Sanwo is using 6 figure USD watches wasteman commissioner is bragging about a 5 figure watc. We haven't even added what Baba Seyi is guzzling
Lagos is being looted dry by locusts. Removing that theft will free up money for healthcare education and infrastructure
He's arrogance is what pisses me off the most. The idiot, think he is him. Even when Nigeria's economy was booming, you never see Obj, Jonathan or Yaradua make statements like this.
The quotes? I’m sorry, do you people think it’s Wizkid vs Davido we’re doing here? Do you understand that it’s YOUR FUCKING LIFE you’re playing with? You’re here clapping for political strategy, do you think the effects of politics happen outside of you?!
prioritizing an 11-billion-dollar road over fixing the power grid defies the most basic order of operations in economic development. And they barely even delivered the coastal road. What a country
Let it on record that Seyi Makinde, the governor of Oyo state is allowing opposition parties campaign freely in Oyo state.
From NDC to Accord, to ADC, to PDP to APC, including his own APM. Every candidate is using the big billboards in the state capital and Oyo state as a whole freely.
Zero intimidation, no one is being hounded or arrested. No party office is being targeted, attacked or shut down.
He’s not playing politics of insanity & folly unlike some other state governors.
So lets take about Personal Finance.
I handle my personal finance like a football team. The aim is to avoid unexpected goals while attaching available wealth building opportunities. So i play a 4-2-4 formation... with 4 core principles in defense 2 in midfield and 4 in attack
Today, I was surrounded by cancer survivors, and the encounter was deeply moving. Their presence reminded me what is at stake in cancer care. Behind every statistic is a Nigerian whose survival should never depend on wealth or the ability to travel abroad.
Cancer care should not be a privilege reserved for those who can afford it. Nigeria needs at least five fully equipped, specialised cancer centres in each of its six geopolitical zones, alongside stronger prevention, screening, early detection, research and affordable treatment.
The goal is simple: no Nigerian should die because care is too far away, diagnosis came too late, or treatment is unaffordable. The survivors reminded me that behind every policy are human lives and the hope of a longer life.
Healthcare is not a luxury. Survival should not depend on geography or income.
Cancer care should not be a privilege. It should be a right.
A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO