Your Excellency @AAdeleke_01, the blueprint for global soft power is right in Osun State.
Look at foreign initiates flying into Yorubaland just to connect with our ancestral roots. If your administration strategically develops world-class, state-backed pilgrimage infrastructure, Osun can easily host 1 million international visitors annually.
Saudi Arabia built an entire economy off Mecca. We have the sacred origin right here let's institutionalize it!
@obadipeemmanuel@ennyola0015 The right question should be, are you aware of what's going in the world?
Because this one will never understand that tweet 🙄
Deliberately producing fake foods, drinks, drugs & beverages is a systemic campaign of mass murder against our civilian population, which is a crime against humanity.
We must amend our laws to prescribe the death penalty for anyone convicted of the crime. #EndFakesInNigeria
Since 1999, I would argue that no Nigerian President has tackled the structural side of corruption more than President Tinubu. And interestingly, he has done much of it so quietly that people hardly talk about it.
I hope they eventually recognise it as a major part of his reform record.
The real game was not necessarily about arrests or breaking down people’s doors. It was about shutting down the channels through which corruption thrives.
Floating the exchange rate and removing the fuel subsidy dismantled major distortions and rent-seeking opportunities that had existed around multiple FX windows and subsidy administration.
And when the big cats tell you, “I don’t even need to know who the Governor of the Central Bank is,” understand that it is a loaded statement.
If you know, you know.
Look at what Mane is doing in Bambali, Senegal. He’s turning them around. A local town is attracting top investment and a single footballer is changing the course of their history. It’s taken one person.
Other than the recent $15-20m Agro-industry he’s building, he’s always raised the profile of that town. He’s giving back to his memories.
They didn’t kill him as a kid.
They didn’t tell him he’d never make it. They allowed him be a child. He fled the town for better opportunities and it never left his mind because it always matters. Home is home. That’s where love is.
They preserved their future, and their future is creating a future in their future. Don’t get confused, if Mane didn’t play football professionally and succeeded at that level, they may never have seen that town for its true value.
And that’s the power of talent. A single human can change the lives of many generations. Nothing you do is just for you.
Nothing you’ll do today is just for you. They’ll be decisions that’ll change you, shape you and many generations to come. You may never see the immediate impact but they happen in trickles of small decisions.
It takes a village to raise a child, but a village that doesn’t raise a good child will not grow. It’s give and take.
There are people life has given power for social responsibility. Ignoring others who aren’t as fortunate is a disservice to the cause of humanity. When you’re blessed, extend a hand. To your people, especially.
Have a nice week.
@woye1 In a situation where it's a rented apartments or residential property, is it the occupants or tenants that will get this refunds and not the owner who paid for the meters?
@Real1_balogun Very terrible and shameless set of people, including the NSC. They're just recycling their same old incompetent selves, nothing good will come out of the so called NFF reformations.