The opposition wants a shouting match. That is why a World Cup trophy has become a political brouhaha.
They are using disinformation to pull attention away from the things that decide whether this country works.
Nigerians, whatever our politics, should keep the conversation where it belongs. On productivity. On revenue. On Nigeria's advancement toward economic and structural transformation.
@SegunShowunmi@Omojuwa You had an opportunity to meet a fellow actuary. I can see why it would have been a mutually engaging conversation. That’s one room I’d have enjoyed.
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@alexofficiallyy@Omojuwa This is a question I will answer in detail in a Book I have written to contribute constructively to this dialogue and your question is a valid one.
Mr Opayinka, please permit me this digression.
I am such a huge fan of your mind. And your ideas. Plus the way you see challenges. It is rare in this clime. Nobody anywhere has made me appreciate actuarial science more than you have, all the more so because you are an action man as well as a thinker.
This your reply is one of my best moments on social media. On the pyramid of minds I respect the world over, yours sits in the small group at the top. Thank you for being.
To the issue itself. I knew I was swimming against the current. But I had to. Someone had to. At first it comes as a shock. The ones who are open to it will reflect and see a lot more clearly. Thank you sir. Your response has made my day. I just need Arsenal not to make a mess of it.
"I'm not saying we do not need funding, but I think funding is not the top issue for us..."
Taiwo Oyedele, Nigeria's Minister of Finance, says Tinubu's economic reforms are moving Nigeria from promises to measurable results, with market indicators reflecting growing confidence. He says climate action must also create jobs, generate revenue, and build cleaner communities.
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“Pray for Me” by Dare Art Alade hits differently today. ❤️🩹
And having the legendary Olu Jacobs in this video now feels like a blessing. A beautiful reminder of the great man he was and the legacy he left behind.
Rest easy, King. 🕊️💔🚶🏿♂️
BREAKING: J.P. Morgan includes Nigeria in new emerging-market bond index with 7.4% weight
J.P. Morgan has included Nigeria in its newly introduced Government Bond Index–Emerging Markets Edge (GBI-EM Edge), assigning the country a 7.4% weighting in the benchmark designed to track local-currency government debt across frontier emerging markets.
This is according to J.P. Morgan’s Global Index Research report dated September 14, 2026 seen by Nairametrics.
The inclusion puts Nigerian naira-denominated government bonds back into a J.P. Morgan emerging-market benchmark more than a decade after the country was removed from the bank’s flagship government bond index in 2015.