Prices of food produce at the local Market – TODAY 11/12/2025
Maize (Masara)
– ₦30,000 to ₦29,000
Millet (Gero)
– ₦30,500 to ₦28,500
Maiwa Millet (Sabon Gero)
– ₦32,000 to ₦33,000
Sorghum – Small Load (Dawa Ɗan Lodi)
– ₦18,000 to ₦19,000 and ₦20,000
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Surah As Saffat (37:91-91) Here, it is described that Abraham turns to the idols and mocks them by asking them "Will you not eat (from the offerings)? What is the matter with you that you don't speak?"
You see how NNPP have made election impossible to rig in Kano?
This is how all of us in Opposition should do it.
Make Election Rigging Difficult (MERD). No gentleman o.
APC have been crying since morning.
Lagos 3MB -N3.6 Trillion
Lagos Airport -N712 Billion
Lagos Coastal -N15 Trillion
Lagos Lekki-Epe - N158 Billion
Lagos Light Rail -N3.2 Trillion Loan
Lagos industrial clusters -$238 Million
Lagos is now the only state in the South? They must be thinking of how to rename it to FCT
Yesterday, the EFCC shocked many Nigerians by inviting former Sokoto State governor, @AWTambuwal, for ‘questioning.’ This is a man who has held public office since 2003, yet this is his first-ever EFCC summons.
Why now? And why only under this government?
Tambuwal’s record…
Aminu Waziri Tambuwal is not Okowa who can be easily intimidated, bamboozled, and coerced to join the APC based on unsubstantiated, corrupt allegations.
He's a brave, sophisticated, and brilliant lawyer. Very unfortunate for the urban bandits. The coalition is bound to succeed.
The only reason the @officialEFCC has detained the former Governor of Sokoto State, Senator Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, @AWTambuwal, is because he is a member of the opposition Coalition. It is a continuation of the Tinubu-led administration’s agenda to harrass, intimidate, and decimate the opposition.
The reality unfolding before us today is that the Tinubu administration, as with other aspects, has objectified the fight against corruption as a political tool to coerce opposition leaders into the ruling party.
We are living witnesses to a growing trend where the state and its operators have assumed the roles of a bully by making corruption and the fight against it a political agenda.
Certainly, that is not the objective for which I worked hard during our administration to create the EFCC.
It is as though today, anyone who associates with the opposition is a target for phantom corruption allegations and, it is as though, as soon as they are coerced into the political agenda of President @officialABAT, their ‘sins’ are forgiven.
That, definitely, is not how to build institutions. That, certainly, is not how to fight the monster of corruption. Indeed, such tendencies provide the stimulant for corruption to thrive.
We have seen how the EFCC has been used to empty opposition state governors into the ruling party, and the tea party is not about to end anytime soon.
While the genuine fight against corruption is a matter that requires the total support of all Nigerians, the objectification of it as a political agenda should be roundly condemned by all in civil society spaces and friends of Nigeria in the international community.
We have in recent times witnessed the use of anti-corruption agencies in coercing political leaders into the ruling party. Our assurance to Nigerians is that we would never succumb to this anti-democratic machinations of railroading our people into a one-party dictatorship. -AA