Alexander Chijioke

Am just simple

[Alexander Chijioke @alexydinho]

@ColePalmer_0 🇳🇬

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

For the umpteenth time, the national grid has collapsed, plunging a huge part of the nation into darkness and exposing the fragility of Nigeria’s power infrastructure.

This recurring disaster is a national shame and a glaring testament to the failure of leadership and policy implementation at the highest levels.

How long must Nigerians endure a system that fails to provide one of the critical necessities for a productive society?

This latest power grid collapse is emblematic of a leadership and government that have consistently failed to prioritize the welfare and economic well-being of the people.

We all know the immense importance of power supply to the transformation of our economy. Its support to SMEs, which are the engine of job creation and a major contributor to our GDP, is immeasurable.

Today, we are the fourth largest economy in Africa, having fallen from the number one position due to leadership failure over the years, including the persistent power crisis, which is critical when compared to smaller economies.

South Africa, which is now the largest economy in Africa with a GDP of about $400 billion and 30% of our population, generates and distributes over 40,000 megawatts of electricity.

Secondly, Egypt, the second largest economy with a GDP of about $350 billion and half of our population, generates and distributes over 40,000 megawatts.

Algeria, the third largest economy, with about 300B GDP and 20% of our population, generates and distributes over 50,000 megawatts of electricity.

Nigeria, with less GDP but with more population than the 3 countries combined, generates and distributes less than 10,000 megawatts, and even that is riddled with frequent collapses and crises of failure.

This disparity in power generation is a reflection of the deep-rooted governance deficit that continue to hold back our growth and potential.

It is time for urgent, comprehensive reform. Nigerians deserve a government that prioritizes measurable indices of development.

A new Nigeria is POssible. PO.

[Fabrizio Romano (Parody) @fabrizoromanoz]

Chelsea fans let's welcome back Thiago Silva to Stamford Bridge with Likes💙 and Retweets🔄

[Alexander Chijioke @alexydinho]

@Matt_Pinner 12

[Alexander Chijioke @alexydinho]

@ColePalmer_0 Memory

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Haters will say this is AI 🕺🕺

[Alexander Chijioke @alexydinho]

@DoryLamptey Frank Lampard

[Speedline @speedlne]

Just type Cole Palmer in the comment section and retweet, i want to see how many people really love ❤️ The signing of the season ⭐️

[Saskay @officialsaskay]

Barka da Sabon Shekara✨

[𝗕𝗔𝗥𝗡𝗬 𝗢 @_BarnyO]

Guess Who Wizkid is giving a deep brotherly hug?

[Victor Osimhen @victorosimhen9]

GOD Is The Greatest 🎈🥳🎉Happy Birthday To Me🙏🏽

[Victor Osimhen @victorosimhen9]

As a young boy who came from the streets of Olusosun, who had to hawk in traffic almost every day of the week while growing in-order to survive the numerous challenges my family and I were facing, becoming a Treasure in Africa and World Football was a wild dream. Words can’t express the joy in my heart, this is a very special moment to me.

My football journey has been a rollercoaster of highs, tough lows and emotions. The goals, echoes and jubilation of victories keeps me going even when the critics, hate and pain of defeats hit me hard in the chest. The support of my amazing family, my fans most especially my Nigerian supporters and the love for the beautiful game of football motivates me to aim higher daily.

Losing my dear parents in the course of this journey leaves a scar in my heart as they have always been my major driving force for success since I was a kid, may their souls continue to rest in peace. To my wonderful family thanks for always having my back and loving me so much. I wouldn’t have made it this far without your esteemed support. To my fans and Nigerian supporters, your dedication in supporting me on the good days and bad days do not go unnoticed, even amidst the arrows of hatred thrown at me y’all still stood by my side. I am grateful.

Winning the CAF Best African Player 2023 is a testament of my hardwork, your love and support. I am so proud of myself for achieving this prestigious award. Thank you CAF, to all the coaches I have played under both local and international, your wisdom and knowledge have played huge roles in guiding my footballing career, thank you so much. I am sure my parents in heaven are smiling at me, this is for you. I also congratulate Chiamaka Nnadozie and Asisat Oshoala for their prestigious awards. Dreams do come true! Thank you everyone,GOD is the greatest🙏🏽❤️🇳🇬

[Abdul │#DecoOut @AbdulAL97]

If FC Barcelona sign Joao Cancelo this summer, I will give everybody who like this tweet €50

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[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

Farewell, N'Golo. Thanks for everything. 💙

[Hilda Baci @hildabacicooks]

It feels so good to hold it I remember seeing a photoshopped picture of myself pointing at it and I said to God will have an original and he did it congratulations to all of us this is a collective win thank you all so much for your continuous love and support ❤️

[ADEBAYO ADELEYE @GAdebayoAdeleye]

Dream debut done ✅ and dusted. 🇳🇬🦅 🧤

Thank you to everyone for believing in me & for the support. 🙏🏾💪🏾

[Victor Osimhen @victorosimhen9]

Hard Fought Win,Afcon Ticket Sealed!GOD Is The Greatest🙏🏽🦅🇳🇬⚽️⚽️

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

Pep Guardiola: “We will not sign Kylian Mbappé, he’s not joining Man City — all of you know where he wants to go…”. 🇫🇷

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

Pep Guardiola in press conference: “Be careful Real Madrid, we’re 13 UCLs away but we're coming for you. We are on our way!”. 🔵😄 #MCFC

“If you sleep a little bit, we will catch you”.