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@blknoiz06 Good where is my stimmy 8BtSEXBcS9s4adj6HvM13uY4aEPxeNhSfgusFo9ucRU6

how was everyone's fourth of july

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big week ahead bros

Let me break down what Tinubu has actually done to Nigeria's economy. No grammar. Just truth. 1. Fuel Subsidy Removal Your neighbour is broke. But every month he's buying food for the whole street including the rich people at the end of the road. That's what Nigeria was doing with fuel subsidy. Spending ₦4.3 trillion every year to subsidize fuel that the rich, the cabals and smugglers benefited from the most. The poor man in the village using firewood was not seeing that subsidy. The tanker owner was. Removing it saves ₦4 to ₦6 trillion every year. That's the money now sitting in reserves. 2. Forex Unification You go to buy dollars. Your oga at the top buys the same dollar for ₦400 through CBN connection. You're buying yours at ₦800 on the street. Same dollar. Different price. Who do you think was pocketing that ₦400 difference? Every single day. On billions of dollars. That was Nigeria's forex system. Tinubu ended it. One rate for everybody. The people screaming the loudest about naira crashing are the same people who lost that ₦400 gap. 3. Tax Reform You open a small shop. Before you sell anything, FIRS comes. Then state revenue comes. Then local government comes. Then another agency you've never heard of comes. All of them collecting something. Over 60 different taxes and levies on the same business. Tinubu collapsed them into less than 10. If you earn ₦800,000 or less per year zero income tax. Small business under ₦50 million zero company tax. The World Bank called Nigeria a global reference point for this reform. Yes that same World Bank. 4. Foreign Reserves Think of reserves like the money in your savings account that protects you when things go wrong. When Tinubu came in Nigeria had $33 billion in that account. Today it's $50 billion the highest in 13 years. And foreign investors that were packing their bags and leaving are now bringing money back in. Investment jumped from $90 million to $720 million in one quarter. People don't put money in a business they think will collapse. They're betting on Nigeria now. 5. Stock Market If you had put ₦1 million in Nigerian stocks the day Tinubu was sworn in, today that money is worth over ₦2.3 million. The stock exchange gained 136% since May 2023. GDP growing. Inflation that was at 34.8% in December 2024 is now at 15% and dropping. These are not government propaganda figures. NBS published them. International agencies confirmed them. 6. Electricity Act For 60 years one office in Abuja controlled light for 200 million people and kept us in darkness. It's like giving one security man the keys to every house in your estate and he refuses to open any door but collects his salary every month. Tinubu signed the Electricity Act and for the first time in 60 years states can now generate and sell their own power. The monopoly is broken. Competition will fix what monopoly deliberately kept broken. 7. NIMC Act 2026 Imagine a school that doesn't know how many students it has. Can't take attendance. Can't collect fees properly. Can't know who is present or absent. That was Nigeria's identity system 20 years old and falling apart. Tinubu modernized it. The same database just caught 7 Boko Haram commanders hiding among Hajj returnees. You cannot govern, tax or protect people you cannot identify. This is the foundation everything else will be built on. No past president touched this many structures in 3 years. Not one. May Nigeria win🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

I swear people that are seeing him will only know he is a big man because of suit he is wearing and other people around him wearing suit,they won't know he is TONY ELUMELU.

@tokunbo_wahab @tokunbo_wahab Can't you arrest him for posting false information?

We have watched with concern as some individuals have chosen to politicize the issue of flooding in Lagos by circulating misleading visuals from other states and countries that have experienced severe flooding, all in an attempt to advance a destructive narrative. As a government, we continuously monitor developments and respond to reports and complaints received across various media platforms. However, it is deeply concerning that some bloggers and social media influencers deliberately disseminate false or misleading information solely to generate clicks and engagement, with little regard for the genuine concerns of residents and property owners whose cases deserve urgent attention and intervention. We appeal to all stakeholders to treat issues affecting Lagosians with the seriousness, responsibility, and sensitivity they deserve. Accurate information is essential to addressing challenges effectively and developing lasting solutions. While we respect the constitutional right of every individual to freedom of expression and recognize the role of political engagement in a democratic society, it is equally important to remember that every right carries corresponding responsibilities and operates within the bounds of the law. We therefore urge everyone to exercise restraint, verify information before sharing it, and conduct public discourse with responsibility, civility, and respect for the collective interest of Lagos and its residents. Dear Mr. Nedu @Hhonor_ Using your handle to spread misinformation by sharing a photograph of the Accra flood and presenting it as an incident in Lagos is both disingenuous and misleading. We encourage you to verify information before sharing it, as the dissemination of falsehoods only misleads the public and undermines genuine efforts to address real issues. Thank you!

I remember when I write NDA exam 2017 I really love Nigeria army

Matter lol far o!porkiyor don talk

@osazenoo @AboderinA Please engage me follow @AboderinA already

I will be giving shouts to some of my very active mutuals today. All progressives should Follow @AboderinA Very active account He will follow back immediately and engage your posts.

@SadiqMaunde But your people are in SW in numbers

At a time when the southeast is taking their kids to a mathematics competition at the international STEM Olympiad in Rome, the southwest politicians, influencers, et al are insisting that frying akara & roasting corn is what the youth should strive towards. While the politicians in the north are sponsoring mass weddings & pilgrimage. We will see the results in each region in a few years.

@Kecyy @stephanieokoye_ $20k

This withdrawal is for the birthday girl @stephanieokoye_ whoever gets the full figure in USD right that I will be sending to celebrate her big day will get a token from me. Best believe she doesn’t know as well. So, everybody stays guessing😂 No double guesses allowed.

@Flohairs Na Yoruba people I blame wey dey do one Nigeria

Ndi one Nigeria, Team southeast😂 isonu, u dropped the real winner bcus he’s Yoruba to pick the Igbo second-place winner.

@drpenking Lol

Make I give God my first salary of the year but account name is showing Kayode Adeyemi?

@OryHarde Alot of people were intimidated

This was one of the most memorable moment towards the 2023 election 😂😂 Obidients ate with this picture 😂 Do you remember?

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@pontrol_777 I have not seen a tweet praising him when he was Governor

Obi was a colossal failure 😭😭😭😭 Ahhh!! They didn’t even want him as the aviation minister! He traumatized Anambra people

@the_Lawrenz Has he play any games?

Why is nobody talking about the heroics of David Raya at this world cup. He has kept a clean sheet throughout. What a goalkeeper.

@pontrol_777 Lol

The east is a jungle 😭😂 Why do you think they hate it anytime you tell them to go back to their land😂 Even the mad men in Yoruba cover their bodies 😂😂😂

@Bayo_Bilisi @AdeHardemola @adesewalagos11 @AmodaOgunlere @Chevchenko78 @EleluAyoola @governmentinubu @HighChiefOkoro @mariolexxx @woye1 @OgbeniDipo See obi kenreke mouth

I'm yet to see a single Igbo person supporting Peter Obi based on competence. They all usually have the same pattern. Oby Ezekwesili never comments on issues happening in the South-East, she became minister for education and removed our curriculum. Now there's another Alex Onyia being paraded as the best thing after sliced bread by eastern folks. This guy has never been beneficial to anyone outside South-East. No single post from this guy's throwback praises Obi as being the best governor. Voting Obi into power will either lead to another civil war or return us to military era because nepotism will be the order of the day. Imagine Onyia and Ezekwesili as minister under a Bigoted Peter Obi. I say God forbid