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ASUU strike durations by administration: — Obasanjo (1999–2007) — 18 months — Yar’Adua (2007–2010) — 4 months — Jonathan (2010–2015) — 13 months — Buhari (2015–2023) — 21 months — Tinubu (2023–present) — 9 days

Whenever they say Peter obi is not a criminal. Just show them this video. PETER OBI IS A CRIMINAL

Kaduna- Kano- Maradi Railway Project: 3rd Visit. 2: Work is progressing well guys. 3: we are closing to 70% completion. 4: Target: December 2026 completion @babapronto @MinTransportNG @AkinDare_ @tunderahmanu @TheTope_Ajayi @Onsogbu @Yeribaaba @Better_Kaduna @bibabash @AligoEnergies @FlourishBodman @BlareGafar @juwonbeyioku @MODEPADA1 @talk2wittyone @BMB1_Official @Ahmardhassann @_baffa__ @Ogbonna_Amanze @babaireayo @EkoReporter @HBMayana_ @TinubuPikin @Onise_iyanu @iamAhmadOlolu @tobbiematthew @fullybatified

@TaiwoOlaniyi62 @Taketimetorebu @panther_wakanda @aonanuga1956 See Yr own brain full of sawdust.

@Taketimetorebu @TopeMakee @panther_wakanda @aonanuga1956 Wetin this mumu dey talk abeg . Person wey no get anything for brain

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE PRESIDENT TINUBU ASSURES ON RESCUE OF KIDNAPPED VICTIMS IN OYO STATE, CONDEMNS REPORTED KILLING OF ABDUCTED TEACHER President Bola Tinubu has condemned as barbaric the reported killing of one of the abducted teachers from the Esiele community in Oyo State, while the rescue operation is underway. Bandits invaded the Esiele community in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State last Friday. They abducted staff, students, and pupils of Community Grammar School, Baptist Nursery and Primary School and L.A. Primary School. Security operatives are working around the clock to rescue the victims and apprehend the bandits and their collaborators within the community. President Tinubu sympathised with Governor Seyi Makinde, the government, and the people of Oyo State for the unfortunate incident and assured them that the federal government will collaborate with the state government to rescue the victims. "I am saddened by the reported killing of one of the teachers kidnapped by the gunmen who invaded the community. I sympathise with Governor Seyi Makinde and commend the steps he has taken on the matter. I sympathise with the families of the kidnapped victims. "The Federal Government is working with the Oyo State government to rescue all the victims. I commend the Inspector-General of Police and the Commissioners of Police in Oyo and Kwara States for their quick intervention and the deployment of a tactical and the Intelligence Response Team (IRT) team to rescue the victims. "The IGP, following my instructions, is personally leading the tech-driven operation. We expect a breakthrough soon. The bandits and all their local collaborators will be fished out and made to face the full wrath of the law. "Cases of kidnapping further make imperative the establishment of state police to man some of our underserved areas. The National Assembly should accelerate the enactment of the law creating state police", the President said. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy) May 18, 2026

@Taketimetorebu @panther_wakanda @aonanuga1956 @TaiwoOlaniyi62 How was d killing of innocent pple by ipob in d Southeast stopped?? It took time, but it was stopped. So as dis it will definitely be stopped.

@panther_wakanda @aonanuga1956 @TaiwoOlaniyi62 lmao 🫵🏿😂 shebi we tell you say Una go cry tire 😂😂😂

So I can relocate to Osun and be working 9-5 in Lagos. Join train 7:00am in Osun and be in Lagos 7:30am. Close 5:00pm in Lagos join train and be back in Osun 6:00pm. This Southwest rail operating and track license will connect Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti through a 44-city rail network.

Nigeria’s Mining Revolution is Here. For decades, Nigeria’s solid minerals sector remained a sleeping giant—rich in lithium, gold, limestone, bitumen, and rare earth metals, yet held back by illegal mining, insecurity, low processing capacity, and weak investor confidence. But under the Tinubu administration, that story is changing—fast. $2.6 billion in FDI attracted in just 30 months Lithium processing prioritized to meet global EV demand Strategic partnerships with the U.S., UK, and Saudi Arabia Shift from raw export to local beneficiation and refining Tinubu’s mining reforms are turning Nigeria into a critical minerals hub—and the world is taking notice. The future of our economy isn't just oil. It's lithium, gold, and grit.

𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐅𝐄𝐃𝐄𝐑𝐀𝐋 𝐆𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐍𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐖𝐄𝐋𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐄𝐒 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐔𝐏𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐃𝐄 𝐎𝐅 𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐀’𝐒 𝐒𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐄𝐈𝐆𝐍 𝐂𝐑𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐓 𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐁𝐘 𝐒&𝐏 𝐆𝐋𝐎𝐁𝐀𝐋 𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 The Federal Government welcomes the decision by S&P Global Ratings to upgrade Nigeria’s sovereign credit rating from ‘B-’ to ‘B’ with a Stable Outlook. This latest upgrade by S&P follows similar positive rating actions in 2025 by Fitch Ratings and Moody's Ratings. It further reinforces growing international confidence in Nigeria’s economic reform trajectory, policy consistency, and medium-term growth prospects. These independent assessments collectively affirm that the difficult but necessary reforms undertaken under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, are yielding measurable results and laying the foundation for a more stable, transparent, and resilient economy. In particular, S&P highlighted improvements in Nigeria’s external position, stronger balance of payments dynamics, increased oil production, expanding domestic refining and export capacity, and the sustained implementation of key macroeconomic reforms including foreign exchange market liberalisation. The agency also recognised ongoing fiscal reforms aimed at broadening the tax base, improving public revenue mobilisation, enhancing fiscal transparency, and strengthening debt sustainability. Notably, Nigeria’s debt-to-revenue ratio has improved significantly since 2023 and is projected to decline further as reforms continue to mature. The upgrades by Fitch, Moody’s, and now S&P send a strong signal to global investors, development partners, financial markets, and the international business community that Nigeria is regaining macroeconomic credibility and restoring confidence in the management of its economy. The government remains firmly committed to prudent fiscal management, macroeconomic stability, and structural reforms that promote inclusive and sustainable growth. We have maintained our position against the reintroduction of inefficient fuel subsidies which historically created significant fiscal distortions, incentivised smuggling, weakened foreign exchange liquidity, and diverted scarce public resources away from critical national priorities. We remain committed to a market-driven economy anchored on transparency, competition, and effective regulatory oversight. Accordingly, the Federal Government will continue to uphold policies that support free enterprise, respect private investment, and provide a stable and predictable environment for businesses and investors to thrive. While these positive ratings developments are encouraging, we recognise that the work ahead remains substantial. We are focused on addressing inflationary pressures, improving food security, expanding decent job opportunities, and ensuring that economic growth translates into meaningful and inclusive prosperity for all Nigerians. The Federal, States and Local Governments will continue to implement reforms with discipline, pragmatism, and compassion while maintaining close engagement with citizens and all stakeholders. The Federal Government appreciates the resilience, patience, and support of Nigerians in this reform journey. The improving outlook from leading global rating agencies will further position our country to attract investments and and enhance the country's ability to secure financing on more favourable terms. We are strengthened in our resolve to build a stronger economy that is globally competitive, fiscally sustainable, and works for all Nigerians. 𝐓𝐚𝐢𝐰𝐨 𝐎𝐲𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐥𝐞 𝘏𝘰𝘯𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘣𝘭𝘦 𝘔𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘰𝘧 𝘍𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘦 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘊𝘰𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘔𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘌𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘰𝘮𝘺 𝘍𝘦𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘭 𝘙𝘦𝘱𝘶𝘣𝘭𝘪𝘤 𝘰𝘧 𝘕𝘪𝘨𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘢

President Tinubu walked into the Africa CEO Forum this week and owned it. For context, the event is not a diplomatic courtesy call. It is the room where Africa’s most significant investment decisions begin. Mr President told the continent’s most powerful decision makers that Africa cannot build scale by looking outward first. That the continent must invest in itself. Trade with itself. Build its own corridors. Back its own businesses. And he closed with a line that the room did not expect from a Nigerian president on a stage this significant. Africa’s future will not be handed to us. We must build it, own it, and defend it together. This week Trump and Xi were in Beijing negotiating the future of global trade but President Tinubu stole the headlines. 👏🏿🇳🇬🌍 Follow The African Brief on WhatsApp. Link in bio.

IBOS IN LAGOS GIVE APC CONDITION "Ahead of the 2027 general election, Ibos in Lagos have warned the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) that they will not support or vote for the party unless their demands are fulfilled. According to reports from early 2026, Ibo community leaders and stakeholders in Lagos have been actively engaging with the APC regarding their representation and status in the state ahead of upcoming elections. A few weeks ago, Ibo residents in Lagos appealed to the APC Lagos State Chapter to be given tickets to contest House of Representatives seats in 3 Federal Constituencies. They assured that their full support for the party would extend to both the gubernatorial and presidential elections. In a communique issued after a Ndigbo Stakeholders meeting—which included community leaders, professionals, youth, and women leaders—call for political inclusion, they requested tickets to contest the Federal Constituencies of AJEROMI-IFELODUN , AMUWO-ODOFIN, AND OSHODI-ISOLO They assert that for decades, the ruling party in the state has consistently excluded Ibo candidates from its Federal House of Representatives tickets in Ajeromi-Ifelodun, Amuwo-Odofin, and Oshodi-Isolo, despite Ibos being a major voting bloc and mainly residents in the area. This ongoing exclusion conveys a negative message, suggesting that Ibo loyalty and contributions are disregarded, and many now see it as deliberate neglect or even hostility from party leaders. They argue that such political sidelining undermines national unity, fosters voter apathy, and creates unhealthy suspicion within Lagos and Nigeria. They humbly appeal to the APC National Working Committee, the APC Lagos State Chapter, and the Governor’s Advisory Council to, in the interest of justice, fairness, and national cohesion, allocate the 2027 House of Representatives seats for these constituencies to credible Ibo candidates. Doing so would dispel ethnicity-based doubts, affirm APC’s national character, and strengthen Ndigbo’s trust and commitment to the party and government. This is not a plea for tokenism but a call for fairness. Many qualified Ibo APC members in these areas are capable of winning elections and representing all residents inclusively,” the statement dated April 23, 2026, states." MY COMMENTS: Enikuure eyin Asiwèrè won yi. You want to have THREE (3) OUT OF TEN (10) HoR Seats for Lagos. Only IBOS? What about the Urhobos, Isokos, Edos, Hausas, Ijaws, Ibibios, Idomas, Fulanis and the many other Non-Yoruba people living in Lagos? We should give them one slot each and Yoruba be zero or those people don't matter. It is all about IBO. ÀRÁ ma san pa yin ni. Very stupid!!!! 1. Can the Ibo APC members in Kano tell us to whom they submitted the same letter and request in Kano State? At least the Ibos have a huge population in Sabon Gari for example,. can't they demand tickets for COUNCILLORSHIP at least? 2 Can the Ibo APC members in Edo, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Benue and even Rivers States tell us to whom they submitted the same letter and request in those States? In Delta State for example an Ibo man from Awka Anambra State who lives in Asaba and has an APC membership card should be able to contest from House of Assembly Asaba is Ibo just as Awka is also Ibo. 3. Can the Imo APC show us evidence of ONE IBO from Uwani in Enugu who has been given ticket to contest anything in Imo state? 4. Can the Ibos explain to is why this One Nigeria DIVERSITY AND INCLUCIVITY must be practicable only in Lagos and Yoruba land. This is a very important question. It will do you like Kanayo O Kanayo atrocious home videos by the time the whole thing is set Nonsense!!!!. #YorubaRonu #ThinkYorubaFirst #WeHaveMissedRoad © Adedamola Adetayo 15 May 2026

I sent 2 clips of Tinubu and 2 of the best Obi clips to one of my white friends in the US and 2 of our Asian friends in Shenzhen. I asked them to tell me who they think is smart. Guess what, they all think the Obi clip is doctored, they said no one can be that unintelligent.

NIGERIA - SIEMENS ELECTRICITY: where are we: 1: August 31,2018, the Presidential Power Initiative @fgnpcppi was conceived during a meeting between the then President of Nigeria @MBuhari and the former German Chancellor, Angela Merkel. 2: Objective: The PPI was conceived as a three-Phase initiative to rehabilitate & expand the electricity grid through improved generation, transmission and distribution with Siemens as the Technical partner. 3: To provide 25GW power generation at a cost of $2.3 billion. -(a): In addition, President @officialABAT also approved $328 million EPC & F contract with China Marchinery Engineering. -(b): They will deal with rehabilitation and constructing a new 330KV and 132KV transmission lines under Phase 1 of the PPI. 4: LOAN status as at 2018-2019: -(a): Germany will provide 85% via their banks as loan to Nigeria, while Nigeria will provide 15% via Finance Ministry. -(a): Repayment from Discos & TCN. 5: IMPLEMENTATION so far: -(a): Upgrading 105 substations, constructing 70 new substations -(b): Distribution: 10,224 distribution lines; 579 distribution line projects, 56km transmission line and 10 mobile transformers. -(c): Ajah, Okene, Amukpe, Potiskum, Apo, Ihovbor transmission substations. -(d): 700MW has been added to Nigeria’s transmission capacity. 6: Question: is the Project still going on? Answer: -(a): the project suffered from Covid-19 and delayed in shipping of materials as well as funding bureaucracy from lenders as we have 10 financial institutions involved and a credit Insurance firm, Euler Hermes. -(b): the President @officialABAT called his counter part in Germany to remove all the bottlenecks. -(c): THEREFORE, the PROJECT is going on well. The long term goal of 11,000MW of Phases 1 and 2 will be MET. 7: COMPLETION DATE: major substations will be commissioned by December 2026. 8: OVERALL COMPLETION DATE: -(a): Completion period has been shifted from 2025 to 2030. 9: Question: WILL DisCOs benefit? Answer: yes, in terms of Infrastructure Upgrades: -(a): This project will replace and upgrade thousands of 33KV and 11KV, with over 6000 transformers earmarked for improvement to boost DisCos capacity. -(b): Grid optimization: 22,000 kilometers of distribution lines would be available for DisCos to take on more electricity from The transmission network. -(c): PPI directly targets the enhancement of existing injection substations within the DisCos networks 10: JOBS CREATION: 11,000 jobs created so far. 11: Training Facility: 6,000 Nigerians will be trained. @NaptinNigeria @NEMSA_Nigeria @nbetnigeria @EngrPrince26 @crestworld @olamide1one @JovOrseer @TopClean92 @ndphconline @FuturePOTN @Engr_hauwerh @EnergyReformsNG @Jaybraj1 @EUinNigeria @KennyAnuwe @fayosfola @MinimalOnline22 @Osaro001 @osazenoo @Jaybraj1 @BenedictAdeyem3 @greatkumah @Ayoola770134 @Mario9jaa @Big_marvis @Ade__mideee @IdowuMidas44495 @Midatlblog @chigozie010204 @richestfigo @OLAWALERIC67858 @AdelajaAdeoye @Tony4PBAT @horlanrewajunu1 @TheOgbeniOpa @HrhSeyi @confindence24 @theaniserepeter

"​I decided to be audacious with infrastructure, things that people planned 47 years, 45 years back and they couldn't do. I embark upon that. Open 800 kilometers of waterfront road, Calabar Coastal Road, so that I can create opportunity for those who will stay in and enjoy tourism in Nigeria. It's a beautiful country if you know how to use it." — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the Africa CEO Forum Me: What will I gain if I leave this visionary man and support a minimalist?

The more I listen to President Tinubu speak on Africa, the more I understand why some people are genuinely uncomfortable with him beyond ordinary politics. The man is not speaking like someone chasing social media applause or emotional claps from angry citizens. He is actually talking like someone who understands power, economics, history and the systems that have kept Africa mentally and financially dependent for generations. When he said Africa cannot continue being a “price-taker” on its own resources, that line hit me personally because that has been the tragedy of this continent for decades. Africa holds about 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, yet contributes less than 3% to global manufacturing output. Think about that deeply. We own the raw materials but others control the processing, pricing, shipping, exchanges and profits. Africa exports crude oil and imports refined fuel. Africa exports cocoa and imports expensive chocolate. Africa exports lithium and cobalt, then buys back batteries and electronics at premium prices from countries that barely have those resources naturally. Somewhere along the line, Africans became workers inside a system designed for others to remain owners. And the painful part is that many Africans themselves are comfortable with this structure. They complain about colonialism every day but panic anytime an African leader starts talking about African-controlled systems, African commodity exchanges, African currencies and African bargaining power. One foreign rating agency coughs and African elites start shaking immediately. Tinubu saying “Why don’t you start one?” when asked about Africa building its own exchange platform is exactly the kind of mindset this continent has lacked for years. Direct. Bold. Unapologetic. No begging. No victim mentality. People don’t realize that commodity exchanges are part of how global power is controlled. London, New York and Chicago help determine prices for resources produced in Africa while intra-African trade still struggles below 20%. That is structural dependence. This is why I laugh whenever some Nigerians reduce Tinubu to ordinary local politics and Twitter insults. While many politicians are still trapped inside “Nigeria is finished” speeches every week, Tinubu is discussing industrialization, African markets, manufacturing, commodity exchanges and continental economic influence with global investors and African leaders. That conversation is bigger than local politics. Honestly, many people attacking him do not even know that they are defending the same dependency structure that has kept Africa weak for decades. Some Africans trust foreign validation more than they trust their own continent. That inferiority complex is one of Africa’s biggest problems. Africa can never become powerful while exporting raw materials cheaply and importing finished products at expensive prices. Africa can never negotiate from strength while Africans themselves do not believe in African-owned institutions. For the first time in a long while, I am hearing a Nigerian President stand confidently on international stages and speak less like a local politician and more like somebody thinking about the future economic power of Africa itself. I'm so happy to say that Nigeria is in safe hands with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu!!

@Cpthemonarch1 @DeeOneAyekooto He is trader like obi, like leader like supporter. U go say school na scam, u can neva comprehend wat PBAT @ dat summit.

@DeeOneAyekooto Oh God… How did this man manage to become the President of Nigeria? Only thing he can boast of right now is using his ruthlessness to bring in governors to his fold… Nothing meaningful! 😅😔😣

"To ensure food sovereignty in Nigeria, I have over 6,000 zones of mechanisation in Nigeria. And we are building infrastructures like Sokoto-Badagry Super Highway that will connect from Sokoto to Benin Republic, to Ghana using locally made concrete from Dangote and BUA....."

In the midst and month of intense political activities back home, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu @officialABAT remains admirably focused on governance, engaging global partners for the benefit of Nigeria and Nigerians. His opponents are having sleepless nights with ‘zoning’ and fake ‘one-term’ promises, running around like headless chickens.

What’s the point of touring the country to “listen to problems” you have no capacity to solve from Abuja? Most of the issues in local communities fall under the jurisdiction of the 774 local governments and state governments. Governance works best when responsibilities are handled at the level closest to the people, not when everything is centralized around the President. Now it obvious why you weakened local government structures as Governor. If you don’t understand the role each tier of government is supposed to play, you’ll keep campaigning on problems you were never meant to solve directly.

Inspiring conversation with H.E. President Tinubu @OfficialABAT and Nigerian leadership on our shared development agenda. @IFC_org is advancing a PPP infrastructure pipeline to help address Nigeria’s $14B annual urban infrastructure gap, completed a landmark cross-currency swap with the Central Bank of Nigeria, and is expanding local currency solutions to support MSME growth. IFC is also accelerating energy access under @WorldBankGroup's #Mission300 by backing mini-grid and solar developers. Next on the agenda: water and land transportation projects to strengthen regional connectivity between Nigeria and its neighbours. Proud of what this partnership is delivering for jobs, infrastructure, and inclusive growth in #Nigeria. #ACF26

@Cpthemonarch1 @DeeOneAyekooto Na this intellect person wan compare to Obi 😭 Man is not even reading from books oo

You can not buy this sort of knowledge and critical thinking, it is simply inbuilt. President Tinubu is an extremely visionary leader. Little wonder why Nigeria has achieved such a milestone in less than 3years of his administration!! Nigeria is rising under President Tinubu ❤️❤️