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Deliberately spreading fake news for political advantage is a clear sign of irresponsibility and a disservice to this great nation. Love for our country should always come before politics.
@MasterBolaji It would be great but it’s false. The federal government hasn't stopped rehabilitating repentant terrorists from Operation Safe Corridor for reintegration. Security agencies rejected a blanket death penalty approach to avoid cutting off avenues for active fighters to surrender.
@aonanuga1956 While it’s true that financial re engineering has tripled state allocations and boosted the stock market, the microeconomic reality remains tough for the average citizen. True survival will be felt when these macro gains finally lower food prices and inflation on the streets.
@DanielRegha@jhydefash78 Some politicians want failure for 2027 gains, while others use hardship for ethnic validation. But inflation & insecurity doesn’t check voting cards. The worst reform shock is plateauing, with relief projected by late 2026–2027 if election year spending doesn’t derail recovery.
@HiikyaaTor The Nigerian government shows a total lack of political will, corruption, and a culture of reacting instead of pre-empting. Because politicians are shielded by security, they have zero personal incentive to fix the system for the rest of us.
@HiikyaaTor The first time Amber alert came up on my phone, I was shocked and thought my phone had a virus or something. Till I read the message on it. About the 911 thing, it’s amazing how efficient they are. Called for a friend that had an injury and within 5 mins, EMS arrived on scene.
@SolaTheAnalyst I decided to make jollof spaghetti with oven baked turkey (Naija seasoning style). I added pepper to my liking. My manager loved it. She focused on the turkey and asked how I made it. Others ate it also and said it was spicy. One person asked I teach her how to make it later.
@WOkene People scream at Abuja while Governors and LGA chairmen are quietly pocketing triple their old allocations.
Tinubu stopped the subsidy bleed, but he doesn't hold the state checkbook. Rivers State and other states & LGA have the cash to fix local infrastructure right now.
@NigeriaStories The projection is real, but there is a massive catch. ECOWAS stated Nigeria can hit the world's top 5 economies in 50 years, BUT only if it leads regional trade integration.
Relying on Western oil markets won't get us there, we must dominate sub regional trade and manufacturing.
@FinPlanKaluAja1 Nigeria averaged far stronger GDP growth during that period often 6–12% driven by high oil prices, telecom boom and banking reforms. Since 2015, growth has mostly remained between 0–4% due to oil shocks, forex crises, insecurity, inflation, recession, and lower oil production.
@Timmysofine Take Singapore and Malaysia post independence: they reduced reliance on raw commodity exports by investing in manufacturing, logistics, technology, skilled labour, infrastructure, and export industries. Growth came from building productive economies integrated into global markets
@Timmysofine Understandable frustration.Colonialism wasn't building a superpower, it was an extractive business model meant to drain raw materials to Europe.
The issue isn't independence itself, but our failure to transition from an extractive colonial economy to a productive national economy
@ansem_edet The Federal Gov can build the best interstate highways, but they only own a fraction of the network.
The streets, farm to market roads, and rural roads belong to Governors and LGAs. Real development starts when we hold states & LGAs accountable for their 80%.
@osazenoo True, there's progress now, but the silence is just caution. After the severe blackouts and grid failures earlier this year, nobody wants to praise a system that still feels fragile.
Consistency countrywide over 6 months is what will make Nigerians finally find their praise.
@andywalterdev@Flohairs Life felt cheaper because the government borrowed trillions and printed unbacked cash just to keep fuel and dollars artificially low.
We weren't rich, we were spending tomorrow’s money.
@andywalterdev@Flohairs Floating the Naira tripled the book value of old dollar loans, causing the massive debt spike.
Reforms saved us from total collapse, but the severe inflation and hardship on citizens are undeniable.