Elliot

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

It’s only in Nigeria, according to my “experts”, that population growth means more revenue but less welfare spending.

Across the nation, the revenue earned by Federal, State, and Local Governments has nearly tripled, but the services they provide have receded or become more expensive.

You can’t celebrate non-oil exports, company income tax, and VAT revenues—which are driven by population—then turn around and hide behind population as the reason why there are no public taps with clean drinking water 24/7.

That’s dishonest.

[Elliot @nanayemi]

@ChuksEricE So has old as they are they don't know how fuel burns on water or moving water

[Elliot @nanayemi]

@taiwoyedele "Fix it" Simple.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Nigerian Government revenues is booming
Nigerian Government borrowing is booming
Nigerian Government spending is booming
Foreign capital FPI to Nigeria is booming
Foreign Reserves in CBN are booming

Nigerians are hungry

Fix it

[Elliot @nanayemi]

Imagine for ones this is someone's credentials applying for a civil service job. We all know our problems, we choose to ignore the problem

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

Credentials and personal particulars of President Tinubu and the APC presidential candidate for 2027 were published by INEC today:

[TheCable @thecableng]

Christian elders to Tinubu: Please don’t seek re-election — your performance disappointing

The National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) has asked President Bola Tinubu not to seek re-election in 2027, saying his administration’s performance is “manifestly disappointing”.

In a communiqué dated July 9 and signed by Samuel Gani, NCEF national chairman, the elders said the federal government’s performance on national security, economic development and the wellbeing of the citizens has been “hugely sub-optimal”.

https://t.co/OyqtY9o6Qf

[Elliot @nanayemi]

@ChuksEricE Because of that small knife he is holding. Someone should bring spear for me let me try something. U think say u get mind.

[Elliot @nanayemi]

@mrfrancis00 Lol

[Ibeh @masurge7]

"...before I was born there has been hunger in Nigeria "

Says First Class accountant that doesn't know when he was born

[Rasheed Aro @rasheed_esq]

39 SUVs cost N15.13 billion.
Do that math per vehicle before you keep reading.

N15.13 billion ÷ 39 SUVs = N388 million per vehicle.

Nigeria’s federal government budgeted N388 million for a single SUV in 2026, in a budget already carrying a N31.46 trillion deficit, financed by borrowing N29.2 trillion this year alone.

We are finished in this country

[Chude @Chude_ND1]

Lagos–Ore Road right now. The flooding has made it very difficult for both vehicles and pedestrians to pass.

Praying for everyone’s safety. If

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Why is there no pilgrimage loan?

[Elliot @nanayemi]

This is who some persons are supporting. Ok

[Obi soldier 🪖 @mrfrancis00]

So this man mumu like this 🥹, anyway 2027 general election is for Mr Peter Obi,

Nigeria most be OK ✌️

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

This is their concert in South Africa

You brain dead fool

[Elliot @nanayemi]

If u are waiting for him to come convince the North, please keep on waiting since the hunger, insecurity, darkness, hardship so on has not convinced you.

[TheCable @thecableng]

BAYO OLUPOHUNDA: "I watched Peter Obi’s interview with @seunokin, and one question has stayed with me ever since. It wasn’t the question about power, economy, insecurity, corruption or how Obi intends to govern Nigeria if elected president. Instead, Okinbaloye took the conversation back to the Civil War and sixty years to the January 15, 1966 military coup. He asked Obi whether “Nigeria has moved away and healed from the Civil War Syndrome such that an Igbo man like Obi from Anambra, an Onitsha man can become the President of Nigeria.” He asked Obi “how to deal” with the Nzeogwu coup, controversially labelled as the “Igbo coup” and “why Nigerians should trust an Igbo man with the presidency”. He also asked Obi to convince northerners “watching the programme tonight” to trust him. Obi responded by talking about his relationship with the North, his investments and travels across the region and his commitment to a united Nigeria. But I kept asking myself a different question: why did Seun Okinbaloye feel the need to resurrect the politics of 1966 in a presidential candidate interview in 2026? For me, that was the defining moment of the entire conversation and also the most troubling. The question moved the interview away from Obi’s competence and plans to his ethnicity and a historical event that took place years before he was born into public life. It subtly suggested that because Obi is Igbo, he carries the burden of explaining or apologising for the actions of a group of soldiers who staged a coup six decades ago."

https://t.co/W7yS26qrMK

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

Federal Republic of Bola Tinubu

[Elliot @nanayemi]

2027 our survival is at stake....
Tax loading, hunger knocking, insecurity spreading, darkness watching, fake agents cashing out.

[Dr. Kenon @drkenon2]

Nigerians are tired of Tinubu’s Irresponsible & Oppressive Administration & I am glad content creators are now informing the public with their contents.

This content got me laughing so loud 😹

[Faith Under Pressure @DeenRatio]

Zamfara was the first state to introduce Sharia law, and the results have been absolutely astonishing.

Today, Zamfara has the fastest-growing economy in Africa. They are now manufacturing aeroplanes in Gusau. The last time I visited, their scientists were preparing Nigeria's first mission to the moon.

China is reportedly studying Zamfara's economic model. Silicon Valley investors are relocating there in large numbers. The Senate is even considering making Zamfara an independent country because its development is now too advanced for the rest of Nigeria to keep up with.

The best JAMB student came from Zamfara. The best university is in Zamfara. The safest place on earth is Zamfara. Crime has become so rare that criminals now apply for permits before committing offences.

As a matter of fact, Zamfara now generates 90% of Nigeria's GDP. London, Dubai, and Singapore are all trying to learn from the Gusau Miracle.

Some people keep asking for evidence that Sharia automatically brings prosperity, security, and development. I don't know why they are asking. The proof is obviously everywhere.

[Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1]

They hunt, loot and kill your kit and kin in a land

You go and dance at a concert

Some of you are brain-dead

[Ibeh @masurge7]

".....they are using insecurity against me...but I'm a very stubborn POLITICIAN..."

A GCFR who does not understand that he is the GCFR.

Why not do your duty by apprehending or eliminate the "they" who are using insecurity against you?