Olu

An Experienced International Trade and Supply Chain proffesional. A Logistic provider & consultant on Import-Export Trade. I love Football

[Olu @olujnext]

@Onyeani_Kalu @OgbeniAdugbo @woye1 @egi_nupe @abdullahayofel @bolajiayo @sureBigbro @msmocrown I agree with you 💯

[𝐎𝐧𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐧𝐢 𝐊𝐚𝐥𝐮 @Onyeani_Kalu]

@OgbeniAdugbo @woye1 @egi_nupe @abdullahayofel @bolajiayo @sureBigbro @msmocrown Nigerian Youths Are Lazy ( Buhari )

[Olu @olujnext]

@MasterBolaji Don't mind them. They are proffesional beggars. They don't want to do anything but keep blaming government. Children of hate are too lazy to start small.

[Olu @olujnext]

@Big_marvis You can understand when Late Baba Buhari said our youth are lazy. They and their leaders only know how to twist information. Nothing business is too small as long as its not illegal. Same business some women are using to send their children to school. God bless Nigeria

[Olu @olujnext]

@DeeOneAyekooto Exactly

[Olu @olujnext]

@OgbeniAdugbo In every part of the world, there are different scale of business. Small, medium and large. You go for the one you have the capacity but all of the are adding value to the economy. Some Nigerians will rather be begging than to start small and the grow.Don't mind children of hate

[Olu @olujnext]

@Flohairs Exactly and you get it. Nigerians and politicians are just another being. Its not everytime we need to engage these monsters that never see anything good in Nigeria. They are like their leaders Peter Obi that will never see anything good in current government.

[Olu @olujnext]

@AYINDEJIDE @channelstv Northern elite don't want it to end in their region and it won't end until all the sympathiser and the terrorist are wiped out. Now we can see that insecurity in Nigeria is human made. Most of the Northern governors don't want insecurity to end.

[Olu @olujnext]

@dolawanle Sir, let's just keep Quiet. We know God will judge everyone that stole under Jonathan administration. Nigerian politicians always run abroad after they have committed abomination. We move. I just wish we have what China has against any form of corruption. Its well

[Olu @olujnext]

@PeterObi You're the useless, headless, heartless man. See you won't be president because someone like you should be in Prison. Alot evil things happen while you are the Governor. Keep dreaming ✨️ 😌 .You have never seen any good in Nigeria. Go to China or Bangladesh where you belong

[Olu @olujnext]

@Onsogbu I love this man for this

[36kinniun media👑 🦁 🕊 @fattylincorn_01]

This region bears some of the world's most troubling labels: poverty capital, the highest number of out-of-school children, and a terrcrism hub.

Fortunately, a large percentage of these negative headlines comes from just one region.

[Mobolaji Ayo @AboderinA]

Has anyone think deeply why God allow Tinubu to come over at this period where everything looks unrealistic in Nigeria.
It is because God has interest in Nigeria.

[Olu @olujnext]

@Flohairs It's a sign the guys are sick because it doesn't make sense.

[Olu @olujnext]

@OgbeniDipo They are children of hate and bitterness so its understandable. They immune to good news

[Iyalaya @lollylarry1]

For over two decades, many of Nigeria’s toughest challenges were discussed but left unresolved.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT) took the difficult path by implementing reforms that previous administrations avoided.

From the removal of fuel subsidy to efforts at strengthening security through constitutional reforms, stabilizing the economy, addressing currency volatility, and ensuring that prolonged ASUU strikes no longer disrupt the academic calendar as before, let's not forget the tax reform, electricity deregulation and now we on state police chapter.

This administration has demonstrated a willingness to make hard decisions in the national interest.

While reforms often come with short-term challenges, their long-term objective is to build a more stable, secure, and prosperous Nigeria, which is exactly the focus of President Tinubu.

As the 2027 elections approach, these bold reforms are why many Nigerians have made up their minds to ensure he wins the presidential seat again.

It is 4 + 4.

[Senior Pastor Okezie James Atañi @Onsogbu]

Our revenue was weak—he introduced tax reforms.

Students were dropping out—he introduced a student loan scheme.

Grassroots development was being neglected—he fought for local government autonomy.

Insecurity was ravaging communities—he introduced state policing.

Fuel subsidy was crippling the economy—he removed it.

Multiple exchange rates were distorting the market—he unified the FX system.

States were struggling financially—he increased allocations to them.

You may not like him, but he confronted the problems.

If your preferred candidate were President, what specific reforms would they have implemented differently or better?

[Senior Pastor Okezie James Atañi @Onsogbu]

Omo, this is very strong message to Nigerians living abroad that use every little opportunity to pull down their country

[Olu @olujnext]

@papichulo4224 I love this