"I am a 13-year-old housemaid living with Madam Oyinyechi in Owerri, Imo State. She p0ùŕèd h0t wàtèŕ on me even though I did nothing wrong. She often maltreats me just because I am her maid. She usually starves me, but her husband knows this, so he delays, leaving the house to make sure I eat before he goes out."
— Narrated by the 13-year-old girl.
Nnamdi Emeh, an only son, has been in jail for years for exposing an alleged police organ-harvesting ring.
He risked everything to save lives, and nobody is speaking up for him.
We need justice for Nnamdi Emeh! Free Nnamdi Emeh!
2026: THE BEGINNING OF A MORE ROBUST PHASE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
Fellow Compatriots,
I welcome you all to 2026, with gratitude to God and confidence in our collective resolve that this new year will be a more prosperous one for our nation, our citizens, and all who call Nigeria home.
During 2025, we sustained the momentum on our major reforms. We had a fiscal reset and also recorded steady economic progress. Despite persistent global economic headwinds, we recorded tangible and measurable gains, particularly in the economy. These achievements reaffirm our belief that the difficult but necessary reforms we embarked upon are moving us in the right direction with more concrete results on the horizon for the ordinary Nigerian.
𝐄𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐜 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐎𝐮𝐭𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐤
As we enter 2026, our focus is on consolidating these gains and continuing to build a resilient, sustainable, inclusive, and growth-oriented economy.
We closed 2025 on a strong note. Despite the policies to fight inflation, Nigeria recorded a robust GDP growth each quarter, with annualised growth expected to exceed 4 per cent for the year. We maintained trade surpluses and achieved greater exchange rate stability. Inflation declined steadily and reached below 15 per cent, in line with our target. In 2026, we are determined to reduce inflation further and ensure that the benefits of reform reach every Nigerian household. In 2025, the Nigerian Stock Exchange outperformed its peers, posting a robust 48.12 per cent gain and consolidating its bullish run that began in the second half of 2023.
Supported by sound monetary policy management, our foreign reserves stood at $45.4 billion as of December 29, 2025, providing a substantial buffer against external shocks for the Naira. We expect this position to strengthen further in the new year.
Foreign direct investment is also responding positively. In the third quarter of 2025, FDI rose to $720 million, up from $90 million in the preceding quarter, reflecting renewed investor confidence in Nigeria's economic direction, which global credit rating agencies, including Moody's, Fitch, and Standard & Poor's, have consistently affirmed and applauded.
𝐅𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐓𝐚𝐱 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦
A few days ago, I presented the 2026 Appropriation Bill to the National Assembly. In that address, I emphasised that our administration has implemented critical reforms that are laying a solid foundation for long-term stability and prosperity. With patience, fiscal discipline, and unity of purpose, Nigeria will emerge in 2026 stronger and better positioned for sustained growth.
As inflation and interest rates moderate, we expect increased fiscal space for productive investment in infrastructure and human capital development. We are also confronting the challenge of multiple taxation across all tiers of government. I commend states that have aligned with the national tax harmonisation agenda by adopting harmonised tax laws to reduce the excessive burden of taxes, levies, and fees on our people and on basic consumption.
The new year marks a critical phase in implementing our tax reforms, designed to build a fair, competitive, and robust fiscal foundation for Nigeria. By harmonising our tax system, we aim to raise revenue sustainably, address fiscal distortions and strengthen our capacity to finance infrastructure and social investments that will deliver shared prosperity.
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Once you start eating:
-Garlic
-Spinach
-Pineapple
-Apple
-Lemon
-Cucumber
-Tumeric
-Celery
-Cabbage
-Cloves
-Mango
-Eggs
-Coconut
-Carrot
-Cinnamon
-Ginger
-Tomatoes
-Onions
And spending time in the sun, exercising and cutting out toxins, almost all of your health issues will disappear.
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Today we discuss the genocide against Christians in Nigeria in Austria Parliament Conference to help our Christian brothers and sisters in Nigeria
https://t.co/IfbEcCBxis
No media outlet has invited this man to share his story — yet they chase after Sheikh Gumi, the mouthpiece of terrorists. 💔 We will be his voice. We will be his media. And we will tell the world about the persecution he and countless Christians endure for their faith.
#BREAKING
Soon Nigeria will be history same as Yugoslavia
We must learn to accept the facts
ExYugoslavia is gone and nobody misses this failed state
Now it is time for ExNigeria and nobody will miss this failed state
Aba Has Done It! 24 Hours Power Is Here!
Last year, Aba Power began giving some parts of the city 24-hour electricity. It didn’t reach our area immediately — but today, I can boldly say that Beyond Clothing now enjoys 24 hours of uninterrupted power supply!
This is a game changer — for us, for Aba, and for Nigeria.
Many of you who follow me know how passionate I am about seeing Nigeria become as industrialized as China. People often say, “Aba is the China of Africa.” That’s a powerful statement — but let’s be honest, how can we compete with China when their factories run on stable electricity, and we depend on diesel and fuel generators?
That dream could never be realized by generator power.
But today, with Aba Power and Geometric Power, that dream is becoming reality. Aba is now positioned to become the true industrial manufacturing hub of Nigeria.
So, I’m doing this video to:
👉 Invite investors — if you’ve ever dreamed of building a factory in Nigeria, come to Aba. There is 24-hour electricity to power your vision.
👉 Challenge other states — invest in power projects like this! Geometric Power has proven that 24-hour electricity is possible in Nigeria.
If you live in Aba or you’re Nwa-Aba, share this video and go to the comment section to write:
“Thank you, Aba Power.”
And if you don’t live in Aba but you want to see this kind of progress in your city, also go to the comments and type your city’s name — for example:
“Jos Power,” “Calabar Power,” “Kano Power,” “Ekiti Power,” “Kaduna Power,” “Enugu Power,” “Ilorin Power” — and so on.
Let’s start a national conversation.
Let’s start a revolution of 24-hour electricity across Nigeria.
Let’s industrialize Nigeria, one city at a time.