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Jonathan Vatsa

@JonathanVatsa

Katılım Ağustos 2014
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Sadam
Sadam@ArcSadam·
2011, I got married ,to my husband wonderful man. For 10 years no missed period no miscarriage I couldn't get pregnant immediately after our wedding .. it took me 16 years! My sisters in law, was calling me, dry wood. Beauty without womb Today God has turn my dry womb to womb with twins babies, I delivered safely successful twins boys yesterday night All parents don't scroll away please rejoice with me Dry bones shall rise again God has turn my story to Glory 🙏 Celebrate with me today
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🤍I’m Sanwo_Fatimah
🤍I’m Sanwo_Fatimah@ummuh_Zahra·
I'm 32 and tired. I need honest advice. I lost my husband when my daughter was just 5 months old. He left everything in her name. I'm a nurse and run a small shop, so I've always stood on my own. Two years later, I remarried. Just 4 months in, my new husband said his business was failing. Since then, I've been handling almost all the bills. I even gave him ₦2M to support him. Instead of things getting better, he kept demanding more. When I asked what happened to the money, he got upset and left. Now I've found out he secretly married another woman and even built a house for her. She's pregnant for him. We've been apart for 4 months. During a family meeting, he claimed he left because I refused to buy a car in his name. The painful part? My own mother and siblings are supporting him. They say I should transfer my shop and car to his name to “save my marriage.” They're also pressuring me because of my age and my child. But he has made it clear, he's not leaving the other woman. Now I'm stuck… Should I give up everything I've worked for (and what belongs to my daughter) just to keep this marriage? Or should I walk away and start over?
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
@LeadershipNGA Congratulations, You've woken up from your slumber you can now see the truth. It's no more Namu Namu Ne, but before it was Namu Namu Ne, no matter how bad he is Namu Namu Ne
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Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK)
When your house is on fire, it would be stupid to prevent anyone who has fire extinguishers to come into your house and put out the fire. It defies logic to begin to consider the privacy of your home at that moment when the raging fire is about to consume your family.
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Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON
Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON@aonanuga1956·
STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU APPLAUDS USD 1.126 BILLION LANDMARK FINANCING FOR LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY PHASE 1, SECTION 2 President Bola Tinubu has praised the Federal Ministry of Finance for successfully closing USD 1.126 billion in financing for the execution of Phase 1, Section 2 of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of Africa's most ambitious and transformative infrastructure projects. President Tinubu applauded the Ministries of Finance and Works and the Debt Management Office for working together on the transaction, adding that the federal government will continue to explore creative financing to fund critical projects across the country. "This is a major achievement, and closing this transaction means the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will continue unimpeded. Our administration will continue to explore available funding opportunities to execute critical economic and priority infrastructural projects across the country," the President said. Phase 1, Section 2 covers approximately 55.7 kilometres, connecting Eleko in Lekki to Ode-Omi, key economic corridors and significantly enhancing national trade efficiency and logistics connectivity. The successful financing follows the earlier closing of the USD 747 million financing for Phase 1, Section 1, and demonstrates the scalability and bankability of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway project. The financing was fully underwritten by First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) and Afreximbank, with partial risk mitigation support provided by the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC), marking ICIEC's largest transaction since the country's institutional and regulatory reforms. The structure reflects growing confidence in Nigeria's reformed investment climate and its capacity to deliver infrastructure. SkyKapital acted as Lead Financial Advisor, coordinating structuring, lender engagement, and execution. Environmental and Social advisory services were provided by Earth Active (UK), ensuring complete alignment with the IFC Performance Standards, the Equator Principles, and international ESG best practices. Hogan Lovells, as International Counsel, and Templars, as Nigerian Legal Counsel, led the legal advisory services. Describing the transaction as a "defining moment in Nigeria's infrastructure journey", Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, said the fund will be deployed responsibly and judiciously to deliver on the project within timelines. "The signing on December 19, 2025, of USD1.126 billion financing for Phase one — section two of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal road marks a defining moment in Nigeria's infrastructure journey, following the successful closing of the USD 747 million financing for Phase one section one on July 9, 2025. Collectively, these landmark transactions firmly establish the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway as one of the defining flagship projects of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope agenda, embodying the administration's commitment to bold, transformational infrastructure. "This financing is particularly notable as it represents, for the first time, a truly underwritten transaction of this magnitude for a Nigerian road infrastructure project. The facility was fully underwritten by First Abu Dhabi Bank (USD 626 million) and Afreximbank (USD 500 million), with partial coverage provided by ICIEC, making it the largest ICIEC-supported transaction since the institution's creation," Edun said. Construction is being executed by Hitech Construction Company Limited, whose rapid on-site progress and early opening of key road sections have earned commendation from lenders for engineering excellence, operational discipline, and execution speed. In line with the Federal Government's commitment to transparency and fiscal discipline, a comprehensive Value-for-Money (VfM) assessment was conducted by the Federal Ministry of Works in coordination with SkyKapital, and the assessment was independently reviewed and confirmed by GIBB. The successful close of Phase 1, Section 2, represents a clear step-change in market confidence. It demonstrates Nigeria's ability to move decisively from vision to execution and from reform to delivery under the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information and Strategy) December 26, 2025
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Goodluck E. Jonathan
Goodluck E. Jonathan@GEJonathan·
2025 Christmas Message Compliments of the Season to Nigerians and friends around the world. Christmas marks the birth of Jesus Christ, whose coming affirmed God’s promise of redemption, hope, and peace for all humanity. It is a season that reminds Christians of the power of faith, humility, and selfless service, and of the enduring light that shines even in times of uncertainty. As a nation, we reflect on these values at a moment when many Nigerians are facing economic and social challenges. Christmas calls us not to surrender to despair, but to hold firmly to hope and to the belief that renewal is possible. The history of faith teaches us that hope is most powerful when it is tested. Just as the birth of Christ brought a new dawn to a world in search of direction, our collective faith and resilience will see us triumph over our present trials. This season also calls us to peace and unity. Nigeria’s strength lies in our shared humanity and our willingness to live with compassion, mutual respect, and responsibility toward one another. Let us use this moment to reaffirm our commitment to national cohesion and to actions that promote understanding and goodwill. Merry Christmas. -GEJ
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
Has Muslim Muslim ticket made us better as a nation?
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
Northern Nigeria and Nigeria as a whole will be better the day we choose to put religion and ethnicity behind us, and tell each other the whole truth and nothing but the truth, and face our elite who are sponsoring and benefiting from religious and ethnic violence.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
I will advise the Governor of Kogi State to take caution with Sen. Natasha's issue because their political arithmetics are all failing, and they will end up making her the most popular gubernatorial candidate come 2027. Any attempt to arrest her will make her even more popular.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
@ArewaaConnect Arewa sponsored insecurity to discredit Goodluck's government Insecurity is sponsored by arewa even until this day If arewa wants insecurity to end today, it will end
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Arewa Twiter Connect
Arewa Twiter Connect@ArewaaConnect·
If not for insecurity, Goodluck is one of the Best President Nigeria has ever had!!!
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
Dangote, has only one refinery. How many refinery does NNPC have under mele kolo kyari? Why the fight? Is it in the interest of the common Nigerians? That are not breathing. Please like the president said, let the poor breath.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
The fight of fuel in Nigeria is between mele kolo kyari(NNPC LTD), and Dangote(Dangote Refinery) Both of them are Northerns, where is the north? I've said it times without number, what matters to the northerns is thier personal interest and that's why the north will remain poor.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
Finally I had to toy the path of honor and join the league of parents withdrawing their children from the boarding schools. I can no longer pretend, it is real there is hardship How can I cope with 350k boarding schools fees per term with a litre of fuel at 1,100?
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
@A_Y_Rafindadi Sardauna is for Nigeria and the people of Nigeria especially the north, stop comparing sardauna to selfish leaders, sardauna's shoes are too big for them to fill
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
@A_Y_Rafindadi Simple questions to you 1. Show me sardauna's private investments in the north 2. Show me sardauna's private mansion in the north 3. Show me sardauna's private university in the north that the children of the poor cannot afford
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
@A_Y_Rafindadi Engr AY, Good morning to you please I want to appeal to you, go back and read your history books, and please stop insulting sardauna of blessed memory when you compare him to these names May his gentle soul rest in peace
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
I don't believe in "One North." Untill the "Kafiri" stigmatisation and unjust favouritism stops. I forsee another #ENDSARS starting from the North. Unfortunately they will be alone in the protest.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
I read in the Bible and in the case of Cain and Abel, Anytime innocent bloods are shed, the innocent bloods are crying for justice and when God will raise his hands of Judgement❓ In Nigeria, there are a lot of innocent bloods crying for justice.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
We have seen nothing yet, this is just the beginning but I was thinking the way El Rufai presented himself, he's an angel, he would have clean hands, Today we have seen El Rufai cannot go to Equity.
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Jonathan Vatsa
Jonathan Vatsa@JonathanVatsa·
Peter Tosh of blessed memory sang a song that says those who live in a glass house should not throw stones, Nasir El-Rufai has not only thrown stones, he has thrown pebbles and Lucky Dube of blessed memory sang a song "You'll reap what you sow", El Rufai is reaping what he sowed.
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