Christie Pius

@ChristiePius

Female | Creative | Innovative | Unique.

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Joined December 2015

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Daniel Regha

@DanielRegha

almost 2 years ago

Davido didn't participate in the 2023 Nigerian general election, there's no proof of him voting on the presidential election day; But he's quick & happy to participate in the US election. This is sickening.

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Christie Pius @ChristiePius

almost 2 years ago

@PeterObi please persuade @Neconigeria to pay examiners

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Peter Obi

@PeterObi

almost 2 years ago

In furtherance of my commitment to help in building a future society rooted in good Health and Education, I visited three Educational and Health institutions today and made varying donations totaling N70m in support of these institutions. Firstly, I had the honour of participating in the commencement of the new Shanahan University in Onitsha, which was launched today. I spoke to the students about the importance of prioritizing their education, as it remains the surest path to success. In support of the university, I made a token donation of N50 million towards the infrastructural development of the institution. From Shanahan University, we proceeded to Waterside Midwifery, Onitsha, where I made an additional donation of N10 million to support their progress and improve the quality of training for personnel who are crucial in reducing Nigeria’s unacceptable levels of infant mortality. My next stop was the Borromeo School of Nursing Sciences, Onitsha, where I reaffirmed my belief in the vital role that nursing schools play in our healthcare system. To further this cause, I donated another N10 million to assist in their continued efforts. Continuing with my unwavering commitment to advancing health and education, my upcoming visits to Anambra State will be to the University of the Niger and Iyienu College of Nursing Sciences. We must build our society by improving measurable indices of development. A new Nigeria is POssible is possible through greater education and enlightenment. -PO

PeterObi's tweet photo. In furtherance of my commitment to help in building a future society rooted in good Health and Education, I visited three Educational and Health institutions today and made varying donations totaling N70m in support of these institutions.

Firstly, I had the honour of participating in the commencement of the new Shanahan University in Onitsha, which was launched today.

I spoke to the students about the importance of prioritizing their education, as it remains the surest path to success. In support of the university,

I made a token donation of N50 million towards the infrastructural development of the institution.

From Shanahan University, we proceeded to Waterside Midwifery, Onitsha, where I made an additional donation of N10 million to support their progress and improve the quality of training for personnel who are crucial in reducing Nigeria’s unacceptable levels of infant mortality.

My next stop was the Borromeo School of Nursing Sciences, Onitsha, where I reaffirmed my belief in the vital role that nursing schools play in our healthcare system.

To further this cause, I donated another N10 million to assist in their continued efforts.

Continuing with my unwavering commitment to advancing health and education, my upcoming visits to Anambra State will be to the University of the Niger and Iyienu College of Nursing Sciences.

We must build our society by improving measurable indices of development.

A new Nigeria is POssible is possible through greater education and enlightenment. -PO

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Peter Obi

@PeterObi

almost 2 years ago

For the umpteenth time, the national grid has collapsed, plunging a huge part of the nation into darkness and exposing the fragility of Nigeria’s power infrastructure. This recurring disaster is a national shame and a glaring testament to the failure of leadership and policy implementation at the highest levels. How long must Nigerians endure a system that fails to provide one of the critical necessities for a productive society? This latest power grid collapse is emblematic of a leadership and government that have consistently failed to prioritize the welfare and economic well-being of the people. We all know the immense importance of power supply to the transformation of our economy. Its support to SMEs, which are the engine of job creation and a major contributor to our GDP, is immeasurable. Today, we are the fourth largest economy in Africa, having fallen from the number one position due to leadership failure over the years, including the persistent power crisis, which is critical when compared to smaller economies. South Africa, which is now the largest economy in Africa with a GDP of about $400 billion and 30% of our population, generates and distributes over 40,000 megawatts of electricity. Secondly, Egypt, the second largest economy with a GDP of about $350 billion and half of our population, generates and distributes over 40,000 megawatts. Algeria, the third largest economy, with about 300B GDP and 20% of our population, generates and distributes over 50,000 megawatts of electricity. Nigeria, with less GDP but with more population than the 3 countries combined, generates and distributes less than 10,000 megawatts, and even that is riddled with frequent collapses and crises of failure. This disparity in power generation is a reflection of the deep-rooted governance deficit that continue to hold back our growth and potential. It is time for urgent, comprehensive reform. Nigerians deserve a government that prioritizes measurable indices of development. A new Nigeria is POssible. PO.

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