Halim Bello

[𝕊𝕀𝕊𝕋𝔸𝕃𝕀𝔸ℕ𝕆 🇳🇬💐 @Sistaliano]

OMO, THIS VIDEO IS A MUST WATCH! 👇🔥❤️

People think NELFUND is just about giving students money.

No! The impact is far bigger than that.

As NELFUND CEO, Mr Akintunde Sawyer, and Political Scientist, Obafemi George @obafemigeorge1, rightly explained, when students have money, the entire economy around our campuses begins to move.

The food seller sells more. The landlord gets paid. The POS agent makes transactions. The printer gets customers. The transporter carries passengers.

One student gets support, and an entire chain of Nigerians benefits.

This is not just a student loan programme. This is money circulating from the classroom into the streets, markets and homes of ordinary Nigerians.

THAT is the grassroots economic impact many people are not paying attention to! 🇳🇬🔥

NELFUND is changing more lives than people realise. 👏🏾❤️

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Omo, NELFUND is turning support into hope, and hope into a future….😭❤️

This lady testimony says it all 👇😭

A helping hand that kept her dream alive and inspired her father’s support for President Tinubu. 🇳🇬
#NELFUND #RenewedHope2_0

[Àkànní @idofoi]

"...Arise TV will thrive if Nigeria thrives. In fact, Arise TV is thriving presently because Nigeria is thriving. We have to understand that there is value in selling the positives and moving away from the idea that only bad news is news. Even good news itself is news. As far as Nigeria is concerned, we are actually moving forward..." - Dr. Tope Fasua

[Olufemi Adebimpe @femiadebimpe]

If someone like Olisa Agbakoba SAN, who has seen the ills of military dictatorship & years of court room litigation, calls your interview an interrogation, you really have to be very cantankerous.

People must sto presenting themselves for this ego experiments.

[TallJohn🌍 @JohnFanimokun]

The Federal Government has opened applications for the second cohort of the Student Venture Grant, Nigeria’s first federal programme providing equity-free funding for student entrepreneurs with STEM-based business ideas. Fifty outstanding ventures will be selected, with successful applicants eligible to receive up to ₦50 million each to develop and scale their businesses.

Building on the success of the first cohort, which attracted 17,914 applications from 404 institutions across all 36 states and the FCT and produced 45 beneficiaries, the second cohort will feature a nationwide application roadshow across nine tertiary institutions and a campus ambassador programme covering 20 additional institutions.

[carter🌚 @carter8f]

“YCEE said there is an ‘Olodo uprising,’ so the government launched a digital academy for 4,000 Nigerian youths to take 6-month Coursera courses for free. They’ll only pay for certification and can use the skills to earn at least $2,000 monthly abroad.”

— Tunji Alausa

[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

Deal with an entitlement mentality early

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

“In America, a plumber can earn more than a doctor, and an electrician more than a lawyer. Nigeria lacks skilled artisans. Dangote had to bring in 22,000 workers from Togo and Cotonou for his refinery despite our 250 million population.”

~ Tunji Alausa, Minister of Education says in video

[Park G.M™️ @temitoayoo]

A center table that doubles as a refrigerator.

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

I welcome the African Union’s announcement that the African Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) will officially launch on October 7. @_AfricanUnion

In February, I made the case in the Financial Times for an African credit rating agency. In May, at the Africa CEO Forum @africaceoforum in Kigali, I spoke again about the need for Africa to build financial institutions that understand our economies and can assess our risks properly.

AfCRA is another step towards that goal.

Africa is not asking for favourable ratings. We are asking for fair ratings, grounded in our fundamentals and in the reforms our economies are actually carrying out.

AfCRA must now earn the confidence of global capital. That confidence will rest on its independence and the rigour of its work.

I look forward to October 7.

Bola Ahmed Tinubu
President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

https://t.co/Uj2RkIV92p

[IFAWUYI @de_pride2]

Salary can become a drug.

You enter a company depending on a boss, then every month you start waiting for the next salary.

[Ansem Edet @ansem_edet]

Bloomberg— Nigeria’s Naira heading for it’s best performance in almost a decade

[Booksforaspirants @AspirantsBooks]

Three levels of financial freedom which one are you on?

[Dr. Toks 🦇 @fimiletoks]

Again, you do not understand these issues.

GEJ established 12 universities; he didn't fund them. ASUU signed the 2009 agreement under him, but he couldn't implement the agreement for six years.

PBAT is the one implementing a 17-year-old agreement today.

ASUU went on strike for 13 MONTHS during GEJ's tenure, from 2010–2014. Provide any data that shows that GEJ spent more money in his six years on education than what Tinubu has spent in two years, in primary, vocational, and tertiary education. Who has achieved more stability?

Tinubu brought NELFUND - zero interest loan and upkeep, free tuition and upkeep for vocational students, TISSF with zero interest loans for academics / lecturers.

By the way, Tinubu has established eight universities if it is by count.

It is also a lie that Tinubu removed all essential subsidies. It was the PDP government that removed subsidies on kerosene, diesel, and cooking gas. They also partially removed subsidies on petrol and FX through incremental adjustments in prices and devaluation.

It was GEJ who ended import subsidies on rice and wheat with a 50% import levy on rice. Tinubu, on the other hand, created an import waiver window and slashed import tariffs on wheat, rice, and palm oil.

GEJ launched the Multi-Year Tariff Order 2 for electricity to effectively wind down subsidies and sold the power companies, but he messed up the process. He lacked the political will.

To press it home again!

GEJ took $27bn in loans, depleted the ECA by $20bn, depleted the FX reserves by $12bn, and earned $380bn in net oil earnings. Tinubu hasn't earned 10% of the revenue GEJ earned.

I challenge you to provide the USD value of the foreign loans that Tinubu borrowed.

[BayoAA @andrewbayode]

These are all the power plants in Nigeria with their owners and installed capacity.

[Angel @Yemo247]

Wale Tinubu was the Lawyer that convinced the Jagaban to settle on the seized funds but Alhaji go pay Ikemefuna Von Batten $1.2M for what was not hidden…😞😞😞😞
Come to think of it…US took $460k and refunded over $1M to Jagaban…US must have feared Him to have returned that huge amt of money🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️

[O'tega Ogra @otegaogra]

The results will keep speaking for themselves.

Now that the core of the reforms have been done, the job before us is to convert that to long term prosperity that Nigerians can feel in their homes, pockets, families, and societies.

Thank you my leader, our president, His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

#NigeriaRising

[Duru Bond @Bond_not_james]

People just wake up one day and raise random arguments that obviously have no thoughts behind them.

This is my current solar setup:
8kva Inverter
10pcs 650w panels
10kva battery

Costs roughly 5m.

Without going into detailed calculations, with N265/kw Band A tarrif, I will break-even after the second year.

Meaning that if I paid Nepa for constant electricity (which doesn’t exist even on Band A), I would spend around 5m in 2 years.

And for the next 3 to 8yrs AT LEAST (depending on how long my lithium battery lasts), I will be using next to free RELIABLE electricity.

This is just the cost part of it.

You cannot quantify the improvement it provides to your standard of life.

Not thinking about when next light will come so you continue your project OR bother about the food in the fridge TO even sleeping in heat.

If you don’t have money to buy solar, just say it.
Don’t try to console yourself with lies.

[Lere Olayinka - Aresa 1 @OlayinkaLere]

Here is the information Kachalla Atiku Abubakar paid Gbajue Ikemefuna Okeke (alias Dr Von Batten) $1.2m to find.

Wale Tinubu was the Lawyer that convinced the Tinubu to settle on the seized funds. US took $460k and refunded over $1m to him (President Tinubu).

Imagine paying an Ikemefuna $1.2m to source for an information that was never hidden!
🤣🤣🤣