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One of the greatest matches you'll ever see 💙 #UCL

Over $2 million was awarded to 18 students at the @TSMFOFFICIAL Berklee in Nigeria Grand Finale. This is what building infrastructure is, this is what creating access is. Glory be to God 🙏🏾

#UPDATE ALL THE POLICE OFFICERS INVOLVED ARE CURRENTLY ON THEIR WAY TO ABUJA. Whoever made that video, evil will be far from you. Thanks to you all for lending your voice. We posted this today and in less than 1hour, we received response from the Inspector General of Police. God bless you all. Tomorrow we will be in warri. #EndPoliceBrutality #ExtraJudicialKillings #alwaysfilmthepolice

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ANALYSIS: HOW TINUBU’S REFORMS TRIGGER HIGH REVENUE EARNINGS IN NIGERIA’S REAL SECTOR We have followed with concern the bewildering polemics with which Nigeria’s political opposition is deliberately scandalising the public space to demean the economic reforms being implemented by the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led federal administration as ill-considered and inconsequential. From our standpoint, we surmise that the opposition’s propagation of bellicose intent against the federal government's reforms lacks empirical validation and is generally pivoted on abysmal, commonplace, and sentimental generalisations. Contrary to the frequent public espousal of reform failure by the opposition, our reading of the national economic trajectory since 2023 strongly indicates otherwise. While we acknowledge the inevitability of some challenges inherent in the implementation of any body of reform policies, we assert that the Tinubu policies have, in significant ways, accomplished the first purpose of a sovereign’s economic rejuvenation: the resuscitation and strengthening of the real sector of the economy. Earning and Profitability Resurgence in the Real Sector This speaks to the resurgence of revenue and profitability in privately managed companies, with far-reaching implications for Domestic Product (GDP), employment, poverty reduction, and wealth creation, leading to a state of general prosperity from now on. Our affirmation of the recovery of the nation’s critical real sector is predicated on the framework of market reality, which represents the actual, current conditions of the marketplace, including consumer behaviour, competitor actions, and economic constraints, rather than the subsidy conditions prevalent during the years before the commencement of the implementation of the reform policies in 2023. Our submission is corroborated by verifiable data that profiles the performance of quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and artisanal enterprises in the informal sector. The sweeping economic reforms that initially triggered economic volatility are now translating into stronger revenues and earnings for many firms. This impressive change in tides in both the top and bottom lines of companies in the nation’s real sector is enabled by improving macroeconomic conditions and a more stable foreign exchange market. These positive indicators have elevated the Naira to Africa’s second-best-performing currency against the dollar year-to-date. To examine the observed performances, we took a sample of 20 blue-chip companies listed on the NGX. They earned N27.8 trillion in revenue in the 2025 financial year. This represents an increase of 28.7 per cent when compared to the N21.62 trillion reported in the corresponding period of 2024. Highlights of Top Performers Top performers on the list of high-revenue-generating companies include Guinness Nigeria Plc, which reported a profit after tax of N41 billion in its audited 18-month results ending on December 31, 2025, marking its first return to profitability since 2023. MTN Nigeria Communications Plc delivered one of the most impressive turnarounds, posting a profit before tax of N1.7 trillion in 2025 compared to a N550.3 billion loss in 2024. Airtel Africa Plc also returned to profitability, with a profit after tax of $328 million, reversing a $89 million loss recorded in 2024. Nigerian Breweries has returned to profitability after two years. The company recorded a 68.9 per cent increase in revenue to N383.6 billion, primarily driven by better-than-expected volume growth, a notable rise from N222.17 billion in 2024 and N123.31 billion in 2023. International Breweries Plc also returned to profitability, reporting a pre-tax profit of N88.9 billion in its 2025 audited results, compared with a N111.8 billion loss in the prior year. Dangote Cement reported revenue of N4.31 trillion, up 20.28 per cent from N3.58 trillion in 2024. Seplat Energy announced N4.14 Trillion in revenue in 2025, about a 150.4 per cent increase over the N1.65 trillion reported in 2024. Unilever Nigeria Plc's gross profit rose 62 per cent to N90 billion, while net profit doubled to N32 billion, up from N15 billion in the same period in 2024. Conclusion We can generalise these remarkable performances to companies across all sectors of the economy. Consequently, this aggregates to a state of buoyancy by private-led companies and sufficiently guarantees the employment of about 9.64 million Nigerians in the private sector, with an implied increase in retained earnings that would, in turn, crystallise in business expansion. This will also reflect in higher GDP numbers for the year. In addition, these higher-than-expected earnings rebound of many listed corporates has unlocked a total of N1.7 trillion in payouts to shareholders, marking the strongest rise in recent years. The rebound in business returns is not limited to companies in the formal sector only. The figures in the ubiquitous informal sector, where the majority of Nigeria's workforce is engaged, also saw a high 65 per cent jump in revenue, according to a Moniepoint 2025 survey. We note, in conclusion, that the strong earnings cycle reflects how companies have adjusted to the new policy environment through pricing power, operational efficiency, and expansion into new revenue streams. Omoniyi M. Akinsiju, PhD Chairman, Independent Media and Policy Initiative (IMPI) April 28, 2026

The Nigeria 🇳🇬 Army has new equipment

The Nigerian police is the most wicked institution on this earth.

It’s not about getting to the top, it’s all about getting off the bottom.

ACP ALIYU SHABA is the Area Commander of Effurun Area Command, the officer incharge of Usman Nuhu and his gang that Extrajudicially killed Oghenemine. Watch out for a Conspiracy by some stakeholders in my State to cover up this crime. Watch out. Till now, ONLY ONE officer is in custody? What happened to others? Including the police officer that assisted Usman Nuhu to fix his AK-47 magazine? TILL ALL THE OFFICERS ARE FISHED OUT, I PERSONALLY WON'T STOP. DEMAND FOR THEIR PROSECUTION! #EndPoliceBrutality #ExtraJudicialKillings #alwaysfilmthepolice Harrison Gwamnishu

Who else has noticed that ex-Governors of Lagos state don't go to the Senate?

ACP ALIYU SHABA is the Area Commander of Effurun Area Command, the officer incharge of Usman Nuhu and his gang that Extrajudicially killed Oghenemine. Watch out for a Conspiracy by some stakeholders in my State to cover up this crime. Watch out. Till now, ONLY ONE officer is in custody? What happened to others? Including the police officer that assisted Usman Nuhu to fix his AK-47 magazine? TILL ALL THE OFFICERS ARE FISHED OUT, I PERSONALLY WON'T STOP. DEMAND FOR THEIR PROSECUTION! #EndPoliceBrutality #ExtraJudicialKillings #alwaysfilmthepolice Harrison Gwamnishu

Peter Obi in 2024: “Food is too expensive. A bag of rice is ₦100K.” 📈🍚 Peter Obi in 2025: “Food is too cheap. We have killed all our farmers.” 📉🌾 How did anyone look at this kind of contradiction and conclude that Peter Obi has the intelligence to govern a country as complex as Nigeria? 🇳🇬

Clear illustration of “keep doing your thing till the world notices you” They were focusing on the wrong person throughout.

Someone just called Peter Obi "Free Ticket Addict" 🤐🤐🤐🤐

This is Usman Nuhu. Yesterday, Usman Nuhu and his unit, operating under the Effurun Area Command in Delta State, brutally killed an unidentified young man. Background on Usman Nuhu: Formerly attached to the Rapid Response Squad (RRS, formerly known as SARS), where he has faced multiple allegations of extrajudicial killings. Previously posted at the Divisional Police Headquarters in Illah. Reportedly transferred due to repeated misconduct and excessive use of force. Usman Nuhu is currently in police custody. However, he did not act alone. Other officers involved in the incident are reportedly being shielded, with strong indications of an ongoing cover-up.

“Emefiele Used Forged Signature Of Buhari, $6.23 Billion Was Unlawfully Moved From The Apex Bank Under The Pretext Of Funding Foreign Observers For The 2023 Elections ” - Witness Tells Court 🙆👀👇

After Mon$y na still Mon$y.

Tinubu picks APC presidential nomination forms

Eyin Omoluabi, bi mo se fara han ni ibi eko itona awa ti yio se asoju orile ede Nigeria ni gbogbo agbaye niyi. Se mo se oju yin daadaa

JUST IN: Court orders MTN and AIRTEL to resume airtime lending services