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@TheAmenReigns @blarkbond How do I know this house belongs to him? No indication at all. Of course I do know that they all whisk money from Niger to buy property in foreign countries.

Even Shettima owns. Property in Houston, Texas.

@Hon2qur @woye1 Why do politicians in Nigeria always visit each other in their homes and not their offices? A home is a private place while an office is for business affairs including political meetings.

Abba Atiku Abubakar, son of Atiku Abubakar, visited the APC National Chairman, Nentawe Yilwatda, at his house in Abuja. don’t insult us—we are not members of the ADC. 😂 😂

@NigeriaShokunin Exactly!

@jidesanwoolu Policy credibility ultimately won’t be judged by keynote discussions, but by whether Lagos households feel measurable improvement in cost of living and services.

I delivered the keynote address at the Economist Group’s book launch for The World Ahead 2026: Nigeria. It was great to sit down with some of our sharpest economic minds to discuss where we are headed. We moved past the usual statistics and discussed how our policies are affecting the daily lives of people across Lagos. The future of Nigeria depends on the work we are doing right here in our city. I’m confident in the path we’ve taken and I’m personally committed to making sure we stay ahead of the curve.

@MrKeni2 😂 Lagos has a lot of mouths to take care o I’m looking at all those people and I’m thinking all of them practically live on the govt.

@drobafemihamzat Go and rest bru

Today, consultations continued with GAC leaders including Chief Oluwamuyiwa Sosanya, Senator Adeseye Ogunlewe, Asiwaju Chief Reuben Olorunfunmi Basorun, and Prince Biodun Ogunleye. Building on earlier engagements, our discussions remained honest and forward looking, focused on the future of Lagos

@PlatinumDayo I totally agree with you, Dayo ✅ My hunch is it has to do with his health. Remember he’s been having some health challenges. Well, whether Wale Edun or his successor, which one is there to pursue policies that help families rather than career politicians? None

@julezolayinka Do you know the inner room agreement between them. U are not privy to real issue's so stop dabbling to matters u know next to nothing about d koko of d matter oo. Ire oo

Wishing Mr. Wale Edun the very best as he exits office as Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy. Having watched the politics up close, I can say this is a deeply unfortunate and potentially miscalculated decision for Nigeria’s economic reform journey. At a time when consistency, trust and economic discipline are most needed, removing one of the few steady hands at the centre of reform sends the wrong signal. To the dismay of “others” Mr. Wale Edun chose discipline over applause, reform over populism, and stability over short-term, schoolboy politics. Many of the gains in revenue, investor confidence and fiscal credibility came from difficult decisions taken by him under immense pressure. History will judge this decision more honestly than politics ever will.

@edeanayo12 Oh well, time will tell… All I know is no economic miracle can happen without building good economic infrastructure and security system.

@Livingbird18 Except that, but it's always too difficult for Nigerian politicians to resign even for health reasons. Therefore, it may not be just for health challenges

Wale Edun has been fired by Tinubu? He will have more time to spend as President of the Nigerian Boxing Federation, I suppose… 🚶🏽‍➡️

@ogunlewemoyo I don’t know you (i don’t need to) but you honestly think if those folks had a job to go to they would be on the streets like that? You do know that you’re taking advantage of them.

When you lead with purpose, partnership comes effortlessly. CITY BOY MOVEMENT. ON YOUR MANDATE. ♾️

@edeanayo12 You think his friend(Bola Tinubu) fired him? I don’t think so. Nobody gets fired over there, it’s average performance that rules the land! The man, Mr. Edun has been dealing with health issues. So, that’s it.

@osasuo They will still fire him there 😂

@simileolu Congrats on what you’ve achieved. Wish you more successes! Not trying to tell you what to do but may i suggest that chefs like you should be more outward looking to have more market share. I’m trying to say create foods that appeal to more than Africans.

Simileoluwa Adebajo. First Nigerian American woman to start a Nigerian restaurant and catering company in San Francisco and to win the Entrepreneur Leadership Award and Certificate of Honor from the City and County of San Francisco ✨🏆

@AjibikeeOropo @chi_quiero A lot of things over there don’t make any sense. And they’re so clueless. The thing is that they put students ( and the entire people) in that situation to cover up their own incompetence.

@Livingbird18 @chi_quiero Exactly

I was explaining WAEC, JAMB and Post UTME to someone. I became annoyed at the injustice of it again. Why do we need 3 levels of exams to enter universities?

@AjibikeeOropo @chi_quiero I totally agree. ✅ You begin to wonder who set up all that nonsense in that place when in the U.S. high school seniors take just SAT, get reasonable points & proceed to college. A lot of them even start taking college classes from high school.

@chi_quiero You know. Wasting so much money and time.

@Dontee___ That’s a huge home! Nothing against the senator but I wish average people have nice homes and incomes.

He drives himself... A very humble Presidential candidate. When he's the President we won't spend money on drivers 😊

@ogunlewemoyo Are you seeing the comments people are dropping for you on here? I would like you to address those concerns instead of telling them what things are elsewhere. They are living in your county not elsewhere.

You'll appreciate the transportation options provided by the Lagos State more when you go to other states. You'll appreciate the ease of living with in Kosofe LGA more when you live outside.

@titilopegb @mrlurvy @woye1 @TheresaTekenah Ma’am, is the vehicle you’re driving CNG-fitted? If yes, i would like to see a photo of it on here. I’m sure a lot of ppl would like to see it also.

Moving forward on delivering Youth initiatives, I formally inaugurated a multi-stakeholder Technical Committee to drive the integration of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) retrofitting skills into the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) Programme. The Committee brings together critical institutional stakeholders, including representatives from the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), the Presidential Initiative on CNG and Electric Vehicles (Pi-CNG & EV), and the Federal Ministry of Youth Development. This initiative is a deliberate and strategic intervention at the intersection of youth empowerment, energy transition, and economic inclusion. By embedding CNG retrofitting competencies within the NYSC SAED framework, we are positioning the programme to equip thousands of young Nigerians annually with practical, market-relevant technical skills that align with the country’s evolving energy landscape.

@Three_Leg_Bird @basilabia God continue to bless you Amos ✅ I don talk say if anyone wants to know/see the true reality, go to the people and ask questions, don’t go to govt ppl. Go there as an undercover not as an interviewer. Her error is that she’s there as an interviewer. That’s a wrong approach.

@basilabia She didn't reach this side ... Quite funny.

You went to Esuk Oron, not the probable site of the Deep Seaport that still hasn’t reached FID yet. Juliana, please, you’re a journalist, act like it for once!

@Ebenbolu I will soon be in Nigeria and come over there in the state to get a firsthand look at what I’m seeing on here. I would be talking to only families.

From Ekiti farm gate to the dining table. Across Ekiti, markets are steadier, kitchens are fuller, and the pressure is easing. Through the Ounjẹ Ekiti programme, Governor Biodun Oyebanji is bringing relief closer to home, making food more accessible and affordable for Ekitikete and the impact is felt where it counts on the table. This is not trial and error. It’s a system that works, shared prosperity, one household at a time. And as the saying goes, you don’t change a winning horse mid-race. #BAO2BAO | #back2back is staying the course so food remains within reach. 🎥 Watch the impact. See why Ekiti is moving forward. #BAO2BAO #back2back #OunjeEkiti #EkitiFeeds #FoodSecurity #ContinuityMatters

@govdouyediri Residents of Bayelsa, where are you? Can anyone of you confirm that there’s 18 hrs of electricity in the state?

Today, I had the pleasure of receiving our dear immediate past Vice President of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, in Yenagoa to inaugurate two of our completed projects: the Agbura-Ox-Bow Lake road and the Oporoma Referral Hospital. This visit, only a few days after Mr. President, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, inaugurated the historic 630-metre Angiama-Oporoma bridge across the River Nun, is very exciting to Prof. Osinbajo, who, four years ago on February 19th, 2022, performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the bridge. Today, as we drove to Oporoma to inaugurate the Referral Hospital, Prof. Osinbajo asked that we stop the convoy so he could physically feel the Angiama-Oporoma bridge. What a nostalgic feeling for him, seeing such a landmark project in a hitherto forested site! At Oporoma town, where the people of Southern Ijaw Local Government Area gathered to host Prof. Osinbajo and me for our commitment to deliver the bridge that has been on the cards for over 60 years, I appreciated the former Vice President for being a great friend of Bayelsa State. Interestingly, today, I was told that the construction of the Oporoma Referral Hospital started as far back as 1973. Truly, this is yet another historic project to boost healthcare in the area. Our Government of Assured Prosperity is redefining governance and we are taming the hitherto “difficult” terrain to deliver legacy projects for our people. Once again, thank you Professor Yemi Osinbajo, for identifying with us. Nua! Mbana sir!

@bestman4allmen @UN 😂 It is still the Nigerian govt that will be paying him though. His side hustle is what i believe he cares about though.

@JimohIbrahimCFR @UN Tinubu don make u a life time billionaire by this ur appointment..a permanent sit in the UN,waooow!!....those who know na dem know

Congratulations to my family as I present my Letter of Credence to the @UN Secretary-General, tomorrow, April 21st, as Nigeria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations. - JI

@Gbemidebe247 @HarvardBizGov Exactly! I’m like industrialization in Africa as in how? We should be talking about industrialization in Oyo state first and Nigeria 2nd. I don’t understand how these folks are thinking.

@seyimakinde @HarvardBizGov Traveling around on Oyo funds! History won’t forget this!

Looking forward to the conversation about industrialisation and leadership in Africa taking place this Wednesday at @HarvardBizGov.

@KunleOtun Everybody in the inner caucus go chop real good!

Ogun Assembly, led by our Chairman Dr Adejare, paid a courtesy visit to congratulate our leader, Sen. Yayi, on emerging as the consensus gubernatorial candidate of the APC. A defining moment for our state. The journey continues with unity, purpose, and victory in sight. -KOPE