This man is scientifically foolish, and I didn’t have to watch for more than a minute for the fact of his imbecility to be established beyond all reasonable doubt. He is in the full flow of the spirit of Ahitophel, beyond redemption.,
The Subsidy Removal and Floating of the Naira Took Us to a Degree of Inflation We Have Never Seen Before - Ehusan
The president said there was hunger before he was born, which is an unfortunate statement because I am almost 69 years old, and the kind of poverty I have seen in the last 3 years I have never seen since I was born.
Rev. Fr. George Ehusan, Executive Director, Lux Terra Leadership Foundation
It's my birthday.
I'm grateful to God Almighty.
He gave me peace in times of troubles, soothed my pains, put a smile on my face during my sad days and also gave me sunshine when I needed it.
Thank you God!
An APC politician distributed 4-week old cockerels to elderly constituents in his community for them to vote for him.
Sometimes I see things like this and I really weep for the weaponisation of poverty by these satanic politicians in Nigeria.
An eyesore.
The Vice President and President's Son couldn't grant him victory.
What it means is that the Party is Supreme but the Masses are Supremer lol.
The masses will show them strength and will also display to them what it means to be hungry for years.
He should cry 😭😭😭 😭💔💔
City Boy loses to Village Chief.
The South East Coordinator of City Crooks Movement has just lost the APC primaries to Chief Canice Moore Nwachukwu popularly known as Omeogo.
Chief Nwachukwu has won the House of reps Primaries in APC for Orlu, Orsu and Oru East Constituency.
What a disgusting shame.
Crisis blew up at APC primaries for Alimosho Federal House of Reps seat in Lagos where winners were rigged and supporters clashed with each other.
The APC is a demonic cult of criminals, lunatics, thugs and wild animals.
SHAME. https://t.co/J9QoGph7wW
The Nigerian stock market lost over N1.2 trillion yesterday.
The government is currently at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali announcing foreign investments.
Two simultaneous Nigerias are operating at all times.
One for the press release. One for the rest of us.
#NGX #NigeriaEconomy
See some of the landmark projects commissioned in Anambra when Goodluck Jonathan visited Peter Obi in 2012
In 2012, Anambra State stood at a turning point in its development journey. At the center of this transformation was Peter Obi, whose administration focused heavily on fiscal discipline, strategic investments, and building a foundation for sustainable economic growth rather than short-term political gains.
That same year, the then President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, paid a historic working visit to the state one that would leave a lasting imprint on Anambra’s economic and infrastructural landscape. Unlike routine political visits, this occasion was marked by the commissioning of multiple large-scale projects, many of which were designed to unlock the state’s commercial potential and position it as a major economic hub in the South-East.
The visit highlighted a rare moment of synergy between state and federal leadership, with both tiers of government aligning around development, industrialization, and job creation.
Among the landmark projects commissioned were:
1. Orient Petroleum Oil
This project represented a bold step into the oil and gas sector for Anambra State. Located in the Anambra Basin, Orient Petroleum symbolized the state’s entry into energy production, with the potential to boost internally generated revenue, create employment opportunities, and reduce dependence on federal allocations over time.
2. SabMiller Brewery
The commissioning of the SabMiller Brewery in Onitsha was a major industrial milestone. Beyond beer production, the brewery stimulated the local economy by creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs—from factory workers to distributors and suppliers. It also strengthened Anambra’s profile as an attractive destination for both local and foreign investors.
3. Orange Drugs Company
A key player in Nigeria’s pharmaceutical and consumer goods sector, Orange Drugs expanded manufacturing capacity within the state. Its presence contributed to industrial growth, improved access to essential products, and further deepened the state’s manufacturing base.
4. Krisoral Company
Though less widely publicized, Krisoral Company added to the growing network of private-sector investments in Anambra. It reflected the broader strategy of encouraging indigenous businesses to scale and participate actively in the state’s economic expansion.
5. Onitsha Inland Port
One of the most strategic projects, the Onitsha Inland Port was designed to serve as a cargo hub for the South-East. By enabling goods to be transported via the River Niger, the port aimed to decongest Lagos seaports, reduce transportation costs, and enhance trade efficiency for businesses across the region.
6. Upper Iweka Super Highway
Perhaps one of the most visible symbols of the administration’s infrastructure drive, the Upper Iweka Super Highway was the first-ever 8-lane road in Anambra State. Located in one of the busiest commercial areas in Onitsha, this project significantly improved traffic flow, reduced congestion, and modernized the urban landscape.
Beyond the physical structures, these projects told a deeper story—one of vision, planning, and deliberate execution. The Obi administration prioritized creating an enabling environment where businesses could thrive, infrastructure could support growth, and investors could operate with confidence.
For many Nigerians, that period remains a powerful example of what focused leadership and strategic collaboration can achieve. It demonstrated that when governance is driven by clear economic goals and accountability, development is not just promised it is delivered and felt.
Years later, the impact of those projects continues to shape conversations about leadership, performance, and what is possible when public office is used as a platform for genuine transformation.