Alexander Osinde

God won't do for a man what a man can do for himself. Retweet is not endorsement.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

If an egg is broken by an outside force, life ends. If broken by an inside force, life begins. Great things always begin from inside...

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@NigeriaStories @Chidieb25183265 I'm really surprised how these funds leave the system to private pockets. Too many loopholes in the system. These lapses can be fixed na.

[Pulse Sports Nigeria @PulseSportsNG]

🚨🇳🇬 The Emperor, The conqueror
The champion, The Lion is here 🦁

• 2024/25: Turkish League champion 🏆

• 2025/26: Turkish League champion 🏆

Congratulations Victor Osimhen 👋

[Matthew @tobbiematthew]

COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS TO BE TREATED AS TERRORISTS UNDER THE NEW SECURITY DOCTRINE — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Those declared terrorists under the President’s directive

1. Any armed group operating outside the authority of the Nigerian state.

2. Any individual wielding lethal weapons without state authorization.

Those who will be treated as terrorists

3. Bandits carrying arms and terrorizing communities.

4. Militias operating beyond lawful command.

5. Armed gangs and criminal networks with weapons.

6. Armed robbers who deploy violence.

7. Violent cult groups.

8. Forest based armed collectives.

9. Foreign linked mercenaries.

10. Individuals or groups using violence for political objectives.

11. Individuals or groups using violence for ethnic objectives.

12. Individuals or groups using violence for financial objectives.

13. Individuals or groups using violence for sectarian objectives.

14. Kidnappers of civilians.

15. Groups or individuals extorting communities.

16. Groups or individuals occupying or attempting to occupy Nigerian territory by force.

Those who enable terrorism and will also be treated as terrorists

17. Financiers of armed groups.

18. Money handlers and fund movers.

19. Harbourers of terrorists.

20. Informants aiding violent groups.

21. Ransom facilitators.

22. Ransom negotiators.

23. Political protectors of armed groups.

24. Political intermediaries shielding terrorists.

25. Transporters of fighters or weapons.

26. Arms suppliers.

27. Safe house owners.

28. Politicians who facilitate or encourage violence.

29. Traditional rulers who enable or protect terror.

30. Community leaders who facilitate violent actions.

31. Religious leaders who encourage or justify terror.

The rule is singular and absolute.
Outside state authority with lethal weapons equals terrorism.
Supporting it in any form equals terrorism.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@officialEFCC One of the most effective ways to combat corruption is to identify its causes and close the loopholes that enable it. Focusing solely on prosecuting individuals is too simplistic. Governance spending and authorization should be automated and subject to verification.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

RT @officialABAT: Well deserved!

Congratulations to our Super Falcons!
Your incredible #WAFCON2025 semi-finals victory over South Africa t…

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

RT @channelstv: Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda In Tears At Buhari's Graveside

#CTVTweets
#Buhari
#BuharisBurial https://t.co/uzTeqo…

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@DeeOneAyekooto Is this man not Amechi?

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

Fellow Nigerians,

As we enter 2025, I wish everyone a happy and prosperous New Year. May you be rich in joy, success, and good health.

As the new year dawns, it brings many hopes, aspirations, and prospects for better days. By the grace of God, 2025 will be a year of great promise in which we will fulfil our collective hopes.

Though 2024 posed numerous challenges to our citizens and households, I am confident that the New Year will bring brighter days.

Economic indicators point to a positive and encouraging outlook for our nation. Fuel prices have gradually decreased, and we recorded foreign trade surpluses in three consecutive quarters. Foreign reserves have risen, and the Naira has strengthened against the US dollar, bringing greater stability.

The stock market's record growth has generated trillions of naira in wealth, and the surge in foreign investment reflects renewed confidence in our economy. Nevertheless, the cost of food and essential drugs remained a significant concern for many Nigerian households in 2024.

In 2025, our government is committed to intensifying efforts to lower these costs by boosting food production and promoting local manufacturing of essential drugs and other medical supplies. We are resolute in our ambition to reduce inflation from its current high of 34.6% to 15%. With diligent work and God's help, we will achieve this goal and provide relief to all our people.

In this new year, my administration will further consolidate and increase access to credit for individuals and critical sectors of the economy to boost national economic output.

To achieve this, the federal government will establish the National Credit Guarantee Company to expand risk-sharing instruments for financial institutions and enterprises.

The Company—expected to start operations before the end of the second quarter—is a partnership of government institutions, such as the Bank of Industry, Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Agency, and Ministry of Finance Incorporated, the private sector, and multilateral institutions.

This initiative will strengthen the confidence of the financial system, expand credit access, and support under-served groups such as women and youth. It will drive growth, re-industrialisation, and better living standards for our people.

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[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

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[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@channelstv Hope no Dey cure hunger…na food Dey cure hunger. Nigerians want to see and eat the food on the table not hope for food.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@wakajugbe Chai…

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@ChinasaNworu Are you for real?

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

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[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@UnitedCap Please, why can't I fund my money market account from my app? I have completed all the KYC requirements. Should you require my account ID, send me a DM. Please review and give your feedback. Thank you.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@UnitedCap Please why can't I fund my money market account from my app? I have completed all the KYC requirements. Please review and give your feedback. Thank you.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@NLCHeadquarters Who do us this one, money in soakaway? Why can't Nigeria build an auto system to track misappropriation. How did those monies leave the system to soakaway in the first instance?

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

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[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@BUACement What's the current cost of a bag of BUA cement?

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

@SIAuk please I want to make inquiries on the status of my license application. Some of my co-applicants have gotten their license. I'm yet to get any notification as it is still on criminality check. Kindly assist.

[Alexander Osinde @Osinde_A]

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary