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“An educated man is he who appreciates the limit of his knowledge and is ready to unlearn and relearn” - Anonymous

I asked chat GPT to draw up a comparison between this present PBAT's led government and the previous ones below is the response I got you're free to do so too Bola Ahmed Tinubu could be considered one of Nigeria’s best presidents (from a development standpoint), you have to focus on structural reforms, macroeconomic stabilization, and long-term capacity building—then compare those with what past leaders achieved or failed to do. Below is a robust pro-Tinubu argument, grounded in measurable developments and contrasted with predecessors. 1. Bold Structural Reforms (Unmatched Since 1999) Tinubu’s edge: Fuel subsidy removal (a decades-long drain on public finances) Unification of exchange rates (ending multiple FX windows) 👉 These were widely seen as politically dangerous but economically necessary. Freed trillions of naira for development spending � The Guardian Nigeria Prevented a looming fiscal crisis and debt spiral � Reuters Compared to predecessors: Muhammadu Buhari largely retained subsidies, worsening fiscal pressure. Olusegun Obasanjo implemented reforms—but avoided politically explosive ones like subsidy removal at scale. 👉 Argument: Tinubu has taken the toughest structural decisions of any democratic-era president. 2. Strong Revenue Growth & Fiscal Discipline Tinubu’s achievements: Non-oil revenue exceeded ₦20 trillion (record level) � Premium Times Nigeria Monthly government allocations to states increased significantly (over 60%) � Thisdaylive Debt service-to-revenue ratio dropped from ~97% to below 50% � The Guardian Nigeria Fiscal deficit reduced from 5.4% to ~3% of GDP � Premium Times Nigeria Compared to predecessors: Buhari era: Almost all revenue went into debt servicing Earlier governments: Heavy reliance on oil, weak tax systems 👉 Argument: Tinubu is rebuilding Nigeria’s fiscal foundation, something previous administrations struggled to achieve sustainably. 3. Economic Growth & Stability Indicators Under Tinubu: GDP growth reached ~4%+ in 2025 (fastest in years) � Premium Times Nigeria Q2 2025 growth: 4.23% (highest in 4 years) � The Guardian Nigeria Trade surplus surged significantly � Thisdaylive External reserves increased and investor confidence improved � The Economic Times World Bank projections: Nigeria expected to grow ~4.2% by 2026, supported by reforms � Reuters Compared to predecessors: Buhari: Low growth + recession periods Goodluck Jonathan: Moderate growth but structurally fragile 👉 Argument: Tinubu is shifting Nigeria from consumption-driven to reform-driven growth. 4. Massive Increase in Government Revenue & Capacity Tinubu: Government revenue doubled in some sectors � Nairametrics FAAC allocations surged, empowering states to: Pay salaries Invest in infrastructure � State House Abuja Compared to predecessors: States were often broke and dependent on bailouts 👉 Argument: Tinubu has strengthened federal and state capacity simultaneously. 5. External Sector & Investment Improvements Tinubu: Cleared $10 billion FX backlog � The Economic Times Foreign reserves rose significantly Foreign Direct Investment increased sharply � ICRC Compared to predecessors: Nigeria struggled with: FX shortages Capital flight Investor distrust 👉 Argument: Tinubu restored investor confidence and liquidity in the system. 6. Diversification Away from Oil Tinubu: Non-oil exports increased to ~48% of total exports � The Guardian Nigeria Manufacturing exports rose sharply Record non-oil tax revenue Compared to predecessors: Nigeria remained oil-dependent for decades 👉 Argument: Tinubu is pushing Nigeria toward a more diversified, resilient economy. 7. Long-Term Infrastructure & Digital Push Tinubu: Expansion of digital infrastructure (fiber optics, tech growth) � ICRC Redirected subsidy savings into: Infrastructure Health Education � The Guardian Nigeria Compared to predecessors: Infrastructure investment often limited by fiscal leakages (subsidies, corruption)

@Omojuwa I'm very sure if you query him further you will realise he's a believer of the maxim that "God will provide what they will eat".

These are the issues. You may not have control over the cost of living but you do have control over the number of children you bring to the world. You have six kids. Only you? Who is ultimately responsible for your situation? YOU.

@Bizzle025 Did they forget to bring the cooking pot on this day?

We cannot play this way against Lookman and Alvarez. They will cook us

@SamAkinSeun Whoever stopped him on this day. By the ways where was he on this day?

Let’s assume Arsenal gets to the Final. Who is stopping this guy in our team?

Ahead of the UCL semis, if you want to watch entertaining football please focus on PsG v Bayern Munich. We owe you none of that rubbish. Thanks Signed, Arsenal fans Worldwide

Arsenal drew 0-0 tonight at the Emirates and most people will have found it boring. I think those people missed the point. I find it interesting that Arsenal kept a clean sheet, protected their aggregate lead, and are in the Champions League semi-finals for the second consecutive season. But the story is not just about tonight. In 11 Champions League matches this season, Arsenal have conceded just 5 goals and kept 7 clean sheets in the most competitive club tournament in the world. That doesn't sound boring to me. It sounds like the foundation of something. If you doubt me, check the stats. Arsenal's Champions League results under Arteta since returning in 2023: 23/24, Quarter-final vs Bayern Munich: Drew 1st leg 2-2, lost 2nd leg 0-1. ❌ 24/25, Semi-final vs PSG: Lost 1st leg 0-1, lost 2nd leg 1-2. ❌ 25/26, Quarter-final vs Sporting CP: Won 1st leg 1-0, drew 2nd leg 0-0. ✅ Semi-finals Three seasons back in the competition. Quarter-finals, semi-finals, semi-finals again. The progress is obvious. But here is what makes this Arsenal side genuinely different from the version that used to exit this competition with its head bowed. The numbers at the back. In this season's Champions League, Arsenal have played 11 matches, conceded just 5 goals, and kept 7 clean sheets. That is a clean sheet in nearly two out of every three games in the most competitive club tournament on the planet. Barcelona, for comparison, have conceded 45 goals in the same competition over the past two seasons and have not kept a clean sheet in 14 consecutive Champions League matches. Arsenal did not win tonight. They did not need to. They kept the ball, kept their shape, kept Sporting CP at arm's length, and kept a clean sheet at home for the sixth time in this campaign. The 0-0 was not a performance that will be remembered. The semi-final place it earned will be. And that is history for you. It doesn't care about nuance. Arteta has never won the Champions League. He has never been to the final. But he has taken a club that spent six years out of this competition entirely and quietly rebuilt it into one of the four best teams in Europe. That is not nothing. That is the foundation of something. My name is Ajoje. I am a FIFA Licensed Agent and International Sports Lawyer. I write on the Law and Business of Football, a lot. Repost and Follow if you want to read more posts like this.

@_AsiwajuLerry Is this Bayern different than the one Arsenal beat in this year's UCL Group stage?

If Arsenal somehow manage to get past Atletico in the Semi Final, they can NEVER beat Bayern or PSG in the UCL Final. Mark my words.

@frank_ikemefune Arsenal really don't need to win that match, they just need to ensure they don't lose it. That's all.

There is no way in hell this Arsenal team is winning at the Etihad. None whatsoever.

A manager that has taken you to a conservative UCL semifinals and competing for EPL title for the 4th consecutive time isn't good enough manager? Arsenal fans do not deserve him. The level of disrespect is way too much. If I was Arteta I will pack my bags and leave this summer to allow you to return back to your laughingstock and banter club status.

@_Tobolos_ No we are not, it’s arteta who isnt a very good manager that can improvise.

Are we actually cursed?

@Sofia_31016 65

A number that is greater than this moving one stick ??

@Omojuwa Demagogue*

@Omojuwa Yes ooo. Mr Demague said so. This is even after there are numerous evidences that he stifled the opposition during his unfortunate reign as the governor of his own state.

Is it true someone said the president should help the opposition to defeat him?

@osazenoo 🤡🤡🤡🤡

Award: Most useless Nigerian Politician.

@Riddwane It could only be a Nigerian and it could only be from "that" neck of the wood.

Born and raised to be stupid 🤗

@Onsogbu Is it this same Peter Obi or another one?

Peter Olodo² Obi said "The government should ensure the protection of the opposition, in fact, they should make the opposition stronger." Me: As how na

@Ava_2190 51,118

What is the largest number you can get if you move only 2 matches?

@udenshi_Aliba @warforpeace888 @SkyVirginSon And must always be from the SadEast. They are a blight and a curse to this world and the entire humanity.

@warforpeace888 @SkyVirginSon Must always be a retarded Nigerian.

With all due respect to the Office of the President, this post contains several claims that are factually inaccurate and theologically misguided, and as a Catholic I feel compelled to respond. 1. The Pope was not elected to please any president. Pope Leo XIV was elected by 133 cardinals from across the world in a sacred conclave, on the fourth ballot, on May 8, 2025.  The Holy Spirit guides the conclave, not American politics. To suggest that “if I wasn’t in the White House, Leo wouldn’t be in the Vatican”  is not only historically ignorant but theologically offensive to every Catholic on earth. 2. He was not an unknown outsider. Pope Leo XIV served as Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops under Pope Francis, one of the most powerful roles in the Vatican, responsible for selecting bishops for dioceses worldwide.  He was one of the most qualified candidates in the College of Cardinals. 3. He is deeply rooted in service, not politics. An Augustinian missionary who worked for decades in Peru, Pope Leo XIV dedicated his life to the poor and the Gospel long before any political figure noticed him.  His name honors Leo XIII, the Pope who championed workers’ rights and the poor during the Industrial Revolution, a tradition of Catholic Social Teaching that predates any modern political party. 4. The Pope’s role is prophetic, not partisan. When the Pope speaks on peace, nuclear weapons, immigration, or the dignity of nations, he is fulfilling the mission of Christ, not opposing any government. His first words as Pope were “Peace be with you all,”  echoing the Risen Christ (John 20:19). A Pope who is silent on injustice would be failing his divine mandate. 5. Demanding a Pope “get in line” with a president contradicts 2,000 years of Church history. From St. Peter before Nero, to St. Thomas More before Henry VIII, to John Paul II before Soviet communism, the Church has never existed to validate earthly power. “We must obey God rather than men.” (Acts 5:29) As Catholics, we pray for all leaders, including President Trump. But we stand firmly with our Holy Father. Habemus Papam. And he answers to God alone.

@funshographix Na uncultured parents born dem.

Who dey born all these uncultured people self. I'm tired 😩

@ScenesInFilm @grock name of movie

bro is a top tier assasin 🔥

@gkingsventures @grok what's the title of the movie

This movie is insane 10/10💯🎬🍿