N47 billion CONSUMER CREDIT to 300,000 NIGERIANS: you can be the next person.
2: letter from @CrediCorpNG to me: read ooooo
MINISTER OF FINANCE KICKS OFF CREDICORP’S _YOUTHCRED FOR YOUTH ENTREPRENEURS_, ALONGSIDE OTHER MINISTERS @taiwoyedele@atikuabagudu@ayowisdom_
Dear Woye,
On Wednesday, CREDICORP launched *YouthCred for Entrepreneurs (Phase 3)* — the largest instalment yet of the youth credit intervention *President Bola Ahmed Tinubu* promised in his 2025 Democracy Day broadcast. Phases 1 and 2 have already served _youth corpers_ and formally _employed youth_ respectively.
The launch was led by the Hon. *Minister of Finance*, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, with three other Ministers: of *Budget and National Planning; Youth Development; and Women Affairs*; and heads of Federal agencies.
Access remains through https://t.co/lJgHFs39qs or any of CREDICORP’s participating financial institutions, incl. microfinance banks serving rural communities.
Also this week: CREDICORP announced its milestone of 300,000 beneficiaries so far, in all 774 LGAs, with ₦47 billion in consumer credit through 36 PFIs, 5 local industries supported — and still zero non-performing loans @CrediCorpNG@uzonwagba@FinMinNigeria@ummuh_Zahra
@woye1@CrediCorpNG@taiwoyedele@atikuabagudu@ayowisdom_ Nigeria will SUCCEED.
Chai, I don old oo, age bracket deny me this, congratulations to my fellow brothers and sisters(Nigerians) to all successful applicants
Nigeria will be great again
N47 billion CONSUMER CREDIT to 300,000 NIGERIANS: you can be the next person.
2: letter from @CrediCorpNG to me: read ooooo
MINISTER OF FINANCE KICKS OFF CREDICORP’S _YOUTHCRED FOR YOUTH ENTREPRENEURS_, ALONGSIDE OTHER MINISTERS @taiwoyedele@atikuabagudu@ayowisdom_
Dear Woye,
On Wednesday, CREDICORP launched *YouthCred for Entrepreneurs (Phase 3)* — the largest instalment yet of the youth credit intervention *President Bola Ahmed Tinubu* promised in his 2025 Democracy Day broadcast. Phases 1 and 2 have already served _youth corpers_ and formally _employed youth_ respectively.
The launch was led by the Hon. *Minister of Finance*, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, with three other Ministers: of *Budget and National Planning; Youth Development; and Women Affairs*; and heads of Federal agencies.
Access remains through https://t.co/lJgHFs39qs or any of CREDICORP’s participating financial institutions, incl. microfinance banks serving rural communities.
Also this week: CREDICORP announced its milestone of 300,000 beneficiaries so far, in all 774 LGAs, with ₦47 billion in consumer credit through 36 PFIs, 5 local industries supported — and still zero non-performing loans @CrediCorpNG@uzonwagba@FinMinNigeria@ummuh_Zahra
INEC Nationwide Professional Recruitment Exercise 2026
Location: 36 States + FCT
Available Positions:
- ICT Officers
- Accountants
- Administrative Officers II
- Executive Officers
- Engineers
- Lawyers
- Clinical Officers
- Quantity Surveyors
Requirements:
- Nigerian citizen, not above 35 years of age
- Qualification varies: NCE, BSc/HND, Bachelor's, Master's...
- NYSC Certificate, Exemption
- Valid State of Origin certificate, medically fit, no criminal record
- Willing to work anywhere in Nigeria
Documents Required:
- Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age.
- O’Level Certificate.
- First Degree Certificate / Master’s Degree Certificate, if applicable.
- NYSC Discharge Certificate or Exemption Letter.
- Passport Photograph.
- Local Government Area Identification.
- Professional Qualification or Certification, if applicable.
Deadline: 27th July 2026
Apply: https://t.co/RX2wAMFX1H
JOB ALERT
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has opened its 2026 Permanent Staff Recru!tment portal. Qualified Nigerians are invited to apply for vacancies in the professional, administrative, and executive officer cadres.
Available Position
– Accountant
– Clinical Officer
– Lawyer
– ICT Officer
– Engineer
– Quantity Surveyor
– Registration Area Officer (Administrative Officer II)
– Registration Area Officer (Executive Officer)
Eligibility
– Bachelor's Degree, HND, NCE, or equivalent (depending on the position)
– NYSC Discharge Certificate or Exemption Letter (where applicable)
– Relevant professional qualifications and work experience for professional roles
– Basic computer knowledge and good communication skills
Link: https://t.co/gZ7oqwpciL
The Black Gold That Made Nigeria Poor
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Oil is called Black Gold because it creates wealth. Sadly, in Nigeria, Black Gold also became the reason many other sectors died.
Before crude oil was discovered in commercial quantity at Oloibiri in 1956, Nigeria was an agricultural giant. Cocoa from the West, groundnut from the North and palm produce from the East were the backbone of the economy. Agriculture employed millions of Nigerians, fed the nation and earned most of our foreign exchange.
Then oil came. The oil boom of the 1970s changed everything.
Easy oil money made us abandon the difficult work of building farms, factories and industries. Government revenues grew rapidly, but agriculture gradually lost attention. Nigeria moved from exporting food to importing food. Cocoa, rubber, palm oil and groundnut, once our pride, declined as oil became the centre of national planning.
The painful part is this. Oil itself did not destroy Nigeria. Our dependence on oil did.
Countries like Norway discovered oil and became richer because they invested the proceeds wisely. Nigeria earned hundreds of billions of dollars from crude oil over several decades, yet poverty, unemployment and poor infrastructure remained stubborn challenges. Several studies have described this as the "resource curse", where a country blessed with natural resources records weak long-term development because other productive sectors are neglected and institutions become weaker.
Today, whenever oil prices fall, the naira shakes, government revenue comes under pressure and the entire economy feels the pain. That is the danger of putting almost all your eggs in one basket.
Nigeria's real wealth was never crude oil. Our real wealth is the ability to produce, manufacture, export and innovate across many sectors.
Black Gold gave us money. But it also made us forget the value of hard work, diversification and long-term planning.
Perhaps the greatest mistake in our economic history was not discovering oil. It was allowing oil to make us forget everything else.
@StockmanNigeria
When civilised people sharply disagree on political issues their "humanity" still shines through with empathy.
To some its all about hatred. Hatred blinds and always fails.
Minimum wage 70,000 naira.
WAEC exam fee 50,000 naira.
NECO exam fee 50,000 naira.
Incase you can’t see it clearly,
The children of the poor and those on minimum wage will now be absolutely deprived of education and denied an opportunity of a future.
This govt is ruining lives.
SHARE TO EVERY LADY YOU KNOW.
don't be ashamed to look at your vulva. Examine it.
we have noticed the gen z examine their vulva better than the millennials and older generation!