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A Father, An Engineer and Lover and preacher of peace....a typical unapologetic Nigerian!

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@DeeOneAyekooto clowns...

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@Equityoyo The difference is damn too wide....please, be cautious...there is every possibility that one of the package isn't original!

[De1St DON @De1stD]

for everyone to know......for me...2027 is surely for PBAT

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

On your mandate we shall stand, President Tinubu till 2031.... don't say anything just Retweet 👇 🔥❤️🇳🇬

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@ajsomebody @PeterObi Very well said.. a supposed leader that runs away from anywhere there is trouble (in pitobi words) isn't fit to rule a kindergarten classroom, not to talk of a country as complex and vast as Nigeria!

[De1St DON @De1stD]

@dolawanle there is need for clarifications on allegations....the step taken by Alhaji Dangote is credible and very welcomed. if everyone accused wrongly will take such steps, lies and misinformation will reduce on social media!...see as the Alhaji come gentle!....

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@osazenoo haba na....Dapo is super and far ahead in comparism....

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@YourViewTVC @TVCconnect Please, check this video from the lady...

https://t.co/6BsjfKeo4n

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@Stainlesz05 @DeeOneAyekooto What do you expect? When the president can lie brazenly..you now expect the mission not to tow the lane? Dey play😊

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@Saniyahayaazare @officialABAT @woye1 @KashimSM @TahirTalba @OfficialAPCNg @1Manus_ O sure ju!

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No comment!…. Thank you internet for not forgetting 🚶🏻‍♂️‍➡️😊

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

Is debt good or bad? Please help me conclude from this video.

[De1St DON @De1stD]

@mickiebrownkie 👋 hi

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From the Horse’s mouth…. Aside brewery… let PO point to his achievement in Anambra state before aspiring to rule Nigeria…

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

“The last time a president visited for a commissioning was in 2012 for a brewery, but today, the president is here to commission roads spanning several kilometers, flyovers, a government house, and more.”

- Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State.

[De1St DON @De1stD]

Let the truth be heard… as it is spoken already!

[President Otunba GCFRN 🇳🇬 @de_generalnoni]

God bless Akpabio. See facts omo! At the moment Peter go dey regret for not doing much in Anambra state. See bragging rights from Akpabio!!!

[De1St DON @De1stD]

@confindence24 @officialABAT 100%

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This is good for the records…. So when Mallam comes with his threat comes 2027….. we can show this

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

“….Atiku received his highest votes from Kaduna State. For the first time in the history of Kaduna State in 2023….”

Shehu Sani

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Isn’t this interesting…. The same man saddled with the conduct of election involving all other parties …

[Wale S Akerele @akerele_s]

—Adeleke Appoints PDP Member as Osun Electoral Commission’s Chairman

13th of November, 2023.

—-The OSSIEC chairman resigned his membership in PDP in September 2024.

—-He conducted election in February 2025.

—-You too be the judge. @AAdeleke_01

[Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK) @fkeyamo]

Thursday, October 17th, 2024

Abuja, Nigeria

PRESS RELEASE

NIGERIA’S AVIATION SCORE ON CTC COMPLIANCE INDEX RISES TO 75.5%, COUNTRY REMOVED FROM WATCHLIST

Nigeria's global aviation compliance score has seen a significant improvement following the signing of the Administrative Rules governing aircraft repossession by creditors and lessors, known as the Irrevocable De-registration and Export Request Authorization (IDERA).

The Aviation Working Group (AWG) announced yesterday that Nigeria's score on the Cape Town Convention (CTC) Compliance Index has been increased from 70.5% to 75.5%, placing the country in the ‘high category.’ This development marks Nigeria's official removal from the AWG’s watchlist of non-compliant countries.

The AWG, in a communication to Nigeria's Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo SAN, confirmed that the signing of the IDERA concludes Nigeria's compliance process, unlocking numerous opportunities for the country's aviation sector.

This milestone is expected to open new avenues for aircraft financing and dry-leasing for Nigerian airline operators, ensuring greater access to aircraft leasing markets globally. The resulting impact will be felt in increased flight regularity, the expansion of serviced routes, and competitive ticket pricing, ultimately benefiting the Nigerian public.

Attached is the official communication from the AWG to Minister Festus Keyamo SAN, confirming Nigeria's compliance status.

Tunde Moshood
Special Adviser to the Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development

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worthy of genuine digestion and reasoning!...lets look at this from this perspective, why should a company be declaring trillions in Profit while its product/s is exhorbitant?

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

Tinubu government did not lie about fuel subsidies

I have read a series of articles attacking the Federal Government for not telling the truth about fuel subsidy payments, following NNPC Limited's admittance it was owing suppliers some $6 billion.

Some of the stories have been written with relish, as the authors believed they have uncovered some scoops.

The truth is that there is no discovery. No lie uncovered. The government has been faithful to its policy that it was no longer going to pay fuel subsidies since President Tinubu announced the deregulation of the PMS sector on 29 May 2023. Since then, subsidy provisions have disappeared from the budget. It was not in the Supplementary budget of 2023, not in the 2024 budget and the amended 2024 budget.

So the giddy headlines about the so-called unraveling of the Tinubu government’s subsidy payment; and return of subsidy were not justifiable.

Rather what has unravelled was the commendable disposition of the oil company owned by all the tiers of government to absorb the rising costs of petrol at the pump and protect the Nigerian consumer. That generous disposition by NNPC Limited, backed by a compassionate president unwilling to let the people suffer, has been under threat for months, because of the rising cost of crude and the devalued Naira.

The NNPC cried out recently because it can no longer sustain the price differential on its balance sheet without becoming insolvent. The situation has greater implications for the ability of the three tiers of government to function as the NNPC has failed to pay into the Federation Account, the money that should go to the government.

There are no easy choices. Something must be done to make NNPC survive, keep the engines of government running and petrol flowing at the pumps. That is the scenario that is unfolding and the game changer and big relief giver may well be the Dangote refinery and other local refineries which will become the fuel suppliers to the local market. When Dangote Refinery and other refineries, including government owned Port Harcourt Refinery, come fully on stream, our country and economy will benefit on all fronts. There will be many good paying jobs that will be created along the value-chain. There will also be a drop in the huge demand for foreign exchange to import petroleum products.

[De1St DON @De1stD]

This is worthy of being Kept in the archives.....

[Femi Ote$ @realFemiOtedola]

My Dear Brother Aliko,

First and foremost, I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations to President Bola Tinubu for his unwavering support and belief in actualizing this monumental achievement under his administration. This day belongs to every Nigerian who has dared to dream of a better future. Congratulations to our great nation—today, we all stand a little taller.

Aliko, it feels like just yesterday, but it has been 25 long years since we first set our sights on transforming Nigeria’s energy landscape. I remember vividly when we set up the Blue Star Consortium to acquire stakes in the Kaduna and Port Harcourt refineries—20% for me and 51% for you. We were ready to change the game, but fate had other plans. The government of the day, in an act I can only describe as utterly obnoxious, canceled our stakes and thwarted our vision. But, as always, you refused to be deterred.

You never gave up on the dream we shared. You carried the torch forward, igniting a spark that has today become a roaring flame. And now, 25 years later, here we stand on the precipice of history, with the first fuel shipment from the Dangote Refinery—a feat that is nothing short of miraculous.

While the Kaduna and Port Harcourt refineries have remained dormant, their promise unfulfilled despite billions of dollars spent on so-called turn-around maintenance, you have achieved what many said was impossible. You have beaten all the skeptics, silenced the naysayers, and proved wrong those who doubted your resolve, even those who never wanted this project to succeed.

You have not just built a refinery; you have liberated us from the chains of economic dependence that have held this nation back for far too long. The days of bowing to foreign powers for our fuel needs are over, thanks to your vision and determination. You have dealt a death blow to the so-called local cabals who have fattened themselves for years, feeding off our nation’s economic slavery. These cabals, who have grown rich by keeping Nigeria in a perpetual state of dependence, must now face the reality that their era of easy gains is coming to an end.

I am reminded of the time you revolutionized the cement industry in Nigeria. Ships that once brought in cement turned into rusting relics, scraps of a bygone era. Now, with your refinery in full swing, I foresee a similar fate for fuel imports. The depot owners should take heed—it’s time to dismantle those depots and sell them as scraps while the market is still high. The world has changed, and those who do not adapt will be left behind.

When I ventured into the depot business with Zenon, it was in response to the inefficiencies of the NNPC. Zenon pioneered the diesel business in Nigeria and quickly became the largest in the country, filling the gaps left by our inefficient system. But today, your refinery stands as a beacon of what is possible when one has the audacity to dream and the tenacity to see it through.

Aliko, you have my deepest admiration and respect. Congratulations to you and the entire board, management and staff of Dangote Refinery on this monumental achievement. This is not just a victory for you but for every Nigerian who dares to dream. May this be just the beginning of even greater things to come.

With profound respect and warmest regards,

F. Ote$

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@meelonmuskusa NO