"President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration is implementing Nigeria's first comprehensive, data-driven national electrification plan, designed to provide electricity access to 17.5 million Nigerians through renewable energy solutions under the Distributed Access through Renewable Energy Scale-up (DARES) programme." - REA Boss, Abba Aliyu
Update:
- The Tinubu administration is implementing the Distributed Access through Renewable Energy Scale-up (DARES) programme, Nigeria's first structured nationwide electrification initiative targeting underserved communities.
- The programme aims to provide electricity access to 17.5 million Nigerians through renewable energy solutions.
- The initiative includes the deployment of 1,350 solar mini-grids, including 250 interconnected mini-grids.
- Nigeria has now deployed over 1,000 mini-grids nationwide, marking the largest rollout of renewable energy mini-grids in the country's history.
- Mini-grid projects are currently being implemented across multiple states, including Plateau, Adamawa, Kano, Anambra, the FCT, Kogi, Oyo, Lagos, Ondo, Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Yobe, and others.
- In Plateau State, the REA recently performed the groundbreaking for 1.5 megawatts of mini-grid projects.
- In Adamawa State, three interconnected mini-grids are being deployed to serve communities including Pufore and Saminaka.
- In Anambra State, the REA is developing an 8.5-megawatt interconnected mini-grid for Oko Community.
- In Kano State, the agency is deploying 10 megawatts of interconnected mini-grids across Bichi, Tarauni Civic Centre, Singer Market, and Dawakin Kudu.
- In the Federal Capital Territory, close to 30 megawatts of interconnected mini-grids are being developed to serve Gwagwa I, Gwagwa II, Pegi, Dei-Dei, and Orozo.
- Additional interconnected mini-grid projects are ongoing in Dekina, Anyigba I, Anyigba II, and Olamaboro in Kogi State, as well as communities in Oyo State.
- The DARES programme is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, ahead of its original implementation timeline.
- As part of implementation planning, the REA has digitally mapped more than 700,000 communities across Nigeria.
The number of Nigerian Army divisions under each president:
Obasanjo: 6
Yar'Adua: 6
Jonathan: 7
Buhari: 8
Tinubu: 12 (expanded in 2026)
Tinubu added 4 new divisions, more than all previous administrations added over the last 22 years.
This is truly an amazing leadership!
"The Governors have never had it better since 1999 to date under any Presidency... During former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, 15 states were unable to pay salaries, when Goodluck Ebele Jonathan took over as the president, we have 22 states that were unable to pay salary... During this Tinubu Administration, zero state is unable to pay salaries." — Dr. Taofiq Raimi, Development Expert
I did not go to school and my certificate was bought from iya alakara in Atlanta Georgia says president @officialABAT
This is bombsel u must listen to. 🤣
"If you're facing a challenge, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will go to great lengths to help solve it. He is a good listener, receptive to advice, and compassionate." — Babachir Lawal👇😳🔥
President Bola Tinubu has said that the security challenges confronting Nigeria, particularly the northern region, will soon be overcome.
He said that his administration has put in place decisive measures to end the activities of criminal groups across the country.
https://t.co/IeZO0IVHF9
First, he introduced the State Police, which has now been passed by both chambers of the National Assembly. Then he expanded the Nigerian Army from the current eight Divisions to twelve Divisions. The additional 4 divisions will increase Nigerian Army personnel by 28,000 troops.
This is in addition to the planned introduction of 139,000 Forest Guards to police Nigeria's forests and woodlands, where bandits often hide. Of this number, almost 10,000 have already been deployed.
This is the most far-reaching reform of Nigeria's national security architecture since the Nigerian Civil War. It shows that His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is a steady and effective hand who is committed to the security of life and property of all Nigerians and foreigners resident in Nigeria, as well as the supremacy of the rule of law and the assurance of law and order in Nigeria.
As a Nigerian citizen, this should make you more confident in your government. Insecurity is easing, and with these new improvements by the President, the Federal Republic of Nigeria will definitely win the war on terror.
“Nigeria is today ranked 1st in Africa and 38th in the world when it comes to AI and this administration made that possible via various reforms under the digital economy”
- Dr Bosun Tijani
"Why We Are Still Borrowing"- Hon Minister of Finance and Cordinating Minister of the economy Mr Taiwo Oyedele @taiwoyedele schools senators During Senate Hearing
Road Projects Started by the Administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Since 2023
Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway
• Section I substantially completed (Lagos)
• Section II (Ogun) at 60% completion
• Sections IIIA & IIIB (Akwa Ibom/Cross River) at 20%
• Sections IVA & IVB at 5%
• Section V awarded and under construction
Sokoto–Badagry Superhighway
• Section I (Sokoto): 40%
• Section II (Kebbi): 60%
• Section III (Ogun): 18%
• Section IV (Oyo): mobilisation stage
Akwanga–Maiduguri Superhighway
• 700‑km corridor flagged off in phases
• Section II (Gombe–Biu) flagged off June 2026
• Section I (Akwanga–Kaduna–Jos) flagged off July 2026
Gombe–Biu Highway
• N1.245 trillion project flagged off as part of national connectivity expansion
Trans‑Sahara Trade Route
• Ongoing works linking Calabar, Ebonyi, Benue, Kogi, Nasarawa, and Abuja
Other Approved/Awarded Road Projects
• Otuocha–Anam–Abaji (Kogi) - 108km to be dualized
• Oba–Nnewi–Uga–Ihube (Okigwe Junction), connecting Anambra/Imo to Enugu–PH Road, passes through Abia, 150km to be dualized
• Ibadan- Ife – Ilesa – Akure -Owo road
• Gbongan – Odeomu - Akoda – Osogbo
• Ibadan- Iwo – Osogbo road
• Abuja - Kaduna - Kano Expressway
• Kano - Maiduguri Road
• Lagos–Badagry Expressway (Agbara–Seme Border)
• East-West Road (Eleme Junction to Ahoada) – 94km
• Alesi–Ugep Road, Cross River State – 67.1km
• New Artisan Market Bridge, Enugu – 75m dual-span bridge
• New Bridge at Akpoha, Ebonyi State – 75m single-span bridge
• Port Harcourt–Onne Junction (East-West Road)
It appears the entire country is a construction site. Kudos President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT).