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My priority, allegiance and loyalty is to Yoruba and everything that has to do with its history and heritage. There is no ifs and buts. 📌

NDC is gradually turning into party of the Igbos, by the Igbos and for the Igbos

UK anti-immigration social media accounts traced to Sri Lanka and Vietnam bbc.in/4nurVYh

Oyo state people, brace for impact. Your body will feel it, don’t worry.

@msmocrown It’s deliberate. They know what they’re doing. That is the only way to discredit the president and indirectly campaign for their man.

Do Nigerians really know what the responsibilities of the Federal government, state governments and local governments are? They blame the President for every single thing.

@Hybrid_Ola If she didn’t go to court I will never believe anything she says. If she can’t sue then it happened.

Amaka Okeke shares her side of the story!! - Frank Edoho’s ex-wife mentioned Amaka Okeke as one of the ladies her ex-husband was allegedly having an affair with, and people have been calling out the women involved. - Amaka Okeke responded, saying the accusations circulating online are false and baseless. - Amaka revealed that she met Frank Edoho in 2024 strictly for business-related matters, but they became close friends in 2025 when he was dealing with personal matters. - She said she would not be speaking about the personal matters for privacy reasons, but all the narratives about herself and Frank are untrue. - She asked people to refrain from spreading fake narratives and unverified claims that can harm individuals and families. - Amaka ended by saying she would be taking legal action, as she already has her legal team on board working with her. What are your thoughts???

@_AsiwajuLerry Team “Give us Seyi Makinde or Osibanjo and see if we will not vote for him” are now convulsing. We understood this already, this only confirms my point.

The reactions to Seyi Makinde’s Presidential ambition has opened my eyes to you people’s true agenda and it was never about coming together to kick Tinubu out of Aso Rock.

@Nimisioluwa Joro to Joro

This is so crazy honestly 😂😂 I don’t know your man, and why shouldn’t I post myself just because he’s on Twitter? Put a leash on your stupid man and yourself because I’m not someone to mess with 😤😤

@allibaloo Nobody can decamp again. The register is closed. They can only sit out or do anti-party.

The new Electoral Act and INEC timetable have really changed the Nigerian political landscape. Politicians can no longer lose primaries, get angry, and immediately jump to another party to contest elections. The window is now too tight for that kind of political migration. Most of the usual SPV political parties may also die a natural death, because disappointed aspirants no longer have enough time to move there after primaries. Now, everyone will remain in their parties, manage their grievances internally, and resolve their issues from within. It's typical to look before you leap ooo, if ticket no sure, jeje decamp before the primaries.

There is no point getting jittery over Seyi Makinde’s ambition. Your panic is sponsored by ignorance. Go and look at the 2023 presidential elections results, Atiku had a substantial votes in Oyo states from the traditional PDP base. Seyi will only be looking at that pool of voters. No body that voted PBAT in the last elections will vote Seyi. Atiku should be more worried.

One thing about democracy is that, contrary to popular belief, it does not always reward competence. More often, it reflects people’s biases, emotions, loyalties, and personal interests. Take a look at BAT and the other candidate who struggled to explain inflation without linking it to “structure of criminality” and Yet both still commanded massive support. The reality is simple: people vote for different reasons, and competence is rarely at the very top of the list.

Speaking at the Africa CEO Forum Presidential Panel yesterday evening in Kigali, I re-emphasised that Africa must put Africa first whilst creating opportunities for intra-Africa collaboration between our countries. Our continent cannot build scale by looking outward first. We must invest in one another, trade more with one another, build the corridors that connect our markets, ensure our innovative youthful population get the support they need, and give African businesses the confidence to expand across African borders. Nigeria’s reforms are not only about fixing yesterday. They are about preparing our economy to lead in the Africa of tomorrow. With AfCFTA, digital trade, shared infrastructure, stronger logistics, commodities exchange, and deeper private sector partnerships, we can turn Africa’s population and resources into real continental prosperity. The global risk and financial architecture must also give Africa a fair deal that recognises our local nuances and contexts. I thank my brother, President Paul Kagame, for his warm hospitality and for Rwanda’s continued leadership in showing what discipline, clarity and execution can do for development. Nigeria will continue to work with Rwanda and other African partners to build a continent that produces more, trades more, connects better, and competes with greater confidence in the world. Africa’s future will not be handed to us. We must build it, own it, and defend it together. ~ Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR

40 hectares, One bold vision. In Gora, Nasarawa State, NASENI (@NASENIHQ )is building West Africa’s first Solar Industrial Renewable Energy Park, powered by local resources, to produce solar tech from start to finish. No imports. No outsourcing. Just innovation, job creation, and a cleaner industrial future for our country, Nigeria This isn’t talk. This is proof. #CleanEnergy #SolarPower #MadeInNigeria #RenewableEnergy #Innovation #AfricaRising #Sustainability

Who wants to become a president? What is personal benefit?

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE APM TERMINALS PRESIDENT PLEDGES FRESH $600M INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA, CALLS FOR DEEPER INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS   President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's economic and investment drive received a further boost on Thursday, as world-class port operator APM Terminals pledged a $600 million investment in Nigeria's maritime sector.   Regional President, APM Terminals Africa-Europe, Igor van den Essen, disclosed this when he led other executives, including Head of Investments, APM Terminals, Martijn Van Dongen, and CEO, APM Terminals Nigeria, Frederik Klinke, to meet with President Tinubu on the sidelines of the ongoing Africa CEO Forum in Kigali, Rwanda.   Igor van den Essen said the proposed investments will be deployed in Apapa port modernisation, logistics infrastructure, and long-term private-sector investment in Nigeria’s maritime sector.   President Tinubu welcomed the investments, emphasising that Nigeria is repositioning itself for greater competitiveness through ongoing economic reforms and infrastructure modernisation.   He said the country is determined to move beyond structural bottlenecks and outdated systems, stressing the need for advanced technology, faster cargo processing, and improved operational efficiency across the nation's ports.   He emphasised that Nigeria possesses the market scale, talent base, and economic potential to support globally competitive maritime and logistics infrastructure investments and called on other investors to take advantage of Nigeria's reform outcomes.   Earlier, Igor van den Essen lauded President Tinubu's reform agenda and policy direction, which had strengthened investor confidence and created renewed momentum for long-term infrastructure investments.   He described Nigeria as a strategic stronghold within its African operations, referencing over 20 years of collaboration and substantial existing investments in the country’s port ecosystem.   He reaffirmed his company's commitment to expanding investments in Nigeria and disclosed plans to support the development of world-class terminal infrastructure and technology-driven port operations.   He also commended President Tinubu for establishing the National Single Window (NSW), which has streamlined trade procedures, improved Customs coordination, and reduced delays in cargo clearance.   In another meeting with Winme Group executives, President Bola Tinubu called for deeper investment partnerships to unlock Nigeria’s opportunities in logistics, mining, shipping, and integrated infrastructure development.   He stressed the need for integrated investments linking ports, transport systems, processing facilities, and export infrastructure to drive industrial growth and competitiveness.   The delegation expressed confidence in Nigeria’s long-term investment potential, having closely followed President Tinubu’s reforms.   Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) May 14, 2026

That PBAT Interview >>>>>>>> Some people are going to have sleepless nights over the coming days. They will soon tell us “shey na interview we go chop”

One obidient influencer is trying so hard to twist the brilliant outing that President Tinubu had today at the panel session, for his zombie gullible followers....he has been telling lies about the performance.....e pain am die!😅😅😅 They are seriously loosing steam...its now lies and propaganda😅😅😅

@Kayloaded1 @Mz_Tosyn I read it from one Ope bee wall, it's very unfortunate.

Husband cheated Wife cheated. Why are you looking for who was at fault when they committed same crime? If they can reconcile they should, if they can’t they should process divorce. Simple.

@xxbisolaxx I don’t know exactly. I am just observing.

@Kayloaded1 What tribe are they ooo... e tun fe bere abi?

All the women that have been in the news for cheating are all from one tribe in Nigeria. This is not bigotry, this is fact. However, don’t let us generalize.

Some women are just foolish. Your husband is not paying school fees, and giving you money so the next thing is to cheat! God abeg. Men are going through it.