Oloyede Abdulhakeem

Make this go viral instead, as it reflects the accurate numbers that they are trying to hide. Nigeria didn’t begin in 1999. Playing regional victim after ruling a country for 47 years out of the 66 years of her entire existence is diabolical.

If you're proud of your Mother. Retweet this.

@TaoFeek182 SAS lekansi🥰

Ogun Central has been confirmed today. ✅

@TaoFeek182 NNPC 💯

You sabi Abeokuta ?? Oya guess where 😃😃

@abiolatoheeb089 @JustusOGD @SalisuShuaibA nah Ogun central senator handle be that.

@JustusOGD Na Senator be this.... You no go see Senator representing Ogun Central on social media....

Today, I picked up my nomination and expression of interest forms as I seek to return to the Nigerian Senate, continuing my efforts to provide effective and responsive representation for the people of Ogun East Senatorial District under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

At the right time, God always delivers 🤲🏻

Blaming the harassment of the female Muslim JAMB candidate at Esther Oshikoya CBT centre on an "overzealous" security man is an insult to the Muslim Ummah. I saw most of you sharing the face-saving post purportedly from a JAMB official and typing "alhamdulillaah" not realizing that you're being played. Last year, this was the same script that they acted at one of the centres. A security man was blamed. Isn't it the duty of the Management of the centre to make rules and educate those engaged to enforce those rules? Ask yourself, why has it always been centres run by non-Muslims? When have you ever heard a non-Muslim candidate complaining about discrimination at Muslim-owned centres? Here at Al-Hikmah University, our security personnel were specifically instructed not to interfere with proceedings. They were told that JAMB candidates are NOT our students, so our dress code does not apply to them. This is why we have never recorded any incident of discrimination. JAMB can either choose to remain passive and allow this nonsense to continue until we are finally forced to react and deal with the insults ourselves, or it can start scapegoating these Islamophobes and bigots. Enough is enough! Sanusi Lafiagi PhD

@Letter_to_Jack They have their secretariat at Itoko in Abeokuta. 😂

Me

@easydigita I don’t know when traders would start helping us ….

@Letter_to_Jack Itoku

“I know Ogun State” So, where is this?

@TomolaGroup I'm in

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@osazenoo 20

What course did you study? I am 20 You?

@TheoAbuAgada Hakeem Muri Okunola Lagos boy, principal secretary, next ....

The name is MURI. I will come back to this post.

Yes, moon has been sighted and of course, I’m still waiting for Sultan of Sokoto’s announcement. Why? Because he is my Islamic leader in Nigeria. End.

Incredible tek

@TomolaGroup I'm in

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We seriously need the Federal Government and Umahi to fix the Adatan —Obantoko—Osiele—Ibadan road.

@elonmusk If this was done elsewhere, you will call it evil... What a double standard world. I think there be a better way of solving the problem.

Congratulations, President Trump! This is a win for the world and a clear message to evil dictators everywhere.

PRESIDENT TINUBU APPLAUDS USD 1.26 BILLION LANDMARK FINANCING FOR LAGOS-CALABAR COASTAL HIGHWAY PHASE 1, SECTION 2   President Bola Tinubu has praised the Federal Ministry of Finance for successfully closing USD 1.26 billion in financing for the execution of Phase 1, Section 2 of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway, marking a significant milestone in the delivery of Africa's most ambitious and transformative infrastructure projects.   President Tinubu applauded the Ministries of Finance and Works and the Debt Management Office for working together on the transaction, adding that the federal government will continue to explore creative financing to fund critical projects across the country.   "This is a major achievement, and closing this transaction means the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway will continue unimpeded. Our administration will continue to explore available funding opportunities to execute critical economic and infrastructural projects across the country," the President said.   Phase 1, Section 2 covers approximately 55.7 kilometres, connecting Eleko in Lekki to Ode-Omi, key economic corridors and significantly enhancing national trade efficiency and logistics connectivity. The successful financing follows the earlier closing of the USD 747 million financing for Phase 1, Section 1, and demonstrates the scalability and bankability of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway project.   The financing was fully underwritten by First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), with risk mitigation support provided by the Islamic Corporation for the Insurance of Investment and Export Credit (ICIEC), marking ICIEC's first Nigerian transaction since the country's institutional and regulatory reforms. The structure reflects growing confidence in Nigeria's reformed investment climate and its capacity to deliver infrastructure.   SkyKapital acted as Lead Financial Advisor, coordinating structuring, lender engagement, and execution. Environmental and Social advisory services were provided by Earth Active (UK), ensuring complete alignment with the IFC Performance Standards, the Equator Principles, and international ESG best practices. Hogan Lovells, as International Counsel, and Templars, as Nigerian Legal Counsel, led the legal advisory services.   Describing the transaction as a "defining moment in Nigeria's infrastructure journey", Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, said the fund will be deployed responsibly and judiciously to deliver on the project within timelines.