@Nairametrics And you wonder what the governors are doing to ease the burden on their citizens.
It is worrisome!
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Akintola Usman B.
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Akintola Usman B.
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Hafiz//Husband//Father//HND in Accounting//Bsc in Economics//ACA//ACTI//ACCA in view//FINANCE & ECONOMICS & GOVERNANCE//
Katılım Mart 2017
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The Federal, States and Local Governments have shared a total sum of N2.257 trillion for the month of April 2026, from Federation Account Revenue. nairametrics.com/2026/06/15/fg-…
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@Rise_Forge He only cares about his sexual desires and not the state of his wife or safety.
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If bāndits kidnåpped my wife i will not pay any ransom for her to be released because they must have slêpt with her. I will remarry another woman, i cannot stand another man sleêping with my woman. I don't know for other men, but if it's my wife, i will not pay any ransom.
— A man made a controversial statement about how he would respond if his wife were to be k!dn@ppèd by b@nd!ts.
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@ennyola0015 Complete remover of electricity subsidy
Won’t compromise any reforms due to non reelection.
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@ennyola0015 He promises to reverse all the reforms.
That scares me a lot
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Akintola Usman B. retweetledi
Dear Mr Peter Obi, leaders are held accountable on their promise to find superior solution to the problems of a country.
Where are your policy talking points ?.
What are the solutions/ policies you are proffering that the citizens will hold you accountable on?
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
“Any society where you see people in government doing better than entrepreneurs, is a failed country. That’s why our country is failing” — NDC Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi
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What are the governors doing to tackle insecurity, curb food gap supply and inflation in their respective states?
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The Debt Management Office (DMO) plans to raise ₦1.2 trillion through the reopening of two FGN bonds at its June 22, 2026 auction, offering ₦600 billion each of the 2035 and 2037 bonds. The move is part of the Federal Government’s domestic borrowing strategy to finance budget needs and manage public debt.
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United Capital Plc has acquired a 5% stake in the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), making it one of the exchange’s notable institutional shareholders.
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One of the emails I got to see when I opened my PC today after 4 weeks is the one that crept in June 12- My one year anniversary in this organization.
Humbling & grateful to be part of the ~100,000 workforce in this Fortune 500 company contributing to Oncology & Biopharmaceutical research in my little capacity as a Supply chain Process Manager.
Time really do fly.
NB- Picture taken on my first day of work- June 12, 2025.
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The only advantage here is that the opposition is invisible; making the drama less fatal.
Akin Akinwale@mrlurvy
Those saying the Governor gambled with his choice for the governorship ticket may have a point, especially considering he endorsed two different people within the space of less than 72 hours. At the same time, those defending the Governor’s decision are also not entirely wrong. There is clearly a Kwara North agenda already in motion. Funnily enough, these same people had initially thrown their weight behind the Governor’s choice of Yahya Seriki before the tables turned again. To them, the Governor can simply do no wrong. For me, however, the real conversation should be about what transpired between the Governor’s endorsement of Yahya Seriki and his sudden abandonment of that position in less than three days. What changed? Who made the call? What happened behind the scenes?
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@mrlurvy Politics is often decided behind closed doors long before the public hears the official explanation. Until those questions are answered, speculation will continue to fill the vacuum.
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Those saying the Governor gambled with his choice for the governorship ticket may have a point, especially considering he endorsed two different people within the space of less than 72 hours.
At the same time, those defending the Governor’s decision are also not entirely wrong. There is clearly a Kwara North agenda already in motion. Funnily enough, these same people had initially thrown their weight behind the Governor’s choice of Yahya Seriki before the tables turned again. To them, the Governor can simply do no wrong.
For me, however, the real conversation should be about what transpired between the Governor’s endorsement of Yahya Seriki and his sudden abandonment of that position in less than three days.
What changed? Who made the call? What happened behind the scenes?
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