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@BlessedGirl001 I hate to call someone a fool , but I think you are a fool. Two brothers are having issues, all you can think of is to send more divisive comments. I am really disappointed in some Nigerians. Do we enjoy it when people have issues ? Keep silent, and do not be the fuel.
@Row_Haastrup The security agencies in Nigeria are terrible people. No single conscience, and nothing even suggests that they are willing to change. The problem of Nigeria is not leadership, but people's problem.
@Morris_Monye Honestly, there are alot of rewiring that needs to be done with the average Nigerian. We take unnecessary risk, and disobey rules. I see them every where, and it depict why the country has not moved forward.
@aisha_achimugu You are correct. This is what actually seperate intelligent people from others. Paying attention to details is very important.
services that improve the quality of life for residents.
Second, affordable housing remains a major concern. Abuja continues to experience rapid population growth, leading to rising housing costs and the expansion of informal settlements. Future policies should focus on affordable housing schemes, urban planning, and mortgage accessibility to ensure that lower- and middle-income residents are not priced out of the city.
Third, public transportation should be expanded further. While progress has been made with rail and road projects, Abuja needs a more comprehensive mass transit system that integrates buses, rail services, and non-motorized transport options. Such investments would reduce traffic congestion, lower transportation costs, and improve environmental sustainability.
Fourth, economic development should accompany physical infrastructure. More support is needed for small businesses, technology hubs, industrial parks, and youth employment programs. Infrastructure becomes most effective when it creates opportunities for entrepreneurship, investment, and job creation.
Finally, citizen engagement and transparency should continue to be strengthened. Regular communication on project costs, timelines, and outcomes can build trust and ensure accountability. Residents should also have opportunities to contribute to decisions affecting their communities.
In conclusion, the Wike administration has brought renewed momentum to Abuja's development through extensive infrastructure projects, road construction, transportation improvements, and urban renewal initiatives. These achievements have enhanced connectivity, improved the city's appearance, and expanded development into previously neglected areas. However, for Abuja to achieve sustainable and inclusive growth, future efforts must focus equally on healthcare, education, affordable housing, economic empowerment, and transparent governance. By balancing physical infrastructure with human development, Abuja can continue its evolution into a world-class capital city that serves all its residents effectively.
NAIJA NA OUR OWN.
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POSITIVE DEVELOPMENTS IN ABUJA UNDER NYESOM WIKE AND THE WAY FORWARD
Since assuming office as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in 2023, @GovWike Nyesom Wike has pursued an ambitious agenda aimed at transforming Abuja into a more functional, modern, and economically vibrant capital city. His administration has focused heavily on infrastructure development, urban renewal, transportation, and the restoration of the Abuja Master Plan. While opinions differ on some of his policies, there is broad recognition that significant physical development has taken place across the Federal Capital Territory.
One of the most visible achievements of the Wike administration has been the construction, rehabilitation, and completion of major road projects. Several previously abandoned projects have been revived and completed, while new roads, interchanges, and bridges have improved connectivity across the city. Roads in key districts such as Wuse, Garki, Maitama, Guzape, Jahi, Katampe, and Gwarimpa have undergone rehabilitation and expansion, helping to ease traffic congestion and improve mobility. Major projects such as the Wuye Interchange, the N20 Road corridor, and the extension of strategic expressways have strengthened Abuja's transportation network. These efforts have also extended to satellite towns, where significant road construction has improved access to rural communities and stimulated economic activities.
Another important achievement is the renewed focus on satellite towns and rural development. Historically, development in Abuja has been concentrated within the city center, leaving many outlying communities underserved. Under Wike's leadership, roads and infrastructure projects have been executed in areas such as Kwali, Bwari, Gwagwalada, Kuje, and Abaji. Improved road networks in these communities are enhancing trade, reducing travel time, and improving access to social services.
The administration has also prioritized transportation infrastructure. The completion and operational revival of the Abuja Rail Mass Transit system has provided residents with an alternative mode of transportation and represents an important step toward a more integrated urban transport system. Public transport terminals and related infrastructure projects are also being developed to improve mobility within the city.
Urban renewal and environmental improvements have also received attention. The government has intensified efforts to enforce development regulations, remove illegal structures, and restore elements of the Abuja Master Plan. While some of these actions have generated controversy, supporters argue that they are necessary for preserving the long-term vision of Abuja as a planned capital city. The administration has further invested in street lighting and beautification projects designed to enhance security and improve the city's appearance.
Beyond infrastructure, the administration has sought to improve internally generated revenue and strengthen governance within the FCT. Increased revenue collection has provided resources for capital projects and helped finance ongoing development initiatives. The visible pace of project execution has also contributed to greater public confidence in the government's ability to deliver results. The performance of the minister of FCT should serve as a wake up to most of governors. The development of Nigeria cannot be left alone to the president, our governors must strive for excellence in developing their various states the same way the minister of FCT is doing.
Despite these achievements, several challenges remain and require attention going forward. First, there is a need for greater investment in healthcare and education. While infrastructure development has been impressive, improvements in hospitals, primary healthcare centers, schools, and educational facilities must receive equal priority. Sustainable development requires not only roads and bridges but also strong social
Nigeria's story is filled with individuals whose achievements continue to inspire generations, and United Nigeria Airlines has chosen to honour two of such remarkable figures in a unique and lasting way.
The airline recently unveiled two Boeing 737-800NG aircraft named after the late Professor Chinua Achebe, one of Africa's most celebrated literary icons, and Igwe Alfred Achebe, the Obi of Onitsha, a respected traditional ruler and statesman whose influence extends beyond Nigeria's borders.
The gesture goes beyond aviation. It is a celebration of excellence, culture, leadership and national pride. Professor Achebe's works introduced the richness of African history and identity to the world, while Igwe Alfred Achebe has continued to promote peace, development and the preservation of Nigeria's cultural heritage.
The unveiling also reflects the growing confidence and progress within Nigeria's aviation industry. As reforms continue to strengthen the sector and infrastructure projects such as the Abia Airport @abiastategov development gather momentum, the industry is positioning itself as an important driver of economic growth, connectivity and national development.
By immortalising these distinguished Nigerians in the skies, United Nigeria Airlines has demonstrated that the nation's greatest assets are not only its resources but also its people.
Their legacies serve as a reminder that Nigerian excellence continues to leave an enduring mark across literature, leadership, business, culture and innovation around the world.
This is more than the naming of aircraft. It is a celebration of a nation whose sons and daughters continue to elevate its image on the global stage and inspire future generations to dream bigger, lead better and achieve more.
NAIJA NA OUR OWN.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. 🇳🇬✨
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Commendation of the Nigerian Government's Evacuation of Citizens from South Africa and Recommendations for Economic Growth
The responsibility of every government extends beyond the protection of its citizens within national borders; it also includes safeguarding the welfare of its citizens abroad. In this regard, the Nigerian government's decision to airlift Nigerians affected by xenophobic attacks in South Africa stands as a commendable demonstration of leadership, patriotism, and commitment to citizen welfare.
The xenophobic violence that erupted in South Africa subjected many Nigerians and other African nationals to fear, loss of property, and threats to their lives. Faced with these unfortunate circumstances, the Nigerian government acted swiftly by organizing the evacuation of affected citizens back to Nigeria. This humanitarian intervention provided relief to those who had become vulnerable and displaced as a result of the attacks.
The airlift operation reflected the government's concern for the safety and dignity of its citizens. It reassured Nigerians at home and abroad that their government remains attentive to their well-being regardless of their location. The evacuation also demonstrated effective collaboration among relevant government agencies, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs @NigeriaMFA, the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission @nidcom_gov and aviation authorities. Such coordinated action strengthened public confidence in the government's ability to respond to emergencies involving its citizens overseas.
Furthermore, the government's diplomatic engagement with South African authorities helped draw international attention to the dangers of xenophobia and reinforced the need for stronger protection of foreign nationals across Africa. By standing firmly for the rights of its citizens, Nigeria upheld its position as a leading voice on the African continent.
While this achievement deserves recognition, there remains an important lesson to be learned. Many Nigerians migrate in search of better economic opportunities due to challenges at home. To reduce economic migration and create a more prosperous nation, the government must intensify efforts to improve the Nigerian economy.
First, greater investment in infrastructure such as electricity, roads, railways, and digital technology is essential. Reliable infrastructure will attract both local and foreign investors, stimulate industrial growth, and create employment opportunities.
Second, the government should prioritize support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Access to affordable loans, business training, and favorable policies will empower entrepreneurs to expand their businesses and contribute to economic development.
Third, agriculture should receive sustained attention. Nigeria possesses vast agricultural resources that can generate employment, enhance food security, and increase export earnings. Modern farming techniques, mechanization, and access to markets will improve productivity and profitability.
Additionally, investment in education and vocational training is necessary to equip young Nigerians with relevant skills for the modern economy. A skilled workforce attracts investment and enhances national competitiveness.
The government should also continue efforts to combat corruption, strengthen institutions, and ensure transparency in public administration. These measures will improve investor confidence and guarantee that public resources are utilized effectively for national development.
The Nigerian government's evacuation of citizens affected by xenophobic attacks in South Africa was a noble and patriotic action that deserves widespread commendation. It demonstrated compassion, responsibility, and a commitment to protecting Nigerians wherever they may be. At the same time, sustained economic reforms, infrastructure development, job creation, support for businesses, and investment in human capital are necessary
🇳🇬 Nigerians continue to leave remarkable footprints across the world, and one shining example is @AkunyiliCrosby.
Njideka Akunyili-Crosby, daughter of Dr. Chike and the late Prof. Dora Akunyili, is doing extraordinary things on the global stage, carrying forward a legacy of excellence, creativity, and service.
Former U.S. President @BarackObama and First Lady @MichelleObama have officially unveiled their first joint official portrait, beautifully painted by the renowned Nigerian artist, Njideka Akunyili-Crosby.
To create this masterpiece, Njideka immersed herself in the world of the Obamas, carefully studying their books, speeches, and podcasts to capture authentic memories, emotions, and experiences.
The result is a stunning work of art that reflects not just two global icons, but also the power of storytelling through creativity.
The portrait will be permanently displayed in the Hope and Change Lobby at the upcoming Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, standing as a lasting symbol of history, leadership, and artistic brilliance.
From the enduring public service of Prof. Dora Akunyili to the global artistic achievements of Njideka Akunyili-Crosby, the Akunyili family continues to be a blessing to Nigeria and the world.
Nigeria to the world. 🇳🇬✨
Nigeria is the only country we have.
NAIJA NA OUR OWN.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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@aisha_achimugu You are spot on.
🇳🇬 Happy Democracy Day, Nigeria!
Today, we celebrate more than a system of government. We celebrate the resilience of a people who continue to believe in the promise of a better nation.
Nigeria's democracy journey has not been without challenges, but it is also a story of progress, hope, and the determination of millions of citizens who work every day to build a stronger country. From our farmers and teachers to entrepreneurs, healthcare workers, creatives, and young innovators, every Nigerian plays a role in shaping our future.
As we mark this Democracy Day, let us remember that democracy thrives when citizens are engaged, voices are heard, and unity rises above division. The Nigeria we desire is built not only by leaders but by all of us through our actions, ideas, and commitment to national development.
Today, we celebrate our diversity, our strength, and our shared belief that Nigeria's best days are still ahead.
Happy Democracy Day!
🇳🇬 One Nation. Many Voices. Endless Possibilities.
NAIJA 🇳🇬 NA OUR OWN
#DemocracyDay
#Nationbuilding
Norway has reaffirmed its strong confidence in Nigeria’s fast-growing technology ecosystem following a high-level engagement held in Lagos, bringing together Norwegian government representatives, Norfund, Ventures Platform, and OmniRetail.
The meeting served as a strategic exchange focused on deepening collaboration between Norwegian investors and Nigeria’s innovation-driven startups. Discussions reportedly centered on expanding access to early and growth-stage funding, strengthening digital infrastructure, and supporting startups that are building scalable solutions across key sectors such as financial technology, retail distribution, and supply chain efficiency.
The engagement also highlighted Nigeria’s position as one of Africa’s most dynamic startup hubs, attracting increasing attention from global development finance institutions and private investors.
Beyond investment conversations, the visit reflected a broader interest in how Nigerian founders are leveraging technology to solve real-world problems and create jobs in a rapidly evolving economy.
Stakeholders emphasized the importance of partnerships that not only provide capital but also offer technical support, market access, and long-term sustainability for emerging businesses.
The Lagos engagement ultimately emphasised a shared commitment to fostering innovation that drives inclusive economic growth across Africa, with Nigeria playing a central role in that vision.
Lets Make Nigeria great again
NAIJA 🇳🇬 NA OUR OWN
@Justice_Crack Hello, lets stop painting Nigeria bad. We have no other country to call ours. I understand that some of the roads are bad, and also the issue of speed limit enforcement. However, you should have insurance on your vehicle for such a thing. Lets collectively do what is right
@aisha_achimugu Lovely 🌹
National Unity and Collective Action Against Insecurity in Nigeria
The challenge of insecurity and terrorism is a global phenomenon that demands serious attention and collective action. The security challenges facing Nigeria today did not emerge overnight, nor can they be attributed solely to the current administration. Successive governments have played roles in shaping the circumstances that have contributed to the present situation, and therefore, responsibility must be shared across different administrations and institutions.
At the same time, the Nigerian people also have a significant role to play in combating this menace. This is not an attempt to shift responsibility away from government; rather, it is an acknowledgment that lasting solutions require the participation of all stakeholders. If Nigeria is to successfully address its security challenges, there must be unity and cooperation among citizens, government agencies, the Nigerian Police Force, the Armed Forces, the judiciary, and the political leadership.
As a nation, we must begin to think differently and act differently. We must unite across ethnic, religious, and political divides to confront insecurity and the many other challenges that have hindered our national progress. No single individual, political party, or government can defeat insecurity alone, especially in a country as large and diverse as Nigeria. This issue must not be politicized, nor should it be reduced to a blame game. Instead, all Nigerians must come together with a shared sense of purpose to confront this common threat.
Furthermore, we cannot rely on foreign nations, including the United States and other Western countries, to solve our problems for us. Nigeria belongs to Nigerians, and it is only through our collective determination, resilience, and patriotism that we can secure a safer and more prosperous future for our country.
In conclusion, we, the Patriots, fully align ourselves with the remarks made on June 4 by the Honourable Minister of Information, who called on Nigerians to work together in the fight against terrorism and insecurity. His message underscores the importance of national unity and collective responsibility in overcoming these challenges.
Nigeria is a blessed nation, endowed with immense human and natural resources. Our people are among the most resilient, innovative, and productive in the world. We remain the pride of the Black race and the Giant of Africa.
With unity, determination, and a shared commitment to national development, Nigeria will rise again and achieve its full potential.
Nigeria Will Be Great Again.
Naija Na Our Own.
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@aisha_achimugu Happy Holidays 🎉🎉🎉
Nigeria keeps showing the world that greatness lives here 🇳🇬🔥
From music to sports and global entertainment, Nigerians continue to break barriers and place the country on the international map in powerful ways.
@burnaboy has once again made the nation proud after joining global music icon @ShakiraMedia on “Dai Dai,” the official anthem for the @FIFAWorldCup World Cup 2026. For many Nigerians and Africans, this is more than just another international collaboration. It is a reminder that African music and culture are now impossible for the world to ignore.
The nearly four-minute anthem blends Afrobeats, dance-pop, and reggaetón, carrying sounds and cultures from different parts of the world into one powerful song centred on unity through football. Hearing a Nigerian voice lead one of the biggest sporting events on earth is a major moment for the country and for Afrobeats as a whole.
Burna Boy’s journey is also inspiring because it reflects the power of consistency, talent, and belief. Years ago, many people doubted that African music could dominate global stages the way it does today. But today, Nigerian artists are performing at the biggest events, topping international charts, and collaborating with some of the world’s biggest stars.
Beyond entertainment, the song also carries a deeper purpose. Royalties from “Dai Dai” are meant to support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, helping children around the world gain better access to education and football opportunities. That means the music is not only entertaining millions, but also helping to change lives.
Africa’s presence at the 2026 FIFA World Cup is equally historic, with 10 African nations qualifying for the tournament. This shows how far the continent has come, not only in sports, but also in global influence and representation.
And Nigeria’s presence at the tournament does not end with Burna Boy. Nigerian superstar Rema is also scheduled to perform at the opening ceremony alongside other international stars, proving once again that Nigerian talent continues to stand shoulder to shoulder with the very best in the world.
Moments like this remind us that despite the many challenges facing the country, Nigeria remains a nation filled with creativity, talent, resilience, and global impact.
The world is listening to African music.
The world is watching African talent.
And Nigeria is right at the centre of it all 🇳🇬🌍❤️
@aisha_achimugu Correct 💯
Nigeria’s Sons and Arsenal’s 2026 Premier League Triumph
The 2025/26 Premier League season will be remembered as the year Arsenal finally reclaimed the English crown after more than two decades of waiting. But beyond tactics, trophies, and statistics, another story emerged — one that resonated far beyond North London. It was the story of identity, heritage, and the growing global influence of footballers with Nigerian roots.
At the heart of Arsenal’s title-winning campaign stood three players whose Nigerian heritage became a powerful symbol of modern football: Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze, and Noni Madueke.
Together, they represented more than talent. They represented the dreams of millions across Africa and the global Nigerian diaspora.
@BukayoSaka87: The Face of a New Generation
For years, Saka has been the heartbeat of Arsenal. In 2026, he became the emotional and technical leader of a championship-winning side. His ability to deliver in decisive moments, inspire teammates, and carry the pressure of expectation elevated him into world-class territory.
Throughout the campaign, Saka’s creativity, intelligence, and consistency drove Arsenal forward. His performances in key matches convinced many observers that he had become one of the finest attacking players in world football. (The Guardian)
Yet Saka’s influence extends beyond football.
Born in England to Nigerian parents, he embodies the multicultural identity of modern Britain while remaining deeply connected to his heritage. Across Lagos, Abuja, London, Houston, and Johannesburg, young Africans saw in Saka a reflection of themselves — proof that excellence can emerge from immigrant stories and cultural duality.
For Nigerian families around the world, Saka’s rise has become a source of pride and inspiration.
@EbereEze10: The Artist Who Changed Arsenal
If Saka provided leadership, Eberechi Eze brought imagination.
Signed to add creativity and unpredictability, Eze transformed Arsenal’s attack with elegance and flair. His dribbling, movement between the lines, and fearless confidence gave Arsenal a different dimension during the title race. In crucial moments, especially during tense spring fixtures, he produced the magic that champions require. (PLZ Soccer)
Eze’s journey makes his success even more remarkable.
Rejected by several academies as a teenager, he fought through disappointment before eventually rising through the ranks at Queens Park Rangers and later Crystal Palace. His story reflects resilience — a quality admired deeply within Nigerian culture.
For many young footballers across Africa, Eze’s path sends an important message: setbacks are not the end of the story.
His success also highlights how African heritage continues to enrich English football creatively and culturally. Eze plays with freedom, rhythm, and individuality — qualities long associated with street football culture from Lagos to Peckham.
@NoniMadueke_: Depth, Speed, and Modern Nigerian Excellence
While Saka and Eze often grabbed headlines, Noni Madueke played an equally important supporting role in Arsenal’s squad depth and attacking intensity.
Modern football titles are not won by eleven players alone. They are won by squads capable of surviving injuries, fixture congestion, and tactical battles over ten exhausting months. Madueke provided exactly that.
His pace, direct running, and versatility allowed Arsenal to rotate effectively without losing attacking threat. Even when not starting regularly, his impact from the bench and in rotation games helped sustain Arsenal’s momentum throughout the campaign. (The Guardian)
Madueke’s story also reflects the growing confidence of players with Nigerian roots in global football. Comfortable in different cultures and football systems, he represents a generation that sees no limits to ambition.
From London academies to European football and finally the Premier League summit, Madueke’s rise mirrors the expanding influence of Nigerian talent on
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