Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍

Eco-preneur|Environment enthusiast|passionately pro-poor

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

Let’s flatten the curve! Let’s practice social distancing and lockdown as much as possible. Even if the govt does not enforce it! Let’s do the right thing and save ourselves from perishing- by the Grace of God!

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

@Nawas_masood Use "losable" money from your coffers. Money that if you lose your heart wouldn't jump even a little. Or at least not lose sleep over.

[Beet-Kon @beet_kon]

His name is Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike
Popularly known as EVANS THE BILLIONAIRE KIDNAPPER
He was notorious and nefarious
He ended lives of prominent Nigerians
Till today no one could match his killing spree

Now imagine someone dragged Christianity because of the acts he committed
That would be foolish right?

Let's say his name is bello from borno ,
The Internet would be let loose .
Whenever there's an argument, the Christians would always display his photos to get back at muslims

This should tell you that attributing ones act to his religion is stvpid

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

@beet_kon Oh! People have already forgotten about Evans. Anyway, God dey!

[Zagazola @ZagazOlaMakama]

The Plateau State Government cannot continue to pretend that violence becomes a crisis only when there is a reprisal.

The most disturbing part of the worsening insecurity in Plateau is not only the killings themselves, but the selective outrage and apparent institutional silence that follows them. When Fulani civilians are killed in their hamlets, the response from government often appears muted, or completely absent.

But the moment there is a reprisal, the government suddenly finds its voice, its condemnation becomes loud, and the incident becomes the centre of attention. Thats when everybody wants America and Isreal to know.

That is a dangerous double standard.

A government cannot afford to treat the death of one community as routine while treating the death of another as a national emergency. Every innocent life lost in Plateau should carry the same weight, whether the victim is Fulani, Berom, Mwaghavul, Hausa or any other community.

The continued silence surrounding attacks on Fulani communities is particularly dangerous because it creates the perception that some victims do not matter. Once communities begin to believe that government will not protect them or seek justice for them, they naturally lose confidence in the state. And that is where the cycle of violence becomes almost impossible to stop.

Government cannot condemn the fire while ignoring who lit the match. It is unacceptable for authorities to condemn reprisal attacks without equally confronting the attacks that preceded them. You cannot keep condemning the smoke while refusing to investigate the fire. If a farmer is killed, arrest the killers. If a herder is killed, arrest the killers. If a village is attacked, investigate it. If livestock are destroyed deliberately, investigate it. If innocent civilians are massacred, bring those responsible to justice. The identity of the victim should never determine the urgency of the government’s response.

Silence is not neutrality

The state government’s apparent reluctance to speak forcefully when Fulani civilians are killed is not helping reconciliation. If anything, it risks convincing affected communities that they have been abandoned. That perception is combustible. A government that genuinely wants peace must be prepared to tell its own supporters uncomfortable truths. It must condemn wrongdoing even when the perpetrators come from communities considered politically sympathetic.

Leadership is not defending your people when they are right. Leadership is confronting them when they are wrong too. Anything less is political convenience masquerading as peacebuilding.

The Plateau Government should wake up before the situation deteriorates further. Every unresolved killing becomes another grievance. Every unpunished attack becomes another justification for revenge. Every selective statement from government deepens suspicion.
And eventually, the state risks becoming an observer in a conflict it has a constitutional duty to prevent. It is not the responsibility of the Military alone all the time. The government must stop waiting for reprisals before becoming interested in violence.

@DHQNigeria
@HQNigerianArmy

[Abdool Moh. @abdool_moh]

This should be posted on every billboard across Nigeria. We cannot afford another 4 years of Tinubu’s disaster.

TINUBU MUST GO!!!!!!

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

First take on the Dangote IPO.

At ₦525 per share, how many years of profit are you paying for?

If the company earns in a full year what it earned in the first half of 2026, that's twice $1.82 billion, or about $3.64 billion; that price is 13.1 times those earnings. In plain terms: you are paying about thirteen naira of company value for every one naira of that year’s profit.

Let's explore whether 13 times is cheap or expensive.

For 2024 and 2025, the plant was still starting up and made losses. You cannot price a share off a loss.

If 2026 profit were only the first-half figure of $1.82 billion, ₦525 would be 26 times earnings. That is expensive. You would be paying as if a half-year were a full year.

If first-half profit is repeated in the second half ($3.64 billion), ₦525 is about fair for a good year — 13 times.

Two outside houses estimate 2026 profit at $3.8 billion and $4.1 billion. At those numbers, ₦525 is 12.6 times and 11.7 times. Still not a bargain, but close to fair if the strong half continues.

Keep this in mind: the Dangote refinery did not plan for the Iran war; today, that war has boosted earnings. An expansion is planned to boost earnings; Dangote is a brand-new asset, meaning lower costs per unit of output, its Hormuz "insurance". Its diffAlso, there are risks: if there is peace in Ukraine and Iran, then oil prices will fall, competition will increase, and sovereign risk will rise.

In summary, this is a great asset; 13 times is fair if earnings grow as imagined. Other refineries are often valued closer to 7–11 times in a normal year, and about 13.6 times only in a strong year.

This is not an asset you buy to flip after 6 months; the company is also offering a bonus if you hold for a year.

This is a fully digital offer, meaning you can buy from all SEC-registered platforms. I personally recommend @investbamboo

This is my opinion, not financial advice; don't rely on it. Please speak with your financial adviser.

[𝐃𝐫 𝐀𝐛𝐮𝐛𝐚𝐤𝐚𝐫 𝐇𝐢𝐝𝐢𝐦𝐚 @Realoilsheikh]

Someone tookover leadership of a country when PMS pump price was ₦185 per Litre in 2023, and today it sells around ₦1450 per litre in 2026, yet you want to tell me that I should not campaign against such disaster?

In a free and fair election, without using state resources to buy votes & intimidate voters, this entire govt of disaster & its governors would be chased out of office before noon on election day.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

For those who are looking for a reliable way to buy the Dangote Refinery IPO, choose an officially approved subscription channel rather than a broker based solely on its brand name.

The official channels are listed below:

BANKS

1. Access Bank PLC
2. Citibank Nigeria Limited
3. Ecobank Nigeria Limited
4. Fidelity Bank PLC
5. First Bank of Nigeria Limited
6. First City Monument Bank Limited
7. Globus Bank Limited
8. Guaranty Trust Bank Limited
9. Keystone Bank Limited
10. Parallex Bank Limited
11. Polaris Bank Limited
12. Premium Trust Bank
13. ProvidusUnity Bank PLC
14. Stanbic IBTC Bank Limited
15. Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria
16. Sterling Bank Limited
17. SunTrust Bank Nigeria Limited
18. Union Bank of Nigeria PLC
19. United Bank for Africa PLC
20. Wema Bank PLC
21. Zenith Bank PLC

ISSUING HOUSES

1. Vetiva Advisory Services Limited
2. FirstCap Limited
3. Stanbic IBTC Capital Limited
4. Chapel Hill Denham Advisory Limited
5. Absa Capital Markets Nigeria Limited
6. Afrinvest Capital Limited
7. CardinalStone Partners Limited
8. Comercio Partners Capital Limited
9. Cordros Advisory Services Limited
10. Coronation Merchant Bank Limited
11. Cowry Asset Management Limited
12. Ecobank Dev. Company Limited
13. FCMB Capital Markets Limited
14. Finmal Finance Services Limited
15. First Ally Advisory Limited
16. FSDH Capital Limited
17. Futureview Financial Services Limited
18. Greenwich Capital Limited
19. Meristem Capital Limited
20. Quantum Zenith Capital & Investments
21. Quest Merchant Bank Limited
22. Rand Merchant Bank Nigeria Limited
23. Renaissance Securities Limited
24. SCM Capital Limited
25. Tiddo Securities Limited
26. United Capital PLC

STOCKBROKERS

1 Absa Securities Nigeria Limited
2 Afrinvest Securities Limited
3 Alpha10 Global Market Limited
4 Anchoria Securities Limited
5 Apel Asset Limited
6 APT Securities & Funds Limited
7 ARM Securities Limited
8 Arthur Stevens Asset Management
9 Associated Asset Managers Limited
10 Atlass Portfolio Limited
11 Ava Securities Limited
12 Bauchi Invest Corporation Securities Ltd
13 Belfry Investment & Securities Ltd
14 Bestworth Assets & Trust Limited
15 BGL Securities Limited
16 Blue Marina Securities Limited
17 Calyx Securities Limited
18 Camry Securities Limited
19Capital Assets Limited
20 Capital Bancorp Plc
21 Capital Express Securities Limited
22 Capital Trust Brokers Limited
23 CardinalStone Securities Limited
24 Cashville Investments & Securities Ltd
25 CDL Capital Markets Limited
26 Centre Point Investment Limited
27 Century Securities Limited
28 Chapel Hill Denham Securities Ltd
29 Chartwell Securities Limited
30 Citi Investment Capital Limited
31 City Code Trust & Invest Company Ltd
32 Compass Investments & Securities Ltd
33 Cordros Securities Limited
34 Core Securities Limited
35 Coronation Securities Limited
36 Cowry Securities Limited
37 Crane Securities Limited
38 Crossworld Securities Limited
39 Crown Capital Limited
40 CSL Stockbrokers Limited

Source: https://t.co/OIV9f86ar6

Good luck!

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu That I'm a stranger to you, as you are to me. You wouldn't be flustered by me calling you on formal grounds as opposed to an intimate/friendly terms.

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

@sowore @UBAGroup @TonyOElumelu You'd be thrown off balance if upon meeting you for the first time, I, a stranger addressed you as "Sowore". You may not respond the way @TonyOElumelu did but in your mind you'd be wondering "who the hell is this person?". If however I said Mr. Sowore, I would be acknowledging

[Extraordinary Ustaz 👳🏾‍♂️📿 @bapphah]

Did you notice? Immediately after The Punch launched the #FreeEse campaign in 2016, pictures of the alleged culprit, Yunusa Dahiru, flooded the social media. It became easy for everyone to identify him.

But ask yourself: has anyone seen the picture of Ifeanyi Onyewuenyi, the Igbo man alleged to have abducted, defiled, and forcefully converted a 16-year-old Muslim girl, Walida, to Christianity?

Why is his face being hidden? Why is the case being underreported? And why is the Muslim community not giving Walida’s family enough support to seek justice for the innocent girl? #FreeWalida, #JusticeForWalida –

Muslim News Nigeria

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

STOP KILLING MUSLIMS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA

STOP KILLING MUSLIMS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA

STOP KILLING MUSLIMS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA

STOP KILLING MUSLIMS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA!!!

YOU CAN NEVER STOP ISLAM NO MATTER THE KILLINGS AND WE WILL NEVER LEAVE ISLAM!

[Retson Tedheke (Sarkin Yakin Ga'ate) @RetsonTedheke01]

THE DEMONIC USA AND EVIL ISREALIS ARE COMING TO SAVE CHRISTAINS:

The Ignorance of The Nigeria Population is Scary and Will Be Nigeria Greatest Problem!

@netanyahu and The Zionist Israeli Government has been Killing Christians in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, Syria since Forever but somehow want to Save Nigeria Christians.

@realDonaldTrump is Deporting Nigeria Christians and all Christians worldwide in record Numbers. He will not give Nigeria Christians Visa due to being Persecuted but Will Give White South Africans Visa due to the Lie that they are being persecuted and driven from their land.

Religion and Ethno Tribal Partitioning of Africa by the Colonialist has destroyed us as a people and Dr. Carter G. Woodson put it perfected in his Book, The Miseducation of the Negro...

“When you control a man's thinking you do not have to worry about his actions. You do not have to tell him not to stand here or go yonder. He will find his 'proper place' and will stay in it. You do not need to send him to the back door. He will go without being told. In fact, if there is no back door, he will cut one for his special benefit. His education makes it necessary.”

US and Western Military Interventions have always Failed. Nathaniel K. Powell in his superb article Why military interventions fail stated it clearly ...

"Interventions rarely, if ever, positively contribute to improving the political environments that originally generated the crises which sparked the interventions in the first place...While each case is clearly different, the failure of most of these interventions to achieve the desired stability and accountable governance implies a need for a serious rethink about how interventions are conducted."

But Somehow Nigeria Christians and IPOB Apologist are Celebrating. @Uncle_Dips, @akinsonglobal and @ishakaa; WE FIT WELL LIKE THIS?

[Sister__ @ana_herleemerh]

ISLAM IS HERE TO STAY IN IGBO LAND!!!

When they accuse us of being paid by the Hausa-Fulanis to be Muslims, I can't help but laugh 😅. Like how na 😄?

Wait a minute, do they think Islam just entered the East yesterday? Do they even know that our forefathers were Muslims? That religion Islam, has been in existence in the East for over a century. Ooh! You don't know?

The man here was my grandfather and this is not the first time I'm writing about him. He embraced Islam in the year 1949 (perhaps your grandfather wasn't even born then 😄). Before he became a Muslim, he was never a Christian. He was a pure pegan to begin with 😅.

Nobody paid him to be a Muslim. He embraced Islam out of his own will and his family joined him. Like how much would you even pay a king to abandon his own religion and follow yours? He was the community leader(Igwe) before and after he embraced Islam. He practiced Islam from 1949 till 1992 before going back to his Creator. He died a Muslim and was buried according to the Islamic rites.

Now calculate from 1949 to 2025 and know exactly how many years Islam has existed in my community. It's even shameful to see those who have passed through the four walls of a university classroom dwell in the illusion of Igbos being paid to be Muslims. Like how una dey reason sef 😄? It's shameful na my Igbo people stop it. Una dey embarrass us na 🙈.

There are communities in the East that have practiced Islam for a century and still counting.

Make una dey get small shame abeg 😄.

To my grandfather, the one who brought the light of Islam in my community, I love you dearly ❤️ His Royal Majesty 👑. As you brought the light of Islam in my community, I ask Allah (S W A) to lighten up your grave, save you from the torments of the grave and the torments of hellfire, forgive your shortcomings and make Jannatul Firdaus your final abode. Your legacy lives on grandpa and I ask Allah to unite us all together in Jannah on the last day 🤲🤲.

Rest on nnannam ❤️👑, your granddaughter loves you dearly the Aluu 1 of Obaka Idim Kingdom.

#foreverinourhearts
#igbomuslimlivesmatters
#photochallenge

Besira Ugochi Abdullahi

[Duke Of Nigeria. @xagreat]

It is not Central Nigeria, it is NORTH CENTRAL NIGERIA.

The kidnappers are not Gun men, they are CHRISTIAN TERRORISTS.

Call a spade a spade.

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

We are calling on the President @officialABAT to have @channelstv shut down for their inciting and divisive misinformation which threatens to crumble the fragile unity of our country. This is a threat that further renders our country vulnerable to invasion by imperialist powers.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

There are already thousands of reactions trailing this post by @channelstv, which deliberately twisted the facts to obviously oil the current dangerous narrative. My main concern here is the fact that what Channels did was clearly deliberate and calculated deception, knowing fully well that there would be no consequences whatsoever.

Initially, they posted the news without mentioning Christmas. After a few minutes, when they realized the post was not generating the reactions they anticipated, they went back to edit it to include “On Christmas Eve.”

This is just irresponsible and speaks to a troubling lack of editorial restraint and professionalism in journalism in this country.

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[Iyo Obietonbara @sankofa360]

General Sani Abacha.

Increased Nigeria's foreign reserves from $494 million in 1993 to $9.6 billion by 1997–1998.

Reduced Nigeria's external debt from around $36 billion in 1993 to $27 billion by 1997.

Lowered inflation rate from over 50% (inherited from previous administrations) to about 8.5%.

Avoided new loans from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) resisting certain conditionalities.

Promoted fiscal discipline in budget spending.

Maintained relative macroeconomic stability amid low global oil prices ($7–15 per barrel)

Created six new states in 1996: Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Ekiti, Gombe, Nasarawa, and Zamfara (bringing the total number of states to 36)

Stabilized the official exchange rate of the naira at around N22 to $1

Supported ECOMOG interventions that helped restore peace in Liberia and Sierra Leone. Costing Nigeria over $1 billion dollars and the lives of over 1,000 Nigerian soldiers.

Expanded federal interventions in agriculture through PTF. Food was available and cheap compared to years before his government.

Supported some rural development initiatives through dedicated funds.

Supported healthcare enhancements via PTF projects, such as hospital upgrades and equipment. He built the national hospital Abuja.

Halted excessive privatization programs initiated under the previous Ibrahim Babangida regime.

Etc.

Ladies and Gentlemen, they lied about General Sani Abacha.

A chronic thief as he has been portrayed wouldn't increase our foreign reserves from $494 million to almost $10 billion.

The so-called Abacha lots as been explained, were monies the administration stashed in foreign accounts in anticipation of US sanctions on Nigeria.

With everything I know now about geopolitics and what is being done to Nigeria, I believe what they said about Abacha were lies.

Like Abacha, Like Gadaffi, Like Idi Amin Dada. Our perceptions of these men were curated by those who don't mean well for us.

[Raby_ah👸🏾🌿🌳🌍 @EnviroQueen_]

"Nigeria works when Nigeria is Productive" - Retson.. I like that!

[Retson Tedheke (Sarkin Yakin Ga'ate) @RetsonTedheke01]

Knowing How impossible it can be to do business in Nigeria, I will support @AlikoDangote Every time, Anytime and All Times even if he is wrong!

In The Past Two Year, Demonic Nigeria Politicians, Elites and Their Regulators have....

1. Tried using the EFCC to Frustrate Him!
2. Said His Diesel and Fuel was of Low Quality!
3. Tried to use Pengassan to Shutdown His Refinery!
4. Lied That Nigeria Has Working Refineries!
5. Tried Using Malta and Now Using Togo to Frustrate This Man!
6. Government Refused to Honour the Agreement on Government Shares of the Refinery,

What is @AlikoDangote's offence?

1. Building a Refinery with loans of over $20billion!
2. Helping Nigeria Save Forex that We Don't Have!
3. Helping Nigeria Stop Fuel Queues That Became a Part of Our Culture!
4. Helping Nigeria Prove to the World that Huge FDI's can work!
5. Helping Nigeria Change the Narrative that Businesses can strive outside the Corruption of Government and Religion!

So, Why Will I not Support This Nigeria Hero and An African Business Legend!

I will always support Aliko Dangote for Localization, Patriotism, Pan Africanism and Common Sense!

NIGERIA WORKS, WHEN NIGERIA IS PRODUCTIVE!