abdulhaleem abdulrafiu

Speaker, Arewa Students Parliament. Secretary General, Campus Monitoring Committee, National Association of University Students, Katsina State Axis.
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Abdulhaleem Abdulrafiu, born February 22nd 2000. Lives in Zaria, Kaduna State.
Student of Microbiology Department, Federal University Dutsin-ma, Katsina State.
Senior Special Assistant NGOs to Speaker, Kaduna State Youth Parliament.
Speaker, Arewa Students Parliament.

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@Sprite this is the 5th sprite and the 15th I have taken today and this month respectively. I deserve an ambassador of SPRITE 😀😁

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The momentum continues across Nigeria’s oil & gas sector new investments, refinery expansions, and critical reforms shaping the future.

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Crude Output Target Set at 2.5 M BPD by 2026

NUPRC projects steady production growth toward 2.5 million bpd by 2026.
Nigeria is rebuilding its production capacity.
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Rig Count Soars 762%

Active rigs jump from 8 to 69. A sign of revived drilling and exploration.
Strong recovery in upstream activity.
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$5 Billion in New Gas Investments

Nigeria’s gas sector draws over $5 Billion for pipelines, LNG, and industrial gas use.
Nigeria is solidifying its “Gas Nation” status.
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NESG Warns on Oil Sector Slowdown

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group cautions that production shortfalls could affect the 2025 budget execution.
Reforms must translate into consistent output.
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PENGASSAN Orders Supply Halt to Dangote Refinery

The union halts crude and gas supply over mass layoffs, threatening short-term fuel supply stability.
Labour relations are key to sector continuity.
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$4.5 Billion Industry Cost-Saving Target

Operators aim to cut operational expenses by up to $4.5 B through digital efficiency and theft control.
Efficiency equals competitiveness.
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$18.2 Billion Oil & Gas Investments Approved.

NUPRC clears 28 new Field Development Plans unlocking 1.4 B barrels of oil and 5.4 TCF of gas.
Big signal of investor confidence in Nigeria’s upstream.
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Shell & Sunlink Approve Offshore Gas Project

A new offshore gas development is underway expected to supply 350 MMscf/day, strengthening Nigeria’s LNG capacity.
More gas, more revenue, cleaner transition fuel.
Reuters

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Dangote Refinery Targets 1.4 Million BPD Expansion
Nigeria’s mega refinery plans to double capacity to 1.4 million bpd, positioning itself as the world’s largest single-site refinery. This move could make Nigeria a net exporter of refined products.
AP News.
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NEWS: 53.5 million Visitors to the Two Holy Mosques were recorded in the month of Rabi Al Awwal 1447

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NIGERIA UPDATE: Onwards to the Future

Full Statement By Nasir @elrufai

As a founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC), I have fond memories of working with other compatriots to negotiate the merger of political parties that created the APC. It had been my hope since 2013 that my personal values and that of the APC will continue to align up to the time I choose to retire from politics.

Developments in the last two years confirm that there is no desire on the part of those who currently control and run the APC to acknowledge, much less address, the unhealthy situation of the party.

On my part, I have raised concerns in private and, more recently, in public regarding the capricious trajectory of the party. Therefore, at this point in my political journey, I have come to the conclusion that I must seek another political platform for the pursuit of the progressive values I cherish.

Founders rightly feel attached towards institutions they helped create, but one must be pragmatic enough to admit when a divergence appears unbridgeable. I have diligently served the APC and made my contributions to its viability as a political platform, but I recognize that the party has since strayed and left me stuck in the vision of its well-meaning founding fathers and mothers.

As a loyal party man, I worked to help secure the APC’s election victories in 2015, 2019 and 2023. I was one of the many governors elected on the party’s platform in 2015 and 2019, that stood for certain democratic and progressive principles to advance nation-building. My eight-year tenure in Kaduna State was devoted to implementing progressive policies to advance human development in education and healthcare, as well as expand infrastructure, promote equality of opportunity, create jobs and attract investments. These records count for little in the current APC that has castrated its organs and treated its membership with contempt in the last two years. I find this no longer acceptable.

Today, 10th March 2025, I have submitted a letter resigning my membership of the APC to my ward in Kaduna, effective immediately. Prior to this step, I had concluded consultations with my mentors, colleagues and loyalists across the country about the future. I have now decided to join the Social Democratic Party (SDP), and adopt it as the platform for our future political engagements and activities.

Without prejudice to this decision, as a member of the SDP, I will focus on engaging with and persuading other opposition leaders and parties to join us and congregate under a unified democratic platform to challenge the APC in all elections and bye-elections between now and 2027 by the Grace of God. I therefore call on all our supporters and other persons concerned about our country’s future to join us in the SDP in the journey towards making Nigeria flourish as a beacon of pride for Africans and the Black Race.

Thank you and God Bless the Social Democratic Party.
God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, CON
Abuja, Nigeria
10th March 2025

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@JumiaNigeria your office located at Shop 209 Isoken Plaza, Enheren Junction closed before time and customers are there to collect their goods. Please try and do something about ut

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@ShehuSani @officialABAT @NigEducation I remember the past administration that collaborated with DANGURUF Transport, but there's lack of consistency by the administration that take over them and since then, the rest is history. Even the school cooperatives organized FUDMASCOS but couldn't continue.

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@moniepointng a transaction was made from Union Bank to a moniepoint account. The bank account was debited while the moniepoint POS was not credited.
Below is the transaction receipt.

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