Adegbite Azeez

Forging Greater Partnerships. The Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr. Wale Edun, OFR, CVO, and Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, held a high-level bilateral meeting with World Bank Group President, Mr. Ajay Banga, at the World Bank Group headquarters in Washington DC, during the 2026 IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings Discussions centred on deepening the partnership between Nigeria and the World Bank Group in support of Nigeria's ongoing reform programme, investment priorities, and economic transformation agenda. #SpringMeetings2026 #RenewedHopeAgenda #MoFNigeria #FromReformToGrowth

@olochenice @thecableng @atiku It is the same thing we are saying. I was saying that did Tinubu give the northern presidential slot to the south or use it? Of course, Tinubu gave him presidential slot to run back then while bakare was Atiku deputy back then. So we are on same page

@AdegbiteAzeez4 @thecableng @atiku Tinubu gave him chance to run under ACN in 2023? Check your record Sir

.@atiku: If elected, I’ll make rotational presidency a constitutional provision Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar says he will pursue a constitutional amendment to establish rotational presidency if elected president in 2027. Speaking on Wednesday during an appearance on Prime Time, a programme on Arise Television, Abubakar said he supports the principle of zoning, noting that a constitutional arrangement would provide a more equitable and stable framework for power rotation. “If I am president, even if it is the only amendment I can make, I would move towards that,” he said. The former vice-president said the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) remains the only political party with zoning arrangement embedded in its constitution. thecable.ng/atiku-if-elect…

So Atiku says he doesn’t see any good that Tinubu’s government has done and will reverse everything if (not possible self) elected President So this means that : NELFUND will go ⚔️ CREDICORP will go ⚒️ Fuel Subsidy removal will go ⚒️ Stoppage of FX racketeering will go ⚒️ IDICE will go⚒️ 3MTT will go ⚒️ Increased Crude oil production will go ⚒️ Lagos -Calabar road will go ⚒️ Sokoto-Badagry road will go ⚒️ Calabar - Abuja road will go ⚒️ Bodo -PHC road will go ⚒️ Speedy passport processing will go ⚒️ All the good works in the FCT will go ⚒️ Increased FAAC allocation will go ⚒️ NNPCL improved remittance to FG wil go ⚒️ Lots of youths with govt appointments will go ⚒️ Local Government Autonomy will go ⚒️ Omo, Nigerians, we have to be wise o It is obvious that AA has nothing new to offer o Let’s consolidate on the achievements of Asiwaju

@EleluAyoola @gsbabatunde Abeg give Dr Tunji Ojo some respect. It's unfair comparing him to incompetent hafsa. We can't compare heaven to the earth.

Based on performance; who is the best Minister of Interior between Aregbesola and Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo?

@EleluAyoola @gsbabatunde AFUSA NONENTITY LOLZ 🤣😆

@ansem_edet @joeLeEkpenyong I very much agree with you. Don't mind all these edeotic riceonomists. Simple. They should wait till 2031 by then we will rate Tinubu. Period

It’s more about where we’re coming from, it’s either we build a sustainable economy or we build the type that landed us here in the first place, really not in the mood to keep ringing these same narratives everyday, Tinubu will be here till 2031, we’ll see if he ultimately knew what he was doing, or we were just wasting our time, the daily arguments are becoming exhausting, I can’t wait for January to come and go

The lie about Nigeria’s economy won’t last for longer, time will tell

@dmightyangel If it not Panadol it can't taste like Panadol. If it is not asiwaju no one can be like him. Period!

As far as the heaven above the earth, such is the gap between the way reasoning capacity of President Tinubu and these jokers......

Joseph Tegbe, DG, Global Liaison For Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership outlines some of the audacious programmes of President Tinubu, including the poultry projects in the six geo-political zones, revival of Ajaokuta steel and others

Nigeria signs reviewed bilateral air service agreement with Morocco. Nigeria has signed a reviewed Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA) with the Kingdom of Morocco, marking a significant step in strengthening air transport relations between both countries. The agreement was signed by the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, during the ongoing Global Implementation Support Symposium (GISS) in Marrakech.

Mother of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu - The lyaloja-General, Mother of the Masses, A Legendary Force: Late Chief Abibatu Ashabi Mogaji, OON, MFR Late Chief (Alhaja) Abibatu Ashabi Mogaji, OON, MFR The Legendary Mother of the Masses and Iyaloja-General Late Chief Abibatu Ashabi Mogaji (16 October 1916 - 15 June 2013) was a legendary Nigerian leader, entrepreneur, and advocate for women's empowerment. Born in Lagos, she rose from humble beginnings as a trader to become one of the most influential figures in Nigeria's commercial and social landscape. Her leadership journey began in Lagos markets, where her dedication, resilience, and vision earned her the respect of traders and communities. She eventually became the lyaloja-General, the foremost leader of market women and men in Nigeria, advocating for fair trade, social justice, and the welfare of millions of Nigerians. As the "Mother of the Masses," Chief Mogaji championed the empowerment of women and young entrepreneurs, mentoring countless market women and promoting their participation in economic and civic life. She played a key role in shaping policies that improved the lives of traders and small-scale entrepreneurs across the country. Achievements -Became President-General of the Association of Nigerian Market Women and Men, representing millions of traders nationwide. -Successfully bridged grassroots commerce with national economic and policy conversations, ensuring traders' voices were heard in governance. -Advocated for women's empowerment, education, and social welfare programs, creating opportunities for underprivileged communities. -Mentored her daughter, grandchildren, and countless women, leaving a legacy of leadership and resilience. - Played an influential role in Nigeria's political landscape through community mobilization and civic engagement. ©️RenewedHope2027

I can’t wait for the elections to come and go, tired of the constant arguments if Tinubu deserves a second term or not, after 2027 those conversations will come to an end and we’ll finally be able focus on the real issues

@ansem_edet I support you Ansem

This Atiku will never learn. Once again, Abubakar Atiku has put forward a self-serving argument to justify his attempt to disrupt Nigeria’s power rotation arrangement. In 2023, as a member of the PDP—a party that, like others, practices zoning—Atiku disregarded the established formula and sought to succeed a fellow northerner, who had spent eight years in office. His ambition fractured the PDP, leading to his resounding defeat at the polls. Now, he stands poised to repeat history and face another doom. Another spectacular failure awaits this perennial candidate in the next election. In his interview with Charles Aniagolu on Wednesday, Atiku, now sounding like the presumed ADC candidate (Peter Obi, get ready to bolt away), revisited his 2023 argument on the North-South power rotation. In a brazenly self-serving twist, he insisted he is not bound by the rotation formula because, according to him, the South has spent more years in office than the North since 1999. His political arithmetic is dubious. He conveniently overlooks the fact that the North’s shorter tenure was due to the untimely death of President Umaru Yar’Adua, which led to President Jonathan’s succession. This accidental breach does not invalidate the power rotation arrangement between the North and the South. Since Buhari completed his eight years, Tinubu too must complete his own. All Atiku needs to do is to bury the thought of running again, as it is still the South's turn in the 2027 election. x.com/Onsogbu/status…

@femiogunleye9 @x0bless Correct. We should stop it

Unpopular opinion: The Yoruba have contributed more to Igbo progress than any other ethnic group in Nigeria.

@Awoniyami @OtunbaDP Very sensible suggestion you have here

The next generation of universities and hospitals across Yorùbá land will be named after Yorùbá civilization. The University of Ọ̀RÚNMÌLÀ will offer courses aligned with Ọ̀rúnmìlà’s works, such as Artificial Intelligence and Data Science etc. The University of Èṣù will focus on Cyber Security, Law, and Climate Change etc. While the University of Ọbàtálá will specialize in Ethics, Architecture, and Urban Planning etc. Our healthcare facilities will follow this pattern, becoming Ọ̀rúnmìlà Hospital Akure or Ọ̀rúnmìlà Hospital Abeokuta. I believe this will exert Yorùbá dominance across Africa and the Atlantic. Yorùbá people from across the globe will come here to study, allowing us to build a unified block of civilization. Education is power, our ancestors already established this framework, and we simply need to follow it.

@Hindatu___ @Orpeyemiii You are very correct my dear

I choose PBAT with my full chest! No tribe, no ethnicity, no regional bias. This is beyond religion for me. Even if President Bola Ahmed Tinubu wasn’t of my faith, I will choose him over and over again. He still has my 100% support. Don’t be deceived by politicians using emotional manipulation to appear better. In my opinion, no one is better than PBAT. Every politician has an agenda, but not all have capacity. Don’t be deceived Vote wisely. PBAT remains the best choice for Nigeria till 2031. Arewa4Tinubu#supportWhoYouBelieveIn#PBAT#Tinubu2027#RenewedHope#Jagaban#Asiwaju#NigeriaFirst#OneNigeria#VoteWisely#LeadershipMatters#NoToSentiments#ForwardWithTinubu#StrongerNigeria#APC

Nigeria's oil production has risen to 1.8 million barrels a day, Finance Minister Wale Edun told Reuters, generating fiscal breathing space that will allow the government to support vulnerable households as it ploughs ahead with reforms. reuters.com/business/energ…