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Fellow Nigerians,
When we began this journey of reform in 2023, I promised that the difficult decisions we were making would serve the purpose of building an economy that works better for you and a country that is stronger for our children.
Today, your government presents The Reforms Scorecard. It sets out what our reforms have achieved, what they have cost us, and the greater costs and harms we have prevented by acting when we did.
I have therefore directed the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele @taiwoyedele, to give an account to Nigerians, to explain the numbers, the choices we have made, the progress recorded, and the work that remains.
You deserve to see the numbers. You deserve to know what has changed and what these reforms mean for you, your family, your business and our country.
This is your government.
This is your country.
This is our account to you.
Watch The Reforms Scorecard livestream here: https://t.co/q4Bun9o0sr
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Trump says: "Brave American forces AND the Armed Forces of Nigeria" eliminated a top ISIS commander.
Quick question: Which Nigerian unit? Which commander? Which base?
Because the last time we checked, our military could barely track bandits in Zamfara, let alone coordinate a global hit.
Impressive statement. But let's wait for the receipts.
We've heard "flawless execution" and "meticulously planned" before only to find out later it was a drone strike that also took out a wedding party or a market.
If al-Minuki is really gone, fine. Good riddance.
But Nigerians have one question: where were our forces in this "joint" operation? Because the press release sounds like Trump did it and added "and Nigeria" for diplomatic seasoning.
Also second in command of ISIS? In Nigeria? Since when did ISIS relocate from Syria to Sambisa? Either the intel is groundbreaking, or the branding is creative.
Celebrate when independent sources confirm. Until then, this is a script reading.
You said it all. The difference is embarrassing.
Trump's team flew to China with CEOs, left with Boeing deals and billions in investment. Tinubu's team flew to the UK with a small village, left with horse photos and a banquet menu.
Nigerians aren't asking for too much just one factory, one power deal, one job. Instead we got matching agbada and royal waves.
Diplomacy without deliverables is just expensive tourism. And we're too broke for photo albums.
A New Nigeria is POssible.
@VivianIfeomaOj The people screaming "cancel Chike" are the same ones texting their ex at 2am and cheating on their spouse with zero shame. You're not a moral authority. You're just bored. Bullying isn't activism it's a hobby for people with no mirror.
@yabaleftonline Until he names ONE tax-funded project completed on time, under budget, and audited live he’s just selling you a highway dream while you stand in the pothole.
We don’t need new taxes. We need new leaders. 🇳🇬
@AsakyGRN This is why men don't speak up.
We expect women to leave cheaters instantly. But when a man leaves, we question him.
Follow me if you believe betrayal has no gender. 🎯
@NigeriaStories So Atiku wants El-Rufai "released."
Released from where? His mansion in Kaduna? His first-class flight to London? His 47 Twitter drafts?
Meanwhile, real Nigerians are being kidnapped for real. No one is demanding their release.
Priorities. This is why you lost, Atiku. 🎤
Another day. Another presidential aspirant. Another set of empty promises.
"Fight to restore dignity."
"Make Nigeria respected."
"Bring unity and prosperity."
Sir, the last five presidents said the exact same thing.
The only thing Nigerians want to hear now is:
"Here is my asset declaration."
"Here is my blueprint."
"Here is my anti-corruption plan."
Everything else is noise.
Let's separate the claims.
Is NDC's registration fraudulent? INEC must answer. Publicly.
Did Obi and Kwankwaso ignore warnings? If yes, that's a judgment question for their supporters.
Is Ardo genuinely concerned or playing politics? His history suggests both.
But one thing is clear: If a major opposition party's foundation is legally shaky, every vote cast under its banner is at risk.
This isn't about Ardo vs Obi. It's about due process.
Another day. Another politician. Another "movement." Another "restoration."
ADC says: "Join us to save Nigeria from despair."
Sir, we've joined:
PDP in 1999 (hope)
APC in 2015 (change)
LP in 2023 (new Nigeria)
Now ADC in 2026/2027?
At what point do we stop joining and start demanding?
Maybe ADC deserves a listen. Every big party today was once a small party with a big dream.
APC was ACN, CPC, ANPP, APGA fragments before 2015.
LP was nowhere before Obi joined. The issue isn't ADC. It's whether they have:
A real candidate
A real structure
A real plan beyond poetry.
Show us. Then we'll follow.
Think about that.
Not good governance. Not economic recovery. Not security. Not jobs.
Just two opposition figures fighting each other.
A divided opposition is every incumbent's dream.
If Atiku and Obi spend 2027 attacking each other instead of the government, votes split. Incumbent coasts to victory.
Oshiomhole isn't boasting. He's thanking them for doing his job.
Oshiomhole, who is supposed to be campaigning for Tinubu's second term.
Imagine telling voters: "Forget our achievements. Just watch those two fight each other."
That's not a campaign. That's a reality show. 🍿
"Only Ndigbo should contest for president."
That's not democracy. That's zoning with a vengeance.
Yes, the South East is the only southern zone yet to produce a civilian president. That's a valid grievance.
But shutting out every other region? That's how you lose allies, not win power.
Sir, the North isn't going to sit quietly while you announce their exclusion.
The South West and South South won't step aside because you demanded it.
You want a SE president? Build bridges. Don't burn them with speeches.
"Only Ndigbo should contest for president."
That's not democracy. That's zoning with a vengeance.
Yes, the South East is the only southern zone yet to produce a civilian president. That's a valid grievance.
But shutting out every other region? That's how you lose allies, not win power.
Sir, the North isn't going to sit quietly while you announce their exclusion.
The South West and South South won't step aside because you demanded it.
You want a SE president? Build bridges. Don't burn them with speeches.