fauzyy ❤️💙

instagram- fauzybash #Barca 💙❤

[Mohammed @Mansaah_Musa]

When Buhari came in as president in 2015, he met spaghetti at N95. By the time he was leaving in 2023, spaghetti was N700.

[BLESSED 🥷 @Dee_9889]

The Kaduna rally wore him out so badly they had to fly him back to France, while lying that he was going to Saudi Arabia to pray 😂..

TINUBU STEP DOWN BEFORE YOU DYE FROM FORCING YOURSELF TO RULE OVER PEOPLE WHO HAVE REJECTED YOU

[fauzyy ❤️💙 @fauzybash]

Where are the investments??

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT TINUBU DEFENDS BORROWING PLANS, SAYS INVESTMENTS WILL EXPAND OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS

President Bola Tinubu has robustly responded to criticism, especially from opposition leaders, over new loans the country has accessed from international institutions and banks.

In an essay titled “From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy,” to be published on Nigerian news platforms, President Tinubu wrote: “The real question is not how much we borrow, but what we build, what value we create and what future we leave behind.”

President Tinubu identified the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, Trans-Sahara Superhighway, electricity grid upgrades and the modernisation of key commercial ports in Lagos as major projects expected to strengthen Nigeria’s productive capacity.

He said the projects, alongside investments in healthcare, education and vocational training, would connect economic regions, reduce logistics costs, unlock agricultural and industrial potential and attract private investment.

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is expected to cut logistics costs along its corridor by 15 to 20 per cent. It could add up to two per cent to Nigeria’s GDP through expanded trade, tourism, and industrial activity.

The project is also projected to generate about 100,000 direct jobs in construction and engineering, alongside more than 150,000 indirect jobs in logistics, materials and related services.

“We are not simply building highways. We are opening economic corridors, connecting markets, unlocking industries and reshaping Nigeria’s economic geography,” the President said.

He said the administration’s ambition to build a $1 trillion economy by 2030 would require sustained infrastructure investment to support higher productivity, industrialisation and trade.

“We cannot build a USD 1 trillion economy with infrastructure designed for an economy a fraction of that size,” Tinubu said.

He wrote that improving economic indicators and growing international investor confidence are creating opportunities for Nigeria to attract long-term investment and expand critical infrastructure.

The President said the economic reforms his administration introduced in May 2023 helped restore macroeconomic stability, strengthen public finances, and improve the country’s standing in international financial markets.

He said a $1 trillion economy would not emerge by declaration alone but must be built through sustained investment, higher productivity, industrialisation, and trade, stressing that infrastructure development would be critical to achieving the target by 2030.

In an article titled “From reforms to delivery: Our infrastructure investment and growth strategy,” Tinubu said real Gross Domestic Product growth reached 4.43 per cent in the second quarter of 2026, while headline inflation fell to 14.63 per cent in September from 20.98 per cent a year earlier.

He also said gross external reserves rose to $55.1 billion as of October 9, 2026, including about $46 billion in net reserves, while the tax-to-GDP ratio increased to 12.5 per cent from seven per cent.

Tinubu said real Gross Domestic Product growth reached 4.43 per cent in the second quarter of 2026, while headline inflation fell to 14.63 per cent in September from 20.98 per cent a year earlier.

The President attributed the improvements to measures including petrol subsidy removal, exchange rate unification, tax reforms and coordinated efforts to tackle inflation.

“The decisions taken since 2023 were difficult but necessary,” he said, referring to the reforms.

Tinubu said the gains have strengthened Nigeria’s ability to attract investment and finance projects that support long-term economic growth.

“Confidence has a price; our cost of borrowing is going down, and the country risk premium has drastically decreased,” he said.

The President cited positive assessments by international credit rating agencies as evidence of improved confidence in the economy.

“These are not political endorsements; they are independent assessments by global rating agencies, index providers, regulators and investors, recognising stronger external reserves, improved macroeconomic management and greater financial credibility,” Tinubu said.

According to the President, the improved standing could help Nigeria attract more institutional investors, secure longer-term financing and reduce borrowing costs.

He said the administration was shifting public borrowing away from financing short-term fiscal pressures towards investments that would generate economic returns, create jobs and expand opportunities for future generations.

The President said the government was also pursuing longer-term financing arrangements to match the lifespan of infrastructure assets, reduce refinancing pressures and secure more competitive funding for productive investments.

President Tinubu said Nigeria must convert renewed international confidence into capital expenditure, completed infrastructure and lasting economic benefits for citizens.

He identified five priorities for the next phase of the Federal Executive Council’s economic strategy: food affordability and energy price stability; budget harmonisation and fiscal discipline; completion of high-impact projects and investment in critical infrastructure; an improved economic policy framework and regulatory efficiency; and targeted household support alongside investment in human development.

The President stressed that the success of the current administration's economic schemes would be measured by completed projects, increased investment, employment generation and improved living standards.

“Securing financing is not the achievement. Completing the project, delivering value and improving the lives of Nigerians is the achievement,” he said.

He added that the nation's economic ambition must be supported by responsible borrowing and investments that create lasting opportunities for future generations.

Bayo Onanuga 
Special Adviser to the President 
(Information and Strategy)

October 29, 2026

[fauzyy ❤️💙 @fauzybash]

I agree. If Nigerians were serious people they wouldn't wait for NLC

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

It's unfair to expect NLC to shut down economy every time fuel increases – NLC’s Ajaero
https://t.co/DF7WZToyOA

[NTANetwork @NTANewsNow]

NEWS FLASH!

KEBBI CYCLIST BELLO MUHAMMAD SETS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR RIDING 2.9-METRE BICYCLE UNSUPPORTED

[Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai @elrufai]

DETENTION UPDATE: Today IS Exactly 255 Days of Nasir @elrufai in Detention - 29th October, 2026

"We declare that human rights are for all of us, all the time: whoever we are and wherever we are from.... @UNWatch @UN_HRC @UN @amnesty @amnestyusa @Mediapart @Trial @jeune_afrique @TheEconomist @SenateForeign @POTUS @EmmanuelMacron @10DowningStreet @UKParliament @ESPNUK @AJEnglish @jeune_afrique @FranceONUGeneve @France24_ar @EUCouncil @EuParlement @nytimes @VanguardAfrica @CNN @Trial @FareedZakaria @nytimes @cnni @BBCWorld @batten_von @AJEnglish @TheEconomist @TheAfricaReport @ONEinAfrica @VanguardAfrica @UKgovcomms @Europarl_EN @Europarl_FR @WhiteHouse45 @UN_HRC @BBCAfrica @cnni @TV5MONDE @_AfricanUnion @ReportsAfrica @washingtonpost @TheAfricaReport @POTUS @EmmanuelMacron

#FairTrial
#HumanRights
#JusticeForAll
#FreeElrufai255DaysDetention

[$ULTAN☠️𝕏 @Sarki_sultan]

Akwai Matsala fa.

In the first video, he mentioned his previous arrests. Does that mean he was released and then arrested again in 2026?

How does that even possible?
Who is securing his release?

“Indeed, the only repentant terrorist is a dead one. (El-Rufai)”

[Sahara Reporters @SaharaReporters]

BREAKING: Police Inspector, 11 Others Killed As Terrorists Burn Homes, Force Residents To Flee Kebbi Village | Sahara Reporters https://t.co/AhMK363vKJ

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

2027: North in focus as ‘Tinubu Must Go’ campaign gathers momentum
https://t.co/xIw46E9stl

[Arc A_wahab🇳🇬 @A_wahab_I]

Yusuf Buhari minded his business throughout his dad's administration. One accident on a power bike and the South was shouting, not even sympathizing, they never cared whether he was dead or alive. Their main problem was where he got the money to buy a ₦15 million bike 😂😂
Today, Seyi's convoy is worth ₦4 billion, moving around like he is the VP and nobody is moving a muscle.

[fauzyy ❤️💙 @fauzybash]

@ShehunGwandu In-the-closet terrorists
In-the-closet looters
In-the-closet tyrants
In-the-closet Gays
Only time will reveal them all

[Atiku Abubakar @atiku]

Thank you for this. Startups like yours are not an afterthought in my plans; they are central to them.

I will provide research and development grants, incubators, and export platforms so that Nigerian startups can grow and compete globally, and I will strengthen data protection so that customers trust what you build. Keep building, and tell me what is slowing you down. -AA

[Cemal Demirtaş🇹🇷 @CemalDemirtas75]

Her şeye rağmen Gazze.
Dün 50 kardeşimiz evlendi.
Bir gün bile olsa..

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

Israeli democracy in action

[Mohd Modey @sarkinnomaa]

The Ministry of Solid Minerals has failed to disclose massive export of lithium to China and gold to the UAE and has hidden from the Nigerian public any evidence that royalties on the lithium and gold have been paid. Where are the royalties?

@UKinNigeria @USinNigeria @NGRPresident @AusHCAbuja @atiku @PeterObi @officialABAT @DeputySecState @channelstv @arisetv @SecRubio

https://t.co/Rj6RbaVXlC https://t.co/Rj6RbaVXlC

[Daily Trust @daily_trust]

'₦70,000 Can Just Buy 50 Litres Of Fuel', Atiku Mocks Tinubu's Relief To Workers
https://t.co/vRmoGV3MME

[Abubakar Yahaya Kusada @AbuKusada]

Yesterday’s work came with sunshine, soil and sweet peppers!

Spent time on my farm tending crops and joining the harvest. Farming keeps me grounded and deepens my respect for those who feed our nation.

Let’s farm to feed our nation and make Nigeria green and great 👍🏼🇳🇬🍀

[David Williamson @TheRealDoy99]

The Muslim Gentleman and his proper Muslim Lady💍

[Shehu Abdullahi @ShehunGwandu]

'Saudi Arabia's Islamic University of Madina had banned books of more than 100 leading Islamic scholars including those of
1. Hassan al-Banna (founder of Muslim Brotherhood)
2. Sayyid Qutb
3. Allama Yusuf al-Qaradawi
4. Sayyid Abul A'la Maududi
5. Salman al-Ouda..' @roomfa_

[Saleem. @httpleem]

The DG of the National Identity Management Commission is the Head of Data Management for the APC Campaign.

The DG of the Nigeria Revenue Service is APC's DDG of the Fund Raising Committee.

we are doomed.