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@NTANewsNow Lack of ideas. U were campaigning to fix the country, almost 1yr in u HV made it worse than u met it. The only thing remaining is to be sharing grains, will dey eat grains alone. Mk d country work if u don't know wat to do step down.stop wasting our time

Who is more democratic? RT for Abacha Like for NADECO

Sule Lamido exposed how Tinubu and his family worked with IBB, supported annulment of June 12, and betrayed the struggle by eating from both sides.

Let This Video Clip Be Shared Wildly.Let APC Government Be Judged By Their Words.

Like Peter Obi said, when the history books are written, Abacha will be remembered as seemingly more democratic and more respectful of human rights than Bola Tinubu. The so-called champion of activism.

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Tinubu led FG is oweing Power Generation company 3.3 trillion Naira and this is why Power supply has been Epileptic in the last few days Instead of Tinubu to look for Solution to this mess he’s busy sharing bag of rice and deep freezer to Nigerians that does not even amount to 1% of the population of Nigeria Tinubu is not interested in Governance so we are kicking him out of office in 2027 RT if you are with me

@ojoolawa @renoomokri How many states hv d capacity to generate. To generate electricity at least hydropower u need dam, is it every state's DAT hv large body of water to dam and generate enough electricity, except u want to run gas electricity plant or etc. I think power should be federal government

@renoomokri FG as given state and LG autonomy to have their own power plants, but unfortunately many states don't even care, also we must be ready to pay for the bills as citizens

This fellow lives in Canada, a country I've been to multiple times. In Canada, is it the Canadian central government that provides electricity? No. Electricity in Canada is provided by the private sector and the states (provinces). In Western nations that have solved their power challenges, it is the private sector and provincial governments (states and local governments) that have led the process. This is exactly what President Tinubu wants to replicate in Nigeria. Already, power generation in Nigeria is privatised. The Federal Government does not generate power. Almost all power in Nigeria is generated by either the private sector or the states. For example, Olorunsogo Power Plant and Omotosho I Power Plant have been privatised and are now owned by Dr Adedeji Adeleke, Davido's father. Other power plants, like Geregu, are also privately owned. Until late last year, it was owned by Femi Otedola. The Nigerian Federal Government, like other central governments, such as those of the United Kingdom and the United States, does not have the capacity to run successful power-generating companies because it is not the business of government to be in business. That is why, since the Nigerian power sector was privatised on November 1, 2013, the Ministry of Power's budget has significantly decreased. The role of government is to regulate the sector. And that is being done through the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. It is only the Transmission Grid that is publicly owned, and even that is scheduled for privatisation. But even at that, the grid can only transmit what is generated. The main challenge of power generation in Nigeria is that many Nigerians expect power without paying electricity bills, which has seriously dampened investor confidence in the sector. Privately owned power-generating companies are owed trillions by consumers. Please fact-check me. And they even face power theft through illegal connections. Nigeria has one of the world's worst, if not the absolute worst, records of electricity bill collection. It may surprise you to note that a huge number of persons in prisons in Nigeria are there for beating up electricity bill collectors, bypassing meters, and assaulting technicians sent to disconnect them after repeatedly refusing to pay their bills. In light of this, how can private funds spent by Seyi Tinubu on his personal initiative, the City Boy Movement, be blamed for the state of electricity in Nigeria? After all, the President has created the enabling environment for states to get involved in the power sector, and as Governor of Lagos, he pioneered Nigeria's first State Government-owned Independent Power Projects, having built: Alausa Independent Power Plant (10.4 Mw) Akute Independent Power Plant (12.55Mw) Lagos Island 1&2 Independent Power Plant (10Mw) Mainland Independent Power Plant (8.8Mw) Lekki Peninsula Integrated Power Project (6Mw) Island IPP located in Marina (10MW) All these and other projects were built by the Bola Tinubu Lagos State Government, in partnership with the private sector, although some were completed by his predecessors, and they have resulted in Lagos's economy being 12 times larger than it was in 1991, when it stopped being Nigeria's capital. I know it is easier to just criticise blindly and insult than to engage in criticism thinking, but please, when we want to be critical, we must understand the industry and sector we are criticising, and not just speak from the grandstand. Reno Omokri Ambassador Designate to Mexico. Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #TableShaker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hodophile. Hollywood Magazine Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Influencer of the Year, 2022. 21st Most Talked About Person in Africa, 2024.

@PerignomDon @Ibk200 @renoomokri @Olajide64 The problem is not Nigerians, the problem is running a very porous system. U think those in US won't to bypass if dey can. Build a functional system Nigerians won't hv issue Dan to comply. Hv u thought about it, is it DAT we don't have Nigerians in US, r dey bypassing meters, No

@PerignomDon @Ibk200 @renoomokri @Olajide64 How hv advance world been able to eradicate bypass. U think if they are able to bypass they won't bypass. U set checks in place, people will naturally comply. If ur system is porous people will naturally want to beat the situation. So don't always blame citizens

@Ibk200 @renoomokri @Olajide64 -y without paying by bypassing meters. 50% of the population are looking for ways to bypass and like 20% do it successfully. Those who cry about Nigeria’s situations are the best examples of those who wake up and sleep daily fucking up Nigeria from top to bottom… hypocrites!!!!

@Updateboyx @itzurboiiiii Gross salary is 197k for lecturer 2. He collected salary advance of 33k, tax deduction going to government is 18k, contributory pension 8k. How much is a lecturer 2 earning on federal university.

$200 million to build a church yet lecturers in his university are being paid #133k monthly. It is well.

@TXNX_xn @AsakyGRN Government provides enabling environnement. But is Nigeria today livable.

@AsakyGRN Factories in the UK are not built by the government…naturally Nigerians no wan work …(this whole joblessness in naij) Na comfortable excuse to avoid reality

Aerial view of the massive Winners Ark auditorium being built by David Oyedepo inside Canaanland expected to be dedicated in 2026. The project is estimated to cost over ₦160 billion (about $200 million), making it one of the most expensive church auditoriums ever built.

@NuellCrypt @Akomolafejames1 @AmadiSinachii @AsakyGRN @grok Government built enabling environnement first and structured dere country in the path of success. Private investors came in seeing prospect. People won't bring dere money into a country that is suffering BokoHaram crisis

@Akomolafejames1 @AmadiSinachii @AsakyGRN @grok was it just the government that built Dubai or individual contributions were part of it ?

@SmokewitMenduza @AsakyGRN Pastors r actually not God. If a private citizen like Adeleke donates to a church, it is actually is personal decision and it is his personal money, we should not rebuke them. I think u HV d mind to do d things u stated, I pray God gives you the money to do it.

I’m not saying is the responsibility of the pastors but our people make them God and believe they have nothing to offer the poor,, I have seen Adeleke where he donated 1 billion to a church chai instead he should build a working place like tailor hair dressing, footwear companies with a lot of equipment if they are doing this one by one this country will see their impact, nah why those musicians they do am

@Emma124Q1 @AsakyGRN Even in the bible d poor exist. U work urself out of poverty not by shouting amen

@AsakyGRN Yet some members are very poor financially

@lingua_fire @AsakyGRN D thousands of jobs created by the 2 universities and hundreds of primary and secondary schools is nothing to you. D jobs created by building and maintaining D's auditorium is nothing to you. Funny people. HV u created 1 job

@AsakyGRN In a country has poor as Nigeria No job In fact most of his members don’t have jobs

@OdogwuCash_ @AsakyGRN Go and work to become a billionaire not waiting for money to be shared to u

@AsakyGRN Nigerian population is over 200m so let's max it at 300m. Winners members can take 100m. Now divide 160b by 100m members. He can basically make EVERY Winners church member a billionaire and still be left with lot money change and almost all their prayers would have been answered

@KachiHenry @AsakyGRN Funny enough Oyedepo children r in Nigeria. Building D's church employed thousands of Nigerians, maintaining D's auditorium will employ thousands of Nigerians. D church HV 2 universities and 100's of primary and secondary schools employing thousands of Nigerians.

@AsakyGRN Country with one of the highest rates of unemployment and poverty globally, yet they cohabitate a mega auditorium worth billions of dollars!🤦🏾‍♂️ clearly shows even the men of God don’t care about the growth of the country as far as their children are abroad .

@KachiHenry @segunowo_1 @AsakyGRN Why r private sectors thriving abroad. Purely is government creating enabling environnement. If Nigeria today has stable electricity, good roads, stabilized economy, security, etc, u think private sectors won't thrive, is it d responsibility of church and pastors to do D's.

@eclinton92 @segunowo_1 @AsakyGRN Economic growth and development can’t only be dependent on government, so why are they private sectors? Yall should be logical thinkers and stop being religiously bias , in most developed country today do you think it was only done by the government?

@Articthegameon1 @AsakyGRN Also, the university HV to run themselves, remember not government supported, dey pay lecturers, pay several bills, including 24hrs electricity, u know what dat mean in today Nigeria. When you establish a university it has to run itself. Is not 50k school dey will use to run it

@Articthegameon1 @AsakyGRN Is not the responsibility of church to build factories. Living faith church has 2 universities, hundreds of primary and secondary schools employing thousands of teachers, lecturers, and r paid salaries every months, D's building will still employ thousands who would be paid

@Articthegameon1 @AsakyGRN My friend 1-2 universities cannot take all the church members. Also D's church give scholarships to church members every year, I graduated in 2016 from 1 of the university under scholarship, infact let me tell in 1 section I paid 2 thousand naira, search David oyedepo foundation

@eclinton92 @AsakyGRN Those whose tithes were used to build those so called worldclass universities how many of them can actually afford to send their children there?