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Tulumbu is trending because northern content creator Dan Bello, used comedy to creatively narrate how Tulumbu is deliberately stopping Nigeria's economy from growing.
He explicitly gave details behind the Malta refineries that Aliko Dangote spoke of.
Dan Bello said, Tulumbu is deliberately sabotaging the economy for his own profit, paying subsidy to himself and deliberately frustrating Dangote's refinery. His analogy made sense off already existing public information.
The video is gaining rapid momentum in the North. So, patriotic Arewa youths are calling for his arrest, some are citing treason. While lovers of Nigeria in the SW are debunking his fictional claims.
According to reports, the video has found its way to northern parents WhatsApp.
However, legally there is no case here. Because he never mentioned the name everyone is assuming he is talking about, and even the names on the images he showed in the video were gotten from public domain, none was 'created' by him.
So today I am humbled, I started the Oseni center,a library and development center in my village to impact the next generation. Next target is to do more.I also help train over 20 teachers and started them on the one million teachers platform.
You’ve always been a tryhard, Festus. Right from the mid 1990s at Expressway Kingdom Hall. Everyone knew you as a desperate tryhard, always trying to cosplay authority and presence you did not have.
All these years later and you’re a cabinet minister, but that stench of 1995 tryhard is still smelling on you. I don’t know how to explain it. You’re like Lamidi Apapa when he appeared in new clothes, a haircut and a Mercedes-Benz with a police escort and he somehow still looked wretched.
That air? That authority? That ability to wield narrative and command respect? You will never have it no matter how many more times you mortgage your soul in search of it.
Maybe it’s that voice that sounds like a pepper grinder with a stressed fan belt. Maybe it’s that constant facial expression that looks like you just had an Okada accident on the way back from begging for a fee payment grace period extension at your kids’ school. Maybe “aura” is just not something divinely ordained for you to have, no matter how much you’ve always wanted it.
You are and will always be Festus the talkative fuckboy from 1995. You will keep on trying to buy your love and respect by the hour until you disappear from view.
In the words of your FEC colleague, “If it didn’t Dey, it didn’t dey.”
For those celebrating what was apparently their "victory" yesterday, I have very little to say.
Apparently your "Asiwaju" is paying the military rank-and-file a special extra-budgetary allowance so that they don't carry out a coup - such is his level of confidence in his own "mandate."
However long this marriage of strange bedfellows lasts, it will inevitably come to and end. When it does, I will be here to tweet "I told you so" as I always do.
Tomorrow's Max Siollun history books are being written in real time today. Good luck to all of us.
Feeling very poorly at the moment and I'm at the hospital, so I'll be taking 2 days off. I won't be reachable here or on WhatsApp/Signal, but I'm fine.
Just need to take care of my health is all.
Dear Mr Bola Ahmed,
It wasn't a "crash." Stop disrespecting the memories of those men by calling it a "crash." It was a terror attack. NAF 582 was shot down by terrorists.
I wasn't going to put out this video, but I think the public really needs to know.
https://t.co/F9icKjmG8H
“THE TRUE PATRIOT”
(He Slumped And Never Got Up)
Fatherless at age 5, his mother saved to send him to Italy to study because of his exceptional brilliance.
By 23 he already had both LL.B(Bachelors Degree) & LL.M(Masters Degree) in Law and at 25 he was going for his Doctorate in law then something happened!!!
#OdogwuTales
BREAKING!!!
CBN borrowed $13.8 Billion from U.S Banks (JP Morgan & Goldman Sachs). Bubari & Emefiele “secretly” used Nigeria’s Foreign Reserve as Collateral. They printed N32 Trillion in Ways & Means as well.
Both men sabotaged Nigeria’s Sovereignty, they wrecked the Naira & your Economy.
Do you realize the magnitude of this Economic Sabotage? Your Foreign Reserve was $33 billion in July 2023. Debit $13.8 billion from this CBN managed asset.
What do you have left? If you pay off the debt, Nigeria will be left with less than $20 billion for a 200 million population.
A quick breakdown of the Debt:
$7 billion to JP Morgan Chase, & $500 million to Goldman Sachs under a “Classified Securities Lending.” $6.3 billion exposure to Foreign Currency Forwards.
“Foreign Currency Forwards” are CBN’s obligations to foreign investors.
Obasanjo grew your Foreign Reserve from $5.4 billion in 1999, to $51.3 billion by 2007. He cleared your Foreign debts as well.
Buhari has sank Nigeria back into humongous debt. Nigeria’s Total Debt Profile was N77 Trillion. Add the “secret” $13.8 billion & tell me the number?
WHERE ARE THESE MONIES?
Who own fx reserves? CBN
Who spent fx reserves? CBN
Spent on what? Defending the Naira
Why did the Naira need defending? Because it was weak I.e. $1: N469
Why was the Naira weak? Many reasons but a big reason was the CBN printed N23t for Buhari to spend at will without oversight
Who should have provided oversight on the printing of N23t?
Well National Assembly and Debt Management Office
So the CBN printed N23t, that made the Naira lose value, then same CBN used foreign reserves to prop up the Naira they were weakening?
Yes
Will anyone go to jail? Depends
A word of appreciation to @RealAlexRubi and @KitKlarenberg of @TheGrayzoneNews for crediting me and hyperlinking my work in this excellent story.
This is how journalists are supposed to treat each other. I hope my Nigerian colleagues can learn from this.
https://t.co/po2QVV1Fze
Our worst fears seem like they're coming true.
The drug pusher actually intends to attack Niger Republic, and the Nigerian military is currently being mobilised to Sokoto in the northwest, to launch an air offensive on Niger.