My people’ll say, ‘Ęni a wi fun óbá ję o’ gbó, ęni a s’òró fun óbá ję o’ gba.
This panic measure wouldn’t be necessary if the reform has ensured no one is left behind. Yeah! No one would’ve noticed the subsidy was removed.
You may now think it’s because of the coming election.
Atiku is speaking the language common Nigerians wants to hear despite he doesn’t know what it entails to achieve it.
It’ll be unfortunate if @OfficialAPCNg goes silent which may help him to lie his way into Aso Rock.
Yes Nigerians need a life-line but not palliative damn it!
OMONIYI AKINSIJU: "We reviewed the response of Atiku Abubakar, former vice-president and presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), to the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential campaign council’s demand that he step down immediately from the 2027 presidential race. The APC-PCC said Atiku compromised Nigeria’s national interests for personal enrichment, citing evidence and the ruling of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Arbitration Tribunal in France. In his defence, Atiku insisted that the ICC tribunal never issued a corruption verdict against him, nor did it establish that he accepted a bribe. He challenged the APC to publish the exact paragraph of the ruling that explicitly indicted him."
https://t.co/FZR7RHLSMC
The strategy Atiku is adopting this circle is to continually embarrass PBAT and create an air of uncertainty till people start thinking something is wrong and @OfficialAPCNg is doing virtually zero to counter these attacks.
What’s going on?
https://t.co/kFOEd9l4my
I was an engr on the road in the 90s. Many sections of the road were failing and we knew the best solution’s a concrete pavement but for paucity of fund. Both Oyo & Osun were always doing their sections of the road but the road continued to fail.
Thanks now to @officialABAT 👏🏾👏🏾
The thickness of the concrete on the Osogbo–Iwo–Ibadan road is very satisfying to see.
These are the kind of roads Nigeria deserves—strong, durable, and built to last.
Well done to the President Bola Tinubu-led Federal Government on this project. 🇳🇬👏
Obi: I believe in state police.
Kwankwaso: I don’t believe in state police.
Obi: I will not bring back subsidy
Kwankwaso: I will bring back subsidy.
4 months to election, presidential candidate and his Vice haven’t yet agreed on 2 very important policy decisions.
Meanwhile can you kindly explain NDC method of petrol subsidy as described by kwankwaso?
Listen to Baba Kola Olootu with a bottle of Heineken & enjoy the foolishness of those who believe u can become Mobil's Treasurer without going to school. Tinubu's jazz must be grade one! 😂
@Minenguamo1 😀😀 No one can do anything to him in the US even they have personal issues to grind with him. He is on diplomatic passport. Even Trump can’t do anything.
Don’t be fed with falsehood. I am talking from the position of what I know. 😀
Some people are so dumb!
You mean PBAT in his capacity as the President of Federal Republic of Nigeria can’t go to the US and in particular UN?
Are you kidding me?
I’m sure you’re all baiting him in order to embarrass him as you did at Chatham House the last time. What a heck!
I hope @OfficialAPCNg officials are reading the news as they sit back and allow Nigerians to be fed with Obi’s falsehood. They forgot that if you repeat a lie over and over, people will take it as the true.
If you allow this man lie his way to Aso Rock, the joke is on you.
We join Nigerians and the global creative community in mourning legendary actor Olu Jacobs.
From international cinema, including American productions, to becoming one of the defining voices of Nigerian film, his extraordinary talent crossed borders and generations.
His legacy lives on in the stories he told and the generations of artists he inspired.
Rest in peace, Olu Jacobs.
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Who is more deserving the Ballon d’or of this year?
No doubt, the GOAT himself: Lionel Messi!
He single-handedly took Argentina to the World Cup finals.
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Pls read me right:
A coy/individual who can afford to do N100m volume of trade before devaluation but same N100m today can only afford such to engage in transactions 1/10th in value (just saying) after devaluation. It’s obvious such will need 90% or equivalent value…/1
Right talk sir, Mr. President.
I repeat again. This can be achieved alongside the reform. Nigerians don’t need to suffer for the sins of their leaders.
Many people were brought back to zero by the devaluation policy. Don’t you think they deserve to start allover again?…/1
8/, So, if you want trillion $ economy, start with your people. You need them more.
Let me say here. This Govt’s still the best I’ve seen since my youth. The reason I want it to succeed. The reason I’m lending my one cent.
Still the best among and far above current pretenders.