Salary Increase Will Get To All Public Sector Workers As We See More Evidence of Tinubu Gains
Everybody in the public sector will eventually see a salary increase under President Tinubu. Not just the military. Everyone. However, please remember that the President is a First Class (Cum Laude) Accountant, just like Chief MKO Abiola was. It is necessary to first increase Nigeria's productive capacity before raising wages again, in order to avoid the hyperinflation that greeted Nigeria after the Udoji Awards of 1975.
Already, under President Tinubu, Nigeria now has the second-largest manufacturing base in Africa. Before this administration, we were struggling between third and fourth place. Now, only Egypt, with a manufacturing capacity of $59.6 billion, is above Nigeria's, with $55.7 billion.
However, it is believed that when the figures are recalculated, Nigeria under President Tinubu may even overtake Egypt.
According to Bloomberg, the Nigerian Stock Exchange is the most profitable on Earth, bar none. The NGX returned a profit of 68%, overtaking South Korea's KOSPI index.
Additionally, the Naira has also emerged as the second-best-performing currency in Africa for the first quarter of 2026, trailing only the Zambian kwacha, according to FXTM.
Our economy grew by 3.89% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, while our foreign reserves have hit a 17-year high of $52.5 billion. All objective Nigerians can see that the President is working. The Tinubu reforms are stabilising the economy, which is why no state is unable to pay salaries under this President, unlike the 27 that could not pay wages before the President's ascension.
At the right time, you, in the public service, would, like the military, see an increase in your purchasing power. These are your Tinubu gains that are causing pains for the opposition.
Bemigho Reno Omokri
Dear Lagos State Government and LAMATA,
If Danfo and busses are going to completely disappear in Lagos. All those drivers who will lose their means of livelihood because of this should be employed and trained.
Please do it in Yorùbá language so they don't get screened out because of English. Lagos is Yorùbáland and our people should not be left unemployed to suffer because of a development we all pray for.
This is a valid concern. We love what you're doing but we can't leave them unemployed. Please employ them more 🙏
We'll really appreciate this.
Ẹsẹun Adupẹ ❤️🙏
A church in Los Angeles, The First Congregational Church of Los Angeles, beautifully performed the Celestial Church of Christ Hymn (694, Stanza 3) in Yoruba language.
The language + the message = heavenly. 🔥
@Paul37931903@Micheal187900@NigeriaStories If we check you’re the tribalostic person here , I read all the comments and what I saw was you trying to push your blame on others , they were just sharing their opinions but you made it tribal .
@Benjinku@mariolexxx You’ve really tried bro , I have only been to all the south west state capital plus FCT and some north central states like Ilorin and lokoja .
NIGERIA BELONGS TO NIGERIANS!! Celebrate progress. Challenge failure. Demand better and do all three without loosing your objectivity. 🇳🇬❤️
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