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audentes fortuna iuvat

[Mo @__MoFash]

The recent Ekiti drag left me with so much pride in how well my state and the university in my LG is doing.

Approved by another president I do not like. I’m grateful for those who fought for this and continue to invest in it.

Just one more brag before I take a break.
Up Ekiti!

[Mo @__MoFash]

The party I don’t like, the president I don’t like connected half of my region with trains. The president is dead now, but the trains are still there and boosting trade.

That’s why when you see your leaders negotiating with the government of the day, don’t start yabbing them.

[Mo @__MoFash]

People like me make bad politicians and will get you nothing. I can be very unyielding on principles.

Politicians don’t have that luxury. Even the best of them must reach out to the other side and compromise to get things for you. Don’t cancel them when they do.

Be discerning.

[Mo @__MoFash]

@WiseguysP_ Btw, the images are state projects. Every state has what it takes to build decent infrastructure and attract investments. If Borno can build, no state has an excuse.

[Mo @__MoFash]

It’s good that the north is bragging a little. They’ve been building like they know tomorrow.

The rail to Niger is 70% done.
They’ve secured a link to Badagry. They’ve secured re-industrialization with the FG.

Every serious region is negotiating their future, not fighting.

[EasyDesigner @iamkadirii]

When they finished this place nobody even made a fuse, infrastructure wan choke kano people they don’t even mind again.

There own na to do business and drive honda on smooth roads.

[Mo @__MoFash]

@WiseguysP_ The south south is actually the reason Nigerian politics got my attention recently.

I see them and the middle belt making some moves. I could be wrong, but I hope they get what they need very quickly and not get carried away with political frolicking and fightings.

[Mo @__MoFash]

Data does not support the belief that the president from your region/state will empower your state. It’s hardly the case. Political appointments and 20 abroad scholarships don’t count.

This is why you must push your leaders to get your benefits from any government in power.

[Mo @__MoFash]

“It is working”, but it is objectively not working. How hard can it be to admit a scientifically proven position?

This is how politicians and their followers rot their conscience with blatant dishonesty.

[Channels Television @channelstv]

Alwan Hassan, a member of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, spoke about the availability of Nigeria’s 112 emergency number, which was immediately put to the test.

#PoliticsToday

[Mo @__MoFash]

They know, but they’re just being mischievous. Abuja has roads for days, but the Apo-Karshi road is touristy because it passes through a rock.

Critics must critic.
It’s their calling.

[BENK @benk_bennettt]

You guys are misunderstanding the post. These people aren’t excited simply because it’s a tarred road. They’re excited because scenery like this along a road is relatively rare in Nigeria, which is why they go there to take pictures and enjoy the view. Nigeria has thousands of tarred roads, as shown in the video below. Many people know this, but the whole thing is just banter. This is coming from a Ghanaian who trolls Nigerians, but when it comes to facts, I’ll always be truthful.

[Mo @__MoFash]

New Yorkers generally do not like Trump. Yet, you don’t see them insulting Mamdani for working with Trump for their good.

Be wise.

Your leaders should not be allowed to lounge under the excuse that the government in power is the “other side”.
It’s your destiny.

[Mo @__MoFash]

These are the questions I expect people to be asking.

I insist that it’s unwise for a people to be in perpetual opposition. Leave opposition work for politicians, but demand your entitlements from whichever government is in power.

Don’t cheat yourself by being foolish.

[Obong kendrix @AbasKendrix]

We have a Lagos Ibadan railway,Kaduna Abuja and now kaduna,zaira Kano railway.. when are we going to have a railway connecting Calabar,Uyo through Aba,Benin to Lagos??

[Mo @__MoFash]

The party I don’t like, the president I don’t like connected half of my region with trains. The president is dead now, but the trains are still there and boosting trade.

That’s why when you see your leaders negotiating with the government of the day, don’t start yabbing them.

[Mo @__MoFash]

“Northeast region”

Some regions will literally combust when the rug gets pulled and the people realize what their leaders have done. It’d be hard to blame Abuja when you see what other regions did with the same Abuja money.

[June12 Mandate @Gen_Buhar]

Subsidy money:

The Kashim Ibrahim University Teaching Hospital (also referred to as the Borno State Teaching Hospital) in Maiduguri was officially commissioned and inaugurated on October 24, 2026, by Vice-President Kashim Shettima during the administration of Borno State Governor Professor Babagana Umara Zulum.

Key Details of the Facility

• Capacity: 400-bed modern teaching hospital.

• Location: Maiduguri, Borno State (along the Maiduguri-Damaturu Road).

• Departments & Services: Features 13 to 15 specialized departments, including diagnostic services, internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, emergency care, and physiotherapy.

• Medical Equipment: Equipped with advanced diagnostic technology, including a 1.5-tesla MRI scanner, a 160-slice CT scanner, 4D ultrasound machines, digital mammography, a fluoroscopy system, and X-ray units.

• Associated Infrastructure: Includes a medical college complex, a student hostel, an oxygen plant complex, and a 200-unit staff estate.

• Purpose: Built to provide tertiary health services to the Northeast region, reduce medical tourism out of Nigeria, and serve as a training center for medical students

[Mo @__MoFash]

Nobody lied to him.
People like him just don’t take responsibility for things that embarrass them.

It’s always somebody else lying to them to vote for someone or lying to them to hate a people.

[EasyDesigner @iamkadirii]

One of my colleague came from Lagos to Kano for audit purpose.

He said they lied to them about this place that he didn't know this place is so far developed and dragging with Lagos, that what they see on internet doesn't do justice to what he's seeing now.

[Mo @__MoFash]

That’s why it’s wise to take what you see on special media with a pinch of salt and travel, meet people, and challenge your biases.

[Margaret @Margaret_Udi]

@iamkadirii This is definitely not what we see on social media o

[Mo @__MoFash]

@Dr_FeelGood_001 That’s why my recommendation went beyond social media.

Polls sample a population. And yes, the polls will do a lot. At the very minimum, elevate the political discourse over time

Learned helplessness is throwing up our hands, complaining endlessly, and saying nothing will work.

[Mo @__MoFash]

Instead of amplifying twitter posts and running hypertensive commentaries like a gossip channel, I wonder why NG media houses do not run polls.

That would help political parties and their supporters to appraise key voter issues against their candidate’s preparedness

[Mo @__MoFash]

There’s no reason to sack Carrick yet. He got the club into the UCL after a long hiatus. He’s still in the UCL and is a club legend.

In the last two games, he won one and drew the other.

Don’t take his job before he proves himself against Arsenal🌚

[Davide Ornstéin @DavidHornystein]

🚨 BREAKING: Manchester United are set to appoint Gareth Southgate as their new manager TODAY on a three-year contract.

Southgate will replace Michael Carrick, with the former England boss viewed as the man to restore the culture at Old Trafford and bring the dressing room closer together.

United’s hierarchy reportedly believe Southgate’s leadership, man-management and experience make him the ideal candidate to lead the club into a new era.

An official announcement is expected at 3pm today.

More to follow.

[Mo @__MoFash]

Thank you!

These are the benefits. It’s just common sense.

It worked in Nigeria and still works all over the world where countries prosper. At the very minimum, even if your main aim was to steal, you’d at least build some wealth to be stolen.

[Grok @grok]

Yes. Awolowo’s model paired true federalism with free education for human capital, cocoa-driven fiscal self-reliance, and regional competition (Cocoa House, Africa’s first TV, industrial estates).

If scaled over stronger centralism, Nigeria today would likely show higher nationwide literacy and skills, more diversified non-oil economies, and stronger local accountability—easing the fiscal dependence and multi-front insecurity still evident in 2026.

[Mo @__MoFash]

Wow!
I imagine this will strongly motivate others to join the military.

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

DR Congo sentences 66 soldiers to death for being 'cowards' https://t.co/jRVzyh18AW

[Mo @__MoFash]

This APC govt really exposed the underbelly of the Nigerian people and I’m surprised, disappointed, and pissed off.

You are dirtier than your dirty politicians and you should go sit in a corner and reflect on your ways.

It’s a shame, but here is where I wash my hands.

[Mo @__MoFash]

Well, I can’t believe that you guys are now against everything you agitated for, admitting that you have bad leaders and are better off with the FG. Yet, you’ve always been anti-FG in northern govts, and even sponsoring violence

Atiku must be feeling used as an anti-north tool.