JIBRIL

اللهم صل على سيدنا محمد الفاتح لما أُغلق، والخاتم لما سبق، ناصر الحق بالحق، والهادي الى صراطك المستقيم، وعلى آلِه حق قدره ومقداره العظيم.

[JIBRIL @saba__jibril]

@NWali_X أهل بشهر المولد النبوي الشريف

[Chief 🇵🇸 智人 @NWali_X]

A light arose in Makkah,
and darkness bowed its head;
Muhammad ﷺ came unto us,
with mercy in his tread.

A mercy sent for every soul,
a lantern for the way;
upon his name, hearts find peace,
and night gives birth to day.

O Beloved of Allah ﷺ,
our hearts to you incline;
may we live upon your Sunnah,
and meet you by the Divine.

Happy Maulud Nabiyy ❤️

[Rayyan Tilde @RayTilde]

Mawlid: My Twitter algorithm paying its respects to the best of creation, an unbroken chain of 34 tweets celebrating his birth. Peace and blessings be upon him.

[Chief 🇵🇸 智人 @NWali_X]

Assalatu khayrun mina naum

Prayer is better than sleep!

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[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

PRESIDENT TINUBU APPROVES THE POSTINGS OF AMBASSADORS

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the postings of 31 career and 34 non-career ambassadors to various countries and the United Nations. The Senate confirmed the ambassadors-designate last December. 

POSTINGS OF NON-CAREER AMBASSADORS / HIGH COMMISSIONERS

S/N      NAME                         MISSION APPROVED
1.         SENATOR GRACE BENT: LOME-TOGO
2.         SEN. ITA ENANG: SOUTH AFRICA 
3.         IKPEAZU VICTOR: SPAIN 
4.         NKECHI LINDA UFOCHUKWU: TEL-AVIV, ISRAEL
5.         MAHMUD YAKUBU: QATAR
6.         PAUL OGA ADIKWU: THE VATICAN CITY HOLY SEE
7.         VICE ADMIRAL IBOK-ETE EKWE IBAS: THE PHILIPPINES
8.         MR. RENO OMOKRI: MEXICO CITY, MEXICO 
9.         HON. (ENGR.) ABASI BRAIMAH (FMHR): BUDAPEST, HUNGARY 
10.       MRS. ERELU ANGELA ADEBAYO: PORTUGAL
11.       BARR. OLUMILUA OLUWAYIMIKA AYOTUNWA: TOKYO, JAPAN
12.       RT. HON. UGWUANYI IFEANYI LAWRENCE: ATHENS, GREECE
13.       BARR. CHIOMA PRISCILLA OHAKIM: WARSAW, POLAND
14.       AMINU DALHATU: UNITED KINGDOM, UK
15.       LT. GEN  ABDULRAHMAN BELLO DAMBAZAU: BEIJING, CHINA
16.       HON. TASIU MUSA MAIGARI: GAMBIA
17.       OLUFEMI PEDRO: AUSTRALIA
18.       BARR. MUHAMMED UBANDOMA ALIYU: ARGENTINA
19.       LATEEF KAYODE ARE: USA
20.       AMB. JOSEPH SOLA IJI: RUSSIA
21.       SEN. JIMOH IBRAHIM: UN PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE 
22.       FEMI FANI KAYODE: GERMANY
23.       PROF. ISAAK FOLORUNSO ADEWOLE: OTTAWA, CANADA
24.       AJIMOBI FATIMA FLORENCE (F): AUSTRIA
25.       MRS. LOLA AKANDE (F): SWEDEN
26.       AYODELE OKE:             FRANCE 
27.       YAKUBU N. GAMBO: SAUDI ARABIA
28.       SENATOR PROF. NORA LADI DADUUT: SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
29.       BARR. ONUEZE CHUKWUJIKA JOE OKOCHA SAN: DUBLIN
30.       DR. KULU HARUNA ABUBAKAR: TUNIS, TUNISIA
31.       RT. HON. JERRY SAMUEL MANWE: PORT OF SPAIN, T&T

POSTINGS OF CAREER AMBASSADORS / HIGH COMMISSIONERS LIST

S/N   NAME                                   MISSION APPROVED
1.  AMB. NWABIOLA EZENWA CHUKWUMEKA: COTE D'IV/OIRE
2.  BESTO MAIMUNA IBRAHIM: NIAMEY-NIGER
3.  MONICA OKWUCHUKWU ENEBECHI: SAO TOME, STP
4.  AMB. MOHAMMED MAHMUD LELE: ALGIERS-ALGERIA
5.  ENDONI SYNDOPH PAEBI: OUAGADOUGOU-BURKINA FASO
6.  AHMED MOHAMMED MONGUNO: CAIRO EGYPT
7.  AMB.JANE ADAMS (NEE OKON) MICHAEL (F): KINGSTON-JAMAICA
8.  AMB. CLARK-OMERU ALEXANDRA (F): LUSAKA-ZAMBIA
9.  CHIMA GEOGGREY LIOMA DAVID: BAMAKO-MALI
10.  AMB. ODUMAH YVONNE EHINOSEN: MALABO –E/GUINEA
11.  AMB WASA SEGUN IGE: BEIRUT, LEBANON
12.  RUBEN ABIMBOLA SAMUEL (F): ROME, ITALY
13.  AMB.ONAGA OGECHUKWU KINGSLEY: MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE
14.  AMB.MAGAJI UMAR: KINSASHA, DR CONGO
15.  AMB.MUHAMMAD SAIDU DAHIRU: NEW DELHI-INDIA
16.  AMB. ABDUSSALAM HABU ZAYYAD: DAKAR-SENEGAL
17.  AMB SHEHU ILU BARDE: ACCRA GHANA
18.  AMB.AMINU NASIR: ETHIOPIA
19.  ABUBAKAR MUSA MUSA: N’DJAMENA, CHAD
20.  AMB. HAIDARA MOHAMMED IDRIS: THE HAGUE-NETHERLANDS
21.  AMB.BAKO ADAMU UMAR: RABAT-MOROCCO
22.  AMB. SULU GAMBARI OLATUNJI AHMED: MALAYSIA
23.  AMB.ROMATA MOHAMMED OMOBOLANLE (F): TANZANIA
24.  AMB. SHAGA JOHN SHAMAH: BOTSWANA
25.  SALAU, HAMZA MOHAMMED: TEHRAN, IRAN
26.  AMB.IBRAHIM DANLAMI: KENYA
27.  IBRAHIM ADEOLA MOPELOLA (F): COTONOU-BENIN
28.  AMB.AYENI ADEBAYO EMMANUEL: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
29.  AMB.AKANDE WAHAB ADEKOLA: BERNE-SWITZERLAND
30.  AMB. AREWA (NEE ADEDOKUN) ESTHER (F): WINDHOEK-NAMIBIA
31.  AMB.GERGADI JOSEPH JOHN: LIBREVILLE-GABON
32.  AMB. LUTHER OGBOMODE AYO-KALATA (F): SIERRA LEONE
33.  DANLADI YAKUBU NYAKU : KHARTOUM-SUDAN
34.  BELLO DOGON-DAJI HALIRU: BANGKOK, THAILAND

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[Paris Saint-Germain @PSG_English]

Happy #NigerianIndependenceDay! 🇳🇬

[Reno Omokri @renoomokri]

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[Adamu B. Garba II, Msc, MNIIA, FIDPM @adamugarba]

Current Discussion and Permutations within the Political Elites in Nigeria. North-South Presidency. By 2027:

1. The South would have had 18 years of Presidency of Nigeria since 1999
2. The North would have had 10 years.

For VP.

1. The North would have had 18 years on a VP slot while the South would have had 10 years.

Deep dive into the regions.

South:
1. South West would have had 12 years of Presidency
2. South South would have had 6 years of Presidency
3. South East would have 0 years of the Presidency.

North:
4. North West would have had 10 years of Presidency
5. North East would have had 0 years of Presidency
6. North Central would have had 0 years of Presidency.

For VP slot:

South:
1. South West would have had 8 years of VP
2. South South would have had 2 years of VP
3. South East would have had 0 years of VP.

North:
4. North West would have had 6 years of VP
5. North East would have had 12 years of VP
6. North Central would have had 0 years of VP.

Thus, the biggest beneficiaries of the Fourth Republic are the South West. They would have had 12 years of Presidency and 8 years of VP from the entire Southern Slot.

The second beneficiaries are the North West, with 8 years of Presidency and 6 years of VP slot, from the entire Northern slot.

Then the South South with 6 years Presidency and 2 years VP.

Then the North East with 12 years of VP.

Meanwhile, the regions less fortunate are the South East and North Central, both with 0 years of Presidency and VP.

A lot of questions are currently being asked: When south is mentioned in political equations, where is south really? Are all south onboard with the current arrangement?

Also the North, where is North really? are all north onboard with the current northern arrangement?

When the two whole zones have zero participation in the whole system, can the current arrangement be truly inclusive?

Is there a better way to evolve a new structure as we approach the 2027 election where regions hitherto excluded can find a better position at the table?

Yes, democracy is a game of numbers, but would inclusivity become a centerpiece in the name of national unity and cohesiveness?

More questions than answers. We shall see how it goes.

Adamu Garba II

[Adamu B. Garba II, Msc, MNIIA, FIDPM @adamugarba]

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[Adamu B. Garba II, Msc, MNIIA, FIDPM @adamugarba]

Finally, India took a strong stand against the West, called U.S. a bluff and demonstrated their strongest partnership with Russia and Global South.

India is no longer interested in buying the F-35 fighter jets, after Chinese JC10 jets successfully destroyed their French-supplied Rafael fighter jets during their short war with Pakistan.

People usually thought history started in the 18th century. We need to remember that from 10CE up to 1700, the only superpowers the world knew are first China, then India.

Colonization reversed their position with heavy destruction to Indian empire, amid humiliation of the Chinese people.

Even in Africa, we were more civilized, more prosperous, and more stable 500 years ago than now, as a result of consequences of colonialism.

Hence any country that stands against forces of colonization, we should collectively stand behind them. That is why I am proud of Indian recent move, despite other issues.

If India continues to ally with the global south, India would successfully reclaim back its position as one of the global superpowers.

[ARISE NEWS @ARISEtv]

President Muhammadu Buhari's Passing A Great Loss to Africa - Yusuf

He was a man of honour and integrity. The day I met Buhari was when he gave me my appointment as the Chair of the NSIF. I was one of the fiercest critics of the late President for good reasons too, but this country and Africa have lost a political colossus

Prof. Usman Yusuf, Former Executive Secretary, National Health Insurance Scheme

[Hon. Mohammed Bello El-Rufai @B_ELRUFAI]

إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ
اللَّهُمَّ اغْفِرْ لَهُ ، وَارْفَعْ دَرَجَتَهُ فِي الْمَهْدِيِّينَ ، وَاخْلُفْهُ فِي عَقِبِهِ فِي الْغَابِرِينَ ، وَاغْفِرْ لَنَا وَلَهُ يَا رَبَّ الْعَالَمِينَ ، وَافْسَحْ لَهُ فِي قَبْرِهِ ، وَنَوِّرْ لَهُ فِيهِ

[JIBRIL @saba__jibril]

RT @B_ELRUFAI: In the name of Allah SWT, the most Beneficent, the most Compassionate. I am pleased to announce the immediate of constructio…

[MS Ingawa @MSIngawa]

Masu neman haihuwa basu samu ba su dage da karanta addua’ar annabi Zakariyya “Rabbi La Tadharni Fardan Wa’anta Khayrul Waaritheen” cikin sallah da kuma karshen dare.

Tested and trusted.

[Daddy D.O🇳🇬 @DOlusegun]

This was also a bold move by President Tinubu. It was necessary, and he took that decision as well. We are very glad because today we can focus on our businesses. These reforms are saving the economy.

FAIRNESS, SANITY AND STABILITY IN BUSINESS

Under this administration, we have seen a return to fairness and stability in business. We no longer worry about arbitrary shutdowns or politically motivated disruptions. Let me give a real example. We started a new business in Port Harcourt four or five years ago under BUA Foods, operating at the Rivers Ports under a concession with the Nigerian Ports Authority. It was going very well. One day, we woke up to a letter stating that the concession had been revoked, the terminal shut down, and the lease agreement terminated. There was no prior warning, no issue, no conflict.

Later, we discovered that the Managing Director of NPA at the time decided to close the business simply because our operations were competing with those of her friend. She wanted to impress her friend. That was the only reason. Today, that kind of thing cannot happen. Nobody would dare take such an action under President Tinubu. You can wake up now without fear that your business has been shut down by an agency or politician.

That stability is critical. That Port Harcourt plant alone has seen over 500 million dollars in investment and has employed over 4,000 people. The confidence this government has brought is real, and it is helping us plan better.

I must also personally acknowledge former President Muhammadu Buhari. When our Port Harcourt plant was unfairly shut down, it was his intervention that saved it. I had the privilege of explaining the situation to him. He agreed it was wrong and acted. He said he would not permit injustice under his watch. That decision saved the business. But the reality is, I had access. What if I did not? That is the difference today. Now, nobody needs access to the President to be treated fairly. Everyone knows that if you do something wrong under President Tinubu, you may lose your job or even face prosecution and go to jail. That is why I can now spend more time focusing on the business and relaxing.

The President Tinubu reforms are creating a level playing field. Like I said previously, every business had to lobby the CBN for FX. If you did not, your business would collapse. Now, you do not need to go to Abuja. You just focus on your operations.

INFRASTRUCTURE AS A KEY DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT

In infrastructure, the difference is also clear. Look at the Lagos-Calabar highway. Look at the Sokoto-Badagry road. Look at the Kwara projects we are executing under the tax credit scheme. Look at Kano-Kongolam. Look at the Okpella to Kogi State corridor. These projects are progressing because of the savings from subsidy removal and FX unification. With more revenue, Nigeria is building.

These roads and others being built are critical because logistics have become a major challenge. Transporting goods from Lagos to the North is very expensive due to bad roads. Now, the President is addressing this. With better infrastructure, logistics will improve, and businesses will grow. These reforms have enabled long-term planning and serious investment.

BUA WILL CONTINUE TO BET ON NIGERIA

Since President Tinubu took office, BUA Group has invested over one billion dollars in the Nigerian economy. We are expanding our food business, doubling our flour and pasta facilities in Port Harcourt and building another in Lagos. Demand is increasing. People are earning more. Confidence is returning. We have also completed the first POP plaster manufacturing plant in Nigeria which is now operating and are soon starting construction of a 30MW solar energy project in Sokoto State.