@pdYHWH It’s a monarchy not a presidency any more since 2023 may 29th
A man said “subsidy is gone” and pms went from N188 to N488 within 3 hours on same day of assuming position …. No institution, no National Assembly approved
Nigeria may be in very hot soup
@GuardianNigeria I am Odua person and we the people don’t know about let alone part of this assembly
Who and who are in odua assembly, what is it’s purpose and in whose interests ?!
Coastal road construction costs vary widely based on terrain, materials, lane count, and protections against erosion/saltwater, often ranging from $5-20 million USD per kilometer globally for multi-lane highways. In emerging markets like Nigeria, figures can be lower due to labor costs but rise with imported materials and complexity— the cited ₦7.5 billion (~$4.7M USD at current rates) for a six-lane reinforced concrete design seems plausible yet warrants independent verification amid local economic pressures. Comparable projects, like India's Mumbai Coastal Road, exceed $50M/km in urban sections.
@RepRileyMoore@SecRubio Look into the funding and sales of arms to insurgents in Nigeria, the foreigners in helicopters reported to be visiting the camps of terrorists and mining our resources
It’s about Nigerians getting attacked in mass in parts of the north, east and also many cases of kidnappings
@SaharaReporters - Farmers across Nigeria will thrive well to make food cheaper and more available with N150b boost a year
OR
- Military and police more empowered, reasonable salaries, gratuity and pension, well insured and motivated to make Nigeria more secure with N150b boost a year
@SaharaReporters What can N1 trillion naira do? :
with interest rate via bank at 15% a year (ie N150b)
- 10,000 medical professionals paid N1.2m monthly
OR
- 100,000 SMEs can get grant of N1.5m per year (1m in 10yrs)
OR
- 20,000 units of self-con apartment rent free for needy youths for 2 yrs
@OlayinkaLere You are an unfortunate human
For being Nigerian or not
Common sense - is it wrong for him or anyone to ask for accountability to the people that own the resources?!
@NigeriaStories World Bank: Nigeria is doing well with economic reforms.
FG: PBAT is working.
World Bank: Nigeria debt will reduce by 40% in 2027.
FG: No be by noise.
World Bank: 139 million citizens living in poverty.
FG: This figure is unrealistic.
@NigeriaStories This report is false.
Nigeria's population is roughly 220m.
220m minus 139m is 81m.
Is World Bank saying that there are upto 81m people in Nigeria that are not poor??
The real number of poor people in Nigeria is over 200m.
Tinubu has added additional 100m poor people in 2yrs