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UNILAG fees jumped from ₦14k–₦30k to over ₦100k–₦220k. Now student loans are being introduced as the solution. At first glance, it sounds like progress. But when you look closer you see something different, let's analyze this together like learned.

@renoomokri Check my twitter page concerning that list they all celebrating, and you'll find that, when you romance APC you truly lose your senses

President Tinubu Delivers Again As IMF List Nigeria Among The World's Fastest Growing Economy Yesterday, the International Monetary Fund projected that Nigeria would have one of the fastest-growing economy in the world in 2026. Only a handful of nations, such as India, China ranked above Nigeria. You may want to read the IMF projections yourself here: x.com/imfnews/status… While the IMF projected 6.5% GDP growth for India in 2026 and 4.4% for China, Nigeria's growth projection for 2026 is 4.1%. This is a spectacular achievement for a country that was on the verge of financial collapse when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was sworn into office on 29 May 2023. At that time, our debt service-to-revenue ratio was critical, reaching 96%, a figure that fell below 50% in 2025 and is expected to further decline in 2026. These new figures from the IMF, published yesterday, corroborate a February report by The Economist Magazine that noted Nigeria's "golden years" are likely to return under President Tinubu's reforms. And it is no surprise that the same IMF listed Nigeria as the sixth-largest contributor to global GDP growth in 2025, a fact celebrated by Elon Musk, the world's richest man. The reforms by President Bola Tinubu are bearing fruit, and, coincidentally, just as the President was declaring open the new headquarters of the Nigerian Revenue Service, Quartus Economics recently revealed that, for the first time ever, Nigeria's tax revenue has overtaken income from oil and gas. Quartus Economics, in a report titled “Nigeria Unshackled: Inside the Steady Rise of a Fiscal State", exposed that between 2023 and 2025, an estimated ₦62.3 trillion was earned from taxes alone, with the non-oil sector contributing the highest proportion. This is the Nigeria we have all dreamed of for many years. A country that is not dependent on a finite resource, such as fossil fuels, for its revenue. And this is only happening because we have a First Class Accountancy graduate as President who also has the courage to implement painful but necessary reforms. Reforms, like the removal of fuel subsidies, which have moved Nigeria from being the largest importer of fuel in Africa in 2023, to the single biggest exporter of refined petroleum products in West Africa in 2026. Reforms, such as the Naira's flotation, have led to a massive influx of foreign direct investment into Nigeria. And the inflow of FDI has driven the expansion of our capital market, as the total market capitalisation of the Nigerian Exchange, which stood at ₦27.915 trillion on December 30, 2022, before President Tinubu's inauguration in 2023, hit ₦122 trillion in January of 2026, which we thought was unprecedented. That is almost five times what it was before you were elected. But what we thought was unprecedented has now been precedented, with the All Share Index hitting the 200,000-point mark on Monday, March 16, 2026. These macroeconomic indicators are trickling down to the masses, which is why in the last two years, our GDP has expanded by $67 billion, rising from ₦269.29 trillion on May 29, 2023, when Asiwaju became President, to ₦372.8 trillion today. And we have enjoyed twelve cycles of not only GDP growth but also trade surpluses. And in the area of public works, no other administration in the history of Nigeria has democratised road construction to the extent that the Tinubu government has done, simultaneously connecting the Southwest with the South-South via the 750-kilometre Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway being built for ₦15 trillion, linking the Northwest to the Southwest with the 1068-kilometre Illela-Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway costing ₦13 trillion, and bridging the gap between the Southeast and the entire North through the 465-kilometre Trans-Saharan Road being constructed at a price of an estimated $750 million.

@3ple9ine @OgarEmmaOwogeka Interesting, for now we wait, because we both know this is a government of propaganda, and there may be no job waiting for anyone

@MayorrNla @OgarEmmaOwogeka If you go through the site, you would see that the loan is paid 2 years after completion of NYSC. The assumption that what if the person dies have a job is also addressed in the next image. Now beneficiaries are only expected to pay 10% of their monthly salaries towarda repayment

1. Bold Economic Reforms like, Fuel subsidy removal, Foreign Exchange Unification, Tax and fiscal Reforms, etc 2. Infrastructural Development, like the different roads and facilities you can see for yourself, Coastal Highway, Sokoto Badagry Super Highway etc. 3. Social Investment and Youth empowerment initiatives like, Student loan schemes (NELFUND), Consumer Credit Corporations etc 4. States and local governments funding, which is visible for you to see and every state and local government which now have their autonomy (thanks to Tinubu) could take care of and provide good governance to the grassroots (which most states has failed to do but that blame somehow still goes to Tinubu because of ignorance). 5. Educational policies: how many strike have you witnessed since he became president? And how long was it? Unlike that incessant and prolonged strike, which kept most of us in school longer than necessary. I can go on and on……. No of those people you are rooting for can provide that and that is evident in the their track records while in government, that we are all familiar with.

@3ple9ine @OgarEmmaOwogeka You know, the thing is that you’re measuring success at the point of entry while I'm measuring it at the point of exit. If students graduate into unemployment with debt, then the system hasn’t helped them, it merely shifted the burden. Do you know the current unemployment rate?

@MayorrNla @OgarEmmaOwogeka I went through your pinned post and it didn't address the core issue which is are student who want to go to school able to go to school? Some of us students can testify on how our DM is now free from people asking for assistance to pay school fees since the start of NELFUND

@ESPNUK We are not taking him back sha

Alejandro Garnacho has removed all posts related to Chelsea on his TikTok and left just Man United clips 👀

@SkHarrydev @TechnicalBben Guy, from the school itself, not really, but from YouTube yes, I did learn alot, I study more by researching, and self-studying.. of course, twas to prepare for exams

@MayorrNla @TechnicalBben You didn’t learn anything useful ke

Do you know one thing that can take away your spark? "Being jobless" you stop caring about the clothes you wear and how you look, even how you carry yourself, You start ghosting people. Chomi, it's not a good place to be.

@A_raphie @MaryRoseMalomo Yeah, that one dey, but normally aside that, na for allocation purposes them take add figures, we no even smell 200m

@MayorrNla @MaryRoseMalomo I agree a lot don kpai

Right now, Tinubu is dating me and 242 million other Nigerians by force. We're tired and we want to break up with him.

In economics, when essential services become unaffordable, access declines. Not because people don’t want it, but because they can’t afford it. A system that replaces affordability with debt isn’t solving a problem, it’s redesigning it. Education should not be a liability.

So instead of affordable education which is an opportunity. We now have expensive education that leave students in Debt and Uncertainty, you'll Graduate, no job but repayment is waiting. That’s not empowerment, it's a financial trap.

UNILAG fees jumped from ₦14k–₦30k to over ₦100k–₦220k. Now student loans are being introduced as the solution. At first glance, it sounds like progress. But when you look closer you see something different, let's analyze this together like learned.

Lower inflation Stable currency Better jobs. Are Nigerians seeing this? Until growth translates to real improvement in people’s lives, it remains just a number.

Developed economies grow slower because they’re stable. Developing economies grow faster because they’re incomplete. So the comparison itself is flawed. It’s like comparing a fully built house to one still under construction.If growth is real and meaningful, you should feel it:

“Nigeria’s economy is growing faster than the US and UK”. Sounds like progress. But here’s what they’re not telling you Growth rate ≠ development. A country can grow fast and still have: High poverty Weak currency Rising cost of living

@yabaleftonline I'll make a small tread on this, if you really want to know about the illusion being sold to you, check my page

Nigeria's economy is growing faster than U.S, UK — President Tinubu’s aide, Daniel Bwala

@yabaleftonline Quoting growth rates without context is how governments sell illusions. And that's what we know tinubu and gang to always do. The US and UK grow slower because they’re already stable. Nigeria growing faster should translate to better lives so why are we not feeling the growth?

Nigerians are not just struggling, they’re being failed. Fuel prices rise, insecurity worsens, yet borrowing continues. What exactly is the plan? A government that ignores reality cannot fix it. Nigeria deserves better governance. #tinubuandgangmustgo

I wake up everyday regretting I'm born here, hating the president.

@DanielRegha My hypothesis on this boko haram issue is wild And I'm sure APC or whatever it was before APC know about this stuff. And not it has grown beyond their power, that can't control them anymore, but they also can't eradicate them cos them go spill all the secrets.

On the issue of insecurity that has led to loss of lives and properties: -Peter Obi vows to declare war on terrorism if elected president in 2027. -Atiku reiterates commitment to end insecurity as president. -Tinubu states that insecurity keeps us sleepless, vows to defeat terrorism. -El-Rufai as (Kaduna Governor) Vows to End Insecurity. Meanwhile, none is calling for the arrest of Gumi, a well-known terrorist apologist. Here are our leaders.