Dear Peter Obi, this isn’t coming from a place of hate.
You can’t wrestle with President Tinubu with this Mindset, A Presidential Candidate shouldn’t be chased out of a State this way. This is disappointing I must say.
Two days upon your arrival, the security threats ought to have BN taken care of. For God sake you’re a presidential candidate not a Governorship candidate.
Brace up o, APC government nor need soft hand o, na Egusi for egusi them need.
Politics is the Ability to show your Ruggedity sir.
From the moment @HyacinthAlia stepped from the altar into the political arena, it became inevitable that every controversy around his actions would cast a shadow far beyond himself—reaching the very institution that ordained him.
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@THISDAYLIVE Victory isn’t declared from podiums; it’s confirmed in communities. When every Nigerian can travel, farm, learn and sleep without fear, then the nation can truly celebrate victory.
Nigeria is taking its investment story to Vienna.
The planned bond issuance on the Vienna Stock Exchange could unlock fresh capital for critical sectors of the economy. But the bigger question is: will this money translate into infrastructure, jobs and real economic growth?
If managed transparently and prudently, this could be a significant step forward. Capital must create value—not just add to our debt.
Alia should be reminded that the cassock comes with responsibility, not a political licence.
You cannot mount the pulpit to preach peace, love and tolerance, then allegedly descend into the arena to mobilise thugs against democracy. Baba, which Gospel be this one? 😭
The Pope preaches peace; Alia allegedly prepares for political war. Abeg, who edited the script?
If a priest consistently acts contrary to the values he preaches, the Church must have the courage to call him to account. The collar should never become a shield for political impunity.
Cassock no be camouflage. Shame on Alia!
@Nairametrics Gas flare penalties are not private funds—they belong to the Nigerian people. If the Auditor-General's figures are wrong, prove it with full disclosures. If they're right, recover every kobo. Anything less undermines public confidence.
@Nairametrics ₦1.88 trillion wiped off the market in a single day is not just a trading statistic—it is a confidence signal. Capital follows certainty, not speeches. Until policy consistency, investor protection, and economic stability improve, the market will keep delivering its own verdict.
The decline in TETFund revenue should trigger urgent policy action, not just concern. Sustainable funding for tertiary education is critical to infrastructure renewal, research, innovation, and human capital development. A nation seeking economic growth cannot afford to underinvest in its universities.