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"One-third of total govt loan goes into fuel subsidy payment. 70% of the remaining goes into salary payment.
That there's going to be hardship after subsidy removal is not an economic argument. Yes! There'll be hardship. What's cost of not removing it?"
https://t.co/QRh1z9NlLD
2012 video of HRM Sanusi is 👌🏽.
Pay attention to the stats he reeled out towards the end of the video.
70% unemployment, 90% population poverty, no power, no infrastructure. Oil was selling at over $120/bbl.
Yet, some GenZ wants us to believe it was a golden era.
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE
STATE POLICE CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK NEAR COMPLETION- PRESIDENCY
Significant progress has been made towards establishing state police, with a constitutional amendment expected soon, following months of consultations among the Executive, the National Assembly and security authorities.
The Chief of Staff to the President, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, disclosed this on Thursday while briefing State House Correspondents after a consultative meeting on state police convened by the Presidency, held at the State House, Abuja.
Gbajabiamila said deliberations on the proposed state police framework began several months ago following a directive by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, noting that the process has gained considerable traction.
He explained that establishing state police requires careful consideration of constitutional and legal issues and cannot be implemented hastily.
"We started deliberations in the last three or four months on how to go about the establishment of state police as directed by Mr President.
"Establishing state police is not something that you do with the snap of the fingers. There is a lot involved in terms of constitution and legalities, and thank God we have now gained a lot of traction.
“Hopefully, the amendment will come shortly, and the details of the amendment will come after that," Gbajabiamila added.
According to him, discussions have now advanced to the point of considering the necessary constitutional amendments, with the enabling legislation to follow afterwards.
"Right now, what we are looking at is the constitutional amendment itself, and then the enabling law would follow thereafter. That is what we have been deliberating on in the last couple of hours," he added.
The Chief of Staff highlighted broad national support for the initiative, emphasising that the debate is no longer about whether state police should be establishedbut about creating the appropriate legal and institutional framework for its operation.
He said President Tinubu, who has consistently advocated for state police as part of efforts to strengthen Nigeria's security architecture, would receive a comprehensive report on the meeting's outcome.
The meeting is part of a series of consultations convened by the Federal Government to develop a workable framework for the establishment of state police, an initiative aimed at strengthening internal security, improving local intelligence gathering and enhancing the capacity of sub-national governments to address emerging security challenges across the country.
President Tinubu has maintained in the last few months that state police is a necessary response to Nigeria's evolving security challenges, advocating that a decentralised policing structure would strengthen grassroots security, enhance intelligence gathering and improve the protection of lives and property across the country.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy President of the Senate, Jibrin Barau, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Benjamin Kalu and the Inspector-General of Police, Tunji Disu, among other senior government officials.
Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President
(Information and Strategy)
June 04, 2026
This is for those that are asking for @officialABAT achievement in the past three years. Check and see. The result speak for itself. Nigeria may not be where we want right now, but gradually, Nigeria is moving forward under President Bola Amhed Tinubu. God Bless The Federal Republic of Nigeria. @NGRPresident@RenewedHopeUK@PBATMediaCentre@aonanuga1956@DeeOneAyekooto
“At the time Peter Obi was Anambra governor, what was rife in the state was kidnapping and armed robbery. Nobody could come home during festive periods…”
— Dan Ulasi, Anambra indigene
Peter obi : I will generate 10,000 MW of electricity in 4years
In 2010 peter obi signed an MOU with globim to develop monorail for Onitsha
In 2012 he signed an agreement with same Globim on the same monorail
In 2019, Cable news found out the company is a scam. The company never existed and they have never handled any project of such magnitude . Open the link and read
https://t.co/UMUfoxiA64
As a govenor he could not do simple due diligence to confirm the authencity of a company. He is an incompetent c10wn ..
As of May 2023, the distortion in the Nigerian economy was well pronounced, so when I listen to sound minds, people with knowledge of economy... the ones that speaks the truth, it gladdens my heart that I made the choice I made.
I have just seen the exterior and interior views of the newly-built bus terminal, Umuahia.
All I can say is, “Governor Alex Otti has a taste for quality and aesthetics.”
This is pure class!✍️
@NewsCentralTV This is one of the plenty of problem that Nigeria as a country has: citizen entitlement mentality. Nobody want to pay for anything. They want everything for free. Nothing free, everything in this life has a price tag, people should wake up.
There is no way you'll defend this incompetent fool and not look stupid. I only pity those frontloader lapdogs defending him. This was in 2024 when 16 governors out of 36 submitted memoranda on how to operate @mobilisingniger@woye1@fattylincorn_01@AmodaOgunlere@Riddwane