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@tsmat @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Kindly bring Ur slip and stop being a fool

@Fuji_Xud @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Una go just open Twitter then off Brain. The right thing was to ask which School? If I respond you make findings and shame me if I have lied. But your parent failed and it's a pity.

You dey mind privileged twitter people? 😂

@NigeriaStories This clown was just playing a script to clear Gbaja

"The signatures of Tinubu's Chief of Staff to nine agencies were correct, only the appointment of Fake DG was fake" ~ House of Representatives Committee member Hon. Gagdi says

“I Was At Aburi. Yakubu Gowon And Odumegwu Ojukwu Both Agreed And Signed The Aburi Accord In Ghana. But When They Came Back To Nigeria, Gowon Went Back On The Agreement.” ~ Godwin Alabi-Isama Reveals

@Simplytrendd @BusInsiderSSA So Nigeria borrowed from Arabs by pledging national assets???

@BusInsiderSSA All thanks to world bank we don't need their advice. It all started when we borrow from Arab bank and ignore IMF and World bank. We know their tricks.

Ex-World Bank president slams one African country's borrowing strategy, warns it could backfire Former World Bank President David Malpass warned that Nigeria's🇳🇬 strategy of pledging national assets to secure loans could backfire. He warned that this approach makes it much harder for the country to restructure its debt if a financial crisis hits. Nigeria🇳🇬 recently borrowed $1.5 billion with national assets as collateral, securing fast cash but increasing transparency risks.

@xEmman0 @AbrahamItebu @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ All lies 💯

@Fuji_Xud @AbrahamItebu @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Well tuition is zero now... That means Tinubu even gave free education that was not there before... Such a man

@Optimus_Dracula So if I refuse to do service?

“Repayment begins two years after completion of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) (or exemption). • 10% of salary is deducted at source by the employer (or 10% of monthly profit for the self-employed). • Early/voluntary repayment is allowed. • Extensions possible via affidavit if unemployed; loan may be written off in cases of death or severe permanent disability.”nelf.gov.ng You people keep trying to defend rubbish every single time. It’s all there on their website but No because your are APC you must stupidly defend nonsense.

@CharlemagneDev @Chetuyachinago It shouldn't cos the moment U do that, it will go the way of NNPC

@Chetuyachinago This is painful to read. Can it be nationalized?

In 1975, Nigeria built Okomu Oil: a massive, state-funded agricultural manufacturing giant spanning over 15,000+ hectares of fertile land in Edo State. It was erected as a state-owned industrial powerhouse, fully equipped with modern power turbines, advanced palm oil processing mills, paved road networks, storage facilities, and fully built staff housing estates, meticulously designed to print money for the national treasury. In the 1980s, the global crude oil market crashed, and the Nigerian military government under General Ibrahim Babangida panicked and ran straight to the World Bank and the IMF for emergency loans. The bailout was provided to Nigeria, but it came with devastating, non-negotiable Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAP) which strictly mandated Nigeria to aggressively privatize, dismantle, and sell off over 100 state-owned enterprises. In 1990, Nigeria formally auctioned off Okomu Oil Palm to Western corporate oligarchs for pennies on the dollar. Today, Okomu Oil Palm Plc operates as a literal money-printing machine listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), generating tens of billions of Naira in clear net profits every single year from Nigerian soil, Nigerian sunshine, and cheap Nigerian labor. But the vast majority of those massive, astronomical dividend payouts are wired straight out of Nigeria into a corporate bank account in Luxembourg.

@vantundenani @AbrahamItebu @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Yeah! Whatever the difference in various universities is becos of varying internal levies not the tuition

@Fuji_Xud @AbrahamItebu @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ In all govt Universities??

@Icon_Ayodeji @StatiSense Private tertiary institution and note private institute aren't qualified for the loan ....pls go and find another lie

@StatiSense SW has the highest number of tertiary institution. It is only logical to have the highest number of beneficiaries.

📊 NELFUND BENEFICIARIES BY GEOPOLITICAL ZONE 🇳🇬 Zone — number of students supported: South West — 308,998 North Central — 290,102 North West — 284,446 North East — 237,214 South South — 167,251 South East — 120,924 The South West leads all geopolitical zones in total NELFUND beneficiaries. #Statisense (NELFUND)

@yunglordd @kingofvbe @StatiSense So the application has an expiration date? Is it not supposed to be continual?

@kingofvbe @StatiSense Marginalization? But sometimes ago, they were begging students in SE to apply for the loan? Or should they forcefully give people who didnt apply loans??

@tommylonge @BusuyiOrisWorks Second Niger bridge was never a SE project...it benefits both SS and SE so stop seeing as favour to SE only

@BusuyiOrisWorks The SE had about everything in every sector of the govt during Jonathan's era,yet the number one project, the 2nd Niger bridge was not achieved, Buhari did it, yet Buhari was a persona non grata till he died to them.

1. Repeat after me: The South-East cannot have a seaport because God didn't give that region a sea, and their ancestors didn't expand toward the sea. 2. The South-East has the following: • 5 governors • 122+ House of Assembly members • 15 senators • 43 members of the House of Representatives That is 185+ elected officials (apart from local government chairmen), yet you cry about what the President should do for you. At what point do you begin to ask your other elected officials to do their job just as the President is doing his job? 3. The things you are bickering about and asking the President for are what other state governors and regional development commissions are doing. Stop disturbing the country with cries of victimhood.

@Femi_OfMainland Obi child reside in Nigeria as a teacher!!! They didn't all attend university school abroad...Obi lived in the UK for years

Abu, I already blocked the guy. However, he’s a successful person who lived in the U.S. for years, so he can obviously afford to educate his kids wherever he believes they’ll get the best education. Take Peter Obi, for example. A few days ago, he spoke about renovating facilities—including clearing the overgrown grounds—at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University. Yet all of his children studied abroad. Your principal, who often talks about improving education in his state, but didn’t send his own children to school there. Do I blame either of them? No. If you’re wealthy and can afford better opportunities for your children, most parents would make that choice.

@Mohammed_Olawal @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Why did they increase fees before introducing the Nelfund? They think they are wise

@nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Ignorant, I know people that struggled to pay 16k final year fee at Unilorin in 2012.

@AbrahamItebu @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Stop lying and bring Ur pay slip!!! Tuition was at most 23k other levies made it up to like 49-50k

@nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Mention the Universities were students were paying 20k as school fee before 2023.

@tsmat @nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ Stop lying and bring Ur pay slip!!! Tuition was at most 23k other levies made it up to like 49-50k

@nuumangoje01 @mni_JJ I didn't pay 20k oo. I didn't even pay 50k My federal university was way higher and it was before Tinubu.

IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS... Ayodele Oke was accused in connection with the 2017 Ikoyi cash scandal involving $43.4 million. The EFCC charged him, but the case was withdrawn and struck out in 2023. Despite the controversy, Tinubu appointed him Nigeria's ambassador to France.

This is why the Catholic Church will ALWAYS be respected 🔥 The Bishops visited Tinubu yesterday... and still dropped their message raw. No ass-licking. No grandstanding. Just give us Free, Fair and Credible elections..shikena...!! Nigeria must be OK ✌️

@duzzlag_ @ennyola0015 Despicable dishonourable liar!!! That's who u are

@Fuji_Xud @ennyola0015 I don’t want to belong to such id!otic group, never!👎

At what point did you make up your mind that he could never earn your vote?❌

@ennyola0015 How is it the attorney generals role to do such?

Tinubu's instinct isn't to create needless committee. It's to dissolve one. Instead of expanding bureaucracy, he prefers returning duties to the constitutional authorities meant to handle them in the first place.