The ₦300k is from the Federal Scholarship Board (FSB), the Nigerian Scholarship Award and Education Bursary Award.
It is not automatic money for every 2:1 graduate. Students must apply when the portal opens. Sit for a test and prove their grade.
Payment is once per academic session
It is available for postgraduate students as well
Always apply (https://t.co/0VzkSBvKtb. The process is free.
The money is a grant and not a loan
So, there was actually a mass death of 80 infants in Anambra state under Peter Obi during the 14 months record setting strike.
When he said "there was no mass death", I suspected it must have happened for him to have said that. Lo and behold, it actually happened. 80 INFANTS?
I welcome the commencement of construction of the $12 million Abuja Centre for Entrepreneurship, being developed at the SMEDAN Industrial Development Centre in Idu, Abuja, with support from the Republic of Korea through KOICA @KorEmbNigeria and in partnership with SMEDAN @SMEDANGov and UNDP @UNDPNigeria.
The Centre will support the wider MSME ecosystem by providing workspaces, digital infrastructure, training, incubation and business support for entrepreneurs, start-ups and growing businesses.
It will begin with 500 aspiring entrepreneurs, 400 start-ups and 1,500 MSMEs.
Wait, let me get this straight.
All these happened because he wanted to talk and they were chanting another’s persons name??
Like, Obi himself is verifying in this video that that is the root cause of all these??
Wow, the messiah seems to be a devil.
This is how the Washington Times reported it. Peter Obi apparently became enraged that the crowd was shouting Ngige’s name. He sent armed men to the crowd to fish out the hecklers. Stampede ensued. People died. Peter Obi quietly sneaked out of the scene.
The decisions we have taken to reposition Nigeria’s oil and gas sector are beginning to bear fruit.
Since assuming office, I have signed a series of Presidential Directives and Executive Orders to make investment in Nigeria more competitive, reduce the cost and time required to develop projects, provide greater certainty to investors and ensure that our natural resources deliver greater value to our people.
One of those reforms introduced specific incentives to unlock onshore and shallow-water gas projects that had remained undeveloped for years.
Today, we are seeing the result.
AMNI International and TotalEnergies have taken an $800 million Final Investment Decision to develop the Ima Gas Field, discovered in 1973 and left underground for more than fifty years.
For Nigerians, this means work for our engineers, technicians and contractors. It means opportunities for Nigerian businesses, jobs and economic activity in our host communities, and more export earnings for our country.
AMNI, a Nigerian company, holds the majority interest in the project. Around 60% of the development workforce is expected to come from the host communities.
Ima is expected to produce about 350 million cubic feet of gas every day at peak and supply about one-third of the gas required for the expansion of Nigeria LNG.
This is what our reforms are intended to achieve, to move Nigeria’s resources from potential to production and translate them into jobs, incomes and opportunity for our people.
We have more to unlock.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President
Chinese don’t pay rent
Chinese don’t pay import duties
Chinese don’t pay salaries
Chinese don’t buy fuel at 1,500 per litre
Chinese don’t earn 70k minimum wage
Chinese don’t feel impact of fuel subsidy
Chinese don’t feel the impact of tinubu economic reforms.
My boss na 75k o
Omooor... Tinubu don spoil this Nigeria
Aswear my profit na just 500 naira on top this thing.
Boss buy this shoe o, na quality
See as e fit you wella
Everlasting
Meanwhile it cost only $2
Earlier this month, while flying on a route not yet covered by any Nigerian airline, I gave feedback to Lufthansa German Airlines, the carrier that flew me, to consider serving Nigerian food on its Nigerian routes. And within weeks, Lufthansa is now serving Akpu Fufu (made from fermented cassava) with Oha Soup for the first time. This is commendable!
Taking feedback and acting on it promptly reflects the German efficiency our world has come to know and admire.
The best way for you, as a Nigerian citizen, to rebrand Nigeria positively is by never being ashamed of promoting your culture and asserting it wherever you find yourself, whether through your name, accent, sartorial tastes or gastronomy.
It doesn't have to be from your ethnicity. As long as it is authentically Nigerian, please do your best to represent and project our culture positively to the world.
Thank you, @Lufthansa!
Oluremi mi, @SenRemiTinubu
Today, I celebrate the woman who has walked beside me with patience, grace and uncommon courage.
Àwọn àgbà sọ pé, “Ìyàwó rere ni adé ọkọ rẹ̀.” A good wife is her husband’s crown. The Book of Proverbs, which you know far better than I do, also speaks eloquently of the worth of a virtuous woman.
You have given these words true meaning in my life. You have stood by my side through every season.
The burdens that were mine to bear often found their way onto your shoulders. The thoughts I could not put into words somehow found their way to you.
In difficult times, when the future was uncertain, you stayed calm beside me and prayed with me.
Through all these years, you have remained the one who truly understands me.
More often than not, you sense when I need counsel before I ask. There have been nights when your presence alone was counsel enough.
I call you my truest friend and confidante because you speak the truth plainly, even on the days I would rather not hear it.
After a demanding day, you wait until we are alone before telling me what I need to hear. I have always cherished you for that honesty.
Our home bears the lasting imprint of your devotion. Our children and grandchildren have grown beneath the shelter of your prayers. They carry your values of faith and kindness wherever life takes them.
Nigerians know you for your compassion, kindness, generosity of spirit and steadfast faith. I have watched you touch lives quietly and consistently, offering hope and support to those in need.
From the New Era Foundation during our years in the saddle in Lagos to the Renewed Hope Initiative today, your care has reached many young boys and girls, widows, elderly citizens, and women farmers across the country.
Those affected by tuberculosis or any disease at all have found in you a compassionate advocate and a determined champion.
I know the prayers you offer for people whose names you may never know. I also know many whom you have helped without ever meeting them. For you, compassion has never recognised the boundaries of tribe, region or religion.
A long journey teaches a man the true value of a good partner. We have travelled a long road together. I think of the difficult decisions we talked through for hours and the sacrifices no one else saw. Laughter and prayer carried us through many of them.
If life returned me to the beginning, I would choose the same road that led me to you. Through every mile, my heart has always remained at home with you.
I thank you for the life we have built and the love that has held it together.
Happy 66th birthday, my darling Oluremi. I pray that God Almighty will grant you many more years in good health and joy.
May the years ahead bring you the same comfort and happiness you have so freely given to me and many others.
With all my love,
Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President, Federal Republic of Nigeria
September 21, 2026
In the video, the then-Speaker of the Anambra State House of Assembly -Rt. Hon. Anayo Nebe-now deceased—not only condemned the Peter Obi-led administration but also branded Peter Obi the governor who dragged Anambra workers “from grace to grass.”
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On August 27, I met with the Governors of our 36 States, and we agreed on a clear objective that from October 1, more Nigerians should begin to see measurable reductions in transportation costs.
An implementation committee for the National Affordable CNG Transit Programme was subsequently established under the auspices of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum @NGFSecretariat, chaired by the Governor of Kwara State and Chairman of the Forum, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq @RealAARahman.
I am aware of the considerable work already underway by the committee, PI-CNG & EV, the States, and other critical stakeholders to identify priority transport corridors, determine appropriate interventions, and put the necessary arrangements in place.
This work has become even more urgent in the face of the current global energy crisis.
How over 700 Anambra Water Corporation Workers Were Owed 42 Months Salary Under Peter Obi Govt
….as N800m budgeted for workers' salaries was diverted to a private contractor as a loan
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Final post on Peter Obi and I'll shift my attention to other matters temporarily, assuming Obidients won't provoke me again...
When you see Peter Obi talking about taxation, especially during the tax reform bills conversation last year and the year before, with the way he was lambasting President Tinubu and accusing him of taxing poverty, you'll think he gave tax exemption to ndi Anambra for the eight years he was our governor.
On the contrary, Mr. Peter Obi imposed high levies and taxes on struggling traders in such an arbitrary way to the point that market women had to protest to the government house in Agu Awka.
In this video, you can see a trader complaining that Obi was taxing them N9,600 per individual. To contextualise this, in 2011 Nigeria's minimum wage was increased to N18,000. So, Obi was trying to collect more than 50% of the minimum wage as tax from market women including petty traders.
This is the same Peter Obi that is fond of telling you he lifted people out of poverty.
In the video you can see Obi's SSG, Chief Oseloka Obaze trying to address the women but they insisted on hearing directly from Obi.
Despite this high levies, most of the IGR eventually found their way into private pockets.
Well, I'm glad a lot of people now know some truths about Obi's governance in Anambra State.
Let me pause here for now...
I’ll be angry if I was Soludo too, Anambra FAAC allocation is being deducted monthly to service loan that was taken by Obi till today.
Imagine it was you and the same guy is everywhere say he has never taken “any” loan.
You no go vex?