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@teyyswago @abdulmalik_olu @alpha_dzee @Letter_to_Jack How should that have been done?

@abdulmalik_olu @alpha_dzee @Letter_to_Jack Idiot the road should be blocked off for construction

Government: Let’s reconstruct Lusada road with concrete. Let’s start with installing the steel grids. People: They have done the reinforcement, let’s go and display our goods there and be crossing it anyhow. Good people, great nation. Una.

@bifkak @tajudine2013gm2 @HRH_bankeoniru You're ignorant

@tajudine2013gm2 @HRH_bankeoniru Meanwhile in real life......

During his eight years as president, Muhammadu Buhari was largely muted and inactive. He squandered nearly a decade in office, achieving very little tangible progress. In contrast, President Bola Tinubu is communicating clearly, taking decisive actions, and delivering slow but steady improvements despite inheriting a deeply troubled nation. If Buhari had accomplished even half of what Tinubu is doing today, Nigeria would be in a far better position than the one Tinubu inherited. You don’t need to be a Tinubu supporter to recognise this gradual, positive change.!

@outlier____ @Nifemi_Olu Typical Nigerian

@Nifemi_Olu For starters, the Nigerian curriculum runs on metric measurements. The metric system is our language, imperial is not.

You see what I talked about some days ago? Nigeria doesn't have an illiteracy problem. It's got a HUGE functional illiteracy problem. There are far too many gaps in foundational knowledge. - graduates don't know 'quarter past six'. - they don't know what, in the context of flooding, is measured in inches. - they can't fill forms (I saw this at the NYSC camp myself) - they can't visualise a yard, a meter, kilometre. We need to close up a lot of gaps in foundational knowledge.

@Kellyceeee @EmekaEzeanya @NigeriaStories Are you okay at all?

@EmekaEzeanya @NigeriaStories Exactly! Aimed at pacifying the Igbos.

BREAKING: Federal government has reduced import levy on new vehicles 🚗 into Nigeria 🇳🇬 from 20% to 10% and that of used vehicles from 15% to 5% in order to ease cost of vehicle importation. The reduction takes effect today.

You're farming engagement

@JoshuaChin99388 @Tolu_7085 You don't have to contribute to everything you see on Twitter. It will make you look like an idiot

@Tolu_7085 He removed the subsidy and he's borrowing the more, so tell me where are the money generated from subsidy? Why still borrowing after removing the subsidy. Don't write what you can't defend

I have been defending Tinubu's economic reforms for a while now. But I want to expand my own understanding beyond what I already know. So genuine question for economists and people who understand this deeply. If Tinubu had not removed subsidy and had not floated the naira in 2023. What exactly would Nigeria's economy look like today. Not politically. Economically. Walk me through what would have happened to the naira. To government revenue. To fuel supply. To foreign reserves. To inflation. Because I want to be able to explain this with full understanding not just conviction.

Nigeria emerged as the highest-performing African economy on the economic performance pillar of the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) World Competitiveness Ranking 2026, outperforming five other African countries assessed in the report. nairametrics.com/2026/07/01/nig…

@kunleeko @teesoft @egi_nupe He is educated but lacks critical thinking skills

@futuregovernor_ @teesoft @egi_nupe I already muted the dingbat.

Part of the reform is to rehabilitate those camps and address the security concerns for corps members. If they scrap it as many of you want, do you know how many businesses, informal sectors will be ruined and rendered helpless? Do you know how many will lose their jobs too? Have you thought about many people who also secure jobs during NySC and do many great things as well while serving?

@teesoft @kunleeko @egi_nupe Your brain is obviously struggling cos what's is this? Omo

@kunleeko @egi_nupe So we only have! Abuja and Rivers? What about other states?. Is this about bad energy or reality. Wake up!

1591 snake bites was reported in Gombe state last year. 54 deaths from snake bites from same state too. Highest in Nigeria This is really good from the president

@Rxbremen I can't take some of their takes serious They all clamored for JAMB scraping last year, and a year after, nobody said anything about scraping it again NYSC scrapping is online fugazi. It won't stop people from applying

This dumbo is a graduate BTW Don't you know the meaning of reform too??

One idiot on this app said the last time FEC meeting was held was during PMB time

@KamiyoJnr @SirJarus The ripple effects of his "brutal" policy was seen during Yaradua administration

@SirJarus But he added no significant infrastructure. Instead, his administration destroyed existing infrastructure from roads and railways to airways. Lastly, his politics was a brutal, do-or-die affair.

I was 17-25 during Obasanjo's two terms as president and was largely informed about politics and policy. Most of the admiration was benefit of hindsight. Obasanjo was heavily criticized in the media. Newspaper columnists came hard on him. Most of his policies and actions elicited mixed reactions: - Intro of GSM was well received - el Rufai pulling down structures to implement Abuja masterplan was criticized by many people (it was later people came to appreciate this) - Soludo banking consolidation was largely well received by educated people - NOI negotiating debt relief attracted mixed opinions. Many people hailed it but some economists and commentators said we should have damned the consequences and not waste $12 billion to pay anything - EFCC was largely seen as political - His politics was clearly brutal His public admiration was at best 50%. The admiration shot up when people saw people that succeeded him and there was basis for comparison. I also personally believe he did a decent job as president. I admire him more now than then, but he is somehow self-centered. He has fought everyone that came after him as military Head of State in 1979 and as military president in 2007. He likes attention. He doesn't like when he can't control other presidents. But he is the best president since 1999 in my view.

@Kayodeoshinubi @Baro_of_Africa Exposure is really important

@ari_nz_e @HarmlessHQ Reorientation? Are you a kid?

@HarmlessHQ Excuses up and down What happened to reorientation?

Na you go employ the police wey go guide am??

@Konstant4231 Nursing department is closer to that place

I wonder if there is hostel in this banking area wey dey make students dey drop there every time of the day, even by 10:30

5 ghost workers

@shammahsam @citykush1 Your people are uneducated

@citykush1 It's funny you know, that allows country like ours blessed with oil and much more fi as it commendable when our first lady utters words like this. Why is our health care so bad? Our people are uneducated...empowerment is a 100k grant and somehow it's fine.

I was a bit upset too when I first saw the clip until I watched the full video. I honestly don’t see what the outrage is about. She never said people should go and start frying akara or kulikuli. She was only explaining the empowerment programmes she has carried out, the grants that have been distributed, and how some small businesses don’t require millions to get off the ground. Funny how you guys conveniently skipped the part where she talked about the billions donated to cancer intervention, healthcare, education, agriculture, and other empowerment initiatives. Let’s pretend that there are no people that need as low as N100k to set up a mini business. The beneficiaries of the grants didn’t complain. The people who needed the support received it. You don’t have to like the government. You don’t even have to agree with their policy. But deliberately stripping a statement of its context just to manufacture outrage is very dishonest.

@Brotherdemola @EduWaltzChuka Make he shut up gan ni He dey yarn rubbish

@EduWaltzChuka Just STFU Chuka

I had this same conversation with colleagues earlier this month. I don't think a proper EIA was conducted before the design of that project. Another angle is that the honorable minister, who is a fellow of the NSE may be aware but want to see the first implication.