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When he took over, there were plans for gas power plants in Kaduna and Kano as part of the AKK project. He abandoned those and awarded the contract for Gwagwalada only. Today, he’s talking about 1,000 MW in Plateau. Tinubu clearly has no real commitment to the core North!

How can anyone realistically hope for Nigeria to improve with this kind of outrageous display from the head of a federal fire agency? This isn’t even an exaggeration, about 90% of federal fire stations reportedly lack functional fire engines, yet the agency’s leadership has the funds to acquire multiple SUVs. It’s beyond frustrating. It’s unacceptable.

When Muslims were prevented from praying at Al-Aqsa Mosque, world leaders said nothing. When they prevent Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem and the Christian Communities of the Holy Land from marking Palm Sunday at the Holy Sepulchre.  The condemnations poured in immediately. Same place. Same injustice. Different reactions. You cannot build a better world on selective outrage. Human dignity is not negotiable and it should never depend on which religion is suffering.

Tijani Gandu shall definitely be one of the musical pillars from the north that shall send Tinubu back to Lagos. Fearless contented singer

Buhari took a average debt of 9 Trillion Naira yearly while paying subsidy for 8 years, Tinubu takes 23 Trillion yearly without paying subsidy. Just imagine where this man will take us if he gets second term. @grok please confirm

Shame on you, Riley, if you still have any sense of shame. Less than two weeks ago, numerous people lost their lives in multiple bomb explosions in Maiduguri. Yet, you stayed silent, perhaps because most of the victims were Muslims. Your efforts to destabilize Nigeria will not succeed. You are a group of heartless individuals who show no regard for human lives, despite claiming to be the most civilized. Instead, you spread hatred and sow division under the guise of democracy.

Boris Johnson explains that in 1979 the Iranians paid £400 million for some tanks, but the British didn't deliver Today, adjusted for inflation and with basic rate of interest, that's a debt of around £10 billion

The Uncivilised Taliban and Boko people don’t want Girls in School;the Civilised people just bomb them.

Exactly my thought. Maybe sanctions are not all that bad. It forces nations to look inward, to rely on their local talents.

Dowman is such a special kid. Got to keep him fit for long.

Bello Turji has spent years slaughtering thousands of Muslims in Zamfara and Sokoto, yet he remains at large under the watchful eyes of the DSS. But why are we surprised? Turji is safe because he only kills Nigerians; he hasn’t committed the ultimate sin of insulting Netanyahu on X.🤐 Apparently, in this New Nigeria, a tweet is a global security threat, but a massacre is just another Tuesday. No problem at all. #FreeWaspapping #NetanyahuFirstNigeriansLater

si on comprenait un quart de la puissance que ça représente de répéter ces mots cet enchaînement 5 fois/jour quotidiennement. le propos de se sentir hypocrite vis à vis de la prière disparaîtrait. ton lien spirituel avec Dieu sera tjr exceptionnel même si tu pense rien ressentir

Abeg release our papa jare... just like you in power today, he too was once in power… He is tested today, remember that you too can be tested tomorrow. "Do people think once they say, 'We believe,' that they will be left alone and not be put to the test?" — Quran 29:2 I come in pieces ☺️♥️☺️

She is a #CancerPatient undergoing treatment at the #FMCJabi in Abuja, #Nigeria's FCT. Pls listen to her & decide how you get your message across to the politicians who are busy recruiting #CityBoys; looting for campaigns; & to finance #Glitch.🙏💔🙏

🚨 Urgent: @AbbakarAffan was reportedly detained by the DSS in Kaduna on Feb 10, 2026, with no access to family or lawyers and no formal charges! We call on human rights organizations to investigate and ensure his immediate release. Free him now! His arrest may be linked to an online post and posters of Israel’s PM Netanyahu.

Just now, my attention was drawn to the disappearance of our brother, @AbbakarAffan, who was reportedly arrested by the DSS in Kaduna on February 10, 2026, over an allegation that has yet to be disclosed to any member of his family. His lawyers has also been denied access to him while in DSS custody for proper legal counsel and defense against whatever allegation may have led to his arrest. According to my sources, he was arrested over a post he made online. It was further gathered that operatives later took him to his house, retrieved some posters of prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu (in the 2nd frame), and returned him to custody. This, as alleged, confirms that he was arrested by the operatives and is being detained without any formal legal proceedings.

_*WHEN IS TOO MUCH REALLY TOO MUCH*_ _*what we should all be worried about*_ I write this with great constraint, sadness and a profound sense of loss of faith. In the last one (1) month, three doctors lost their lives. Three members of NARD lost their lives. 1. Dr. Salome Oboyi, A Senior Registrar in the Obs and Gynae department of BHUTH Jos 2. ⁠Dr. Jamila Umar Danhassan, A Registrar in Community Medicine Department of AKTH Kano 3. ⁠Dr. Akinjobi Carrington, A House Officer in LASUTH Lagos. It would interest us all to know that this brings the number of Resident Doctors who lost their lives in the last four and a half (4 1/2) months to (10) ten. It would interest you to also know that a Resident Doctor also tested positive (and eventually tested negative for Lassa Fever) in the last 2 weeks. Will it not baffle your imagination to know that a Resident Doctor is battling for her life in a hospital in Enugu following a road traffic accident? I am angry, I am scared, I am afraid I may be next, I am awake to my own thoughts these days and a prisoner to it. Nigeria, what have we done wrong as Doctors? Life is just moving on in Nigeria as if nothing has happened. Of the 9,000 resident Doctors at the federal level and another 1,000 at the state level, 10 have lost their lives in less than 5 months. We have lost over 10,000 Resident Doctors over the last 10 years to Migration and we are on course to loose another 10,000 in the next 10 years with a net deficit of about a thousand (1,000) doctors per year. New recruitment into Residency Training has dropped by more than 40% in the last few years. Attrition rate out of Residency Training has also increased with over 4,600 doctors leaving the shores of Nigeria in 2024 alone. I am sure, Nigeria did not produce more than this number of Doctors from our medical schools in 2024. We now have more Senior Registrars than Registrars, more Senior Registrars than there are House Officers in Nigeria. Add these (now regularly regular) deaths to the statistic, we are surely heading in the wrong direction. Ten (10) is a few too many, especially in Nigeria where these 10 Doctors by population are suppose to cover at least 100,000 Nigerians with a doctor to patient ratio approaching 1:10,000. WHO recommends 1:600 to 1,000. We have approximately 25,000-30,000 Doctors currently actively practicing at various levels and strata of patient care in Nigeria. To cover our entire population, we need over 300,000 Doctors. What the above statistics mean is this. 30,000 Doctors are doing the Job that should be done by 300,000 Doctors. And off the 30,000, Resident Doctors are less than half of that. When doctors die, or any health care professional die, it is a source for worry and panic. Is this not a national crisis? Doesn’t this deserve our attention? What is killing our Doctors? What may be responsible? (not in order of priority); 1. Excess work load. 2. ⁠Lack of Motivation and under appreciation. 3. ⁠Poor Remuneration and excess outstanding monetary arrears. 4. ⁠Challenges in career progression. 5. ⁠Lack of Job satisfaction. 6. ⁠Epidemiological and natural distributions of disease entities. 7. ⁠Security challenges. 8. ⁠Inability to afford services in Nigerian Hospitals. 9. All of the above? 10. ⁠etc 10 care givers gone. 10 healers gone when they were needed the most. Why am I worried; 1. I can be next and the whole country would just move on and I become a statistic. 2. ⁠These hospitals would simply replace them with anyone alive, available and willing. And work will just continue as if… 3. ⁠The Nigerian Health Sector will just continue in its march to decline, silently. 4. ⁠Their families will never be whole again. 5. ⁠The Nigerian Government simply cares little or nothing. The next election is more valuable to Government, certainly. 6. ⁠The Nigerian People are simply too unaware, too poor, too distracted to even notice. @channelstv @seunokin @ARISEtv @tvcnewsng

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Tiring. Being an Arsenal fan is tiring.

Nigerian Doctor vs Nigerians 🇳🇬 Nigerian Doctor: Please regulate our working hours. Nigerians: Be patient. Your reward is in heaven Nigerian Doctor: We need a pay rise. Nigerians: You’re still doing better than the average Nigerian. Nigerian Doctor: We need better equipment and hospital funding. Nigerians: Manage it like that… Nigerian Doctor: We are burning out, mentally and physically. Nigerians: Doctor, you people like to complain too much. Remember, You took an Oath Nigerian Doctor: Fine, I’ll relocate to a country that values my work. Nigerians: You’re selfish, greedy, and unpatriotic Nigerian Doctor makes one mistake Nigerians: