AGREEMENT IS AGREEMENT ooooo
1: The HM @FMWNIG@DaveUmahi mentioned Lagos–Calabar, Sokoto–Badagry and Calabar–Abuja as legacy road projects.
2: But North Central is not left out.
3: FG not Tinubu’s legacy road infrastructure agenda also puts these key projects in focus:
-(a)/ Akwanga–Jos–Bauchi–Gombe Super Highway: 700km planned highway, with the 125km Akwanga–Jos section flagged off in July 2026.
-(b): Babban Lamba–Sharam Road.
-(c): Keffi–Nasarawa–Toto–Abaji Road.
-(d): Lafia–Azuba–Mararaba Bypass Road.
4: Credit to President Tinubu for prioritising strategic road infrastructure that can connect communities, open up markets, ease the movement of farm produce, reduce travel burdens and create jobs.
5: For North Central, these roads mean more than asphalt. They mean economic opportunities, stronger connectivity and access to new markets. @AbiodunEssiet@samuelbatu62254@ummuh_Zahra@ishaqsamaila5@YeriTheSGF@edor_possible@Cyberhijabitech@Mohammadpato1@prinxe_B@osazenoo@MathewGonet@Ruthoyiza12
Another year of life, another thousand reasons to say Alhamdulillah. ❤️
This past year has been one of healing, growth, answered prayers and quiet victories. My health has improved tremendously, my heart is lighter, and I am learning to appreciate life in ways I never did before.
I am immensely grateful for the beautiful souls Allah has placed around me. Those who genuinely love me, pray for me, support me and make life's journey a little easier. You are blessings I never take for granted.
I have known difficult seasons, but I have also witnessed Allah's mercy in ways words cannot fully express.
Today, I celebrate life, improved health, peace, love and the woman I am becoming.
And if there is one thing I believe wholeheartedly, it is that MY BEST IS YET TO COME, IN SHA ALLAH.
Happy birthday to me. ❤️
Alhamdulillah for yesterday, today and all that is yet to unfold. 🤲🏽💚
While the idea of having an African Credit Rating Agency was first proposed in 2017, recent advocacy and push by President Tinubu has now made it a reality.
Since his emergence as President of Nigeria, Africa has taken front row in shaping its own history with the establishment of various institutions including the African Energy Bank which is set to be headquartered in Abuja.
Watch the President advocating for the establishment of Africa’s own rating agency in Kigali recently.
While many were saying fuel could only be sold locally at OPEC/International Prices, we maintained that the Federal Government can device policies to ensure that Fuel Pump prices does not need to follow every swing in global crude prices or exchange rates.
It is very harsh to subject Citizens to international Fuel Prices.
Thank God they are doing something at last!!!
Walahi, this young guy’s level of brilliance is on another level. Put Peter Obi and all the Obidients together, this guy still fit outsmart all of them. 😂🔥
Watch am 👇🔥
“Peter Obi has indirectly told Nigerians that Tinubu won the 2023 Nigerian presidential election.. He has confirmed that he went to court without a single evidence.”
Adams Oshiomole to Peter Obi: "...We got all our allocations from Federal Government in Naira as governor, where did you get the Dollars you said you saved for Anambra State?... You said the DG of Debt Management office organize an event for you because you didn't borrow, you lied..." - Senator
2027: The margin of gap that President Bola Tinubu will give each and every one of these candidates [Atiku, Obi, others] will be so much that you won't believe it, says Daniel Bwala, Presidential Spokesperson
#PoliticsToday
The federal government announced 10 steps to help alleviate the pains of the fuel price increase.
However sensationalist have taken a few of the announcements out of context to feed their ever gullible audience.
The 10 steps include:
1. Margin discount at NNPC stations
2. Forward sales of crude to local refineries.
3. Price Modulation
4. Removing illegal levies
5. More direct support. Conditional cash transfers.
6. Faster CNG roll out
7. Excess profit Tax (under consideration). This is targeted at businesses within the energy value chain exploiting consumers
8. Less red tape
9. National strategic fuel reserve.
10. Better traffic and Logistics.
Side note: My delivery wasn’t sharp.
I was angry and irritated while making the video but wanted it to be purely informative.
So I tried very hard not to speak a certain way. Cut out things a few times. 👍🏾
Arise TV’s Rotus Odiri explains why Donald Duke’s ₦300/L petrol promise is a charming idea with zero grounding. He’s selling fantasy math that assumes Nigeria owns every barrel, ignores JV splits, FX realities and smuggling incentives, then asks voters to applaud numbers that only work on paper.
"Subsidy removal released 15.8 trillion naira into the federation account, of that, 10.4 trillion naira went to states and local governments. At the federal level, about two-thirds of the savings combined with additional independent revenue and borrowing were utilized for spending that went directly to average Nigerians through higher wages, infrastructure, electricity, and social transfers." — Minister of Finance
𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐠𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐝
A margin discount at NNPC stations. We are offering a discount on petrol dispensed by NNPC Limited for the next 30 days, with priority for public transporters nationwide.