Clement Ayegbusi

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[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@DeeOneAyekooto He is all civil service wired; constantly thinking of solutions only from government expending money, zero clue about revenue and growing the economy. To his likes, government is the sole enabler of prosperity, that's why they ended up printing money.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@charlesaniagolu This is less than impressive from Charles, one of few broadcasters that rational people can still somewhat respect.
This comes across as helping Obi make his case; Obi himself admitted on your show, to incresing the debt of the State.

Why covering for him. Unimpressive.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@felixherbt Knowledge is at reach these days such that one can get educated on a matter on the spot, in seconds before posting contents that makes one comes across as foolish.
What Engr David is doing there is an ability that only comes with experience.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@OAladesanwa @KemPatriot Old Ondo State implies the present day Ekiti State and Ondo State; OSRC was serving them prior to creation Ekiti State.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@adeniyi4765 @KemPatriot Up to late 90s and early 2000s outside Lagos and Abuja

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

"Crude is our own, scooped from the ground without stress, we will give it to Refineries to allow them sell at cheap prices"

Kenneth and Atiku do not seem to understand the cost of oil exploration is mostly global market driven, from equipment to manpower et al.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@KemPatriot Congratulations!

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@Toyeenlawal @FinPlanKaluAja1 In politics, common sense is not common; optics matter. But it is sad when people pretend to be professionals and blatantly ask political questions hence an Architect has to clarify accounting term to a supposedly financial expert or pseudo economist.

[Oloye Akin Alabi @akinalabi]

1. Those companies did not build those stadiums; they simply paid for the naming rights. For example, Mercedes-Benz pays an average of $12 million per year to have its name on the stadium.

2. The disparity between the cost of maintaining such facilities and the income they generate is so vast that they could easily become white elephants.

Maintaining the Mercedes-Benz Stadium costs about $5 million monthly. There is simply no market for such facilities here.

3. What we need are small arenas (with capacities of 5,000 to 10,000) that have well-maintained playing surfaces and other decent facilities in every Local Government Area across the country.

4. Local Governments (not the president) across the country should be doing (thats if their governors allow local government autonomy to thrive)

5. We can also encourage companies and individuals to build such facilities. For example, I built full-sized pitch (personal funds) at Urban Day Grammar School, Ibadan.

Guess what? We have already unearthed some talents who are now on their way to trials abroad.

Imagine what we could achieve if we all joined hands and did this at scale.

[Brila Media @Brilamedia]

🇳🇬🦅 “Save the teachers. Bring back our children.”

A powerful message from Asisat Oshoala after opening the scoring for the Super Falcons. ❤️

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@ChelseaFC He scored the lone goal that ended our run of home games without defeat, record 86 games (still unbroken). Now come on and break the record, you Legend!

Up The Chels!

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@docneto A good insight into a big contributor to Nigeria's loss of professionals, sadly this is rarely talked about in "japa" discuss.

I have always maintained that employers are as culpable as govt.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@taiwoyedele All the best! Let's do it.

[Okoka Darlington @DarloOkoka]

We were honored to welcome the Area Manager of the Industrial Training Fund (ITF), Edo State, Nigeria to our Training Center.

Her visit was both insightful and encouraging, she commended our commitment in equipping youths with relevant, practical and in-demand skills

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@dmightyangel @woye1 From get go, Gbenga didn't come across as a guest invited to give expert opinion, he started off with advocacy, wrong footed. And indeed his expert opinion was flawed; Lawyer Adebayo sounded more as IT expert than Seun's expert.
Anyway, IT is not a regulated profession.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@DrJoeAbah Yes; "please", "thank you"...these come subconsciously for most people.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@DeeOneAyekooto And a campaign is different from a candidate. Campaigns fund elections, a candidate can only contribute to his own campaign, at least on paper. If a candidate cannot mobilize fund for a campaign, how more inept is such a candidate? Waste of time.

[Reece James @ReeceJames]

2006 a kid arrived at Chelsea with a dream in his heart, boots too big for his feet, but belief from the start. Fast forward to 2026, still wearing the same blue shirt with the same fire inside. This club raised me, shaped me, and gave me a place to call home. Through every game, every battle, every lesson I’ve grown. Now the journey rolls on, the dream still true. Extended till 2032… and still bleeding blue.

[Clement Ayegbusi @Klemolysis]

@cspan @PressSec Establishment politicians and media will always create the buzzing chaos to mask the gains but the people concerned get it.