My sister, it’s the National Broadcasting Commission NBC and one should not be surprised.
Look at this 👇
Mr. Charles Ebuebu
Director General, National Broadcasting Commission ( since Oct 2023)
Mrs Gloria Makinde
Secretary to commission
Mrs.Stella Erhunmwunsee
Director, Broadcast Policy and Research
Dr. Susan Obi
Co-rdinating Director, Broadcast Monitoring
Dr Chibuike Ogunmike
Director, Operational Safety
Mr Sunday Omoge
Director, General Services
Mrs. Pauline Ehusani
Director, Investigation & Enforcement
Mr Ekanem Antia
Director, Public Affairs
Engr (Mrs.) Ruth Caleb
Ag. Director, Engineering and Technology
Mr Aminu Turaki
Ag. Director, Finance & Account.
Other key appointments include:
– Mr. Ralph Akpan, Director, Lagos Zone
– Mr. Henry Asagba, Director, Uyo Zone
– Mr. Ekanem Antia, Director, Public Affairs
– Barr. George Obi, Director, Abuja Zone
Source: https://t.co/ct07DyLEKa
@NSCIAng@mssn_futa@mssn_oou@ishaqsamaila5@IshaqAkintola
The push to return fuel subsidies is not just bad policy—it's dangerous.
Returning subsidies means:
State governments may default on salaries & pensions.
It means borrowing more—piling debt on our children.
It means gutting NELFUND—killing education for thousands.
Who benefits?
The same corrupt marketers who fed on the old system. They'll fund opposition, maybe even terror, to bring down this government.
Atiku's camp must face tough media scrutiny. No more populism without facts. 🇳🇬
📌For 50 years, Nigeria pumped crude oil out and imported the petrol we needed.
Then something changed.
In 2022, NNPC’s own figures showed the petrol subsidy swallowing billions while NNPC remitted ZERO to the Federation Account.
Ask yourself: why would serious investors build refineries in a market where government fixes the price below cost?
Then the subsidy regime ended.
Investment followed. Refining capacity expanded.
And in March 2026, Nigeria became a NET EXPORTER of petrol for the first time in our history.
But there’s another question Nigerians should ask:
In 2022, Atiku Abubakar called petrol subsidy “just a fraud” and pledged to remove it if elected.
So what changed?
And what about the pensioners affected by the old privatisation arrangements who are only now receiving payments?
This is bigger than politics.
If a policy was bad when you proposed ending it, why is it suddenly good when someone else implements it?
Watch to the end.
Then tell me who is really serious about fixing Nigeria.
🇳🇬 #KemKem
Which of the points Mr Muda Yusuf made do you disagree with? Foreign as at May 2023? The impact of the economy back then on foreign investors? Is it the sub-national increase in revenue and their budgets and the need for them to do more in helping to alleviate poverty?
Malam, which of the points do disagree with, sir?
Because you won’t pay CONMES in full. You watched strike action to linger for 13 months. No emergency care. No cancer treatment. No labour wards. No neonatal care. Heart failure and renal patients left to drown in their own fluids—while your class flew to Lagos or abroad. You can't claim 'no mass killings' when you knowingly made policy that killed slowly. The worst part is the lack of awareness of suffering the poor people went through under your watch. That's not governance. That's abandonment.
Because you won’t pay CONMES in full. You watched strike action to linger for 13 months. No emergency care. No cancer treatment. No labour wards. No neonatal care. Heart failure and renal patients left to drown in their own fluids—while your class flew to Lagos or abroad. You can't claim 'no mass killings' when you knowingly made policy that killed slowly. The worst part is the lack of awareness of suffering the poor people went through under your watch. That's not governance. That's abandonment.
@PeterObi you are not a good person.
@DanielWhalee You get more of what you reward—universal truth. So don't be shocked when people ask, 'Who does school actually help?' after that reception.
@_Sufy2@IdrisAOni1 In addition, don’t forget key non-iba’adah aspects of life. Be kind, be friendly, be honest and human to everyone. You can be all these without compromising your deen.
May Allah accept the return of Alhaji Taiwo Hassan Ogogo.
Being Muslim doesn’t necessarily mean you’re helping Islam; ultimately, you’re helping yourself and your own faith.
Stop hiding who you are just because you want to be loved, accepted, or seen as a “liberal Muslim.”
If people are genuinely going to like you, they will like you regardless of how much you compromise yourself. Stay true to who you are and what you believe.
Ogogo staying true to himself really spoke for him yesterday. Seeing people praying for him and asking Allah to forgive his shortcomings genuinely pleased me. I’m no longer sad for him; I believe he left behind something meaningful.
Wherever you find yourself, be proud of your religion.
Never be ashamed of who you are or what you believe.
@Sensicut07 Nonsense! What’s all this rubbish you’re inferring here? Please remove Ogogo’s picture from your bigotry mindset. Why not use the picture of someone in your family?
Oloshi buruku!