Enejor O Samuel

Radical Theorist | Pragmatist | Congressman | Political Enthusiast | Reformist | Left-Winger

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Humble beginning now an international star due to consistency and sheer commitment to the goal!!

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🎙️ THE AFCON INTERVIEW WITH VICTOR OSIMHEN 🎙️

I had this emotional chat with @victorosimhen9 in Abidjan, he shared his “Grass To Grace” stories.

From hawking in Olusosun in Lagos to African Footballer of the Year.

This is inspiring, to everyone passing through a tough phase, you have got Osimhen's stories as motivation.

“NEVER GIVE UP.”

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People can complain bitterly
about bad governance and, at the same time, attãck a government that is genuinely trying to fix
the problems.

That’s the paradox of Nigerian politics ..

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Kano–Katsina–Maradi Rail: A New Dawn for Northern Nigeria’s Connectivity and Prosperity.

As a Northerner, I think that even if you didn't have any reason to vote for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu before, this Kano-Katsina-Maradi Rail Project should be a reason to do so now.

We all know how important the Kano-Katsina-Maradi Railway Project is to the entire North.

What Atiku and his former boss failed to do for the North, President Tinubu is doing now.

May Atiku never happen to Nigeria.

[Babangida Jarmari🇳🇬 @jarmari01]

Sometimes, when I look back at the PDP era, I ask myself: Are Nigerians even grateful?

Imagine if the PDP administration had built all the major roads that the APC administration is building now. By now, our concentration would not be on road infrastructure. Unfortunately, the PDP era was worse at building long-term projects in Nigeria.

Thank God that today we have a President who cares about the future of our country.

Across the country, several major road projects are ongoing, including some that were abandoned by the PDP administration.

PBAT till 2031.

[citykush @citykush1]

“There is no minister who did not say subsidy was killing us, we tried different approach and none worked.
Nigeria was subsidising the whole west African region

The money Nigeria spends on subsidy is money meant for roads, education , health”.

Kemi Adeosun, Former Minister of finance.
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Front page of the Atlantic Digest for Monday 31st August, 2026.

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Tinubu begins three-week vacation in Europe as 2027 campaign season formally opens
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@AtlDigest Same Atiku who hails Tinubu at 68?? He's merely playing politics.

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Atlanta Discuss Channel — Episode 194

Nigeria Is a Union of Nations — And the Subsidy Regime Needs Transparency | With Prof. Anthony Kila

In this episode of Atlanta Discuss, host Ade Balogun sits down with political economist and public policy analyst Prof. Anthony Kila for a wide-ranging conversation on two of the defining questions in Nigerian public life today: the country's federal character, and the unresolved transparency crisis around fuel subsidy.

Prof. Kila makes the case that Nigeria functions less like a single unitary nation-state and more like a union of distinct nations bound together by a shared constitution — a framing with real implications for how power, resources, and accountability should be structured across the federation. He argues that many of Nigeria's recurring governance failures, from resource allocation disputes to the ongoing subsidy debate, cannot be properly understood without first confronting the foundational issues.
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Coat Of Many Colors by Dolly Parton.

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Episode 193 - State of The Nation.

Governor Ademola Adeleke's decisive re-election in Osun — despite the APC entering the race with federal backing, a well-funded machine, and a record vote haul for its own candidate — has left the ruling party asking hard questions about its own conduct in the state. On this episode of State of the Nation, host Ade Balogun sits down with political commentator and IMPI Chairman Dr. Niyi Akinsiju to unpack how a party with every structural advantage in Osun still managed to hand Governor Adeleke a second term.

Akinsiju offers a candid, insider's assessment of where the APC went wrong — from the EFCC account freeze widely seen as a politically timed pressure tactic, to the party's handling of Governor Oyetola's continued influence in the state, to the broader question of whether Abuja's heavy-handed approach backfired by generating public sympathy for an incumbent it was trying to unseat.

This is a frank, insider conversation about political strategy, party discipline, and what the APC's Osun defeat signals for its machinery heading into the more consequential 2027 general election.

Watch now on the Atlanta Discuss Channel — Reshaping the Narrative One Conversation at a Time.

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Watch as Ghanaian lawmakers challenge and reject a presidential budget proposal during its presentation.

Meanwhile, Nigerian lawmakers appear more interested in worshipping Tinubu than holding his government accountable.

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

Atiku Abubakar’s spokesman, Kenneth Okonkwo just got dismantled in 1min, 48 secs.

He was baited and caught like a small fish 😂

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WHO Director-General: DR Congo's Ebola outbreak now the second-largest ever recorded - https://t.co/n6Wl8uvjdJ

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Meta faces landmark $1.4 trillion trial over child safety in Oakland federal court - https://t.co/2h8EBEx5dQ

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Russia threatens UK with "consequences" over British drones striking Russian territory - https://t.co/DX7rQVe1AS

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LEGAL FIGHT OVER TINUBU'S 2027 ELIGIBILITY MOVES TO ABUJA — AND A CIVIL SOCIETY GROUP CRIES FOUL - https://t.co/p9Fs79uROi

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ADELEKE WITHDRAWS EFCC SUIT AFTER TINUBU INTERVENTION - https://t.co/wLAVfmhLJi

[High Chief Lawrence Igbins Okoro @HighChiefOkoro]

Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the only President in the history of Nigeria that made promises during campaigns and fulfilled them within 3 years.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is a blessing to Nigeria.

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Front page of the Atlantic Digest for Tuesday 18th, 2026.

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Episode 190 — State of the Nation
"Insurgency of the Illegitimates" with Prince Wole Adebayo

In this episode of State of the Nation, Atlanta Discuss welcomes Prince Wole Adebayo — Presidential Candidate and leader of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), and the party's presidential flagbearer for the 2027 general election — for a searching conversation on what he calls the "insurgency of the illegitimates": the capture of Nigeria's political institutions by actors who owe their power to patronage, manipulation, and manufactured consent rather than the genuine will of the people.

🎙️ Watch, like, comment, and subscribe for more incisive conversations shaping the narrative on Nigerian and African affairs.
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