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[Willy Ibimina Jim-george @Journalist_Mind]

Top government officials, medical practitioners, and distinguished Nigerians from across the country and the diaspora gathered in Abuja for the 2026 National Diaspora Day Celebration, hosted by the Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (@nidcom_gov ), Hon. Dr. Abike Dabiri-Erewa (@abikedabiri).

The event themed "Harnessing Global Diaspora Medical Expertise to Strengthen Local Health Systems for National Development," focused on strengthening Nigeria's healthcare system through diaspora collaborations and partnerships.

Key discussions on improving healthcare system in nigeria, leveraging diaspora expertise and advancing national development.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT) was represented by the SGF, Senator George Akume at the event.

#NDD2026
#NationalDiasporaDay
#DiasporaMeritAward2026
#ProudlyNigerian

[Willy Ibimina Jim-george @Journalist_Mind]

Top government officials, medical practitioners, and distinguished Nigerians from across the country and the diaspora gathered in Abuja for the 2026 National Diaspora Day Celebration, hosted by the Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (@nidcom_gov ), Hon. Dr. Abike Dabiri-Erewa (@abikedabiri).

The event themed "Harnessing Global Diaspora Medical Expertise to Strengthen Local Health Systems for National Development," focused on strengthening Nigeria's healthcare system through diaspora collaborations and partnerships.

Key discussions on improving healthcare system in nigeria, leveraging diaspora expertise and advancing national development.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT) was represented by the SGF, Senator George Akume at the event.

#NDD2026
#NationalDiasporaDay
#DiasporaMeritAward2026
#ProudlyNigerian

[Martin Okorowu @martinokorowu]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

These #TinubuGains reforms are helping to reposition Nigeria as a more stable and competitive economy. While the full benefits will continue to unfold over time, stronger public finances, renewed investor confidence, increased capital inflows and a more resilient financial system provide the building blocks for sustained economic growth

@officialABAT More : https://t.co/dykMxU4KD0

[CBN Gov Akinsola Akin🇳🇬 @cbngov_akin1]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

Under #TinubuGains, the reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens.
@officialABAT

https://t.co/IqxYcfHLqM

[Theresa Tekenah 🇳🇬 @TheresaTekenah]

President Tinubu's economic reforms are steadily rebuilding Nigeria's stability and investor confidence.

External reserves have risen above $50 billion (highest in 13 years), Nigeria exited the FATF Grey List, FAAC allocations to states have more than doubled, the stock market capitalisation has soared past N160 trillion, and Foreign Direct Investment nearly tripled from $378 million in 2023 to $923 million in 2025.

These #TinubuGains are laying the foundation for a stronger, more competitive economy.

https://t.co/tSt7Pxued9

[Hamza Abdullahi, MNMGS @Hamix37]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

President @officialABA’s economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs of this #TinubuGains is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

The reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens.

https://t.co/i2Bti35a0Q

[Ubaidullah Yahaya kaura @Ubaidullahkaura]

President @officialABAT Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reform program is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive, and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs of this progress is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability, and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

#TinubuGains reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens.
More than ever, we are seeing state Governors do bigger projects that support their citizens—in transportation, social welfare, education, and health.

https://t.co/2OknS6lhfk

[On His Mandate @FansofTinubu]

“These #Tinubugains reforms are helping to reposition Nigeria as a more stable and competitive economy…increased capital inflows and a more resilient financial system provide the building blocks for sustained economic growth.” @officialABAT

https://t.co/4sy9fM30ao

[The Mayor 🇳🇬 @Mayor_ofph]

President @officialABAT economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While #TinubuGains of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.
https://t.co/zf07GgqxB5

[Evang Okonta Chineme (Ada Enugu state) @nwa042legit]

One of the clearest signs of this progress under President @officialABAT is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.

With #TinubuGain the restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

https://t.co/2EbTfQlP11

[Arewa Reporters @ArewaRepor01]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria.

Nigeria’s capital market has also experienced unprecedented growth. With market capitalisation exceeding N160 trillion, the Nigerian stock market has emerged as one of the best-performing in the world. A stronger capital market provides businesses with greater access to long-term financing, supports private sector expansion and creates new wealth-building opportunities for individuals and institutional investors alike.

Perhaps most importantly, foreign investors are responding positively to the changing economic landscape. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has risen from $378 million in 2023 to $923 million in 2025, underscoring growing confidence in Nigeria’s reform agenda. Increased investment brings not only capital, but also technology transfer, industrial expansion and employment opportunities that can drive sustainable economic growth.” ~Odor Essien writes from Lagos.
#TinubuGains
@officialABAT

https://t.co/4fEVZlGv4Z…

[Malik 𝕏 👑 @ninoroyals]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

President @officialABAT’s economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs (#TinubuGains) of this progress is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

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[Babangida Jarmari🇳🇬 @jarmari01]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria.

“Through #TinubuGains, Nigeria’s capital market has also experienced unprecedented growth. With market capitalisation exceeding N160 trillion, the Nigerian stock market has emerged as one of the best-performing in the world. A stronger capital market provides businesses with greater access to long-term financing, supports private sector expansion and creates new wealth-building opportunities for individuals and institutional investors alike.

Perhaps most importantly, foreign investors are responding positively to the changing economic landscape. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has risen from $378 million in 2023 to $923 million in 2025, underscoring growing confidence in Nigeria’s reform agenda. Increased investment brings not only capital, but also technology transfer, industrial expansion and employment opportunities that can drive sustainable economic growth.” ~Odor Essien writes from Lagos.

@woye1 @Mr_JAGs @aonanuga1956
@officialABAT

https://t.co/Mae9jUcLUx

[Oba’D NaMba @ThatVyktur]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

"President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s @officialABAT economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

The reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens.

#TinubuGains

https://t.co/ok3bpwbaZI

[Ikenna @UndisputedIyke1]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

"President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs of this progress (#TinubuGains) is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength".

– Odor Essien writes from Lagos

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[ThePolitician ❁ @yunusxonline]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

"President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners. (I called this #TinubuGains)

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

The reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens. @officialABAT
https://t.co/EMMFjd08bB

[Northern Zest @9ja_N_Nigerians]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's @officialABAT economic reforms are delivering measurable results. External reserves have risen above $50 billion, Nigeria has exited the FATF Grey List, and Foreign Direct Investment continues to grow, strengthening investor confidence and economic stability #TinubuGains

With stronger state finances, a booming capital market and rising investments, Nigeria is steadily building a more resilient and prosperous economy for all.
@cenbank, @officialEFCC

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https://t.co/DoOc5zEryv

[THE PATRIOT @scarfizal]

Rebuilding Confidence, Expanding Opportunity: How Economic Reforms Are Reshaping Nigeria

From external reserves rising above 50 billion dollars the highest in 13 years to Nigeria’s exit from the FATF Grey List, record stock market capitalisation exceeding 160 trillion naira, increased FAAC allocations strengthening states’ capacity to invest in critical infrastructure and public services, and Foreign Direct Investment growing from 378 million dollars in 2023 to 923 million dollars in 2025, the results of the reform agenda are becoming increasingly evident. These #TinubuGains are helping to reposition Nigeria as a more stable and competitive economy. While the full benefits will continue to unfold over time, stronger public finances, renewed investor confidence, increased capital inflows and a more resilient financial system are laying the foundation for sustained economic growth, more jobs, expanded opportunities and shared prosperity for all Nigerians. @officialABAT

https://t.co/JGAjf8mM0A

[Elelu Ayoola @EleluAyoola]

President @officialABAT's economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs of this progress is the country’s external reserves, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.

The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.

The #TinubusGains' reforms are equally strengthening public finances at the subnational level. Federal allocations to states through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) have more than doubled, giving state governments greater fiscal capacity to invest in infrastructure, healthcare, education and other critical public services. As states become financially stronger, they are better positioned to stimulate local economies and improve the quality of life for citizens.

https://t.co/4tBFo7IPga

[Essy Hamzat @Mrr_Essy]

“President Bola Tinubu @officialABAT’s economic reform programme is laying the foundation for a more resilient, competitive and investment-driven economy. While reforms of this scale inevitably require adjustment, emerging indicators suggest that Nigeria is steadily rebuilding macroeconomic stability and restoring confidence among investors and development partners.

One of the clearest signs of this progress is the country’s external reserves #TinubuGians, which have risen above $50 billion—their highest level in 13 years. Stronger reserves enhance Nigeria’s ability to withstand external economic shocks, support exchange rate stability and reassure investors of the country’s financial strength.
The restoration of international confidence is also reflected in Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List in October 2025. This milestone acknowledges the country’s significant improvements in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. Beyond its symbolic value, the development makes Nigeria a more attractive destination for international investment by reducing regulatory concerns for global financial institutions and businesses.”
https://t.co/AhqCNRkjVn