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Rivers State Honourable Member giving out cash gifts to people on the Road

@PoliceNG_CRU @HarrisonBbi18 @TunjiDisu1 Until you have a pool of 200 thousand officers, trained and ready to deployed as replacements for these rogue officers, it's never going to get better. They just know that they won't get sacked so make it evident that you are ready to sack them for misconduct.

Dear @HarrisonBbi18 , the men involved in this unprofessional act have been identified, arrested and detained, the IGP @TunjiDisu1 have directed that the Dpo should brimg the men to Police FHQ Abuja on Monday 20th April, 2026 to interview him. #NoToImpunity

@ABUJAPLUG Its simple. His mum accessed your financial status, had a discussion with him and all planned the request. Unpopular opinion... Be careful. You may have to help from a distance. You know what I mean.

@ABUJAPLUG People read and never understood that i switched to Fraud. Lol.

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@TECNOMobileNG Ngeria 3. Morocco 1.

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@aedcelectricity @aedcelectricity whats the customers rights when they are charged at a Band A rate while receiving barely 10 to 12 hours power supply? @icpcnigeria @fccpcnigeria How are you protecting consumers rights?

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@seyilaw1 The fact that @seyilaw1 you read his post and reacted simply makes you his audience. So when you speak about his audience and their comprehension limits, you are simply one of them. Sadly this is so low of you. Whats the difference between both of you now?

This is how you stupidly quoted my post to spew nonsense. You know that before this administration, the cash withdrawal limit was N100,000, and the CBN has just changed it to N500,000. However, you are aware of your audience and their comprehension limits. It is also worth noting that you can make payments with your ATM card up to N5 Million, depending on your card type, but cash withdrawals are limited to N500,000.

@TECNOMobileNG Nigeria 5-1Mozambique

Nigeria Vs Mozambique Predict the final score!

Fellow Nigerians and friends around the world, good day. Under the leadership of H.E. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, @officialABAT, Nigeria’s population of over 240m continues to demonstrate a growing commitment to accessing quality health services and preventive tools that protect lives, reduce avoidable illness, and sustain productivity nationwide. This progress is evidenced by measurable outcomes. In Q2 2024, health facilities nationwide recorded approx. 10m hospital visits. By Q2 2025, visits exceeded 45m, representing a more than fourfold increase and reflecting increased use of essential and life saving services, particularly immunization. Once constrained by misinformation, distrust, and limited access, Nigeria’s youthful population is now achieving historic immunization coverage. Under this administration, over 25m measles doses and 22m yellow fever vaccinations have been administered, alongside Africa’s first Mpox vaccine rollout. In addition, five million children have received the pentavalent vaccine, over 10m the tetanus diphtheria vaccine through the nationwide diphtheria response, and more than 1m vaccines from the @gavi funded global stockpile have supported meningitis outbreak control in northern regions. Nigeria @NigeriaGov has taken a historic step in malaria control with the introduction of its first ever malaria vaccine. As the country bearing the world’s highest malaria burden, accounting for approx. 39.3 percent of malaria related deaths among children under five, deployment of the R21 Matrix M vaccine marks a major public health milestone. With over 97 percent of Nigerians at risk, the vaccine complements existing interventions such as insecticide treated nets and seasonal malaria chemoprevention. Rollout commenced in Bayelsa and Kebbi states, with Kebbi alone targeting 179,542 children aged five to fifteen months. Nigeria received 1m doses in total, including 846,200 from Gavi and 153,800 financed by the FG, with plans for further scale up. Nigeria is no longer defined solely by disease burden but increasingly by leadership in domestic resource mobilization and global disease control efforts. In 2025, the FG committed 54m dollars in domestic resources to the global fight against TB @StopTB and emerged as the largest African contributor to @GlobalFund, as announced at the most recent G20 meeting in Johannesburg. These gains are substantive. Sustained increases in health sector financing @Fmohnigeria across all levels of govt., covering primary infrastructure, workforce development, and vaccination campaigns, have reinforced global confidence in Nigeria as a provider of solutions. A further illustration is the drive to eliminate cervical cancer. Approx. 12,000 Nigerian women are diagnosed annually, yet the disease is preventable through early HPV vaccination. Since the Oct. 2023 launch across 15 states and the FCT, over 14m eligible girls aged 9 to 14 years have been vaccinated, representing more than 90 percent coverage. These achievements reflect deliberate sectoral reform and strengthened coordination through the Sector Wide Approach @SWApGov, aligning all tiers of govt. with development partners and NGOs. Recently, formal approval was granted for an additional 68bn naira for vaccine financing and related requirements, with funds lodged at the @NPHCDA and scheduled for release. The Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu extends beyond economic reform and infrastructure investment. It is anchored in the development of the Nigerian person and the capacity of every citizen to live a healthy, productive, and dignified life. This administration remains committed to ensuring that preventable illness and avoidable death no longer constrain the full potential of the men and women who advance our nation. Thank you, and may God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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@wyah35263 @DrJoeAbah I would suggest a blueprint-focused development plan/ strategy that is comprehensively developed. With such, every succeeding politician aligns his projects and priorities to that blueprint. Ofcourse, there must be strong systems to place to checkmate potential deviants.

@DrJoeAbah @SIgbiri Hmmmm Doc, this is a fundamental problem ohhhh. For the Politician, na me bring am come my village so that my people will say I have done something for them.

LET’S BE SERIOUS FOR A CHANGE THIS MORNING. Not every time cruise. 😀 A lot of the time, people focus on monitoring rather than evaluation. The public sector likes monitoring because it helps determine whether funds allocated to a project were actually used for that project. Was the school or hospital built at all or did people just take the money without even clearing the site? Monitoring visits are also very popular in the public sector because it is an avenue to earn duty tour allowances (and to be “warmly received” by those being monitored…if you know what I mean 😉. In the private sector, people new to working with targets will tell you that the solution to all the problems in the world is KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). Once you set key performance indicators and monitor them rigorously, everything will work. They say that that is what the public sector should adopt and all its problems would go away. However, the Nigerian public sector introduced KPIs in 1974, before many private sector consultants even knew what they were. The problem is that a private sector KPI to sell 100 crates of soft drinks or 20 insurance policies every month is not the same as a public sector KPI to deliver social protection or ensure that child adoption policies are robust. The public sector worker has to factor in lack of funds, ethnicity, religion, geopolitical balance, politics, welfare of the children, suitability of potential parents, etc, most of which the private sector worker does not have to care about. Anyway, beyond monitoring, we tend not to do enough evaluation both in the public and private sectors. Evaluation essentially asks whether the world has changed as a result of that intervention. For the public sector: Yes, we monitored and saw that you indeed dug the borehole but a year later, is there water in it? Has it reduced the incidence of waterborne diseases in the area? Because the primary purpose of going into business is to make money, the private sector tends not to care about any sort of evaluation. Yes, you met your target of selling 100 crates of ‘soft drinks’ but what is its effect on children’s teeth or on adult obesity? Nobody cares. Indeed, the more “soft drinks” you sell, the better you perform. Even when they do Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects, most of the private sector behaves much like the public sector. The joy is in the announcement that the borehole has been dug. People hardly ever go back to check whether it made a blind bit of difference. Some of the bigger philanthropies are beginning to take shape evaluation more seriously now though. The billionaire is beginning to ask whether the wealth that he has devoted to doing good is making any sort of difference. This is a good thing. Overall, when we design projects and interventions, we should design evaluations into them. It is not enough to monitor. Beyond the big announcement, we should also evaluate whether we are really making any sort of difference in the world. I am Ezemmuo. I know things.

@DrJoeAbah Sir, maybe we can leverage your exceptional and vast experience in public service to begin to drive critical conversations around impact evaluation. And also drive the readiness to restructure, terminate or discontinue certain less impactful programs, projects and activities.

Hmmm. These are very valid points. The challenge with data or evidence-based policy making is politics. How can you tell the politician not to build yet another state university in his home town just because it already has a federal university, a polytechnic and a college of education? I completely agree with your points on inter-agency data sharing and the existence of silos.

@DrJoeAbah And this has to be Government led. Its also critical for all Agencies to have some policy frameworks for retainership around critical workstreams. Inter-departmental or inter-agency transfers is implicated here. A MERL ead is transfered and suddenly, every MERL activity dies.

@DrJoeAbah Time and again, most agencies have now relinquished the responsibility of data generation, management and use to partners and supporting Organisations. We can start small. Especially with MDAs having intterdependencies. Lets start with a quarterly data review for action review.

@Iam_Lekinx I hope you really do understand the implications of this post.

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@aedcelectricity @aedcelectricity I have a quick question. Is the basis for the designation of some FCT residents as Band A still the provision of 20+ hrs per day? Or has something changed? @fccpcnigeria @icpcnigeria @NERCNG

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