The Captain

@LordOyekunle @Usmanashafe Okay, I think he’s interested, but even if he supports a particular candidate, he shouldn’t be too obvious about it.

@afobaba24 @Usmanashafe I am yet to believe the Olubadan is interested in who becomes the Governor, but if that is the reality, it is sardonic.

“I am going to anywhere Olubadan is going, nobody is bigger than Olubadan in politics” Saheed Osupa

@yabaleftonline Food initiative Saheed. Food for AI era. Okay

Nollywood star Saidi Balogun campaigning for Tinubu.

@Hon_Jesugbemi This is the issue with godfatherism. Let adelabu, teslim and sharafa contest for primary election and then the party can support the winner but no, one man will just choose one person and all of them will follow.

Just In: Adelabu, Ajimobi, and Folarin were notably absent as Oba Sharafadeen Alli and his running mate arrived for their declaration.

@Usmanashafe Na olubadan go give you food

@CHULLY1010 I’m still waiting for someone to tell me they voted for a particular candidate just because of a Nollywood actor.

Saheed Balogun at Renewed Hope walk in support of President Tinubu

@lindaikeji If Nigeria’s aviation authorities permit it, airlines will follow suit. The way airlines treat you in your country is largely shaped by your country’s aviation regulations. The responsibility ultimately lies with your country.

“Egypt Air is a terrible airline especially for Nigerians. They refused to let me check in saying if I don’t have a resident permit in Spain (where I am going to), I must book a return ticket with them” — Lady calls out EgyptAir.

@dmightyangel @akinalabi Very undemocratic party. You never do primary election, you Dey declare person.

"Oselu Ipinle Oyo ti ti APC Vs Nobody...."🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oloye @akinalabi

@Usmanashafe Which kind nonsense this fool Dey talk. This country don spoil finish oo

It seems like she’s directing this sub to someone I don’t think it’s just a random crash out 😂

@CHULLY1010 Nothing interesting about public schools especially state public schools, Federal Government Schools is even managable.

If money isn’t an issue, would you still allow your children to attend a public school?

@TENIBEGILOJU202 Oga post abeg Na you know

SOWORE DON BUY BIGGEST MARKET WEY PASS HIM. Na for Peter Obi he dey get mouth, I dare him to reply vdm now. I double dare him.

@DHKRULLAH If you no enter uk with MSc, you fit get full license? People enter uk with skilled worker visa with their degree. How many people entered uk for just having drivers license from their home country?

“Full UK driving licence is more valuable than your MSc degree” I mean has your degree certificate got you a job?

@kusssman @DAMIADENUGA Sowore submitted his Nigerian passport but still cannot leave Nigeria, despite being a U.S. citizen. I stand to be corrected

Someone like him cannot have one passport , he go drop their green kpali for them 😭

@dranthoniaeddo This is such a ridiculous comparison. Even a British will leave Uk to Nigeria for 17m a month

N17 Million Naira in Lagos or £1700 in London monthly salary Which one would you choose !

@dammiedammie35 Sango ota ni. Mr airport.

Omoh! Where’s this place ? 💔

@mamuzoadums BTS movie, uk Over sabi aunty, uk This and that movie , uk Still yet, uk people are stingy.

UK based Nigerians stingy but they sent 10 billion more. UK based Nigerians still keep contact with their Nigeria friends and people they know. The American ones go just change contact and send only their immediate family their new number. Yet na UK people stingy.

@instablog9ja @TrafficChiefNG 1. Jamb remitted 20zillion 2. Customs remitted 20dillion They are remitted money just to praise the administration Where the money?

Nigeria Debt Rises To N159.28trn As Each Nigerian Owes About N724,000 Nigeria’s total public debt has climbed to N159.28 trillion as of December 31, 2025, translating to an average burden of about N724,000 per citizen, according to data from the Debt Management Office (DMO). The increase reflects a steady rise in the country’s debt profile, largely driven by higher domestic borrowing. The figure does not include the recently approved N8.3 trillion loan from the United Arab Emirates and UK Export Finance, indicating that total debt may increase further. With an estimated population of 220 million, the data suggests each Nigerian carries a significant share of the national debt. The debt rose from N153.29 trillion in September 2025 to N159.28 trillion in December 2025, representing a quarterly increase of N5.98 trillion (3.9%). On a year-on-year basis, it grew by N14.61 trillion (10.1%) from N144.67 trillion recorded in December 2024. In dollar terms, it increased from $103.94 billion to $110.97 billion. Domestic debt remains the largest component, accounting for 53.27% of the total at N84.85 trillion. The Federal Government holds N80.49 trillion, while states and the FCT account for N4.36 trillion, highlighting reliance on local borrowing. External debt stood at N74.43 trillion (46.73%), rising from previous periods. In dollar terms, it reached $51.86 billion, with the Federal Government responsible for N66.27 trillion and states and the FCT N8.16 trillion. The rising debt profile has raised concerns over fiscal sustainability, especially amid growing debt servicing obligations. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) projects the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio to reach about 34% by 2026, reflecting continued borrowing relative to economic output.

@dammiedammie35 Una build fine fine pitches for lsland without safe box.

“These are images of the guy that st0le the phones last night as obtained from CCTV. Pictures are not sharp but those who know him can identify him. There's another 1 milli0n naira for anyone with useful tips on his name and location” - Okey Bakasi says

@jidesanwoolu @kayodeteslim This is really a good initiative, it will create jobs and help transportation. But make Una try reduce agbero for Lagos, it’s gives me PTSD, I am being serious, I always have panic attack when I see touts and aggressive people.

We have received a new set of 24-car trains to strengthen the Lagos Red Line fleet. This will improve capacity, reduce wait times and make daily commuting easier for Lagosians. We remain focused on building a transport system that is efficient and reliable for everyone. That is still our goal.