Olatunji Lukman

System analyst...Advocate for good governance..#BATIST#MUFC#CR7

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

- Enforcement of strict penalties for identity theft & fraud...

- Elimination of data fragmentation across all MDAs...

- Establishment of the General Multipurpose Card for social welfare..

- Boosting national security through unified database verification..

- The newly signed NIMC Act 2026 is a highly intentional step toward a secure, digitized, and financially inclusive Nigeria.

Highlight of address by the Hon Minister of Interior @BTOofficial as President Tinubu signs the NIMC act at the state house yesterday.

[Olatunji Lukman @lukayoladele]

@NigeriaStories What an achievement, shior

[Kamorudeen Olawale Yusuf (Kamosky) @KamorYusuf]

We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew we were working passionately.

Old but gold…

Immortalized moments…

A big throwback to March 26th, 2022.

We go tomorrow again…

[Gonet001 @MathewGonet]

The Naira hit ₦1386 to $1. This came the same day it was revealed that Nigeria is the sixth-largest contributor to global GDP growth in 2025. This is even as income inequality in Nigeria has improved to 33.9%, better than the US at 41.4% and China at 36%. Meanwhile, the inflation rate has fallen from a thirty-year high of 34.8% in December 2024 to a historic low of 15.2% in December 2025. Additionally, on Monday, January 5, 2026, the total market capitalisation of the Nigerian Stock Exchange hit and crossed the ₦100 trillion mark for the first time ever, and ended the day at ₦101.807 trillion.

Even more importantly, in less than two years, President Tinubu added $67 billion to Nigeria's GDP, moving us from a ₦269.29 trillion economy on May 29, 2023, when he became President, to ₦372.8 trillion today.

Do you want to ignore this and vote for Peter Obi, who is the only Anambra Governor since 1999 under whom poverty increased by 29.7%?

If you don't vote for Tinubu in 2027, what do you gain? Who else could have achieved this other than Asiwaju?

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PBAT 2027

[Ainà Dipo 🇳🇬 @dipoaina1]

It took Tinubu only 3 years to put our economy back on the global stage.

Applause 👏🏽

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

Headline Inflation movement in 2025

January: 27.6%
February: 26.3% ⬇
March: 27.4% ⬆
April: 26.8% ⬇
May: 26.1% ⬇
June: 25.3% ⬇
July: 24.9% ⬇
August: 23.1% ⬇
September: 21.0% ⬇
October: 19.0% ⬇
November: 17.3% ⬇
December: 15.2% ⬇️

*All the months in 2025 were revised by NBS

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[Chigozirim Emeakayi @GoziconC]

"President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is not constructing roads,he is building them to last for over 100 years, that's why there are reinforced concrete road constructions all over the country"

-Says Engr. Dave Umahi, Hon. Minister of Works while commissioning the 2nd Niger Bridge CCTV Monitoring Centre yesterday in Asaba.

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

- Works – N3.4 trillion
- Defence – N3.2 trillion
- Education – N2.3 trillion
- Health & Social Welfare – N2.1 trillion
- Agriculture & Food Security – N1.4 trillion
- Police Affairs – N1.3 trillion
- Regional Development (Niger Delta) – N1.3 trillion
- Power – N1.1 trillion
- INEC – N1 trillion

More details have emerged on the 2026 National Budget as Ministry of Agriculture crosses N1trillion in expected capital spending for the year.

Link to the full budget: https://t.co/Las5KtYxoG

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

The 2026 Budget allocation by Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs):

1. Presidency → ₦355,100,320,721
2. National Assembly → ₦344,852,880,669
3. Ministry of Defence → ₦3,154,393,400,291
4. Ministry of Foreign Affairs → ₦344,235,906,716
5. Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation → ₦98,163,122,322
6. Ministry of Interior → ₦696,416,792,599
7. Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation → ₦26,942,251,897
8. Auditor General for the Federation → ₦15,881,134,488
9. Public Complaints Commission → ₦29,460,000,000
10. Federal Civil Service Commission → ₦2,604,702,873
11. Independent National Electoral Commission → ₦1,013,778,401,602
12. Federal Character Commission → ₦6,531,190,463
13. Federal Ministry of Police Affairs → ₦1,329,461,895,087
14. Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy → ₦84,560,421,789
15. National Security Adviser → ₦664,119,740,541
16. Code of Conduct Tribunal → ₦2,370,626,414
17. Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission → ₦2,780,925,426
18. Police Service Commission → ₦2,397,074,830
19. Secretary to the Government of the Federation → ₦293,021,567,646
20. Federal Ministry of Special Duties & Inter-Governmental Affairs → ₦13,781,104,156
21. Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security → ₦1,447,973,604,421
22. Federal Ministry of Finance → ₦16,781,272,498,002
23. Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment → ₦87,436,249,085
24. Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment → ₦183,572,952,990
25. Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation → ₦838,674,080,349
26. Federal Ministry of Transport → ₦431,798,285,025
27. Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace → ₦88,209,964,483
28. Federal Ministry of Power → ₦1,107,103,148,958
29. Ministry of Petroleum Resources → ₦71,597,986,053
30. Federal Ministry of Steel Development → ₦21,520,279,269
31. Federal Ministry of Works → ₦3,485,652,384,621
32. Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning → ₦9,102,998,474,710
33. National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission → ₦4,683,161,168
34. Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission → ₦4,710,115,027
35. Fiscal Responsibility Commission → ₦1,991,672,502
36. Federal Ministry of Water Resources → ₦458,648,182,716
37. Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development → ₦105,926,305,272
38. Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy → ₦149,181,952,655
39. Federal Ministry of Tourism → ₦10,417,248,347
40. Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy → ₦59,882,227,219
41. Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development → ₦156,335,330,765
42. Federal Ministry of Livestock → ₦81,186,171,499
43. Judiciary → ₦341,625,739,236
44. Federal Ministry of Justice → ₦150,554,556,545
45. Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission → ₦21,120,395,993
46. Code of Conduct Bureau → ₦15,748,365,861
47. Federal Capital Territory Administration → ₦460,737,525,183
48. Federal Ministry of Niger Delta → ₦1,350,964,245,478
49. National Sports Commission → ₦206,433,718,652
50. Federal Ministry of Women Affairs → ₦154,315,760,358
51. Federal Ministry of Education → ₦2,399,161,320,016
52. Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare → ₦2,149,385,867,131
53. Federal Ministry of Environment → ₦164,144,903,358
54. National Population Commission → ₦31,359,208,037
55. Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation → ₦462,663,187,207
56. Federal Ministry of Youth Development → ₦518,362,661,771

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

Investigators have linked a bulk of the wealth of Abubakar Malami, the former attorney-general of the federation, to a number of sources, TheCable can report.

At the top of the list are Paris Club refunds made to states, unpaid loans taken from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the anchor borrowers programme, and the restitution of Abacha loot to Nigeria.

[QWEKU @_Dhellali]

Anyone carrying arms illegally in Nigeria is neither Fulani nor anything else, such a person should be regarded as a terrorist or bandit under the law.

Trump, rain more air strikes on them 👳🏿

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

The Federal Ministry of Education has dismissed reports on nationwide closure of schools in the country from Monday.

The message circulating on social media platforms is false, misleading, and did not originate from the Federal Government or the Ministry.

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

hummmmm 😮 🔥 Professor Bolaji Akinyemi. February 2025
The United States US Army

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Nigeria Has LITHIUM Deposits In Nassarawa, Kogi, Kwara, Ekiti and Cross River states....The worth Is $34 Billion!

Lithium Is Used In Producing Batteries For Mobile
Phones, Laptops, Digital Cameras And Electric Vehicles...

Nigeria Also Has Gold Deposits In 17 States Including Zamfara, Kaduna, Osun, Ondo, Niger, Kogi, Kebbi, Ogun, FCT, Nasarawa, Edo, Kwara, Sokoto, Katsina, Bauchi, Taraba and Adamawa states...

We Need To Also Mention That Nigeria Has 42 Billion Tonnes Of BITUMEN, Which Makes Us The Country With The Sixth Largest Bitumen Deposits In The World, And With The Best In Terms Of QUALITY!

Ondo State Is The Home Of This Precious Mineral!

We All Know That We've Been Living On Crude Oil And When We Grounded Our Public Refineries, Foreign Petroleum Refiners Were Making BILLIONS From Our ECONOMIC FOOLISHNESS...

America Was Not Angry Even When Churches And Mosques Were Attacked Back To Back By Boko Haram!

Fast Forward It A Few Years Later, Aliko Dangote Builds His Private Refinery And is Expanding To 1.4 Million Barrels/Day...

And Few Days Later, President Tinubu Slaps A 15% Tarrif On Imported Fuel!

And Then The US, The United States and Donald Trump Suddenly Wakes Up And Is Now Ready To Defend Nigerian Christians, Even When It's No Longer Safe To Attend Churches In His Own Country!

U're Sick If U Don't See What's Coming!

Igbo IPOB obidiot are Very Sick!!
©Dani Olerum

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

The man who has a logo, an anthem, a political and economic blueprint and a dedicated troop. The man, who above all, has the capacity and tenacity to wait for his time before saying Emilokan! The most prepared politician in Africa's history!!!

Asiwaju Iba re o 🙌

[Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT]

On this 65th Anniversary of our Independence, my message is hope and a call to action. The federal government will continue to do its part to fix the plumbing in our economy.

Now, we must all turn on the taps of productivity, innovation, and enterprise, just like the Ministry of Interior has done with our travel passports, by quickening the processing.

In this regard, I urge the sub-national entities to join us in nation-building.  Let us be a nation of producers, not just consumers. Let us farm our land and build factories to process our produce. Let us patronise ‘Made-in-Nigeria’ goods. I say Nigeria first. Let us pay our taxes.

Finally, let all hands be on deck. Let us believe, once more, in the boundless potential of our great nation.

With Almighty God on our side, I can assure you that the dawn of a new, prosperous, self-reliant Nigeria is here.

Happy 65th Independence Anniversary, and may God continue to bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

[A. Ayofe @abdullahayofel]

Throwback: Btw OBJ and Adedibu 🔥😂
Adedibu really left a legacy
This man is a tout😂🔥🔥💀

[Ayekooto @DeeOneAyekooto]

The City Boy ❤️

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

President Bola Tinubu's address at the coronation of his friend and political ally, Imperial Majesty Oba (Sen) Abdul-Rashidi Adewolu Akanmu Ladoja, as the 44th Olubadan of Ibadanland.

""All the things we started together with great expectations, and the history we shared are coming to pass. I pray that you will live long and be celebrated as one of the rare leaders in history to ascend the throne of your forefathers"

[Olatunji Lukman @lukayoladele]

@ifedayo_johnson @TheRoyalHerbs @egi_nupe Exactly, you need the herb