch the highlights of other activities of the President in this edition of #PBATWeekInReview.