Kaycee LA Olamilekan

@LA_Kaycee

The grace that radiate around me, makes me special.

Joined November 2014

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Michael مايكل منير (ن)

@MichaelMeunier

3 days ago

الفيدو دة الفيفا عمال تستخدم حقوق الملكية الفكرية وتمسحة من مواقع التواصل علشان تمحي آثار الجريمة. انشروا الفيديو في كل مكان قبل ما يختفي. خلوه يوصل لكل الناس فيصعب مسحة.

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Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai

@B_ELRUFAI

3 days ago

‘The Arabs in old times used to say. Four things separate brothers: wealth, women, jealousy, and death. Four things make you lose your value among people: talking too much, laughing too much, lying and gossiping. Four things by which a wife ruins her home: stubbornness, anger, suspicion, and raising her voice. Four things by which a man ruins his home: distance, neglect, harshness, and stinginess.’

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Muhammad Ashir

@Muhammad_Ashirr

24 days ago

At age 12, while in Junior Secondary School 1, Zahraddeen Sufyanu helped his mother by hawking groundnuts and dried soup ingredients from street to street. At 14, after saving 1,750 naira and receiving support from his brother, he bought a fairly used Phoenix bicycle, which he rode to Government Technical College, Kano. By 16, mathematics had become his favorite subject, and he represented his school in mathematics and chemistry quiz competitions. At 17, he scored 209 on the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination, one of the highest scores among his classmates. At 18, he worked as a laborer, carrying cement, sand, concrete and blocks to earn a living. He also used painting and decoration skills learned at Government Technical College, Kano, to design stencils, banners, signs and wall decorations. That same year, he gained admission to study electrical engineering at Kano University of Science and Technology, Wudil. At 19, he had memorized 45 hizb of the Quran from Makarantar Allo and was teaching at an Islamiyya school while continuing his own studies. At 21, as a 300-level student, he taught Primary 3 pupils all their subjects and assisted National Certificate in Education teachers with assignments. He earned 5,000 naira per month, later increased to 6,500 naira. After eight months of savings through “adashi,” with support from his sisters, Hajiya Lauratu and Hajiya Magajiya Usman, he bought a laptop for 42,000 naira, which became invaluable for his final-year project. At 23, in 2010, he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering in electrical engineering and became a mathematics and physics teacher for senior secondary school 2 and 3 students, while also offering extra lessons, both free and paid. At 24, in 2011, he taught mathematics at Precise International School, Hotoro; New Salsa International School, Kundila; and later Kano Capital School, earning 38,000 naira monthly in addition to his National Youth Service Corps and state allowances. At 25, in 2012, he joined Dangote Group as a graduate engineering trainee, earning 80,000 naira per month and benefiting from company transportation and accommodation. At 26, in 2013, he became a supervisory engineer overseeing packing plants 1 and 2, with a monthly salary of 160,000 naira. At 27, in 2014, he received a fully funded doctoral scholarship in Malaysia. Although the stipend was lower than his previous salary, his passion for learning made the sacrifice worthwhile. At 29, in 2016, he completed his doctorate in artificial intelligence. He turned down an overseas job opportunity and returned to Nigeria to serve as Lecturer I at Federal University Dutse. He also volunteered as a lecturer at Northwest University, Kano, until 2022. At 33, he had studied numerous classical Islamic texts and continued to deepen his knowledge through the Quran, hadith, fiqh and tawhid. At 38, in 2025, he became a professor and continues to seek opportunities to contribute to Nigeria through education, research and innovation. What do you Learn from his story?

Muhammad_Ashirr's tweet photo. At age 12, while in Junior Secondary School 1, Zahraddeen Sufyanu helped his mother by hawking groundnuts and dried soup ingredients from street to street.

At 14, after saving 1,750 naira and receiving support from his brother, he bought a fairly used Phoenix bicycle, which he rode to Government Technical College, Kano.

By 16, mathematics had become his favorite subject, and he represented his school in mathematics and chemistry quiz competitions.

At 17, he scored 209 on the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination, one of the highest scores among his classmates.

At 18, he worked as a laborer, carrying cement, sand, concrete and blocks to earn a living. He also used painting and decoration skills learned at Government Technical College, Kano, to design stencils, banners, signs and wall decorations. That same year, he gained admission to study electrical engineering at Kano University of Science and Technology, Wudil.

At 19, he had memorized 45 hizb of the Quran from Makarantar Allo and was teaching at an Islamiyya school while continuing his own studies.

At 21, as a 300-level student, he taught Primary 3 pupils all their subjects and assisted National Certificate in Education teachers with assignments. He earned 5,000 naira per month, later increased to 6,500 naira. After eight months of savings through “adashi,” with support from his sisters, Hajiya Lauratu and Hajiya Magajiya Usman, he bought a laptop for 42,000 naira, which became invaluable for his final-year project.

At 23, in 2010, he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering in electrical engineering and became a mathematics and physics teacher for senior secondary school 2 and 3 students, while also offering extra lessons, both free and paid.

At 24, in 2011, he taught mathematics at Precise International School, Hotoro; New Salsa International School, Kundila; and later Kano Capital School, earning 38,000 naira monthly in addition to his National Youth Service Corps and state allowances.

At 25, in 2012, he joined Dangote Group as a graduate engineering trainee, earning 80,000 naira per month and benefiting from company transportation and accommodation.

At 26, in 2013, he became a supervisory engineer overseeing packing plants 1 and 2, with a monthly salary of 160,000 naira.

At 27, in 2014, he received a fully funded doctoral scholarship in Malaysia. Although the stipend was lower than his previous salary, his passion for learning made the sacrifice worthwhile.

At 29, in 2016, he completed his doctorate in artificial intelligence. He turned down an overseas job opportunity and returned to Nigeria to serve as Lecturer I at Federal University Dutse. He also volunteered as a lecturer at Northwest University, Kano, until 2022.

At 33, he had studied numerous classical Islamic texts and continued to deepen his knowledge through the Quran, hadith, fiqh and tawhid.

At 38, in 2025, he became a professor and continues to seek opportunities to contribute to Nigeria through education, research and innovation.

What do you Learn from his story?

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Kaycee LA Olamilekan @LA_Kaycee

about 1 month ago

@BSAT_Properties Alajo or Akawo made away with my money or refuse to pay me my money, can I involve the police to effect an arrest

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Toju Amadedon

@tamadedon

Forex trader and Teacher.Educational Consultant. Karis International Educational Agency.

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LA_Kaycee retweeted

𝒀𝑨𝑺𝑺𝑬𝑹 𝑨𝑺𝑬𝑲𝑶𝑴𝑬 𝑮𝑨𝑹𝑩𝑨, PGD, MLSCM

@SAsekome

about 1 month ago

FLUSH THEM OUT!!🔥 The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, on Thursday, 28 May 2026, charged troops of Joint Task Force North Central (JTF-NC) Operation SAVANNAH SHIELD (OPSS) to intensify ongoing operations aimed at decisively routing kidnappers, bandits, and other criminal elements threatening peace and security within the Joint Operations Area. God bless our Troops 🫡

SAsekome's tweet photo. FLUSH THEM OUT!!🔥

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, on Thursday, 28 May 2026, charged troops of Joint Task Force North Central (JTF-NC) Operation SAVANNAH SHIELD (OPSS) to intensify ongoing operations aimed at decisively routing kidnappers, bandits, and other criminal elements threatening peace and security within the Joint Operations Area.

God bless our Troops 🫡

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PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN)

@Pressman2040

2 months ago

FACT CHECK ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ 🇳🇬2014: THE YEAR NIGERIA NEARLY BROKE If you think insecurity today is bad, let me take you back to 2014. That year, Nigeria recorded 7,512 terrorism-related deaths the highest in the nation's history. Between 2013 and 2014 alone, terrorism deaths increased by over 300%. That is not a spike. That is an explosion. Boko Haram captured approximately 25 towns across Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states. At least 10 towns in Borno, 10 in Yobe, and 5 in Adamawa fell under their control. Their leader, Abubakar Shekau, declared the captured town of Gwoza an "Islamic State." The Nigerian flag stopped flying over entire local government areas. The violence did not stay in the Northeast. Abuja bled. A bombing at a bus station in April killed at least 75 people. A car bomb in May killed at least 15. A bomb at a crowded shopping district during rush hour in June killed at least 21. People watching the World Cup were blown up. The capital was not spared. Human Rights Watch documented a "dramatic increase" in bomb blasts, including suicide attacks in crowded marketplaces and civilian locations. It was not just war it was calculated terror designed to break the spirit of ordinary Nigerians. Here is what the numbers do not tell you: 7,512 deaths is the figure for total fatalities (including combatants). Later Nigerian sources sometimes cite 2,101 civilian deaths. Both are horrific. Both represent families shattered, futures erased. Why does this matter? Because we tend to romanticize the past. "Things were better before." No, they were not. 2014 was brutal. The military has taken back territory. Boko Haram no longer holds 20 LGAs. But the enemy adapted. ISWAP emerged. Banditry exploded. Kidnapping became an industry. Knowing our history is not about despair, it is about perspective. We survived 2014. We can survive 2026. But only if we remember what we are fighting against, and what we have already overcome. Share this. Let people know: Nigeria has been here before. And Nigeria is still standing. #NigeriaHistory #CounterTerrorism #NeverForget2014 #BokoHaram #WeSurvived

Pressman2040's tweet photo. FACT CHECK ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅

🇳🇬2014: THE YEAR NIGERIA NEARLY BROKE

If you think insecurity today is bad, let me take you back to 2014. That year, Nigeria recorded 7,512 terrorism-related deaths the highest in the nation's history. Between 2013 and 2014 alone, terrorism deaths increased by over 300%. That is not a spike. That is an explosion.

Boko Haram captured approximately 25 towns across Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa states. At least 10 towns in Borno, 10 in Yobe, and 5 in Adamawa fell under their control. Their leader, Abubakar Shekau, declared the captured town of Gwoza an "Islamic State." The Nigerian flag stopped flying over entire local government areas.

The violence did not stay in the Northeast. Abuja bled. A bombing at a bus station in April killed at least 75 people. A car bomb in May killed at least 15. A bomb at a crowded shopping district during rush hour in June killed at least 21. People watching the World Cup were blown up. The capital was not spared.

Human Rights Watch documented a "dramatic increase" in bomb blasts, including suicide attacks in crowded marketplaces and civilian locations. It was not just war it was calculated terror designed to break the spirit of ordinary Nigerians.

Here is what the numbers do not tell you: 7,512 deaths is the figure for total fatalities (including combatants). Later Nigerian sources sometimes cite 2,101 civilian deaths. Both are horrific. Both represent families shattered, futures erased.

Why does this matter? Because we tend to romanticize the past. "Things were better before." No, they were not. 2014 was brutal. The military has taken back territory. Boko Haram no longer holds 20 LGAs. But the enemy adapted. ISWAP emerged. Banditry exploded. Kidnapping became an industry.

Knowing our history is not about despair, it is about perspective. We survived 2014. We can survive 2026. But only if we remember what we are fighting against, and what we have already overcome.

Share this. Let people know: Nigeria has been here before. And Nigeria is still standing.

#NigeriaHistory #CounterTerrorism #NeverForget2014 #BokoHaram #WeSurvived

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DEFENCE HQ NIGERIA

@DHQNigeria

2 months ago

TROOPS OF OPERATION HADIN KAI CRUSH ISWAP ASSAULT ON BUNI GARI, NEUTRALISE NO FEWER THAN 50 TERRORISTS, RECOVER LARGE CACHE OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK) have once again demonstrated overwhelming combat superiority, decisively crushing a large-scale, coordinated attack by ISWAP terrorists on Headquarters 27 Brigade at Buni Gari and the Buni Gari Checkpoint in the early hours of Thursday, 8 May 2026. The assault, launched at approximately 0200 hours under the cover of darkness by a large number of terrorists from multiple axes, was met with devastating firepower, tactical brilliance and resolute determination by troops who held their ground and inflicted catastrophic losses on the attackers. No fewer than 50 terrorists were neutralised, while a large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the fleeing remnants. The terrorists initially launched their assault from the western flank before pushing additional forces from the southern flank along the Ganinga Junction axis and later from the south-western flank in a desperate attempt to encircle own troops. However, troops held their ground with exceptional discipline and tactical composure, employing indirect fires to attrit the enemy while executing an offensive-defensive battle that systematically degraded and dismantled the assault from all axes. The terrorists were met with such devastating resistance that they retreated in confusion, evacuating some of their killed and wounded as evidenced by trails of blood along their escape routes. At no point was any part of the camp breached, as the integrity of the location remained fully intact throughout the engagement. Exploitation of the general area confirmed the recovery of 10 terrorist corpses within the immediate vicinity, while human intelligence reports indicate that over 20 additional bodies were scattered across bushes around Gashua, Azare, and Kamuya along the terrorists' withdrawal routes. The Air Component Command of OPHK played a decisive and complementary role in the engagement, providing persistent Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) coverage that enabled real-time situational awareness and accurate target acquisition. In a synchronised air–land operation, precision air interdiction strikes were conducted on confirmed terrorist positions and fleeing elements, accounting for an additional 20 terrorists neutralised as aircrafts pursued retreating insurgents along their escape corridors. Subsequent human intelligence confirmed scores of additional dead bodies along the withdrawal routes, further underscoring the magnitude of the defeat inflicted on the terrorists. Items recovered from the engagement include 8 x AK-47 rifles, 2 x General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMG), 2 x Rocket-Propelled Grenade (RPG) tubes, 5 x RPG bombs, 3 x RPG chargers, 2 x boxes of 7.62mm ammunition, 2 x fully loaded magazines, 9 x bandoliers of 7.62mm ammunition, and 3 x Improvised Explosive Device (IED) canisters. The volume and variety of weapons and ordnance recovered further expose the scale of the terrorists' offensive intent and the totality of their failure. Troops, in conjunction with volunteer forces, are currently conducting aggressive exploitation operations across the general area to consolidate gains, track fleeing terrorists, and deny any attempt at regrouping. Some equipment, including Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles and Gun-Trucks, sustained minimal damage during the engagement. All wounded personnel are stable and receiving appropriate medical attention. Regrettably, 2 gallant soldiers paid the supreme price in the course of the engagement. Their sacrifice embodies the highest traditions of service, courage, and unwavering commitment to the defence of the nation. Operation HADIN KAI honours their heroism and the bravery of all personnel who stood firm in the face of a determined but ultimately futile enemy assault. These failed attacks further underscore the growing desperation of terrorist elements who continue to suffer devastating losses under sustained operational pressure. OPHK remains resolute and battle-ready, maintaining operational dominance across the Theatre and ensuring that terrorists are denied freedom of action in any part of the North East region. SANI UBA Lieutenant Colonel Media Information Officer Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI 8 May , 2026

DHQNigeria's tweet photo. TROOPS OF OPERATION HADIN KAI CRUSH ISWAP ASSAULT ON BUNI GARI, NEUTRALISE NO FEWER THAN 50 TERRORISTS, RECOVER LARGE CACHE OF ARMS AND AMMUNITION

Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK) have once again demonstrated overwhelming combat superiority, decisively crushing a large-scale, coordinated attack by ISWAP terrorists on Headquarters 27 Brigade at Buni Gari and the Buni Gari Checkpoint in the early hours of Thursday, 8 May 2026. The assault, launched at approximately 0200 hours under the cover of darkness by a large number of terrorists from multiple axes, was met with devastating firepower, tactical brilliance and resolute determination by troops who held their ground and inflicted catastrophic losses on the attackers. No fewer than 50 terrorists were neutralised, while a large cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the fleeing remnants.

The terrorists initially launched their assault from the western flank before pushing additional forces from the southern flank along the Ganinga Junction axis and later from the south-western flank in a desperate attempt to encircle own troops. However, troops held their ground with exceptional discipline and tactical composure, employing indirect fires to attrit the enemy while executing an offensive-defensive battle that systematically degraded and dismantled the assault from all axes. The terrorists were met with such devastating resistance that they retreated in confusion, evacuating some of their killed and wounded as evidenced by trails of blood along their escape routes. At no point was any part of the camp breached, as the integrity of the location remained fully intact throughout the engagement. Exploitation of the general area confirmed the recovery of 10 terrorist corpses within the immediate vicinity, while human intelligence reports indicate that over 20 additional bodies were scattered across bushes around Gashua, Azare, and Kamuya along the terrorists' withdrawal routes.

The Air Component Command of OPHK played a decisive and complementary role in the engagement, providing persistent Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) coverage that enabled real-time situational awareness and accurate target acquisition. In a synchronised air–land operation, precision air interdiction strikes were conducted on confirmed terrorist positions and fleeing elements, accounting for an additional 20 terrorists neutralised as aircrafts pursued retreating insurgents along their escape corridors. Subsequent human intelligence confirmed scores of additional dead bodies along the withdrawal routes, further underscoring the magnitude of the defeat inflicted on the terrorists.

Items recovered from the engagement include 8 x AK-47 rifles, 2 x General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMG), 2 x Rocket-Propelled Grenade (RPG) tubes, 5 x RPG bombs, 3 x RPG chargers, 2 x boxes of 7.62mm ammunition, 2 x fully loaded magazines, 9 x bandoliers of 7.62mm ammunition, and 3 x Improvised Explosive Device (IED) canisters. The volume and variety of weapons and ordnance recovered further expose the scale of the terrorists' offensive intent and the totality of their failure.

Troops, in conjunction with volunteer forces, are currently conducting aggressive exploitation operations across the general area to consolidate gains, track fleeing terrorists, and deny any attempt at regrouping. Some equipment, including Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles and Gun-Trucks, sustained minimal damage during the engagement. All wounded personnel are stable and receiving appropriate medical attention.

Regrettably, 2 gallant soldiers paid the supreme price in the course of the engagement. Their sacrifice embodies the highest traditions of service, courage, and unwavering commitment to the defence of the nation. Operation HADIN KAI honours their heroism and the bravery of all personnel who stood firm in the face of a determined but ultimately futile enemy assault. These failed attacks further underscore the growing desperation of terrorist elements who continue to suffer devastating losses under sustained operational pressure. OPHK remains resolute and battle-ready, maintaining operational dominance across the Theatre and ensuring that terrorists are denied freedom of action in any part of the North East region.

SANI UBA
Lieutenant Colonel
Media Information Officer
Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI
8 May , 2026

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PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN)

@Pressman2040

2 months ago

🇳🇬🪖MORE THAN A UNIFORM: THE NIGERIAN ARMY ENGINEERS I saw something remarkable in a small village in the South-East during an operation. A unit of Army Engineers wasn't carrying rifles; they were carrying bags of cement and iron rods. They were repairing a bridge that had collapsed during the recent rains, cutting off the village from the local clinic. One elder said: "We used to fear the boots; now we bless them." This is the "Hearts and Minds" campaign in action. Security isn't just about stopping bullets; it’s about building bridges literally and figuratively.

Pressman2040's tweet photo. 🇳🇬🪖MORE THAN A UNIFORM: THE NIGERIAN ARMY ENGINEERS

I saw something remarkable in a small village in the South-East during an operation. A unit of Army Engineers wasn't carrying rifles; they were carrying bags of cement and iron rods. They were repairing a bridge that had collapsed during the recent rains, cutting off the village from the local clinic.

One elder said: "We used to fear the boots; now we bless them." This is the "Hearts and Minds" campaign in action. Security isn't just about stopping bullets; it’s about building bridges literally and figuratively.

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Owoeye Daniella @OwoeyeDaniella

2 months ago

To God be all the glory! 🏆 I'm excited to share that I emerged as Nigeria's 2026 JAMB Highest Scorer with an aggregate score of 372/400! English — 98 Chemistry — 98 Physics — 94 Biology — 82 @DailyEdConsult @JAMBHQ @legitngnews #JAMB2026 #UTME2026 #TopScorer

OwoeyeDaniella's tweet photo. To God be all the glory! 🏆
I'm excited to share that I emerged as Nigeria's 2026 JAMB Highest Scorer with an aggregate score of 372/400!
English — 98
Chemistry — 98
Physics — 94
Biology — 82
@DailyEdConsult
@JAMBHQ @legitngnews #JAMB2026 #UTME2026 #TopScorer https://t.co/wuZUBpwjOA

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Abu bakar

@abbkar_ai

2 months ago

List of Major Industrial Companies That Have Collapsed or Become Inactive in Northern Nigeria… •Nigerian Paper Mill, Jebba The company collapsed in 2005 •Lafiagi Sugar Company, Kwara The company collapsed in 2003 •Bacita Sugar Company The company collapsed in 2002 •Arewa Breweries, Kano The company collapsed in 2000 •Northern Oil & Allied Products The company collapsed in 1999 •Kano Mattress Factory The company collapsed in 2000 •Kano Plastic Company The company collapsed in 2000 •Nigeria Bottling Company The company collapsed in 2004 •Goldline Biscuit Factory, Kano The company collapsed in 2009 •Arewa Metal Containers (AMECO) The company collapsed in 1998 •Durbar Hotel (Kaduna/Kano) The company collapsed in 2000 •Kano Tanneries (mills) The company collapsed in 1990 •Kaduna Fertilizer Company (KFC) The company collapsed in 2002 •Nigerian Romanian Wood Factory The company collapsed in 2000 •Nigerian Tanneries Limited The company collapsed in 2000 Some Other Companies: 1. KADUNA STATE •Kaduna Textile Limited (KTL) — collapsed in 2002 •Arewa Textiles — collapsed in 1996 •Finetex Nigeria, Kaduna — collapsed in 2003 •Supertex — collapsed in 2000 •Unitex / United Nigerian Textiles — collapsed in 2005 •Nortex Textile — collapsed in 2001 •Nigerian-German Chemicals, Kaduna — collapsed in 2004 •Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) — collapsed in 2007 •Premier Breweries — collapsed in 2000 2. KANO STATE •Kano Textile Printing (KTP) — collapsed in 1998 •Bagauda Textile — collapsed in 1995 •Chedi Textile — collapsed in 1997 •Chalawa Textile Mills — collapsed in 1998 •Gaskiya Textile Mills — collapsed in 1999 •Kano Spinning and Weaving — collapsed in 1990 •Daula Textiles — collapsed in 2000 •SuperTextile — collapsed in 2004 •Hajara Textiles — collapsed in 2002 •Nigeria Oil Mills (NOM) — collapsed in 1999 •Bayero Pharmaceutical — collapsed in 2000 •Dala Foods — collapsed in 2008 •Tofa Textile — collapsed in 2001 •Mambayya Textile — collapsed in 1990 •ANCON Textile — collapsed in 2000 3. KATSINA STATE •Funtua Textiles — collapsed in 2005 •Daura Textiles — collapsed in 2000 •Kankara Kaolin Processing — collapsed in 2000 4. SOKOTO & ZAMFARA STATES •Gusau Textile — collapsed in 1999 •Zamfara Textiles — collapsed in 2004 •Sokoto Textile — collapsed in 1993 •Sokoto Ceramic Tiles Factory — collapsed in 2005 5. BAUCHI, GOMBE & NORTH EAST •Bauchi Furniture Company — collapsed in 2000 •Bauchi Meat Factory — collapsed in 2003 •Steyr Nigeria (Bauchi – tractors) — collapsed in 2007 •Gombe Oil Mills — collapsed in 2001 •Ashaka Textile — collapsed in 1990

abbkar_ai's tweet photo. List of Major Industrial Companies That Have Collapsed or Become Inactive in Northern Nigeria…

•Nigerian Paper Mill, Jebba
The company collapsed in 2005

•Lafiagi Sugar Company, Kwara
The company collapsed in 2003

•Bacita Sugar Company
The company collapsed in 2002

•Arewa Breweries, Kano
The company collapsed in 2000

•Northern Oil & Allied Products
The company collapsed in 1999

•Kano Mattress Factory
The company collapsed in 2000

•Kano Plastic Company
The company collapsed in 2000

•Nigeria Bottling Company
The company collapsed in 2004

•Goldline Biscuit Factory, Kano
The company collapsed in 2009

•Arewa Metal Containers (AMECO)
The company collapsed in 1998

•Durbar Hotel (Kaduna/Kano)
The company collapsed in 2000

•Kano Tanneries (mills)
The company collapsed in 1990

•Kaduna Fertilizer Company (KFC)
The company collapsed in 2002

•Nigerian Romanian Wood Factory
The company collapsed in 2000

•Nigerian Tanneries Limited
The company collapsed in 2000

Some Other Companies:

1. KADUNA STATE
•Kaduna Textile Limited (KTL) — collapsed in 2002

•Arewa Textiles — collapsed in 1996

•Finetex Nigeria, Kaduna — collapsed in 2003

•Supertex — collapsed in 2000
•Unitex / United Nigerian Textiles — collapsed in 2005

•Nortex Textile — collapsed in 2001

•Nigerian-German Chemicals, Kaduna — collapsed in 2004

•Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) — collapsed in 2007

•Premier Breweries — collapsed in 2000

2. KANO STATE
•Kano Textile Printing (KTP) — collapsed in 1998

•Bagauda Textile — collapsed in 1995

•Chedi Textile — collapsed in 1997

•Chalawa Textile Mills — collapsed in 1998

•Gaskiya Textile Mills — collapsed in 1999

•Kano Spinning and Weaving — collapsed in 1990

•Daula Textiles — collapsed in 2000

•SuperTextile — collapsed in 2004
•Hajara Textiles — collapsed in 2002
•Nigeria Oil Mills (NOM) — collapsed in 1999
•Bayero Pharmaceutical — collapsed in 2000
•Dala Foods — collapsed in 2008
•Tofa Textile — collapsed in 2001
•Mambayya Textile — collapsed in 1990
•ANCON Textile — collapsed in 2000

3. KATSINA STATE
•Funtua Textiles — collapsed in 2005
•Daura Textiles — collapsed in 2000
•Kankara Kaolin Processing — collapsed in 2000

4. SOKOTO & ZAMFARA STATES
•Gusau Textile — collapsed in 1999
•Zamfara Textiles — collapsed in 2004
•Sokoto Textile — collapsed in 1993
•Sokoto Ceramic Tiles Factory — collapsed in 2005

5. BAUCHI, GOMBE & NORTH EAST

•Bauchi Furniture Company — collapsed in 2000
•Bauchi Meat Factory — collapsed in 2003
•Steyr Nigeria (Bauchi – tractors) — collapsed in 2007
•Gombe Oil Mills — collapsed in 2001
•Ashaka Textile — collapsed in 1990

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A. Ayofe

@abdullahayofel

2 months ago

Colonel Mohammed Ma'aji served in the Niger Delta when militancy was at its peak 🔥👀🙆👇 It was while serving there that he became close to Timipre Sylva who was the governor of Bayelsa state at the time. Ma'aji coordinated security for Sylva in his failed bid for a second term as governor of Bayelsa state in 2015. Timipre Sylva was minister of petroleum (state) under late President Muhammadu Buhari. Just like almost all members of that cabinet (with the exception of Fashola, Keyamo and two or three), he was against Tinubu's aspiration which was his (Sylva's) right anyways. In the morning of Oct 1, 2025, the presidential villa was to be invaded. The coup plotters had gathered some vital information on the site through one of the indicted civilians, Zekeri Umoru, an electrician at the villa. President Tinubu, Vice President Shettima, Senate President Akpabio, House of Reps Speaker Abass, the then Chief of Defence Staff Musa and other service chiefs were to be eliminated but government got wind of the plan before the D Day and some arrests were made The government and the military denied a report of the coup at that time and that, in my opinion was the right thing to do at the time. Operational vehicles have been acquired to be deployed for the purpose. Due to the fact that some of the plotters are civilians, an Abuja federal high court is hearing the case while a military court is hearing that of those who are soldiers among them. A Zaria based cleric, Sani Abdulkadir is answering questions on his involvement but the man said that he was paid for spiritual purpose by the plotters while a Nollywood actor Stanley Amandi is also on the list. He was to be the propagandist for the coupist billed to use his media links to influence public opinion on the side of the coupists. Zekeri Umoru has told the court that Ma'aji told him about his grievance with the Tinubu government and then started giving him money and holding meetings with him. He said that he also used his influence to allow him gain access to the presidential villa where Ma'aji took some pictures of the place even though, he objected to it but he argued that he did not know that there was a coup plot and pleaded for mercy. A few months ago, family members of these coupists gathered with Sowore where Sowore made it clear that while he campaigns for civilian revolution, he never want a military coup but that the trial should be transparent. Sylva, the principal financier of the coup who was an APC member and oil minister and former governor has been on the run since the news of the failed coup broke. His close allies say that he is out of the country on medical ground. Sunday Wale #SWA Ireti Congratulations PSG

abdullahayofel's tweet photo. Colonel Mohammed Ma'aji served in the Niger Delta when militancy was at its peak 🔥👀🙆👇

It was while serving there that he became close to Timipre Sylva who was the governor of Bayelsa state at the time.

Ma'aji coordinated security for Sylva in his failed bid for a second term as governor of Bayelsa state in 2015.

Timipre Sylva was minister of petroleum (state) under late President Muhammadu Buhari.

Just like almost all members of that cabinet (with the exception of Fashola, Keyamo and two or three), he was against Tinubu's aspiration which was his (Sylva's) right anyways.

In the morning of Oct 1, 2025, the presidential villa was to be invaded.

The coup plotters had gathered some vital information on the site through one of the indicted civilians, Zekeri Umoru, an electrician at the villa.

President Tinubu, Vice President Shettima, Senate President Akpabio, House of Reps Speaker Abass, the then Chief of Defence Staff Musa and other service chiefs were to be eliminated but government got wind of the plan before the D Day and some arrests were made
The government and the military denied a report of the coup at that time and that, in my opinion was the right thing to do at the time.

Operational vehicles have been acquired to be deployed for the purpose.

Due to the fact that some of the plotters are civilians, an Abuja federal high court is hearing the case while a military court is hearing that of those who are soldiers among them.

A Zaria based cleric, Sani Abdulkadir is answering questions on his involvement but the man said that he was paid for spiritual purpose by the plotters while a Nollywood actor Stanley Amandi is also on the list. He was to be the propagandist for the coupist billed to use his media links to influence public opinion on the side of the coupists.

Zekeri Umoru has told the court that Ma'aji told him about his grievance with the Tinubu government and then started giving him money and holding meetings with him. He said that he also used his influence to allow him gain access to the presidential villa where Ma'aji took some pictures of the place even though, he objected to it but he argued that he did not know that there was a coup plot and pleaded for mercy.

A few months ago, family members of these coupists gathered with Sowore where Sowore made it clear that while he campaigns for civilian revolution, he never want a military coup but that the trial should be transparent.

Sylva, the principal financier of the coup who was an APC member and oil minister and former governor has been on the run since the news of the failed coup broke.

His close allies say that he is out of the country on medical ground.
Sunday Wale
#SWA
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UNCLE DEJI™️

@DejiAdesogan

2 months ago

TROOPS SUSTAIN OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS, NEUTRALISE TERRORISTS, ARREST SUSPECTS, RECORD SURRENDER IN NORTH EAST Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East), Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), have sustained offensive operations across the Theatre under Operation DESERT SANITY V, recording significant successes in ongoing counter-terrorism efforts, including the neutralisation of terrorists, arrest of suspects, and surrender of a terrorist member. In a successful operation conducted in conjunction with members of Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), troops of OPHK engaged terrorists moving from Yale towards the Sambisa Forest axis. During the encounter, four terrorists were neutralised, while troops recovered one AK-47 rifle with ammunition, as well as food items suspected to be part of terrorist logistics supply. The troops returned safely to base with no casualties. Similarly, sustained aggressive operations conducted by multiple units across key routes including Dambboa–Maiduguri, Dambboa–Gwoza, Goniri axis, and other likely infiltration corridors successfully denied terrorists freedom of movement and actions. In a related development, troops of OPHK deployed at Kanama arrested two suspected terrorist collaborators during a stop-and-search operation. The suspects were found in possession of items and materials, including clothing and personal effects, suspected to be linked to terrorist logistics support. Preliminary investigations also revealed incriminating digital materials suggesting possible affiliation with terrorist elements. The suspects are currently in custody for further investigation. Furthermore, troops of OPHK recorded the surrender of one suspected Boko Haram/ISWAP member at a checkpoint in Kukawa Local Government Area. The individual, who claimed to have been abducted earlier in the year and coerced into joining the terrorists group, is currently undergoing profiling and further investigation. The Theatre Command reassures the public of its unwavering commitment to restoring lasting peace, security and economic stability in the North East region .The Command urges citizens to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies in the security and economic interest of the North East region. The Military High Command commends the troops for their gallantry and resilience while urging them to sustain the operational tempo. SANI UBA Lieutenant Colonel Media Information Officer Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI 1 May, 2026

DejiAdesogan's tweet photo. TROOPS SUSTAIN OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS, NEUTRALISE TERRORISTS, ARREST SUSPECTS, RECORD SURRENDER IN NORTH EAST

Troops of the Joint Task Force (North East), Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), have sustained offensive operations across the Theatre under Operation DESERT SANITY V, recording significant successes in ongoing counter-terrorism efforts, including the neutralisation of terrorists, arrest of suspects, and surrender of a terrorist member.

In a successful operation conducted in conjunction with members of Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF), troops of OPHK engaged terrorists moving from Yale towards the Sambisa Forest axis. During the encounter, four terrorists were neutralised, while troops recovered one AK-47 rifle with ammunition, as well as food items suspected to be part of terrorist logistics supply. The troops returned safely to base with no casualties.

Similarly, sustained aggressive operations conducted by multiple units across key routes including Dambboa–Maiduguri, Dambboa–Gwoza, Goniri axis, and other likely infiltration corridors successfully denied terrorists freedom of movement and actions.

In a related development, troops of OPHK deployed at Kanama arrested two suspected terrorist collaborators during a stop-and-search operation. The suspects were found in possession of items and materials, including clothing and personal effects, suspected to be linked to terrorist logistics support. Preliminary investigations also revealed incriminating digital materials suggesting possible affiliation with terrorist elements. The suspects are currently in custody for further investigation.

Furthermore, troops of OPHK recorded the surrender of one suspected Boko Haram/ISWAP member at a checkpoint in Kukawa Local Government Area. The individual, who claimed to have been abducted earlier in the year and coerced into joining the terrorists group, is currently undergoing profiling and further investigation.

The Theatre Command reassures the public of its unwavering commitment to restoring lasting peace, security and economic stability in the North East region .The Command urges citizens to continue providing timely and credible information to security agencies in the security and economic interest of the North East region. The Military High Command commends the troops for their gallantry and resilience while urging them to sustain the operational tempo.

SANI UBA
Lieutenant Colonel
Media Information Officer
Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East) Operation HADIN KAI
1 May, 2026

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The Crusader

@Armylucifer001

3 months ago

PAINFUL & SAD MEMORIES Killed by "bandits" ...some of whom are now labelled "repentant" and rehabilitated by the "Operation Safe Corridor" rehabilitation program. But they're gone forever... leaving families and loved ones behind. Keep resting in peace gallant officers. Adieu compatriots. So long defenders of our territories and protectors of our lives. You died that Nigerians may live. Goodbye, heroes!!!

Armylucifer001's tweet photo. PAINFUL & SAD MEMORIES

Killed by "bandits" ...some of whom are now labelled "repentant" and rehabilitated by the "Operation Safe Corridor" rehabilitation program.

But they're gone forever... leaving families and loved ones behind.

Keep resting in peace gallant officers. Adieu compatriots. So long defenders of our territories and protectors of our lives. You died that Nigerians may live. Goodbye, heroes!!!

LA_Kaycee retweeted

Sir Kay

@Rise_Forge

3 months ago

🇳🇬🪂🌊 NIGERIAN MILITARY COURSE TAGS: “BIRD IN FLIGHT” & “CROCODILE” (WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN) If you’ve ever seen a Nigerian soldier and noticed a small tag on the uniform that shows BIRD IN FLIGHT or CROCODILE, just know one thing… That tag is not for fashion. It’s not for branding. It’s not for “soft life.” That small tag is military language for: “I’ve been trained for serious terrain. Don’t try me.” 😮‍💨🔥 🐦 BIRD IN FLIGHT (AIRBORNE QUALIFICATION) The Bird in Flight tag is worn by soldiers who have completed Airborne training. Meaning they are trained and qualified for parachute operations , yes, jumping from aircraft like it’s a normal Tuesday. This course involves: intense physical training parachute drills landing techniques airborne assault tactics survival and combat readiness So when you see “BIRD IN FLIGHT” on a soldier’s uniform, it simply means: 🐦 “I can enter the battlefield from the sky.” No road needed. No shortcut needed. Just sky, wind, and mission. 🐊 CROCODILE (AMPHIBIOUS QUALIFICATION) Now the Crocodile tag is for soldiers trained for amphibious and riverine warfare, meaning operations in water environments like: 🌊 rivers 🌿 creeks 🏝️ coastal areas 🛶 swamps This course is highly relevant in Nigeria, especially in areas like the Niger Delta where the battlefield is not always land. Training includes: swimming survival drills water endurance training boat operations and navigation river crossing under pressure waterborne tactical insertion So when you see “CROCODILE” on a soldier’s uniform, it means: 🐊 “If you hide inside water, you’ve entered my office.” 😭🔥 🎖️ WHY THESE TAGS ARE RESPECTED Because nobody gets them by mouth. You earn them through: 💪 suffering 🧠 discipline 🔥 endurance 🏃 serious training These tags are not “nice design.” They are proof of capability. 🇳🇬 FINAL WORD So next time you see a Nigerian soldier wearing BIRD IN FLIGHT or CROCODILE, understand the message: One is trained to strike from the air. The other is trained to dominate water terrain. Cc: Nigerian Military Cruise

Rise_Forge's tweet photo. 🇳🇬🪂🌊 NIGERIAN MILITARY COURSE TAGS: “BIRD IN FLIGHT” & “CROCODILE” (WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN)

If you’ve ever seen a Nigerian soldier and noticed a small tag on the uniform that shows BIRD IN FLIGHT or CROCODILE, just know one thing…

That tag is not for fashion.
It’s not for branding.
It’s not for “soft life.”

That small tag is military language for:
“I’ve been trained for serious terrain. Don’t try me.” 😮‍💨🔥

🐦 BIRD IN FLIGHT (AIRBORNE QUALIFICATION)

The Bird in Flight tag is worn by soldiers who have completed Airborne training.

Meaning they are trained and qualified for parachute operations , yes, jumping from aircraft like it’s a normal Tuesday.

This course involves:

intense physical training

parachute drills

landing techniques

airborne assault tactics

survival and combat readiness

So when you see “BIRD IN FLIGHT” on a soldier’s uniform, it simply means:
🐦 “I can enter the battlefield from the sky.”

No road needed. No shortcut needed.
Just sky, wind, and mission.

🐊 CROCODILE (AMPHIBIOUS QUALIFICATION)

Now the Crocodile tag is for soldiers trained for amphibious and riverine warfare, meaning operations in water environments like:
🌊 rivers
🌿 creeks
🏝️ coastal areas
🛶 swamps

This course is highly relevant in Nigeria, especially in areas like the Niger Delta where the battlefield is not always land.

Training includes:

swimming survival drills

water endurance training

boat operations and navigation

river crossing under pressure

waterborne tactical insertion

So when you see “CROCODILE” on a soldier’s uniform, it means:
🐊 “If you hide inside water, you’ve entered my office.” 😭🔥

🎖️ WHY THESE TAGS ARE RESPECTED

Because nobody gets them by mouth.
You earn them through:
💪 suffering
🧠 discipline
🔥 endurance
🏃 serious training

These tags are not “nice design.”
They are proof of capability.

🇳🇬 FINAL WORD

So next time you see a Nigerian soldier wearing BIRD IN FLIGHT or CROCODILE, understand the message:

One is trained to strike from the air.
The other is trained to dominate water terrain.

Cc: Nigerian Military Cruise

Kaycee LA Olamilekan @LA_Kaycee

3 months ago

@AbdoulrashidTi1 Allahu Akbar

LA_Kaycee retweeted

Mubarak Zakari

@Sir_Zakx

3 months ago

“Unshaken by fear, unbroken by trials, we stand as guardians of our nation—disciplined in duty, fearless in battle, and united in honor. For every inch of our land, we rise with courage, we fight with pride, and we prevail with strength.” #nigerianArmedforces

Sir_Zakx's tweet photo. “Unshaken by fear, unbroken by trials, we stand as guardians of our nation—disciplined in duty, fearless in battle, and united in honor. For every inch of our land, we rise with courage, we fight with pride, and we prevail with strength.”
#nigerianArmedforces https://t.co/oIPgxigLLQ

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big_tiphe✨

@tiphe_j

3 months ago

I was sexually assaulted in a bus on the 17th April 2026 going to the market by a police man off duty seated next to me, he kept touching my breast and I defended my self by slapping him and this man denied it a good thing I recorded the incident. At first I thought it was a mistake then I realized it wasn’t on alerting my friend of the situation this man bunched her on her face and kept fighting us. Most of the men there were not even helping, they kept making fun of the situation, saying ohh I’m a fine girl and he likes me that is why as if that is supposed to be funny, anyways I’m not letting this one go it took me years to tell my self that I didn’t deserve to be raped it took me sleepless nights and constant reminders for another man to come and remind me of my struggle and think he can just walk free. I’m going to make sure I’m his last prey. .Awar Msendoo

tiphe_j's tweet photo. I was sexually assaulted in a bus on the 17th April 2026 going to the market by a police man off duty seated next to me, he kept touching my breast and I defended my self by slapping him and this man denied it a good thing I recorded the incident.

At first I thought it was a mistake then I realized it wasn’t on alerting my friend of the situation this man bunched her on her face and kept fighting us.

Most of the men there were not even helping, they kept making fun of the situation, saying ohh I’m a fine girl and he likes me that is why as if that is supposed to be funny, anyways I’m not letting this one go it took me years to tell my self that I didn’t deserve to be raped it took me sleepless nights and constant reminders for another man to come and remind me of my struggle and think he can just walk free. I’m going to make sure I’m his last prey.

.Awar Msendoo

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PATRIOTIC SOJA ($TSIR-MUNCHAN)

@Pressman2040

3 months ago

🇳🇬🪖NIGERIA SF SOLDIER NARRATES HIS EXPERIENCE IN HOSTAGE RESCUE OPERATION IN MAIDUGURI The call came just before dawn—the kind of silence that feels heavier than gunfire. In Maiduguri, the air always carried tension, but that morning it felt different… like the city itself was holding its breath. We had intel: a high-value insurgent cell had moved into a cluster of abandoned buildings on the outskirts. Fast, coordinated, and ruthless that was their reputation. But so were we. As special forces under the Nigerian Army, hesitation wasn’t in our training. We moved in before sunrise, a small tactical unit slicing through the darkness with precision. No noise. No wasted motion. Just purpose. I remember tightening my grip on my rifle, feeling the weight of responsibility more than the weapon itself. Every step forward wasn’t just for the mission it was for the people sleeping in fear just a few kilometers away. We breached the perimeter swiftly. The first contact came sharp and sudden gunfire ripping through the quiet like thunder. But we were ready. Years of training kicked in like instinct. We flanked, communicated in signals, and suppressed their fire before they could regroup. At one point, I found myself pinned behind a broken wall, bullets chipping away at the concrete inches from my face. My heartbeat was loud but my mind was calm. That’s what courage really is… not the absence of fear, but control in the middle of it. I signaled my teammate. In seconds, we executed a coordinated push smoke deployed, angles covered, movement synchronized. We closed in. Room by room, we cleared the structure. The insurgents were desperate, but disorganized. They didn’t expect speed. They didn’t expect discipline. And they definitely didn’t expect us to hit that hard, that fast. When it was over, the silence returned… but this time, it felt earned. We secured the area, rescued two civilians they had been holding, and gathered critical intelligence that would prevent future attacks. No unnecessary losses. Mission accomplished. As the sun finally rose over Maiduguri, casting light over the dust and ruins, I stood there tired, covered in sweat and grit but proud. Not just of what we did, but of who we are. Because bravery isn’t about being fearless. It’s about standing your ground when it matters most. It’s about moving forward when others would retreat. And that day, in the heart of Maiduguri, we didn’t just fight… We protected hopes. God bless the still breathing 🫡 #TRIGGERLORD 💀 #ThankASoldier #ForGodAndCountryAlways

Pressman2040's tweet photo. 🇳🇬🪖NIGERIA SF SOLDIER NARRATES HIS EXPERIENCE IN HOSTAGE RESCUE OPERATION IN MAIDUGURI

The call came just before dawn—the kind of silence that feels heavier than gunfire. In Maiduguri, the air always carried tension, but that morning it felt different… like the city itself was holding its breath.

We had intel: a high-value insurgent cell had moved into a cluster of abandoned buildings on the outskirts. Fast, coordinated, and ruthless that was their reputation. But so were we.

As special forces under the Nigerian Army, hesitation wasn’t in our training. We moved in before sunrise, a small tactical unit slicing through the darkness with precision. No noise. No wasted motion. Just purpose.

I remember tightening my grip on my rifle, feeling the weight of responsibility more than the weapon itself. Every step forward wasn’t just for the mission it was for the people sleeping in fear just a few kilometers away.

We breached the perimeter swiftly.

The first contact came sharp and sudden gunfire ripping through the quiet like thunder. But we were ready. Years of training kicked in like instinct. We flanked, communicated in signals, and suppressed their fire before they could regroup.

At one point, I found myself pinned behind a broken wall, bullets chipping away at the concrete inches from my face. My heartbeat was loud but my mind was calm. That’s what courage really is… not the absence of fear, but control in the middle of it.

I signaled my teammate. In seconds, we executed a coordinated push smoke deployed, angles covered, movement synchronized. We closed in.

Room by room, we cleared the structure. The insurgents were desperate, but disorganized. They didn’t expect speed. They didn’t expect discipline. And they definitely didn’t expect us to hit that hard, that fast.

When it was over, the silence returned… but this time, it felt earned.

We secured the area, rescued two civilians they had been holding, and gathered critical intelligence that would prevent future attacks. No unnecessary losses. Mission accomplished.

As the sun finally rose over Maiduguri, casting light over the dust and ruins, I stood there tired, covered in sweat and grit but proud. Not just of what we did, but of who we are.

Because bravery isn’t about being fearless. It’s about standing your ground when it matters most. It’s about moving forward when others would retreat.

And that day, in the heart of Maiduguri, we didn’t just fight…

We protected hopes.

God bless the still breathing 🫡

#TRIGGERLORD 💀

#ThankASoldier
#ForGodAndCountryAlways

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BudgIT Nigeria

@BudgITng

3 months ago

🗣️ Dear Nigerians, 68.32 trillion has been approved as our country’s 2026 budget. Here’s how it’s structured: A significant portion, ₦32.2tn, is allocated to capital expenditure. This is the part meant for roads, schools, hospitals, and other public projects. ₦15.8tn goes to debt servicing. ₦15.4tn covers the cost of running government (recurrent non-debt spending). ₦4.79tn is set aside for statutory transfers. Looking at some of the key sectors: 📌 Security — ₦5.41tn 📌 Infrastructure — ₦3.56tn 📌 Education — ₦3.52tn 📌 Health — ₦2.48tn These numbers reflect how resources are planned across sectors that shape everyday life. Understanding the budget is the first step. Following how it is implemented is what brings real impact. Citizens, our work has begun. Pay attention. Ask questions. Follow the money. #GetInvolved #2026BudgetNG