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Persona Non Grata in Africa!

Have you ever seen a single tweet of someone in Burkina Faso criticizing this guy's administration so far?

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I came across multiple reports of students being asked to attend a public examination by 6:30 AM, teenagers, mostly around 15-17 years old, forced to travel in the dark, even in the face of insecurity, across dangerous and unfamiliar locations, because they want to get the basic right of education and sit for JAMB examinations. Setting exams for vulnerable teenagers as early as 6:00 AM while transporting them across far-flung locations is reckless. Already, reports are emerging of students getting into accidents and losing their young lives, some going missing, and many more being subjected to unnecessary trauma. Who takes responsibility when a 15- or 16-year-old child disappears or is harmed while trying to access their right to education? This situation sadly exposes a deeper, systemic failure: Nigeria simply does not have enough universities and exam centres to cater to its youth. Today, Nigeria has just about 200 universities for a population of over 200 million people. That alone means one university for every one million citizens, a very disturbing and staggering ratio that shows the dilapidated level of the country’s access to education. According to the data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics and IndexMundi, countries aiming for good development, strong economies, and broad access to higher education are expected to target a Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) of at least 40% And according to these statistics, Nigeria with a population of about 230 million people and about 200 universities has a GER of about 12% In comparison with other countries with a high population, for example, Indonesia with about 280 million people has over 4,000 tertiary institutions and stands at a ratio of about 1 university per 70,000 people and a GER of over 45%. The country has over 10 million students enrolled in tertiary education alone spanning across various ages. Indonesia’s substantial investment in education is evident in its university-to-population ratio, supporting its large student population. Nigeria’s GER, on the other hand, is significantly below the global average, showing the urgent need for substantial investment in education, which would, in turn, yield national growth and development. Indonesia, unlike Nigeria, has universities scattered across every region, making access to exams, learning, and opportunity far more democratic and safer. If we had even half of Indonesia’s educational infrastructure, which would be about 2,000 universities, the Nigerian child would not be forced into life-threatening journeys just to write an exam and still face challenges of university acceptance after performing well. Education is not a luxury or expense, It is the biggest contributor to development for any nation, and therefore most important investment any nation can do for development. You cannot claim to want development while starving our young the access to knowledge. You cannot claim to value your citizens while risking the lives of teenagers every examination season. We must aggressively and intentionally expand our education system. We must strive to match our population with access to education. Our young generation should not be endangered because they desire education. We must do better as a nation and ensure that our future leaders get the new Nigeria that they deserve. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO

@_AfricanSoil Indeed and what are we doing?

Ignore every news that Captain Ibrahim Traore has banned the use of Social Media in Burkina Faso, 🇧🇫 they are false news and a propaganda which is mainly pushed by Tinubu supporters from Nigeria 🇳🇬

@jidesanwoolu this happened at your backyard your excellency, was all said here a lie ? or are you the one lieing?🤔

@jidesanwoolu Him talk truth abi him no talk truth Mr Governor Sir?

Factually Addressing Mr. Peter Obi's Criticism of Nigeria at Johns Hopkins University On Thursday, April 24, 2025, former Governor Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate for the 2023 election, was at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, where he made several disparaging comments about Nigeria. He made the unflattering remarks not just about the incumbent Nigerian government, but also about Nigeria. I also find Mr. Obi's pattern of behaviour disturbing. When prominent Nigerians go overseas, they ought to project Nigeria positively. They do not have to do that for the government. But we all owe a duty to market Nigeria on the global stage rather than de-market her. That is what true patriotism is about. Because Mr. Obi focused on poverty and said that the current administration's policies are making Nigerians poorer, I will concentrate on that. Any leader can fight poverty generationally by promoting education, improving healthcare, providing credit, and granting access to land. Now, I find it somewhat ironic that a man like Mr. Obi, who did not build a single school or a stand alone hospital throughout his eight-year tenure as Governor of Anambra or sustainably provide credit facilities, would criticise the Government of Nigeria, which is actively doing that. I say this because the President of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is my predecessor, and as Governor of Lagos and now President of Nigeria, has built over 200 schools and provided student loans to more than 200,000 undergraduates of Nigerian tertiary institutions. In less than two years, he has provided over half a billion dollars in credit facilities to small and medium-scale enterprises. While he was Governor of Lagos State between 1999 and 2007, the President reduced poverty by more than 46%. There is every reason to believe that, based on what he did as Governor of Lagos, he will repeat the same feat at the federal level. After all, the best predictor of the future is the past. But let us examine the messenger, not just the message, and look at the issuer as well as the issues. Mr. Obi talks a good game. But was he able to reduce poverty while he governed Anambra? Perhaps we can let the facts speak for themselves. Under Peter Obi as a two term Anambra Governor, poverty in Anambra increased. It did not reduce. Before Peter Obi became Anambra Governor on Thursday, June 14, 2007, the poverty rate in Anambra was 41.4%. But after only two years in office, the poverty rate in Anambra jumped to 53.7%. But the interesting thing is that five years after Peter Obi left office, his successor, Willie Obiano, reduced the poverty rate in Anambra from almost 60% to 14.8%. As such, I am not sure that Mr. Obi is morally well placed to make the alarming claims he made about Nigeria at Johns Hopkins. Mr. Obi contributed to the increase in poverty in Nigeria. Governor Tinubu, as he then was, was responsible for lifting millions out of poverty. Being that that is the case, who should criticise who?

I laugh when people wonder why most Tinubu supporters are openly against an African hero like Ibrahim Traore. I mean, how can you be so close to Macron and not hate @CapitaineIb226? It’s not possible now! Think! But guess what? Their hate means nothing! Africa/Africans are united behind the “young Lion of Africa.” Nothing will happen to him 🙏

BREAKING NEWS: “China And Russia Agree To Send Troops To Burkina Faso President Captain Ibrahim Traore”.-Burkinabé Journalist Reports

Never forget and never forgive what they did to Congo's first president, Patrice Lumumba, where they cut him to 34 pieces and dissolved his body in acid.

@jacksonhinkle A Hero Barrack Obama murdered

Describe him with 1 word.

@General_Somto I sha no wan understand am

Man Calls Out a Yoruba Guy Who Have Been Tweeting Negative Write Up Against Burkina Faso President, Captain Ibrahim Traore.

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This Dude is Michael Langley a black American commander for Africom. When white imperialists want to eliminate African leaders they use a black face. This man want Ibrahim Traore, great African leader killed. Let us expose this black American lier.

Some people are suggesting that Ibrahim Traore should be the President of Africa Your thoughts on this

South Africans needs a President like Ibrahim Traore Retweet if you agree