Kano Leadership, Enlightenment And Advocacy for Development initiativeS.#DaRUWANA Mission and Visioned to uplift Kano, Socially, Economically and Politically.
@KanoChronicle The kind of deliberate corporate citizen leadership that transforms society. By empowering the next generation through higher education,Salbas Oil and Gas is directly investing in Kanoβs long term economic and intellectual capacity. An exemplary initiative that deserve massive ππΎ
@BashirAhmaad Lack of direct connectivity to neighboring countries like Niger slows down trade unnecessarily. Whether it's a state owned airline or attracting regional carriers to use Kano as a hub, fixing this travel gap would massively boost the northern economy. Over to you, @Kyusufabba
@BelloGaladanchi@KanoChronicle Exceptional work! Providing our children with clean, vibrant, and safe spaces to learn is an investment that will pay dividends for decades. Kudos to you and the team behind this brilliant initiative! #DanBello
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@SaharaReporters β¦500 billion is a figure that could have provided millions of Nigerians with stable electricity. We support the EFCC's efforts to bring clarity to this case. Accountability isn't just about arrests; it's about ensuring these funds are recovered and used to light up our nation.
@IU_Wakilii The disparity between what is allegedly stolen (β¦500 BN) and what is actually released to critical sectors like Health is the biggest threat to our national development. We are watching the ECN case closely itβs time for the dots to lead to real consequences, not just headlines.
@instablog9ja 50% debt service to revenue ratio for 2026 is a serious fiscal red flag.While external factors play a role,our priority must be rapid industrialization to increase the revenue we generate.Transparency in how we manage existing loans is just as important as the interest we pay.
@NigeriaStories This is a massive blow to the energy sector's reputation. 500 billion is a staggering amount that could have revolutionized Nigeria's energy security. Transparency in our energy agencies is non negotiable. We expect a thorough investigation and swift justice to ensure these... β
@WestAfricaWeek Lack of data is the enemy of development. Failing to publish budget implementation reports for Q3/Q4 2025 and Q1 2026 makes it impossible for citizens and businesses to plan effectively.
#SaveNigeria
@ruffydfire A fresh 1.25 billion loan is on the table. While these funds are aimed at Jobs Acceleration, we must be wary of our total debt approaching β¦161 trillion. We believe true economic stability comes from productive internal growth, not just external borrowing.
@instablog9ja it is heartbreaking to realize that while we struggle with power supply, funds for Mambilla & Zungeru were being diverted. We stand for a Nigeria where our natural resources and hydroelectric potential are used to light up homes, not line pockets.
@NigeriaStories Diverting billions meant for critical power infrastructure like Mambilla and Zungeru is a direct blow to Nigeriaβs development. We believe this sentence sends a necessary message, public office is a trust, not a personal treasury. Justice for the millions left in darkness.
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@NigeriaStories The true measure of fuel affordability isn't just the price at the pump it's the 'labor time' required to buy it.
βIn the UK, a minimum wage worker earns a litre of petrol in about 8 minutes. In Nigeria, that same litre costs a minimum wage worker nearly 3 hours of labor.
@NigeriaStories The message is clear: the subsidy is not returning. Now, the priority must be accountability. Every Naira saved from this burden must be used transparently to build the infrastructure and energy stability that Nigerians were promised in exchange for this sacrifice.
@CrownprinceCom2 This represents a significant expenditure that could have been directed toward pressing infrastructure or energy needs. We must demand a clear breakdown of these costs to ensure that the transition to NNPCL actually adds value to the Nigerian economy,rather than just adding costs
@MR__Sulaiman1 We must raise the bar for what we call "empowerment." Our youth possess incredible potential that deserves to be met with quality education, job opportunities, and structural support. Real progress is measured by how many people we help become self sufficient.
#LeadershipMatters