Over the past few days, servicemen and women of the Armed Forces have shared what the recent pay increase means for them and their families. I am glad it is making a difference.
This week, the Nigerian Army @HQNigerianArmy operationalised new formations in Zamfara, Kebbi, Oyo and Osun. Our troops are now closer to vulnerable communities in these areas, strengthening our ability to respond swiftly and decisively when our people are threatened.
We are also fast-tracking the construction of new barracks and depots in Abuja, Ekiti, Ebonyi and Kogi, with Osun already completed. As we demand more from our men and women in uniform, we must do more to support them and their families.
Every deployment is a sacrifice made by a family too.
As our Armed Forces stand watch over Nigeria, my duty as Commander-in-Chief is to ensure they have the resources and support to do their job, and that Nigeria stands firmly behind the families waiting for them at home.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
@NGRPresident@NigeriaGov
WHEN WILL PETER OBI QUIT PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN?
He vowed to quit the presidential race if proven he left Anambra in debt. As governor, he vowed to resign if workers weren’t paid on time. He broke both. He left office in 2014 with heavier arrears. He deceived people. He is LIAR!!
Over 200 Anambra Water Corporation staff died under Peter Obi administration as a result of non-payment of entitlements, while the corporation’s allocated funds were given as loans to private contractors.
Don't miss watching this special prayer session video till the end.
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To the Anambra State Governor, Soludo, @CCSoludo I want you to know that you won’t sell your brother to strangers and expect the buyers to trust you again.
Nigerians, don’t let them gaslight you. Remember this number: $271 BILLION.
That is how much wealth that has been stolen from us by politicians and their cronies in just 14 years. It is more than the entire annual GDP of Qatar.
If you shared that stolen money evenly among every single Nigerian today, every citizen would get more than $1000.