Murtala Muhammed

@vanguardngrnews This video should provoke the Northern Nigeria the more. Thousands are been kidnap in Zamfara, Sokoto Katsina, Niger, Borno, Yobe Kogi, Kwara daily. Where is this level of concerted efforts and coordination ?

FG releases footage of the frontline operation to free Oyo school children and their teachers Video Credit: Villa Infrostratic

@Teeniiola Is that the reason she has pig shape mouth?

I don’t think that marriage should be a sign that you’re ready for children. Yes, you can get married but are you ready for children? Many women are unfit to be a mother because they’re all ill from their own parents. It takes a lot of gentleness, kindness and respect to raise a child. These are qualities you don’t have for yourself not to talk of a little human.” - Lady

@PeakSxnti How can a professional acted that way? Someone who had played at the biggest stage of football. That' shamef !

Thinking about it again this was actually crazy.

@Teeniiola Is she married now? And how long ago did she cancelled the wedding? What is her age by her next birthday?

Lady talks about how she got the strangest relationship advice from her tailor sewing her wedding dress. Some relationship advice don’t come from pastors or therapists, it comes from unexpected people 🚶‍♂️

@channelstv This is mind jokes our politicians are good at. Now they are involving our footballers so that they can share the money with them. Shame on you guys.

World Cup Absence: Your Sins Have Been Forgiven, Wike Tells Super Eagles FCT Minister Wike says that after his comment about Nigeria's failure to reach the World Cup, the Super Eagles have assured him [through Joseph Yobo] that this [2026] "will be the last time such a mistake [World Cup qualification failure] will occur". #CTVTweets

@SSFootball The commentator said it was an excellent recovery run. Lol. Clear foul. The VAR perhaps took a burger break when the incident happened.

This tackle from Ezri Konsa 😲 Should the referee have blown for a penalty? 💭🇬🇭 #FIFAWorldCup2026 | #DStvFIFAWorldCup2026 | #EverythingCanWait

@ARISEtv How are they adjusting ? That means they are tightening their belt to the current reality the government you're part of has pushed them and their relations into despite working for a big like @aonanuga1956

I Don’t See The Level Of Hunger Nigerians Are Complaining About — Onanuga I have people working for me privately and i ask them questions about how they’re surviving and adjusting. This government has increased minimum wage by more than 100%. Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy

@dayoisrael Flying private jet with no known source of income.

Abuja - Lagos - Abuja - Shanghai China over the last 48hours. Just landed in Shanghai China via Abuja to attend a Forum of Young Political Leaders from African Anglophone Countries hosted by the Chinese Communist Party and drawing together 25 leader of National Youth Wings from across Africa and our Chinese Counterpart as part of the China Africa Year of People to People Exchange. Looking forward to representing the Greatest Democracy on the continent of Africa at this event and connecting with other Young Global Changemakers from Africa. Can’t wait to return home quickly to continue our 2027 election assignment ahead of INEC submission.

@Icecoldmanuel @ChuksEricE @PoliceNG On the contrary they discriminate . If the complaintant is assess to have money and the accused is not capable of paying back, the complainant will be extorted to the fullest to the extent that he will make worst off.

@murimoha @ChuksEricE @PoliceNG Factor👌. The NPF does not differentiate between the complainant and the accused irrespective of the severity of the allegation. They will extort all parties to the last Kobo. In fact, these artisans now understand the police so well, if you make a threat to take them there..😁

“Nigeria justice system is m€ssed up. If you are a Nigerian and you ever have a reason to file a case with the Nigeria Police Force, you have automatically opened a window for extortion from the police.” Man said, as he recounted how he reported a case in Lagos after allegedly being scåmm€d of ₦10 million. According to him, instead of getting justice, the police officers involved kept demanding unnecessary payments from him after he lodged the complaint, he claims

@ArcSadam If he earns 800k gross, monthly which, is likely the information you have. The monthly net pay should be 680k thereabouts. I dont tell my wife my gross pay, instead I tell her my net pay, for better context.

My husband earns around 800k every month. Out of that, he gives me 200k for feeding and running the house, 60k for the children’s school needs, and another 100k for light bills, medicine, and little unexpected expenses. In total, about 360k comes into the home monthly, while he keeps the rest. Recently, I became curious about our finances and asked him how much he had saved over the years, but he avoided the conversation. Later, I checked and discovered he had about 14M saved. Honestly, after more than three years of work and all the sacrifices we’ve made as a family, I expected it to be much more. What confused me most is that my husband is not someone who spends recklessly. He eats at home most of the time, only buys lunch occasionally at work, and aside from helping family members once in a while and paying the children’s school fees, there’s nothing extravagant he does. When I asked him calmly to explain how the savings were only 14M, the conversation turned into an argument. Instead of answering me, he started bringing up my own salary and asking whether he had ever questioned the money in my account. Since then, the house has been tense and silent. This morning, he even said if I’m unhappy, I’m free to leave the marriage because he will never discuss his money with me. Now I’m honestly confused. Is it wrong for a wife to want transparency about the future of her family? Or did I overstep boundaries by checking his account and questioning his savings?

@Pharmacio001 @ADCVanguard_ The governor should sack the kolo and replace him with the guy immediately.

The Human Condition... Governor Umaru Mohammed Bago was a friend of my late father, Alhaji Tijjani Usman Bulldozer (APC Party Chairman of Suleja LGA). Even after my father passed away, I continued to stay in touch with him regularly. Every Friday, I would greet him because he was a cheerful person with a great sense of humor. I really enjoyed talking with him. Even after he won his primary elections, we still spoke often. I called to congratulate him. At one point, I told him I was interested in getting a job with the Nigeria Customs Service, and he asked me to send him my slip, saying Insha Allah he would try to help. But around that time, he became busy with the governorship campaign, so I had to let the matter go. After he became governor, we spoke one last time. He told me that from then on I should text him instead — you know, being a governor is no small responsibility. Later, after he became governor, destiny made us meet again in Bida. It happened because his security team and I were staying at the same hotel. My colleagues and I had traveled from Lagos for work on behalf of our company. We met the governor, and he recognized me. He welcomed me warmly, introduced me to some people, and was genuinely happy to see me. I was very happy too. Then he called the guy whose picture I circled — his name is “Kolo.” He told him to collect my phone number and said that whenever I wanted to see him, I should contact Kolo. He also instructed them to give me some money, and afterward I returned to Lagos. After I completed my NYSC, I messaged Kolo, but he claimed he didn’t know me. I sent him this picture, and he admitted it was indeed him, but he still acted like he didn’t recognize me. I tried everything I could, but he refused to help me make any connection. Eventually, I just left the matter alone and said to myself that if it is destined, Allah will create another opportunity for us to meet again. What still confuses me is why he refused to connect me with the governor. The only thing I would have asked for was a job. But he completely refused. Still, I believe that if it is meant to be, one day I will meet the governor again — whether he likes it or not. ~ El-Muaz

@instablog9ja That is the big elephant in the room we don't want to talk about. The brightest among us have left for greener pasture. The next best are in govt jobs (politics of praise singing, Yahoo Yahoo, betting, online trading).

I used to think we have really bright talents in Nigeria but I now know they’re not up to the global standards — Moniepoint CEO, Eniolorunda, laments Founder of Moniepoint, Tosin Eniolorunda, has sparked conversation online after opening up about the company’s struggle to find qualified Nigerian talent despite hundreds of job openings. Speaking candidly, Eniolorunda revealed that the fintech made a bold move in 2024 to hire only Nigerians, but the outcome has been tough. “In 2024, we made a decision that we will no longer hire from any other place than Nigeria. And we chopped the cane in 2025,” he said. According to him, the company currently has about 500 vacancies but is struggling to fill them. “Not only could we not find people at the quality and the quantity we needed them, the few people that we found were not up to the global standards,” he added. The tech boss stressed that the challenge goes beyond local competition, noting: “I’m competing globally, my biggest competition, they are from China.” Eniolorunda didn’t hold back in pointing fingers at systemic issues, particularly Nigeria’s education system and shifting social values. “I used to feel like Nigerians are really, really bright, but I am honestly beginning to feel like we need to do something to prevent the general IQ of this country from going lower,” he said, expressing deep concern. He also blamed rising social media influence and trends like “Yahoo Yahoo” and “h@okup culture” for shaping the mindset of young people. “The level that people are reasoning in this country is not as high as it used to be,” he lamented. Despite the criticism, Eniolorunda maintained that Nigerians still have potential, urging a reset in values and investment in human capital. “We have it in us, all we just need to do is develop our human capital and change this mentality,” he said, while also pointing to brain drain as a major challenge.

@MrBeast We still have good people out here.

If this tweet has exactly 1 like in 24 hours I’ll give that person $1,000,000

@legitngnews Husband snatcher has been disgraced in the market square. You can't deny a father from bonding with his son even if that bonding reunites him with his ex-wife who happens to be your friend. What was she thinking?

"As a father, if I'm ever in a place where I have to pick between my kids or anyone/anything else... I'm picking my kids." Olakunle Churchill shares cryptic post as he and his wife, Rosy Meurer, unfollow each other on Instagram Recall the businessman recently reunited with his son, Tonto Dikeh, King Andre. Photo credit: olakunlechurchill/Instagram

@Imranmuhdz The big men in our country are wicked. Graduated in 2016 and had experience in working in both the most lucrative agencies of our government. That is not grace. It is pure corruption in high places. Congratulations to her, anyway.

HERE WE GO!!! President Tinubu has approved the appointment of Dr. Fatima Suleiman Zuntu as the new Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of the National Biosafety Management Agency (NBMA). Bachelor of Medicine (2016) – University of Maiduguri, Borno MSc. Public Health (2021) – University of South Wales, UK Key Professional Experience Health, Nutrition & Population Consultant (STC), World Bank Group (Dec 2023 – Jun 2025) Resident Doctor, Department of Public Health & Community Medicine, Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital, Kaduna (Jan 2021 – Jan 2022) Team Lead – Provider Network Management, NNPC Health Maintenance Organization Ltd (Oct 2019 – Dec 2020) Medical Officer, Kapital Hospital & Maternity Nigeria Ltd, Abuja (Jul 2019 – Dec 2020) Medical Officer, Central Bank of Nigeria (May 2018 – Mar 2019) Medical House Officer, National Hospital Abuja (Jan 2017 – Jan 2018) Professional Memberships Fellow, West African Institute of Public Health (2021) Member, National Post Graduate Medical College of Nigeria (2021) Member, Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (2016) Notable Certifications 
Multiple advanced certificates in climate science, humanitarian response, COVID-19 management, GIS for HIV/AIDS M&E, governance and health, health insurance M&E, gender & sexual/reproductive health, knowledge management, and HR policy. Additional Highlights Award: National Association of Northern Nigeria Students – Award of Excellence - Political Achievements: National Coordinator, Grassroots Mobilization for Tinubu/Kashim (2022–present); Member, APC Presidential Campaign Council Committee (2023 & 2019); National Delegate, APC Presidential Primaries (2022)

@elonmusk Lol. @OfficialAPCNg seeing this may say they are the biggest political party in the world.

Cybertruck is an APC from the future

@5starbarber_1 Is not that straightforward. Bike armed rubbers are the most heartless people. They can smash your head with harmer, stab with knife, and point gun on your head as you ride along and collect the bike even before you make 10k with it.

This bike is ₦1.5M. Go to a state where nobody knows you. Make ₦25k daily. In 6 months you’ve tripled your money. If you’re still broke, it’s not Nigeria, it’s you. You just want a comfortable job title.

@yabaleftonline She is lucky sef. Imagine she is in the Nigerian army in Maiduguri or Katsina or Zamfara.

Female soldier in the US Army shows off the tiny bed they’re told to sleep on.

@renoomokri Dear @renoomokri, if the Canadian government privatise their power sector and yet their country is in darkness, do you think their government will be paying influentials (through ambassadorial appointments) to defend the darkness? Or will they fix it instead?

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.