They asked Nafdac DG what she has done since coming in and she flexed with “We paid N3.2b debt” “Our staff now have laptops” etc.
Una go chop poison no be small.
Tenants who never owed rent before are now owing rents.
Parents who used to be known for being the first to pay the school fees of their wards are now struggling to do so.
Average Nigerians are daily scrolling through their phone contacts to see who they can ask for a quick loan...
Yet the government is dishing out phantom figures and lying to themselves about the benefits of their diabolical reforms.
Except you are suicidal or crazy, seeing Tinubu and his gang out of office should be non-negotiable.
After fuel Subsidy removal;
- income has remained low
- cost of living is extremely high
- No Free Healthcare
- 79% citizens in Multi-dimensional poverty
- Infrastructure remain the same
- Generational Debts has been borrowed
There has been ZERO positive economic impact of the removal on Nigerians. ZERO!
Do your deeds sincerely for the Sake of Almighty Allah. He will reward you. No matter how small it is. Repent sincerely for your misdeeds and He will forgive you. That’s how Merciful He is.
Bosun Tijani had all the tech solutions to the national problems until he was made minister, a platform to implement his ideas. It's been graveyard silence from him ever since
#ArewaMuFarka
Unpacking and sharing the call by Mallama Hadiza Shehu Malumfashi of the Political Advantage Platform (PAP) - see attached video:
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“…the value of a Nigerian life should never depend on geography.”
“….questions for the northern establishment, political leaders, elites, influencers, all of us….where is the voice of the north? Where is our outrage? Where is our collective anger? Where is our conscience? Where is the Vice President? Where are our governors? Where are our chiefs and emirs? Where are these senators and representatives?”
“Why do we mobilise so quickly for politics but yet so slowly for human lives?”
“Why do we issue stronger statements about power than about our murdered and abducted citizens?”
“Have we become so accustomed to insecurity that we no longer see the victims?”
“When people stop speaking up, leaders stop listening.”
“No Nigerian life is worth more than the other.”
“The terrorists are the ones attacking our communities, but our collective indifference is what is clearly destroying our humanity.”
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Your comments are welcome….
Arsenal in the Premier League this season:
🥇 Most points (85)
🥇 Most wins (26)
🥇 Most goal difference (+44)
🥇 Most clean sheets (19)
🥇 Most clean sheets in a row (4)
🥇 Most set-piece goals (23)
🥇 Most headed goals (16)
🥇 Most WhoScored MOTM awards (29)
🥇 Fewest losses (5)
🥇 Fewest goals conceded (27)
🥇 Fewest shots conceded per game (8.2)
🥇 Fewest yellow (51) and red cards (0)
Champions 🔴⚪️🏆
#AFC | @Arsenal
Master plan for the day of Arafah, a guide on how to achieve the maximum blessings of the day of Arafah :
Please rt, thank you! 🤍
1. The hour of fajr :
- sleep early the night before (25th of May 2026/8th day of Dhul Hijjah)
- wake up before fajr,even if it's 30 minutes earlier
Kaduna State has fallen:
Ever since Mallam Nasir El-Rufai and his battalion left the state, the momentum that once made Kaduna one of the most economically vibrant and competitive states in Northern Nigeria seems to have faded.
There was a time when Kaduna attracted investments, witnessed massive infrastructure development, improved internally generated revenue, and became a reference point for reforms and urban renewal. Today, many people feel the state has lost direction, with declining public confidence, slower development, and fewer bold policies driving growth and innovation.
Whether people agreed with Mallam’s style of leadership or not, it is difficult to deny that his administration brought energy, vision with young minds and aggressive reforms that kept Kaduna constantly in national discussions for development and economic progress.
The absolute audacity of the Buhari administration's top officials nearly brought Nigeria to its knees. Look at how they allegedly shared the country's wealth:
✅Power (Saleh Mamman): Pocketed ₦33.8B meant to fix our electricity (Mambilla/Zungeru).
✅Humanitarian (Sadiya Farouq): Stole ₦37.1B and $1.3M meant for vulnerable and poor citizens.
✅Aviation (Hadi Sirika): Blew ₦19.4B on contract fraud and the Nigeria Air charade.
✅Justice (Abubakar Malami): Amassed 57 luxury properties linked to ₦213.2B, plus a ₦8.7B laundering case.
✅CBN (Godwin Emefiele): Tanked the economy with $4.5B and ₦2.8B fraud, forgery, and rogue naira printing.
The greed was generational.