Bowling KGeN (Ø,G)

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[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

That account configuration is the koko.....

[Type $hii 🥶 @dfwarox]

Omoh even as a +234 e still get some updates we fi pay better if you configure account properly.

But even though, life still Dey lead you 2000-0😩😅

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@adex_smithjr lori iro republic

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@JohnFanimokun I would have asked, "Why was his principal opposed to subsidy removal in 2012"

Simple!

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@MrCharlesky Yes, I have all.

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@BOTAD01 The Lagos-Ibadan expressway media just went mute on that.

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@zillionokoye I'm interested
@zillionokoye

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@BenoHr80463 send link

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

Why does he deserve more scrutiny than the sitting president?

[OPEOLUWA 😎😎 @OpeBee]

I mean, take a good look at this man 🤦🏽‍♂️.

You want to lead us but it if not for us to know how you will govern ?.

Oya now

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@NigeriaStories Plus marketers and the writer of this post, ko money yin

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@HamzaOday775 @realMaalouf You're saying a stimulant has no relation to drugs.....

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

"The macro indices are good after all"

[Neto @docneto]

Who cares that Nigerians are withdrawing their pensions due to joblessness, the macro indices are good after all.

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

See this graph.......

[Neto @docneto]

Nearly 200,000 people have had to prematurely withdraw from their pensions due to job loss over the last 5 years. These are official figures from PENCOM that demonstrate the disaster of BAT and their party yet APC folks want you to disregard this in favour of bogus macro indices.

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

Meanwhile....
https://t.co/1mKevRp4kK

[Akinwumi @Big_marvis]

🇳🇬 History Rewards Courageous Leadership

Great nations are built by leaders willing to make difficult decisions today for a stronger tomorrow. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration has embarked on bold reforms aimed at laying a sustainable foundation for Nigeria's long-term growth, stability, and prosperity.

While the journey of reform may come with temporary challenges, history often remembers those who chose progress over convenience and the future over short-term applause.

As citizens, our collective resilience, patience, and commitment to national development remain vital as we work together towards a more prosperous Nigeria.

"History will remember President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as one of the leaders who made bold decisions for the future of Nigeria." 🇳🇬❤️

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@OgbeniDipo @OgbeniDipo it over 10 years since Apc took over and Nigeria is yet to be El dorado.

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

My takeaway: The cost of living is crushing everyone.

[Tudo Bams @tudobams]

Inflation is a thief, and the government is cooking the numbers! 

Let’s talk about the latest inflation number @ 15.93%. 

Yeah, if you believe the lamba; because as Nigerians living in the real world, we know that number is a fantasy.

The NBS (National Bureau of Statistics) calculates inflation using a "basket of goods." But here’s the problem, their basket doesn’t look like your basket. While they average in the price of things you rarely buy, they often downplay the very high costs of the "Big 3"; transport, energy, and staple foods which make up nearly 80% of the average household’s survival budget.  

When you factor in the 50% spike in fuel costs, the rampant insecurity on our highways and all the other daily extra road block charges added to transport costs,  the real inflation rate for the average Nigerian is closer to 30%.

And let’s also bust the "Rebasing" myth real quick;

rebasing is just a statistical facelift at best. It does not lower prices. Truth is, you cannot rebase your way out of a cost of living crisis. The NBS can gamble with the base year all it wants, the reality remains: the cost of living is crushing everyone.  

Oh and the CBN just drained ₦6.88 trillion out of the system in two weeks through OMO auctions, in another attempt to curb inflation. But this is a classic mistake; you cannot solve a supply‑side crisis with monetary‑side punitive measures. 

And while we’re at it, you don’t solve rising costs by taxing the fuel and data that we need to work. So ignore the IMF totally!

Now, here’re a few pointers to the govt:

-Stop this tax-obsessed approach already. You will never Tax or VAT your way out of this current crisis.

- Hunker down and do the heavy lifting. Inflation in Nigeria is cost-push; driven by the high cost of production. If you want to lower inflation, secure the trade corridors so food reaches the market without disruptions. It’s simple; If supply goes up, prices go down.  

- Put an end to wasteful spending: Stop asking Nigerians to endure or "tighten our belts" while you expands your own waistline. Cut the cost of governance first.

Like H.E @peterobi says; “you cannot be telling people to fast, while you feast.”

- Our national productivity is being strangled by the state of our primary transport corridors; fix our critical Trunk A roads, not the “new legacy” vanity projects like the coastal road to nowhere.

Practice overall responsible and empathetic governance. Nigerians are in pain, we are being crushed under the weight of so-called reforms; time to end this experiment and get back to real nation building. 

- A new Nigeria 🇳🇬 is very much POssible.

#OK2027

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@DrKalu_ This religion feels alien to them

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@kelvinEda91 @kelvinEda91 here we go....

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

BREAKING NEWS: IMF asks Federal Government to impose fuel and telecom taxes in Nigeria as part of broader measures to increase government revenue

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

Morocco, a true test for be Brazil's might

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

@Femi5567 @Fra_nkXBT It didn't work

[Bowling KGeN (Ø,G) @Bowler615111]

What about banditry related deaths?

[StatiSense @StatiSense]

HAVE TERRORISM DEATHS DROPPED BY 81%? A LOOK AT 2015 VS 2025

Year — Terrorism Deaths
2015 — 4,940
2025 — 750

Change — -84.86%

(Institute for Economics & Peace, IEP)

#Statisense