Martins inyang

Good governance advocate

[Orji Agwu Uka @OrjiUka]

Martins Inyang @MartinsInyang is a Director in VISA, where he provides legal support across markets in West and Central Africa on corporate deals, commercial agreements, claims, litigation, governance, regulatory affairs and licensing. Prior to joining VISA, Martins served as the Global Head of Legal of Kobo360, a role that was sandwiched between two different stints at Larfarge Africa PLC. Prior to all these, Martins started out as an Associate at the law firm of Abiola Sanni & CO and from there he joined Udo Udoma & Belo Osagie. Martins attended University of Calabar.

[Orji Agwu Uka @OrjiUka]

Yesterday was 20 November 2025. Those that have followed me on Twitter for the past few years know that this date is very special to me, being the day that I was admitted to the Nigerian Bar, together with 3896 others. You know what that means? It is the day that I dedicate my platform to highlight and celebrate the selected exploits of my classmates in various sectors of the Nigerian & international economy. As you will see shortly, this year's is extra special. Another thing that must be said about me is that I am extremely proud of my Law School class. It has therefore become a tradition for me to dedicate our call to Bar anniversary to celebrating these great minds.

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

accountable for this!!

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

There’s an urgent need for all levels of government in Nigeria, Federal, State and Local Governments to take on the challenge of solving the problem of soaring cost of home ownership. What are the solutions for making land and home ownership more available

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

for developing land and affordable mass housing projects. We need to begin to hold State Governors (and of course, State legislators who approve the budgets) accountable to fix this. #HoldYourGovernorAccountable #NaijaMustProgress #GoodGovernance

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

I think it’s time to focus on directing our energies to the accountability of state Governors. #NaijaMustProgress

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

I hear that States now have access to more funds from revenue allocation. I think it’s a good time for more engagements with Governors to understand exactly how these funds are improving for instance, security, access to good quality health care,

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

as well as the factors impacting or driving performance improvements? How much food is produced within a state and how much comes from outside? How can this data be tracked at the State level to improve local production?

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

The EFCC needs to look into this @officialEFCC

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

The Zamfara State government has released evidence against the immediate past administration in the state led by Bello Matawalle in relation to the Gusau International (cargo) Airport project. Mr Matawalle is the current Minister of State for Defence.

Matawalle, last Friday, denied the allegation of embezzling billions from the Zamfara cargo airport project but that denial seems to have opened the Pandora’s box as the state government at the weekend reeled out documents backing the allegation.

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

Could someone please explain to me how Labour Party is ensuring that Nigerians have visibility on the finances of the National Assembly.

@NgLabour we need to see some transparency here please

[Henry Chibuike Ugwu @HenryUgwuEsq]

Donald Duke speaking facts as usual:

1. National carrier is a joke.

2. Oil companies should be responsible for cleanup of polluted areas in the Niger Delta.

3. Infantile for the President to be Minister of Petroleum.

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

@Hamix37 Was another tribe on the ballot?

[Bishop @BishopPOEvang]

Letter to American President Joe Biden by Chimamanda Adichie Audio version. Retweet aggressively.

[AY COMEDIAN @AYCOMEDIAN]

Now that d elections are officially 'over' in Lagos State, I am sure all these talks about BIGOTS & MAGGOTS will end on d lips of some COCONUT heads like d FOOLISH FEDERAL KOLA-NUT (FFK) seekers, Una for tell us wetin una want we Yoruba boys to do with our Igbo wives & children

[Spotlight Abby @Spotlight_Abby]

So the plan was to relocate all polling units out of gated estates so that their thugs could have unhindered access.

Just saving this incident report from Abraham Adesanya Estate, Lagos ‐ out here, to thank INEC & APC for an evil job well done.

[Martins inyang @MartinsInyang]

Ikate, Eti-Osa is safe but turnout is low. Calling on my Ikate neighbours to come out and vote.