@Chetuyachinago NGX is best performing in terms if returns($), i.e YOY increase in valuation. The statement does not mean Nigeria is the most highly productive. You created a scenario that was not stated and you went ahead to criticize it. Hmmm. Bias is bliss.
@PeterObi This will resonate with your followers. But I wish you'd also mention that the Second Niger Bridge extension is under construction to divert traffic from this corridor, and that this road is already undergoing reconstruction. Context matters. #completetruthmatters
@PeterObi The issue isn't the numbers; it's what's omitted. Naira devaluation and the securitization of Ways and Means account for over ₦80 trillion of Nigeria's debt stock. Leaving that out makes the conclusion misleading. #TruthMatters
@m8arteta Congratulations! Your grit, determination, resilience, work ethic, vision, and courage are truly inspiring. Thank you for everything. We Arsenal fans are incredibly proud of you. Gracias, legend!
Nigerians are truly impossible sometimes, but I understand. Using an unauthenticated news article to buttress an argument isn’t critical thinking. Critical thinking starts with questioning the credibility of the source itself
@PeterObi Dear Sir, misinformation isn’t an alternative. Too many people rely on sound bites, not facts. The government has legacy debts and is using bonds to pay it—calling several citing of the debts as “duplicate spending” is misleading. Be truly sincere, if you actually mean well.
Sometimes I’m surprised at how much formal education doesn’t translate to critical thinking. Listening to some X Spaces really makes you reflect on our level of civic awareness as a nation.