Muhammadu Lawal

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@olaoseegba @ChidiOdinkalu @OfficialDSSNG Thank you very much boss.

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@talldarkdude @elnathan_john Is this an assumption or can you provide any evidence to support your claim?

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@thecableng Is anyone not going to say it? As the saying goes ……..

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@Ameenu_Kutama Abun takaici amma muna kallonshi kamar abun dariya. Ta yaya zamu fita daga cikin wannan qunchin rayuwar?

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@mabziz Government at all levels shave persistently shown us the masses that their personal welfare is non negotiable, no matter the cost. Unless we continue challenging them, they will borrow whatever it takes to live their best lives at our detriment.

[Charles Ugochukwu Odizuru-Abangwu Jr. @Eze_Nwakaibeya]

The point you have made here is fundamentally sound, and history supports it.

Societies are not transformed by wishful thinking about human nature, they are shaped by the structures that govern incentives, accountability, and consequences. A well-crafted constitution is not merely symbolic, it is an operating system for national behavior. Where it embeds strong checks and balances, it constrains excess, disciplines leadership, and protects the collective from the impulses of a few.

You do not need a different people to produce better outcomes, you need a system that makes bad behavior costly and good behavior rewarding. That is precisely why enduring democracies invest so heavily in institutional guardrails, separation of powers, independent judiciaries, and enforceable rights. These are not luxuries, they are the architecture of stability and fairness.

When constraints are weak or selectively applied, even well-intentioned actors can drift, and bad actors thrive. But when rules are clear, enforced, and difficult to circumvent, behavior adjusts over time. This is how trust is built, how arbitrariness is reduced, and how an egalitarian society begins to take shape, not by accident, but by design.

In that sense, constitutional reform is not about imagining “better Nigerians,” it is about engineering a system that consistently brings out the best in Nigerians while restraining the worst. That is the real foundation of progress.

What we are witnessing today is not accidental, it is the predictable outcome of a weak constitutional and structural framework. When institutions lack clarity, restraint, and enforceable limits, the system naturally produces its worst tendencies. The quality of outcomes in any society is directly proportional to the strength of its rules and the integrity of the structures that uphold them.

[Ayo Sogunro @ayosogunro]

Just found out that Nigeria has an online national repository with open access materials (including some out-of-print books I’ve been looking for).

The folks in the National Library who had this idea have done a really great service for the country.

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@adesolaadetoye Congratulations Sola

[Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @Noahpinion]

This is just an incredible graph. India is making absolutely amazing strides against poverty.

(ht @scienceisstrat1)

[Adeola @_Aadeolaa]

If your candidate did not win the election and you intend to go on the street to protest and burn the country down, start from your family house first, it is also part of Nigeria.

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@Chubalus16 @JajaPhD Not entirely true, the North brought PDP into power in 1999.

[Scott Bryan @scottygb]

It has been quite the year, so as a distraction from all that here are my WTF TV news moments from 2022 ✨

[WCS Nigeria 💚 @WCS_Nigeria]

Camera traps reveal the presence of endangered wildlife species, rarely seen in Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, Cross River National Park, & the Mbe Mountains. With support from @NigeriaParks @EUinNigeria & @USAIDNigeria we believe there is hope & optimism for the future!

[Muhammadu Lawal @lawal37]

@HarrisFanaroff Onboarding

[Harris Fanaroff @HarrisFanaroff]

I've created an Employee Onboarding Playbook.

I usually sell it for $49.

But I'm giving it away for FREE for the next 48 hours.

Just:
- RT or like this post
- Comment "onboarding"

And I will DM it to you.

(Must be following me)

[Barr. Ismaeel Ahmed OON @IsmaeelAhmedB]

Asiwaju started running for President in 2007 without being on the ballot. He stepped out of office into power. He built and nourished institutions and individuals. He created and promoted organizations and occupations. He invested heavily in democracy and democratic platforms.

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

Effort gets noticed, outcomes get rewarded.

[Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs]

"I'm stepping down for Osinbajo to prevent a Muslim Muslim Ticket" - Nicholas Felix … 🤮🤮🤮🤮