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Considering the reality in the global energy industry and the abundance of Natural gas within Nigeria territory, Nigeria has adopted Natural gas as a transition fuel to achieve sustainable economic development between 2021 - 2030. Lots of industries are already adopting...

@TheoAbuAgada Political ideology thwarted the attempted alliance in 2011. After the GMB loss in 2011, Tinubu returned to him and pointed out where he committed blunders by not agreeing to the merger, meanwhile Tinubu too has also learnt more on how not to be too assertive for it to work.

@TheoAbuAgada @TheoAbuAgada, it's obvious you are not a good student of politics for posting that up there. Tinubu and Buhari alliance started roughly after 2007, when BAT realised that Atiku's political weight is not strong enough. The journey became intense close to 2011 but Buhari's ...

Did Asiwaju and Buhari build any alliance over decades before fate brought the two of them together in 2013? You people analyse politics as if some of us are kids in this game. Asiwaju and Buhari were never allies and had no connection prior to the merger, but that single alliance is what has produced two APC presidents today. You people need to rest from your think pieces.

@pontrol_777 These people really don't know who the Yorubas are, they are only living in our midst and judging us by their standards. They fail to understand our way of life and our story. The Yorubas greatly believe in the saying "ìrínisí ni ìsọni lọ́jọ̀" and "báa ṣe rìn la ṣe ń koni".

Wtf is wrong with these pastors!?? Why is their sermon mostly about denigrating Yoruba people to praise ibos?? Is that what the church is about now? Are these pastors mad???

@AmadiASunday1 @Maloja_MO @Bond_not_james His followers don't understand that the presidential seat is not the nsogbu nsogbu they are used to. It's about using high negotiation skills to exploit the leverage you have over the other party. They think na by bribery Tinubu dey have his ways with the legislators. I pity them

@Maloja_MO @Bond_not_james What were Obi's demands in all these months? And if these demands were not met and there was no clarity, why did he still join the Coalition? Poor decision making is a bad quality for any acclaimed leader.

He didn’t know that before joining the party?! I could see the formation in the clouds since last year, but a seasoned politician who wants to be president couldn’t see it. Man’s an utter and complete disappointment! Votes will be split 3 ways again and Tinubu will retain his seat with far better margins.

@AmadiASunday1 @Maloja_MO @Bond_not_james Now, imagine this same Obi as Nigeria president, how will he negotiate to resolve issues that require high negotiation skills, issues like the MM2 concession case just resolved, the issue of Malabu oil field case, Mambilla power plant issue, even the current security issue?

@AdaNri1L @NigeriaStories @Hope_Uzodimma1 @DaveUmahi When they tell you to hold your governors responsible you say our mouth is smelling. Check each of those projects, they are initiated by the state government they then seek the support of the federal government to execute them. When you and your governors are lazy, here it is.

@NigeriaStories As usual, my Igbo land was neglected. Tomorrow Cubana Chief demon & his minion will come & tell us to vote Tinubu. @Hope_Uzodimma1 feminine bod, your state was left out sissy. @DaveUmahi not even you the perv, your people didn’t count, Mbah of connection to the centre is zero 🤡

BREAKING: Contracts have been approved by the FEC for three major rail projects after today’s meeting. - Lagos Green Line Rail Project (Phase 1A), - Kano Metro City Rail Project - Kaduna State Light Rail Project. The projects will be financed by the Ministry of Finance Incorporated on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria.

@Kaypling @Sistaliano @Onsogbu He is not a leader. He is a weakling and that can be observed in his home. His family members do not believe in him.

@Sistaliano @Onsogbu Another thing is, they've made BAT their boogeyman. After 2027, that becomes useless. They've shown they're willing to align with those they called criminals so where are they going to show their faux moral superiority. I honestly can't believe that man didn't just build on 2023

Okay, let me tell you what's going on behind the scene in the Obidient movement 😂. Fasten your seat belt 😜 Since I joined one of their WhatsApp groups (I actually joined that WhatsApp group few months, but I needed to keep quiet for long so that it will be impossible to remove me), I’ve been seeing what is really going on inside the Obidient camp. Forget all the fine things they post online, things are not as smooth as they make it look. You remember when Kenneth Okonkwo left and said Peter Obi is not the kind of leader he wants to follow? That situation actually explains a lot. From what is happening, it looks like Obi is not really the one leading the movement. It’s the Obidients that are influencing his decisions, telling him what to do and how to move. And most of their decisions are emotional, which is affecting his political direction. Some experienced politicians noticed this and reached out to Obi to advise him to take control and not allow that kind of influence. But at that time, he stayed loyal to the group and didn’t act on that advice. That was part of what led to people like Kenneth Okonkwo leaving. Then came the crisis in the Labour Party. Obi was expected to step in and help resolve the issue, especially with the Abure faction. But some people around him discouraged that, telling him things like he is now the leader of the party and doesn’t need to align with certain structures. Eventually, they were also part of those who pushed him toward the African Democratic Congress. Now, it seems Obi himself has realized that joining ADC at this time may not have been the best move. At this point, he has started pulling back from those same people. He is no longer taking their advice like before. Some people within ADC have also spoken to him, telling him that a leader should not allow others to control his decisions like that. Because of this shift, there is now tension. The people who used to be close to him feel sidelined and disrespected. Before, he used to move around with them for consultations, but now he doesn’t. That change is not sitting well with them. So even though online they still act united, behind the scenes there are cracks. Some Obidients are even questioning those who advised him to join ADC in the first place. Right now, things are not stable within the movement. There is internal disagreement, and it’s becoming more obvious. Whether it will hold together long term is something we will all have to wait and see. But I don't see Obidient movement beyond 2027.

@to37867_toyyib @DrTunjiAlausa @NigEducation @officialABAT @SenRemiTinubu please see this suggestion above and intervene if at all the chaos students are experiencing is because the school management are doing your biding.

As someone who lived off-campus for most of his undergraduate years at OAU, I know the daily struggle. You wake up early, rush to the bus stop, and still struggle to secure a spot as students are more than the available buses. Right now, off-campus students are going through pure hell. The old "Town igboro" buses and okadas that still eased students' to and fro movement have been banned. Now there are about 80 CNG buses for thousands of students. The math does not add up. Students are paying more and still spending hours in long queues. Nobody is against a better system. But you cannot remove a working solution without a real alternative. A simple hybrid approach would fix this: allow the old buses and okadas to run alongside the new CNG buses until the fleet can truly take care of the off-campus students. I understand the new system was introduced with good intentions. But good intentions without adequate resources still leave students stranded and exhausted. Please, OAU management. Listen to the students. They are tired and stressed already.

@StudentByNature @SenRemiTinubu @officialABAT @NGRPresident @DrTunjiAlausa @NigEducation kindly intervene.

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND THE FIRST LADY OF NIGERIA Your Excellencies, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the First Lady @SenRemiTinubu, @officialABAT @NGRPresident, I write to you with utmost respect and a deep sense of urgency as a concerned student of Obafemi Awolowo University to draw your attention to the pressing challenges currently affecting students and academic life within the institution. Last year, the First Lady donated CNG buses and electric motorcycles to the university. The students welcomed this in good faith, believing it would improve transportation and reduce the existing challenges on campus. However, after the commissioning of these buses, the school management removed the previous transport system, including motorcycles and the commercial buses that students relied on daily. Over 35,000 students are now dependent on a limited number of CNG buses and a few tricycles. This has led to long queues every morning and evening, overcrowded buses where four students are forced into spaces meant for three, and delays that affect lectures and academic activities. Students now spend more to move around. Routes that were once direct have been broken into multiple stages, forcing students to pay more for less convenience. The ticket system that was introduced has also failed to remain consistent, with students paying multiple tickets for single trips. Movement within campus has become stressful. Areas that were once easily accessible are now difficult to reach. What used to be a simple daily routine has become a burden. The students consulted. The students engaged. When nothing changed, the students, through the Students’ Union, declared a 72-hour lecture boycott to push for solutions. Despite this, the management maintained that the situation was only a “teething phase” and insisted the system would stabilise. The problems persisted. Frustration continued to build. Eventually, the students took to peaceful protest, coming out en masse to express their displeasure and demand change. Now, instead of addressing these concerns, the students are being asked to vacate their hostels in the 5th week of the semester. This comes right after the protest, raising serious concerns about the timing and intention behind the decision. Is this a response to student welfare or a move to disperse students and weaken their ability to organise? This is a federal university. The students are citizens of this country. They deserve better. Motorcycles are not a backward means of transportation. They are practical, flexible, and efficient, especially in a campus environment. Removing them without providing a truly effective alternative is not progress, it is regression. The students are the largest stakeholders in this institution, yet their voices continue to be ignored. We ask: Are you aware of this situation? Do you consider this acceptable? And if not, what steps are you taking? We call on the Federal Government and the Office of the First Lady to intervene and ensure that student welfare is not sacrificed. The students are being oppressed and we ask you and the general public to come to our aid #SaveOAUNow #FixTheSystem – A concerned student

@icon_nas @FolushoxFolarin They na Tinubu people begin to insult other tribes because they no vote their Messiah Abi no bethe Agulu fraud fans first begin to dey do am, why you come dey gaslight Tinubu people now?

@FolushoxFolarin I'm bored of saying it, but any Yoruba person reading this should please remember that there will still be life after Tinubu. His mission to turn you and Igbo people into enemies for the sake of his short-term political interest will only spoil your life for no reason.

Lmao. 30 Million Naira. Thats the highest amount Peter Obi has donated to any university and they are all Christian Universities. 1 Billion Naira. Thats the highest amount Bola Tinubu has donated to just 1 university. And for your information, the General student endowment for OAU is N300million Their faculty of education’s endowment is about 200 million Naira That 30 million from Obi may be huge to you, but its not huge to a prestigious Institution with wealthy alumni like OAU. He can donate that 30m to their primary school sha, they’ll use it to buy a 10 seater 2nd hand school bus.

@Nyong__John @aonanuga1956 Go and do your own modern interchange road network

@aonanuga1956 Look at someone’s intersection, compare that to this rubbish you posted here, and you have the mind to call it a modern infrastructure. How shameless can you be?

SAGAMU INTERCHANGE AT NIGHT : A SYMBOL OF RENEWED HOPE The remarkable night view of the Sagamu Interchange, a modern infrastructure project that reflects the ongoing transformation of Nigeria’s road network. The project stands as a shining example of the Federal Government’s commitment to improving connectivity, enhancing safety, and boosting economic activities across the country.

@BEazebuy @aonanuga1956 Even the trans-Europe road network still dey claim lives

@aonanuga1956 This one interchange no go change the fact say Lagos-Ibadan road still dey claim lives every week. Renewed propaganda, not hope. Una just dey shine light for one spot while the whole country dey burn. Clown show.

@thisisAkinola @adex_smithjr Culture in the Yoruba way is progressive but in Ibo land they are still conservative. There were some time in the past where some towns in Yoruba land also segregate inherited based on gender but eventually they have been influenced to abolish that.

@adex_smithjr Their women don’t really have cultural values that s why they are everywhere trying to marry from another tribe

Yoruba Women inherit properties even when their parent are de*d before they were born, it’s a culture i wish we had in igbo land. *Says an igbo woman*

@toluogunlesi @oyeolsakin11538 Road and Water transport are the oldest and most reliable transport infrastructure known to man. The old Babylonian, Greece and Roman empire were popular for the massive road and waterways transport infrastructure they did.

@oyeolsakin11538 I'd say roads will always remain Number 1. A rail strategy should complement a road strategy, not replace or compete with it.

Broadly correct. But only as part of a Lagos-Kano superhighway. Lag-Kano is by far the biggest & most important commercial corridor in the country, and the southernmost end of a trade route that’s linked West Africa and the Middle East for centuries. Google “LAKAJI Corridor.”

@jrnaib2 Perhaps the most pertinent question to ask you is to tell us "how" this will be achieved in the face of the rotten foundation of the system that has created this problems? How does he intend to achieve this immediately after inauguration without giving us cock and bull stories?

Immediately after Atiku Abubakar is inaugurated as Nigeria's President in 2027, bear in mind that: - Insecurity will be a thing of the past. - NNPC will become as profitable as Saudi Aramco. - Our refineries will become fully operational. - Nigeria will enjoy stable electricity. - The agricultural sector will thrive. - Inflation will drop significantly. - Democracy will be safeguarded. - The rule of law will be upheld and protected. - Youthful inclusiveness in governance will finally be realized. - Infrastructure will be developed on an unprecedented scale. - National unity will be fully restored. - Quality education will be accessible to all. - Adequate healthcare facilities will be provided. - The economy will flourish. - Nigeria will be completely transformed.

@akintunero @channelstv The process is not the same for capital expenditure. Each procurement will have to go through thorough screening before disbursement can be approved.

@akintunero @channelstv If that is your narrative then run with it. The logic is simple, recurrent expenditures runs smoothly because the process is repetitive. Thorough screening is only done at the beginning of the cycle afterward the disbursement can be automated.

Bukola: How come the presidential Airfleet gets priority funding and ministries as critical as defence do not get their funding? Tope Fasua: Mentioning spending for the ministry of defence vs the presidential air fleet is comparing apples and oranges. [Tope Fasua is the Special Adviser to President Tinubu on Economic Affairs] #CTVMorningBrief

@Emkayvee3884 @Imranmuhdz When e reach your turn appoint who go stand against you.

@Haiebeacay @Imranmuhdz Dey play 😂

BREAKING: President Bola Tinubu has relieved Wale Edun from his position as Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, and appointed Taiwo Oyedele as the new Minister of Finance.

@AmuzuEsthe45267 @egi_nupe It's probably the health issue. I guess Taiwo Oyedele was appointed to learn the rope from Wale Edun so as to facilitate smooth transition of responsibilities to Taiwo.

@egi_nupe Taiwo Oyedele was actually appointed as a Minister of State to take over from Wale Edun considering the health issues of Edun. But the sudden manner this was done tells me there is more to this.

I was telling two of my friends this weekend that Mr Taiwo Oyedele will be made the Finance Minister in 2027 while Mr Wale Edun will not make it to the next cabinet. Little did I know that the decision has already been made and it’s gonna come earlier than 2027.

@Emkayvee3884 @Imranmuhdz Before nko? You expect him to appoint who go stand against him, when he no dey receive advice from a mad man.

@Imranmuhdz Hmmmm.... Tinubu don turn Nigeria to Yoruba Republic ooh He's appointing who go stand by him during 2027 election Hell in naija