Surv., kazeem (Kshort)

An online marketer; Facebook ad, and A Surveyor
A Rotaractor..... (An Agbafian)

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[Àlúbàríkà 🇳🇬 @Iyoaiye_]

President Bola Tinubu is my presidential candidate.

Yes, I will vote for President Tinubu in the 2027 presidential elections.

In 2023, I voted for Peter Obi despite being a PDP stalwart. I chose Obi based on my convictions back then. However, tastes and human choices are dynamic.

Having seen what President Tinubu was able to achieve, changing him would destabilize the modest progress made so far.

Here are a few reasons I'm sticking with Tinubu:
1. Improved revenue to the three federating units. Nigeria was insolvent and literally bankrupt before the Tinubu regime. The CBN was using the Ways and Means Window (printing of money without value created) to run the economy to the tune of N33 trillion. This skyrocketed the inflation rate to over 30 percent as of 2023. Our nominal GDP was about N230 billion, while we had multiple exchange rates, which were distorting planning, forecast, and investment decisions. These macroeconomic distortions have been stabilized and greatly improved.
2. Removal of petrol subsidy. Petrol subsidy has been identified by all previous governments as problematic, but none had the political power to remove it. Petrol subsidy became inefficient, and the government was no longer able to pay for such inefficiency. Nigeria was using over 90% of her revenue annually to service debts, implying that we had to borrow to fund the subsidy. Its removal was absolutely necessary.
3. Improved welfare of federal civil servants.
4. Improved road infrastructure across the federation.
5. Implementation of the ASUU-FG Agreement of 2009. Since 2009, no president had the political will to honor an agreement signed, but Tinubu did.
6. Supreme Court LGA Autonomy. The LG financial autonomy judgment was meant to restore life and progress to our rural communities. Unfortunately, many state governors, in connivance with the State Houses of Assembly, brought in some obnoxious state laws that would deceptively allow states to continue managing LGA funds.

The two areas I think the president needs to improve on are the security of lives and property and to discontinue borrowing even after the removal of the petrol subsidy. Endemic corruption in Nigeria has not been ruthlessly addressed as well.

Away from the noise and emotions, our state governors have failed the people.

Subsidy removal came with a trade-off between improved revenues to federal, states, and LGAs and weakened purchasing powers of households and economic discomfort. However, these funds handed over to the governors have not been reinvested admirably to solve state and local challenges. Our roads are still bad; our schools are still dilapidated; our hospitals are still dysfunctional; our communities are still unsecured; unemployment is still ravaging, and the welfare of state workers remains miserable.

To a larger extent, the federal government has reinvested part of its own share of the subsidy windfall in workers' welfare packages. I have evidence.

For instance, my wife, who is a Level 13 federal civil servant, earns more than I do, a professor at the university. Secondly, a professor in a federal university now earns between N1.2-N1.4 million naira monthly. (Don't even bother asking me how much I earn, because you will be shocked).

These improved welfare packages, improved road networks, healthcare facilities, and educational facilities are meant to atone for the rises in petrol prices, housing, and transportation costs, etc. The federal government has obviously reinvested its share better than most states across the federation.

It is, therefore, my conviction to vote and campaign for President Tinubu in the 2027 Presidential elections, if God keeps us safe, sound, and alive, amen 🙏.

You are entitled to choose your own god whom you will serve. It doesn't call for a quarrel or abuses. This is the beauty of "democracy."

Oku gbawa!

©Nnamdi Nwaeze

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[Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs]

“Thank you Mum”

“Thank you Dad”

“Thank you @NELFUND”

“Thank you Tinubu” @officialABAT

#NELFUND

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@jon_d_doe Thats the for the constitution......, our intentions are totally different

So it's better each region should rule themselves....

The cohabitation we are doing in business and marital affairs alone is ok..... politically it's a no no

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@jon_d_doe When eyes were still black....when each region intentions were not still known

.....one day, all these Igbo can become Lagos Governor will be settled once and for all.... Everybody should focus on it's region, we have been doing businesses together, that should be enough

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@jon_d_doe We will be waiting to see, when it will happen....

[Edem Goget’em @iamedem]

Instead of training for the World Cup ..You are busy saying “Go bek “ Go bek”

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@talk2veee @ladycarpenter01 Gbam.....

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@CFC_OBED Na you sick

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@jayfund11 Confirm àgbákò

[UEFA @UEFA]

🏆 Referee announced for 2026 #SuperCup!

We're pleased to share that Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the highly anticipated match between PSG and Aston Villa in Salzburg.

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[Fed Min of Info & Nat’l Orien @FMINONigeria]

PRESS RELEASE

Federal Ministry of Finance Approves Payments to 1,240 Local Contractors

The Federal Ministry of Finance has approved payments to more than 1,240 contractors, providing immediate liquidity support to businesses across the country and reinforcing the Federal Government's commitment to meeting its financial obligations.

The approval, granted by the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, follows a diligent verification and reconciliation undertaken by the Ministry to ensure that only duly validated obligations qualify for payment.

The payments cover contractors across various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and represent a significant step in addressing long-standing payment obligations, particularly those affecting indigenous businesses and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Contractors prioritised for payment in the most recent batch are those with verified claims in the region of ₦100 million or less. The release of funds is expected to provide immediate relief to hundreds of businesses, enabling them to return to project sites, pay workers, settle suppliers, meet financial commitments, and support economic activity across the country.

This development reflects the Ministry's commitment to translating policy objectives into tangible outcomes by resolving inherited obligations in a transparent and fiscally responsible manner.

Over the past few months, the Federal Government has processed payments exceeding ₦700 billion across various categories of verified obligations owed to local contractors. Within the month of May alone, approximately ₦436.6 billion in transactions were processed, demonstrating a significant acceleration in payment activity aimed at unlocking liquidity and supporting economic growth.

By prioritising a large number of smaller contractors rather than concentrating payments among a few large beneficiaries, the Government is broadening the economic impact of these disbursements, supporting businesses across different sectors and regions of the country.

The latest payments are expected to strengthen confidence among contractors, suppliers, and service providers doing business with government by demonstrating the Government's commitment to honouring duly verified obligations.

For many beneficiaries, the release of funds represents more than a financial transaction. It provides the certainty needed to sustain operations, preserve jobs, complete ongoing projects, and contribute to economic recovery and growth.

The Ministry remains committed to maintaining fiscal discipline while ensuring that legitimate obligations are settled in a timely manner going forward to substantially reduce outstanding liabilities over time, strengthen confidence in public financial management, and support the effective delivery of public services and infrastructure.

Efe Ovuakporie
Head, Information and Public Relations Unit
8th June, 2026

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@Dammi_Esq I will buy house