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A pictorial summary of Day-1 of the ongoing #RenewedHopeYouthTour in Benin, Edo State. #Thread

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Nigeria’s primary healthcare system is recording steady and measurable progress, as highlighted in the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) Q1 2026 briefing, with renewed investments driving improved access, stronger capacity, and better service delivery across the country. Key Highlights include: - Large-scale facility upgrades: Over 4,000 Primary Health Care centres have been revitalised nationwide, improving infrastructure and service environments. - Improved sanitation standards: Upgrades now include essential water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities in PHCs. - Massive workforce training: 78,554 frontline health workers have been trained across all 774 LGAs, strengthening service delivery at community level. - Expanded skilled workforce: Over 19,000 skilled birth attendants and nearly 4,000 community health workers have been recruited. - Better maternal care support: Maternal and newborn health commodities have been distributed across all LGAs to improve safe delivery outcomes. - Strengthened immunisation coverage: HPV vaccination rollout expanded to multiple states. Malaria vaccines administered to over 1.2 million children across participating states. - Health system strengthening: Emphasis on local production of essential health commodities to reduce import dependence. - Improved access in underserved areas: Focus on hard-to-reach communities is expanding equitable healthcare delivery. - Restoring public confidence: Ongoing reforms aim to rebuild trust and encourage greater use of primary healthcare facilities.

@CHIZZY_BB I affirm

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Clear direction meets concrete action as security is strengthened with a new police academy in Ogun, consumer protection advances through decisive collaboration, clean energy powers learning in BUK and thousands of households in Ondo benefited from direct FG cash support. #TheHeadlines

Good Morning Everyone.

@CHIZZY_BB ❤️

If God wake u up this morning, drop a heart for him ❤️

The way Nigerians experience network issues is starting to change. With #TinubuGains, the telecom sector is becoming more stable, and operators are now more accountable when problems occur. Under President Tinubu @officialABAT, reforms are driving better service delivery and improved communication with users. Before, outages often came with silence. Now, there is more openness. Through uptime.com/statuspage/ncc, people can track reported faults and see estimated fix times, making the process more transparent. It’s a gradual but visible improvement. @NgComCommission @bosuntijani @FMCIDENigeria @NITDANigeria

[Newsletter 📩] – April 20, 2026. For years, farmers relied on instinct. Today, data takes the lead. With a £2.7M Earth Observation project, the Federal Government of Nigeria and European Union are redefining how Nigeria farms, plans, and grows.

@Mrbankstips Big team 💪

A 35th Bundesliga title win for Bayern Munich 🔥 Kompany doing a phenomenal job in Germany ✅

@deefuser Had 3 cut ones today alone , 2 and one points respectively.

So close again 2 cut 1….. And it’s even a point💀💀💀

Nigeria’s telecom story is being rewritten step by step. Operators are now getting clearer direction, better financial support, and improved tools to work with. Under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT, reforms are also tightening focus on transparency, accountability, and securing critical infrastructure. At the centre of #TinubuGains is a simple outcome, stronger networks, better service, and a more connected Nigeria. @3MTTNigeria @NgComCommission @bosuntijani @FMCIDENigeria @NITDANigeria

In addition, over 20 companies have now crossed the N1trillion market capitalization since the advent of the Renewed Hope administration. This significant growth represents a shift from the days when only 5-6 companies occupied this esteemed position. #BelieveInPBAT.

As Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, these were Ambassador @YusufTuggar biggest wins in my view. 1. Navigating US-Nigeria Relations: At a time of shifting global alliances and significant pressure points, Tuggar managed one of Nigeria's most consequential bilateral relationships with rare steadiness. He kept the channels open, the tone measured, and Nigeria's interests firmly on the table, no small feat in a volatile diplomatic climate. 2. Hosting the West African Economic Summit 2025 (WAES): Under his watch, Nigeria reasserted its role as the natural convener of West African affairs. WAES wasn't just a conference, it was a statement of intent: that Nigeria is ready to lead the regional conversation on trade, investment, and shared prosperity. 3. Standing Firm Across Multiple Fronts: Whether in engagements with ECOWAS neighbours, the United Kingdom, Turkey, or China, Tuggar projected a version of Nigerian diplomacy that was assertive without being abrasive. He understood that Nigeria's size and strategic weight must translate into leverage, and he used it. 4. Implementing the 4D-Doctrine: His signature foreign policy framework, built around Democracy, Development, Demography, and Diaspora, gave Nigeria's diplomatic posture a coherent ideological spine for the first time in years. It shaped how his ministry engaged with partners across the globe, and Nigeria has been better for this. These are my top picks. Did I miss any? Drop your thoughts in the comments 👇🏾 — Engr. Martin Okorowu.

#TheHeadlines | Friday, April 17th, 2026 - ITF, CTIN to Train 100,000 Artisans Under Landmark Construction Skills Programme - FG Trains, Empower 100 Youths In Culinary, Hospitality Skills To Boost Employment - FG Inaugurates @NEMSA_Nigeria Board, Declares Zero Tolerance for Substandard Materials - FG, EU Launch £2.7m Earth Observation Project to Transform Agriculture TGIF🎉

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“₦30m Tax on ₦100m? The Truth Nigerians Need to Hear!” #YourVoice Crew sits down with Femi Olarinde, Head of Fiscal & Tax Reforms Implementation @NigeriaRevenue; to break the silence on viral tax claims, hidden truths behind the new laws, and what it really means for everyday Nigerians. From transfer narrations controversy to real benefits for the common man, plus the inside story on the shift from FIRS to @NigeriaRevenue and Dr. Zaach Adedeji major wins, nothing was off the table. Watch the full video, this conversation changes everything you think you know about taxes in Nigeria. Host: @Diorthecurator || Producer: @DavidsOffor || DOP: @walekazm

Let me say it the way it should be said. After listening to Atiku Abubakar, one thing should be very clear to anybody who understands politics beyond social media noise. Who advised Peter Obi to make that move? Because this is not how serious politics is played. You don’t leave a party where you are the undisputed face, where the structure bends around you, where your name is the engine, and then you walk into another arrangement where you now have to start negotiating relevance again. For what exactly? Hope? Sentiment? Public sympathy? Politics does not reward that kind of thinking. If there is no hard agreement that he becomes the flag bearer under the African Democratic Congress, then let us stop pretending. That move is a blunder. A complete misreading of how power works. Because the people you are meeting there are not your fans. They are politicians. They have their own ambitions. Their own calculations. Their own plans. Nobody is waiting to hand over anything to anybody. So again, I ask, and I want a clear answer, not emotional defense: Was there a deal? Because if there is no deal, then what we are looking at is not strategy. It is political carelessness. And in this game, carelessness is punished mercilessly.

Alleged N33.8b Fraud: Mamman Fails to File Final Written Address Proceedings were stalled in the trial of the former Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman on Thursday, April 16, 2026 as he could not file his final written address before Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court, Maitama, Abuja. Mamman is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC on a 12-count charge, bordering on money laundering to the tune of N33,804,830,503.73 (Thirty-three Billion, Eight Hundred and Four Million, Eight Hundred and Thirty Thousand, Five Hundred and Three Naira, Seventy-three Kobo). At Thursday’s proceeding which was for adoption of final written addresses, Mamman through his counsel Femi Atteh, SAN, acknowledged the receipt of the final written address of the prosecution but drew the court’s attention to his motion filed on April 1, 2026 seeking for extension of time to enable him file his own final written address. With no objection from the prosecution counsel, Rotimi Oyedepo, SAN, the court obliged him. Justice Omotosho adjourned the matter till April 23, 2026 for adoption of final written addresses.

Kaduna State Governor, Senator @UbaSaniUS, CON has approved the release of N4.289 billion for the payment of pension entitlements, gratuities, and death benefits to retired civil servants and families of deceased workers across State and Local Government services. The payment covers obligations under both the Contributory Pension Scheme (Accrued Rights) and the Defined Benefit Scheme (Death Benefits and Gratuities). This intervention reflects Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to the welfare, dignity, and financial security of senior citizens, while also addressing pension backlogs and restoring trust in the system. With this latest disbursement, the total amount paid since the inception of the current administration has reached N17.796 billion, benefiting no fewer than 8,344 retirees and families of deceased workers. The initiative is part of broader reforms aimed at promoting fiscal discipline, enhancing transparency, and ensuring the sustainability and timely settlement of pension obligations. #WorkingForKaduna