Culdude🇳🇬

Realtor par excellence, Father and a lover of life

[Culdude🇳🇬 @neyopumpin]

Opportunities are never lost. Someone will take the one you have missed. Miss it, you might wait a year or a life time.

Opportunities are not dressed in gold. They are dressed in overalls and look like work.

[Adex smith @adex_smithjr]

An obidient was shocked to find out that peter obi said he was going to devalue the naira and borrow more money to defend it 😂😂😂😂😂

[𝕯𝖊𝖋𝖊𝖓𝖉𝖊𝖗🛡️🇳🇬 @diponet1]

PETER OBI DOING LOCAL GOVT BASIC BUT TINUBU WAS DOING PRESIDENT’S WORK AS A GOV!

Good day Prof @UtomiPat .

📹VIDEO OF TINUBU SIGNING IPP WITH USA ERON electricity company to make Lagos have 24/7 electricity ⚡️ as a Governor truncated by then President OBJ

You are celebrating PETER OBI @PeterObi local government chairman Standard jobs in Lagos State @followlasg and South West.

SO WE SHOULD LEAVE THIS MAN @officialABAT AND VOTE FOR PETER OBI OVER WHAT LGA DO ?

O WRONG NAU !

@Elkrosmediahub you guys are funny OBIDIENTS

[Usman Ishaq Shehu @UIShehu_]

For those who may not fully understand what happened today with the ADC, let me explain.

The Supreme Court had earlier handled the ADC leadership dispute on April 30, 2026, but it did not decide who the legitimate leaders of the party were. Instead, it directed that the substantive case should return to the Federal High Court for determination.

Today, the Federal High Court delivered its judgment and ruled against the David Mark-led leadership, also nullifying the process that produced Atiku Abubakar as the party’s presidential candidate for 2027.

However, this does not mean the legal battle is over. The affected parties still have the right to challenge the judgment at the Court of Appeal and, if necessary, take the matter back to the Supreme Court.

It is important to understand that this is an internal party dispute that has been before the courts. The focus should be on the legal issues and the rule of law, rather than unnecessary political accusations.

So, the important thing to understand is that today’s judgment is from the Federal High Court, not the Supreme Court. Let the rule of law take its course.

@woye1 @ADCNig @atiku @otegaogra @tudunwada__mi @HBMayana_ @The_Umdazz @Haleemarh_Gumel @aonanuga1956 @Abdulfagge @Abdulrahmanleme @__yellows

[Yhettyqueen ❤️ @Its_Yhettyqueen]

I hope he gets the help he needs 🥺🙏🏾❤️

[Azlannnn @Shaibu_AO]

This was Emefiele when he felt untouchable in power. Today, the story is different.

The person who made this video no go make heaven sha. 😂

[Hon. Ọmọtọ́ńsọrẹ̀ @oMoTonsore]

₦50,000 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GRANT!

Have you heard about NERSI?

Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, this initiative is designed to support poor and vulnerable Nigerians with ₦50,000 financial relief.

💰 Grant, NOT a loan!

🎥 Watch this video to learn about eligibility, participating financial platforms and the listed USSD codes.

⚠️ Verify the codes through official channels. Don’t pay anyone or share your PIN or OTP.

Please RETWEET! Someone who genuinely needs this information might be on your timeline.

#NERSI #TinubuReforms #RenewedHope #Nigeria

[JJ. Omojuwa @Omojuwa]

What a combination from Uncle Dele Alake. Lol. Knockout!

[Dr. Calafiori 🦇 @fimiletoks]

When the guy in the white Shirt mentioned CCMAS, the lady was looking at him like a lost sheep. A typical angry mob without knowledge.

These are Nigerian students who do not know about the most impactful curriculum intervention implemented in September 2023. CCMAS allows Universities to create future-forward courses to meet the changing global market using a 70:30 rule.

During my time in the University of Ilorin, if you wanted to study Computer Science and you miss out on it, you end up with Statistics or Mathematics. You would have to graduate with Statistics or drop out. But now within that same computing discipline, you can have https://t.co/yqzHTCPrc2 Computer science, Cybersecurity, Data Science, etc as shown in the attached. All the programs have the same 70% baseline courses.

It's the same with Mass Comm, miss out on Mass comm and you land in Linguistics but now you can have your https://t.co/yqzHTCPrc2 in Advertising, Broadcasting, Public Relations, Strategic Communications etc.

In Architecture for example, you can have https://t.co/yqzHTCPrc2 Interior Design Architecture or Landscaping Architecture etc.

17 Disciplines were expanded to 238. The lady doesn't even know. Why are these people so empty?

[Farmer Akin Alabi® @akinwale_cfi]

I bring mama Black soap 🧼 (Ose Dudu) to you again so you can support her as she shows you are daily Farming business.

Ps: I don’t know her, this is just my own way of supporting her content..

[Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK) @fkeyamo]

After safely ferrying their children abroad, some unscrupulous politicians are encouraging hapless citizens and thugs to take up weapons to kill one another under the pretext of ‘protecting their votes’. That’s fine.

Let me reiterate what late President Buhari said pre-2019 election (which I supported and I still support): when you resort to self-help and you take up dangerous weapons in the guise of ‘protecting your votes’ and you attack anybody, it is lawful and legitimate for law enforcement agents to ‘neutralise’ you or simple ‘put you down’ in the course of their duty. And the children of the politicians will be watching your foolishness from their safe haven somewhere in the world.

Having been forewarned, you can then go ahead and exercise your options. CHIKENA!!

[Woye @woye1]

STATE HOUSE ELECTRICITY: stop sharing beer parlour story

1: Must FG not Tinubu continue wasting billions on diesel and electricity just to convince critics that he believes in public power supply?

-(a): What kind of economic argument is that?

2: Aso Rock’s N47 billion electricity bill is unsustainable.

3: Investing N10 billion in solar infrastructure could significantly reduce diesel consumption and recurring energy costs.

4: Solar power does not mean abandoning the national grid. It means reducing dependence on expensive diesel generators.

-(a): You are saving MONEY.

5: Babatunde Fashola adopted a similar cost-saving approach at the Ministry of Works.

-(a): On a lighter note, Director General Services dey hate this MODEL.

-(b): Diesel suppliers don hate this model tire. Dem no make more money again.

6: Summary: Electricity bill will drop significantly from N47 billion

[Alh. Kowope @Mlamy__]

A Commissioner Turn Deputy Governor Is Using One Of The Infrastructure He Built As Commissioner To Campaign For Governor In Lagos State.

Peter Obi Has NEVER Used A Single Infrastructure He Built In Anambra To Campaign For President

I’m Supposed To Hate Hamzat For Governor & Vote Peter Obi For President

See Ehn, Ko Ni Ye Gbogbo Yin

[Dr. Calafiori 🦇 @fimiletoks]

Corruption remains a major challenge in Brazil, yet the country boasts a $2.65 trillion GDP economy.

The Brazilian economy grew from roughly $500 billion in the 1990s to $2.65 trillion today because policymakers made the right decisions to foster growth.

Local Government Autonomy: Brazil established local government financial, political, and administrative autonomy through a major constitutional overhaul in 1988. By contrast, Nigeria is still struggling to fully realize local government autonomy.

Constitutional and Tax Reforms: Brazil has executed comprehensive constitutional updates, including a landmark consumption tax reform in 2023. Meanwhile, Nigeria remains constrained by its 1999 Constitution, and political leaders have openly argued against rushing necessary tax overhauls.

Oil and Gas De-monopolization: In 1997, Brazil passed its Petroleum Act, breaking the 44-year-old monopoly of the state-owned oil giant, Petrobras. It took Nigeria over two decades to pass the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) and several more years to implement it.

Power Sector Decentralization: Brazil decentralized its electricity sector in 1995 through concession laws that dismantled state monopolies, transitioning to mass privatization and free competition between 1996 and 1998. Nigeria has struggled with power privatization for decades, and only recently allowed states to generate electricity independently.

Monetary Policy: Brazil floated its currency in 1999 and adopted an inflation-targeting framework. Conversely, Nigeria maintained an unsustainable currency peg for decades, depleting its foreign reserves to defend the naira.

Fiscal Reforms: Brazil phased out direct petroleum subsidies in 2002 to deepen fiscal discipline, whereas fuel subsidies remain a recurring fiscal burden in Nigeria.

Educational Funding: Brazil codified its student loan program (FIES) into law in 2001 to expand higher education access. Nigeria only recently established the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), which continues to face public skepticism.

Telecom Liberalization: Brazil’s telecom liberalization began in 1995 when Constitutional Amendment No. 8 broke the monopoly of Telebras, triggering an infrastructure boom.

Brazil’s economic expansion was driven by deliberate macroeconomic design, market liberalization, and systemic unbundling not by anti-corruption crusades.

Structural reforms beat corruption. An honest society will inevitably stagnate if its economy is built on unsustainable, protectionist, and archaic ideologies.

[@ihatelooters @DavidOjukwu6]

He won reelection with paltry 34% 90k plus votes, the lowest ever, then history repeated itself again, mediocrity and ineptitude reigned supreme, hyping Peter is like whitewashing the sepulchre, trying to sell a fowl with broken leg in the market, he's a no no for Nigeria.

[Dr. Calafiori 🦇 @fimiletoks]

Nigeria Was Not Set Up to Be Productive.
Nigeria operates, to a significant extent, as a rentier state.

Its political and economic architecture has historically revolved around extracting and distributing resource revenues rather than systematically creating wealth through domestic productivity.

Following the discovery of crude oil, the country became deeply dependent on natural resources, shifting the government's role from an economic enabler to a mere distributor of wealth. This reliance on oil decoupled the government from its citizens, fundamentally altering the dynamics of governance.

Consequently, government finances depend on natural resource extraction rather than the economic output and taxation of its people and businesses. This structural disconnect manifests in three distinct ways: revenue detachment, passive citizenship, and inverted institutional objectives. Instead of acting as active stakeholders in wealth creation, citizens have been conditioned to wait for the distribution and consumption of resource rents.

In a typical rentier state, the government secures political patronage by expanding the public sector, creating redundant bureaucratic jobs within state agencies and deploying sweeping subsidies to temporarily manage economic pressures.

To break this cycle, Nigeria must improve its productive capacity, build competitive industries, expand its tax base, and foster an environment where private businesses can thrive, all while continuing to tackle systemic corruption.

However, Nigeria does not need a standard "war on corruption." It needs a structural transition away from a rent-seeking economy. Corruption and rentierism reinforce each other. Historically, the single largest corruption drains on the nation have been petrol and foreign exchange (FX) subsidies. These are systems created precisely by the rentier model to distribute underpriced assets and resources to citizens.

Structural changes to expand the domestic productivity and tax revenue base are fundamentally more revolutionary than any anti-corruption campaign. When the government is forced to derive its financial survival from the economic success of its people and businesses, it is naturally incentivized to build an environment where industries can thrive.

I have said this several times on different X spaces...

[Viral Gospel @viralgospelhq]

I carried a Placard in 2020, Jonathan ceased to be president in 2015.
Yet somebody said I protested against him...5 years into Buhari's regime.

Daddy GO clears the air about misleading headlines.

[36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊 @fattylincorn_01]

Femi Fani Kayode in South Africa serving it hot…..Baba no dey Gree For Them🤣

[Jubril A. Gawat @Mr_JAGs]

“Femi, my brother and my friend. In a few months, Lagosians will hand you the heaviest baton in this country. I ask three things of you:

• Keep listening. The people who elected us did not elect us to stop hearing them.

• Finish the work. Every line, every bridge, every hub. Let no Lagosian ever say that what we started together was abandoned.

• And when your own time comes, hand over the way you were handed over to: to someone who has run a similar race, and who understands the journey of Lagos.

Keep the system that made you. It made all of us”

- Governor @jidesanwoolu

#KOHManifesto
#KOHLagos2027
#PBATKOH2027
#TheLagosPromise

[Culdude🇳🇬 @neyopumpin]

@LegendaryJoe Amen🙏

[Akin Abolade @mrlilgaga_]

SHE IS SICK AND NEED AN HEART SURGERY TO LIVE . AFTER 11 OF BATTLING WITH THE SYMPTOMS AND FALSE DIAGNOSTICS, ABIGAIL (26) DISCOVERED THAT A VALVE AROUND HER HEART NEEDS SURGERY TO FUNCTION WELL AND THIS WILL COST HER 20 MILLION NAIRA .