BREAKING NEWS: Troops of Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH) have arrested two members of ISWAP in Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State.
The suspects, Abdulkadir Dalhatu & Ubaidu Hassan, posing as tailors, were arrested during a coordinated operation on 11 April 2025.
Woooooooow!
Great People birthing Greatness Everywhere!๐๐
Happy 95th Birthday Anniversary, Momma!!๐
Many more beautiful years ahead, Maโam โค๏ธโค๏ธ
Nigeria is not on this list while countries like Sudan, Libya, Senegal, Benin even Niger are leaving us behind economically.
Later someone will say one โFine Girlโ working with World Bank told him Tinubu is the best thing after Jollof Rice.๐
The people who are supposed to be worried about this are convulsing over Peter Obi.
Nigerians, your country is dying! Wake up!!
Ire oโ๐ฝ
@NigeriaStories Remember King Solomon's legendary judgement when two women laid claim on a living baby? When he said cut the baby in two, what did the fake mother say? Good morning everyone...
โ..The courts have just ruled against you yesterday..โ
An independent judiciary guarantees the rule of law, the sanctity of citizenship, and the preservation of democracy. Our judiciary is the very best of who we are..
@PeterObi It is appalling that we still have to discuss this same topic after the country has been plunged into untold hardship over the last 15months of this regime.
May Nigerians gather enough sense to reject and throw out bad government from office.
Inshallah!๐ช๐ฝโ๐ฝ๐ฅ
I just read a disturbing comment in the media space attributed to one of the supposed political leaders in the country that the life of the Vice President is in danger because of the faults recorded in his official aircraft.
The leader went further to urge the Federal Government to purchase a new aircraft for the Vice President.
In making such a remark now, the speaker is insensitive and obviously unconcerned about the prevailing economic situation in the country.
That Nigerians are facing untold hardship at this moment is no secret .
Such a provoking call is coming from a person who probably is oblivious of the fact that Nigeria, at present, has continued to manifest every trait of a failed state.
We are today among one of the eleven worst-governed African nations in the last 10 years. We are also among the 20 most hungry nations in the world, with our people facing worsening mass poverty, extreme hunger and starvation.
Our nation remains the poverty capital of the world, with our per capita income crashing further from $1700 in 2023 to $1109 this year.
Are these not the issues that should be prioritized by committed leaders?
Our national electricity grid has so far collapsed 8 times this year alone and 105 times in the last ten years, plunging our small businesses into great losses and households into darkness.
In the past 15 months, several businesses have closed down or become distressed due to the harsh economic environment in the country.
Are these not the issues that should preoccupy us as leaders, rather than being consumed by our selfish desires for needless luxury at the expense of the people we are called to serve?
What does Nigeria's Vice President need a new jet for, and what value are all Presidential and Vice Presidential trips adding to our present situation?
It was not until 2014 that Indonesia, with sustainable economic growth of over 6% annually for the past 10 years, adding about 50% to both her GDP and GDP per capita, decide to buy a Presidential jet, used by both the President and Vice President.
The Vice President travels mostly in the country's national airline, Garuda Indonesia.
And since we have recently undeservedly bought one, it should be used on essential, inevitable trips of the President and Vice President.
I appeal to the President, Vice President, and our public office holders that our present precarious situation calls only for minimal and highly contributory inevitable travels.
It is time to sit down and find solutions to our litany of challenges for the wellbeing of the people and the development of our country.
Nigeria will rise again if the leadership can commit to selfless service.
A New Nigeria is POssible if we can get our priorities right. -PO
A great honor to be recognised today by Oxford University with the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Letters (D.litt. honoris causa). A marvellous ceremony at the Sheldonian Theatre followed by receptions at All Souls and St Johns Colleges. With Chancellor Lord Christopher Patten and Vice Chancellor Dr Irene Tracey and the other 5 Honorands- Sir Michael Palin, Warren East, Sir @demishassabis, Professor Salim Yusuf, and @ShankarAnoushka. Also with my husband, Dr Ikemba Iweala and my daughter, Dr @onyiiwealamdphd.