A tailor should not need millions of naira to buy industrial machinery before she can grow her business. A food processor should not have to build a factory before producing at scale.
That is why the Federal Government, under our Renewed Hope administration, is investing in shared MSME hubs through our National MSME Clinics, giving entrepreneurs access to modern equipment, reliable power and production facilities without carrying the full cost alone.
Today, 21 shared facilities across 19 states and the FCT are supporting businesses and an estimated 650,000 jobs.
Nigerians do not lack ideas, skill or ambition. Too often, they lack access to the tools and infrastructure needed to turn them into successful businesses.
Our job is to remove those barriers.
When small businesses can produce more, at lower cost, they become more competitive. They grow. They employ more people. They create income and opportunity for Nigerian families.
Giving Nigerian enterprise the tools to succeed is how we build prosperity from the ground up.
That is the Nigeria we are building.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President
@NGRPresident@NigeriaGov
The Chairman of Chairmen is in Monaco… Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger, Commandeur de la Légion d’honneur, Companion of the Order of the Star of Ghana, Michael Adeniyi Agbolade Ishola Adenuga Jr. 🙌🏾… F.Ote💲
@Big_marvis This is a stupid advice in my opinion. The show is not about politics or news events. We already have enough those. The show is to make us laugh and poke fun at elders. GREAT SHOW. please don't change it.
ANAMBRA IGR
2005: N7.3 billion (NGIGE)
2006: N4.6 billion (Peter Obi)
2007: N6.02 billion (Peter Obi)
2008: N6.06 billion (Peter Obi)
2009: N6.5 billion (Peter Obi)
2010: N7.7 billion (Peter Obi)
2011: N6.1 billion (Peter Obi)
2012: N7.6 billion (Peter Obi)
2013: N8.7 billion (Peter Obi)
2014: N10.45 billion (Obiano)
2015: N14.79 billion (Obiano)
2020: N28 billion (Obiano)
NOTE: Anambra IGR reduced significantly AFTER Ngige left. It's either the person that took over from Ngige was not declaring the whole IGR or had no initiative like Ngige.
Peter Obi was UNPRODUCTIVE as a Governor in EVERYTHING, infrastructure, Economy, Security, Policies, Education, whatever in his 8 years, NO INITIATIVE....
He will antagonize, criticize and blackmail the very people he is dying to interview, just so he can get their attention. That is his mojo.
The entire architecture of his endeavors rest around, hate, vitriol, fake news and blackmail.
He is hiding behind the set whilst pursuing the cause of Peter Obi . As the chances of his principal peter Obi diminishes by the day, he gets increasingly frustrated and fights anyone in sight including his fellow anchors.
Clout chaser. You are not worthy to interview the President . Dr Abati and Ojy are not only ahead of you but they are also your seniors and they possess the emotional intelligence required to handle serious issues. The only person you are qualified to interview even by your station’s standard is Peter Obi because with you and him it’s all part of content creation
If you are smart, you would have known by now that you are only useful to the station because of the controversy your nuisance value generate; (ditto, your interview with your principal peter Obi) when the same principals of the station want to engage with serious people , they don’t send you. they send serious people with knowledge and emotional intelligence.
Selah
STATEMENT ON THE CIRCULATION OF FOOTAGE OF THE KANO STATE GOVERNOR
Our attention has been drawn to footage circulated by Arise News showing the Executive Governor of Kano State, His Excellency Abba Kabir Yusuf, waving to commuters along a road in Kano. We consider it necessary to place this in proper context.
The footage was recorded on 16 April 2025, when the Governor stopped to inspect the ongoing reconstruction of Lodge Road to Daula Hotel Roundabout, shortly after his return from Morocco.
Our concern is not the Governor's interaction with the public, but the timing and manner in which footage recorded over sixteen months ago has now been presented as though current. Responsible journalism requires that archival material carry sufficient context, and this raises questions Arise News should clarify:
1. Why has this footage resurfaced now?
2. Was it shown in its original, complete form, or edited and on what editorial basis?
3. Why was its original date and circumstance not made clear to viewers?
A public official waving to citizens is not evidence of wrongdoing; it is ordinary public engagement.
Journalism's responsibility goes beyond publishing images, it requires ensuring they don't create an impression materially different from the circumstances in which they were recorded.
We respectfully urge Arise News to clarify the date, source, and editorial treatment of the footage. The public deserves nothing less than accurate, properly contextualised reporting.
Thank you.