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@winexviv Nigeria never think of their growing youths but only think of how they'll line their pockets when they're opportuned to grap power but Chukwu Okike have given us Alex who will definitely change the trajectories now starting from South East.

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@winexviv This is great and beautiful.

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@Gabrielasabuja He wants to use this mumu prayers to capture the heart of the northerners but it's dead on arrival. Tinubu must go!

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@SEDCgov When will the job starts, that's the only language I hear others are story of the gods.

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@Gabrielasabuja Our General please leave that attention seekers wey no get levels to come dey distract you, even their pay masters know that they don't measure equal with you.

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@winexviv May Chukwu Okike keep blessing you and the good works you're doing for Igbo people Iseeeeeee.

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@SundayMiraclea1 @NnaaMehnTv Talk is cheap when see war you will run beyond your father's compound mugu

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@ObidientPremium Trust him at your own peril, the chameleon of the East.

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@PeterObi

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

BREAKING: little girl Success who went missing after the rains of yesterday in Awka , Anambra state that swept off a moving school bus has been found alive under a huge debris.

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Chai our own Isiagụ, may God have mercy. Government of no proper infrastructure planning very clueless.

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This is a video of Isiagu youths rescuing schoolchildren and others who were trapped in floodwater earlier today at Nibo Ring Road, Anambra State, as one student was reportedly missing.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Mourning a Very Dear Brother

Today, Sunday, 20th September 2026, with deepest sense of shock and profound sadness, I received the news of the death of my very dear elder brother, and friend Chief Okey Ezibe.

His death is a great personal loss to me, to his family, to our community and to all who knew and valued him. I will deeply miss his very dear friendship, counsel, courage and the warmth with which he related with everyone around him.

I pray that Almighty God will grant him eternal rest and grant his family, friends and all of us who mourn him the strength and fortitude to bear this painful and irreparable loss.

Omeluora, rest in peace. Your memory will remain with us, and your dream of a New Nigeria will continue to live on. -PO

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@HonestNarrativ F9+

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@AnambraNewMedia You people will continue to disgrace yourselves in the eyes of the world with your onuku prof but one thing is certain, you all will scatter like pack of cards when the real fight begin even your boss in Abuja won't be there for you ndị ụchụ.

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@ToheebAyomide2 Even it sold at #500 per unit you can't afford that because you guys are extremely wretched no two words about it.

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@HonestNarrativ C

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@UgoUgochukwu2 Congratulations the great champion, many more trophies lying ahead.

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DR NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA ON THE OJI ONU, WHO IS ALWAYS READY TO YIELD HIMSELF AND MAKE HIMSELF AVAILABLE FOR POLITICAL MISCHIEVES, WITCHCRAFT AND GAMES

WHO WAS THE CBN GOVERNOR FROM MAY 29, 2024 TO MAY 29, 2009?

DID THE BANKS ACTUALLY RECAPITALISE IN THE REAL SENSE OF IT ...?

HOW DID A NEWLY RECAPITALISED BANKING SECTOR, THAT GAVE RISE TO 25 BANKS THAT CLAIMED THEY RAISED THEIR CAPITAL TO N360BILLION/$2.7BILLION IN DECEMBER 31, 2005, CREATED HOLES AND TOXIC ASSETS IN THEIR BOOKS OF OVER N5.4TRILLION/$36BILLION THAT WAS ACQUIRED BY AMCON AND PAID FOR BY THE TAX PAYERS IN 2010?

IT WAS LAX AND INCOMPETENT SUPERVISION BY THE APEX BANK UNDER THE OJI ONU, THAT LED TO THE ROT IN THE INDUSTRY......GUY MAN WAS BUSY BLOWING GRAMMAR AND FAMZYING THE BANKING COWBOYS, WHO BLIND FOLDED HIM IN HIS CRASS IGNORANCE AND RAN ROUGHSHOD OVER THE INDUSTRY

READ BELOW WHAT NGOZI OKONJI IWEALA SAID👇

"For anyone who has not read Professor Charles Soludo’s article in the Vanguard on January 25 2015, I would encourage them to do so. It is littered with abusive and unbecoming language. It shows how an embittered loser in the Nigerian political space can get so derailed that they commit intellectual harakiri by deliberately misquoting economic facts and maliciously turning statistics on their head to justify a hatchet job. We hope all the intellectuals in the international circles in which Professor Soludo has told us he flies around in will read what a Professor of Economics has chosen to do with his intellect.

In this one article Soludo has shamelessly pandered to so many past leaders that Nigerians are asking one more time — what position is Soludo gunning for now? He claims he has had his own share of public service, yet he has failed twice in his attempts to be Governor of Anambra State and Vice Presidential candidate of various parties.

There is definitely an issue of character with Prof. Charles Soludo and his desperate search for power and relevance in Nigeria. Nigerians should therefore beware of so-called intellectuals without character and wisdom because this combination is fatal.

ON HIS CBN RECORD

It is totally remarkable that Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, the man who presided over the worst mismanagement of Nigeria’s banking sector as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria between May 2004 and May 2009, can write about the mismanagement of the economy.

The consolidation of the banking sector was a good policy idea of the Obasanjo Administration but Soludo went on to thoroughly mismanage its implementation leading to the worst financial crisis in Nigeria’s history.

After consolidation, the regulatory functions of the Soludo-led CBN were very poorly exercised. As Governor, he failed to adequately supervise and regulate the now larger banks.

In his time there was very little separation between the regulators and the regulated. This led to infractions in corporate governance in many banks as loans running to hundreds of billions of naira were extended without due process, and several of these loans could not be paid back.

The banking sector was brought to its knees and required a massive bailout by Nigerian taxpayers. This bailout was done by his successor, who cleaned up the bad debts and transferred them to AMCON. Soludo’s single-handed mismanagement of the banking sector led to an incredible accumulation of liabilities that will cost taxpayers about N5.67 trillion to clean up. This amount is more than the entire Federal Government 2015 Budget and constitutes the bulk of Nigeria’s contingent liabilities mentioned in Soludo’s article. It is only in Nigeria where someone who perpetrated such a colossal economic atrocity would have the temerity to make assertions on public debt and the management of the economy"-DR NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA

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@cuppydat @F1 @Formula3 Congratulations Ada Igbo, proudly Igbo man.

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@Nosakroz Sister don't mind those confusionists that doesn't know their left from right.