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@mykeltoolz @gmltony @_ayomid_ It ia deliberate

@gmltony @_ayomid_ @DemiG_Od

They really want to make us poor by all means. This is deliberate.

@TheTemiOmosebi Cement is 12,300 pls

Fueling my car the day Tinubu was sworn in = 20k, now 91k. The price I bought block = 250, now 900 The price I bought cement = 3k, now 10k. Local flights were as low as 50k. You really have to be insane to support this gov and I hope that insanity stays permanent with you.

@instablog9ja @mykeltoolz

FG Seeks Fresh $1.25bn World Bank Loan Ahead of 2027 Election The Federal Government is seeking a fresh $1.25bn loan from the World Bank to support economic reforms, job creation, and investment growth. The proposed facility, titled Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration, is expected to be presented for approval on June 26, 2026, months before the 2027 presidential election. If approved, the loan, estimated at about ₦1.7tn, would become one of the largest World Bank facilities secured under President Bola Tinubu’s administration and could push Nigeria’s total public debt above ₦160tn. According to the World Bank document, the facility is designed “to support the government’s efforts to expand access to finance, digital, and electricity services, and strengthen competitiveness through tax, trade, and agriculture reforms.” The report stated that the loan has reached the “decision meeting stage” of the World Bank approval process, indicating that negotiations and major conditions have largely been concluded ahead of final board approval. “The review did authorise the team to appraise and negotiate,” the document added. Findings showed that the World Bank has approved about $9.35bn in loans and credits for Nigeria between June 2023 and May 2026 across sectors including power, education, healthcare, agriculture, and economic reforms. If the latest facility is approved, total World Bank approvals under Tinubu could rise to about $10.6bn. Reacting earlier, the Accountant-General of the Federation, Dr Shamseldeen Ogunjimi, warned that Nigeria could reject World Bank facilities if approval delays persist. “If approvals take more than six months, the Nigerian Government may no longer honour such arrangements,” he said. The World Bank, however, warned that the programme carries significant risks ahead of the 2027 elections, stating that “political and governance risks are elevated ahead of the 2027 elections, with pressures that could delay or reverse sensitive reforms.”

@instablog9ja @mykeltoolz 🤣🤣

Residents to expect rise in electricity tariffs as Lagos state rules out subsidy for electricity consumers

@GlobalBoxOffice @mykeltoolz

THE ODYSSEY by Christopher Nolan to have Lupita Nyong’o playing Helen of Troy and Elliot Page playing Achilles. Source: ign.com/articles/the-o…

@sirhighbreed @mykeltoolz

A man can't get coochie unless the woman agrees to it. If she cheated, it was definitely her idea, not his.

@NigeriaStories @mykeltoolz

NNPCL fails to account for $3.5 billion refinery rehabilitation funds amid calls for probe

@NationalGridNg @mykeltoolz

GRID BOOST: DisCo Load | 06 May 2026 | 12:55 PM AbujaDisCo - 648 MW IkejaDisCo - 641 MW EkoDisCo - 547 MW IbadanDisCo - 405 MW BeninDisCo - 274 MW EnuguDisCo - 262 MW PHarcourtDisCo - 236 MW KanoDisCo - 229 MW KadunaDisCo - 214 MW JosDisCo - 191 MW YolaDisCo - 202 MW Total - 3,849 MW

@Nimisioluwa @mykeltoolz

WANTED!! 🚨 A reward of ₦3 million is being offered for useful information leading to the whereabouts of Sunday Olugbemi Idowu. He was reportedly paid over ₦20 million to assist with Canadian visa processing but has since disappeared with the money, along with the victims’ passports and original documents. He is currently unreachable. Details: Name: Sunday Olugbemi Idowu Phone: 08083392843 Bank: UBA Account Name: Idowu Olugbemi Sunday Account Number: 2283524365 If you have any information that can help locate him, please come forward. Your identity can be kept confidential.

@DomTheBomb The greatest @mykeltoolz

Still to this day one of the best gameplay reveals I’ve ever seen for a video game 🔥🍿 #TheLastofUs

@Rileystill02 Bird dino

What breed of birds is this please?? 🫵

@mohplay_inc_ Ahhhh iku de

Eiii my PS5 no Dey on again oo😭😭😭

@dammiedammie35 @mykeltoolz

“I sold my house, I spent more than 30 million for APC in 2023, my wife kp@!d , I'm homeless now and APC has failed to reward me” - Man storms APC National secretariat

@instablog9ja @mykeltoolz

2027: Money Tinubu gives governors will make Edo people vote him — Okpebholo

@mykeltoolz @NationalGridNg Lol

@NationalGridNg @DemiG_Od

BRACE UP : DARKNESS LOOMS IN LAGOS A prolonged blackout may be imminent in Lagos State following a sudden shutdown of the Egbin Power Station and a simultaneous transmission line outage. Egbin Power Station suffered a major operational disturbance, leading to a complete loss of generation. This has lead to a significant reduction in power generation currently affecting electricity supply across the country, particularly within the Lagos region. Egbin Power Station, which is the largest electricity-generating plant on the national grid and a major contributor to daily power supply in Nigeria, experienced a major operational disturbance. At approximately 8:21 p.m. on April 28, 2026, Egbin Power Station recorded a total loss of generation, dropping from about 641MW to zero output. This incident was caused by the failure of the plant’s central compressor, in addition to a malfunction of the circulating water pump system, which necessitated an immediate shutdown of all generating units to safeguard the facility.” The impact of the generation loss was compounded by a transmission constraint affecting power delivery into Lagos. Power supply to the Lagos region is currently further restricted due to the forced outage of the Osogbo–Ikeja West 330kV transmission line, thereby limiting the evacuation of available generation into the Lagos load centre.

@MrkelsGame @mykeltoolz

The Last Of Us Part II The moment Joel saved Abby’s life🤝

@MrkelsGame Greatest game ever

The Greatest video game ever made. Nothing even come close to The Last Of Us Part 2

@MrkelsGame @mykeltoolz

@stiktweets78 Greatest of all time

Just finished The Last of Us Part 2. Wow, just wow what an ending. Absolutely outstanding game, a masterclass in storytelling and pacing. Really enjoyed my time with it.

@kunaiss No return mode

what the hell are y'all doing on these games bruh?? 😭😭😭