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@DanielWhalee From that video OK might become OYO in the coming days because K can't take that to his people.

I also believe that the fraud knows he has been clocked and will never become the president. He has settled to be an ethnic champion.

The fiscal restructuring taking place is unprecedented. If you know, you know.

@DanielWhalee It's so bad that victims and families will still vote for the man. I don't take he and most of the people from that place too seriously except for the reasonable and objective few amongst them.

A particular presidential candidate will rather blame the government for incarcerating someone that he refers to just an OAP expressing himself on radio.

Kill corruption before corruption kills Nigeria.

@TheGridPost Staff of DISCOS are selling the meters sponsored by the world Bank

@drdebodun @cabeecroft23 @Updateboyx This contributed immensely to his 6m votes in 2023 but this won't be accepted. Baba US is there because he was always in the news mostly by the Democratic Party. Just posting recycled news of him is helping his campaign.

@drdebodun @cabeecroft23 @Updateboyx Actually APC people keeping him in view is helping his cause. The more focus is moved to other issues and he's ignored, the more his ratings will collapse.

To be honest, Peter Obi's understanding of governance is very shallow. 1. He does not understand governance and how it is structured. 2. He does not understand the problems of Nigeria. Yet he says he wants to solve the problem.(His confession from the attached video reel) 3. He does not know how our debt is structured. 4. He does not understand the concept of separation of power. 5. He has no idea what debt to revenue ratio means 6. He does not understand how infrastructural development contribute to overall development. 7. He has no idea what are sustainable development goals. 8. He does not know FIFA frowns at government interference in football federation affairs. 9. He talks and validates the viewpoint that he actually knows nothing about almost everything 10. He has no idea how to generate revenue and mechanisms to put in place for it.

No, it's AI.

@Midatlblog @TheYorubaTimes @CreativeAbbey1 She's not a contributor ?

@TheYorubaTimes @CreativeAbbey1 🤣🤣🤣🤣

VIDEO 🇳🇬😷: Traders in Mushin, Lagos State, Decry Heaps of Refuse on Road Medians as Stench Disrupts Business and Sales.

@ennyola0015 Presidential activist.

In your next life, would you rather be a president or an activist?

"No President in this country, has moved Nigeria close to fiscal federalism as President Tinubu. Unfortunately, no seems to be taking about this great achievement." — Prof. Ken Ife, Development Economist

@OOlusore @TheGridPost

@TheGridPost IBEDC

Let's hear your Band A experience. Do you get regular 20 hours supply daily?

@Bayo_Bilisi @tru_th_finder

@tru_th_finder You're right. It shares direct borders with Enugu and Anambra state 👌

What you are looking for in this Lagos, you will see it one day

@TheGridPost @JosephOTegbe sir.

PROVIDING, MAINTAINING AND REPAIR OF TRANSFORMERS, POLES, CABLES... It has been stated time and again that DisCos are legally required to provide all electrical assets: step-down transformers, poles, cables, meters, etc. and bear the sole responsibility of maintaining and replacing them when issues arise. ​NERC is the regulatory body tasked with enforcing these rules and penalizing erring DisCos, a role now gradually transitioning to state regulators. However, the reality on the ground is a sorry situation. Individuals and communities are routinely forced, directly or indirectly, to fund and carry out the core functions of these DisCos just to stay out of darkness. If you report to NERC, it usually results in all bark and no bite. ​The genesis of this entire quagmire is the deeply flawed privatization of the power sector, finalized in 2013. ​DisCos were supposed to function exactly like telecom companies. MTN, Airtel, or Glo have never tasked an individual or a neighborhood to buy a mast or pool money to fix a faulty base station. Right now, you can easily see telecom companies digging trenches and erecting poles across various cities to expand their fiber-optic networks and no citizen is asked to contribute a single dime. It is strictly their property, their business infrastructure, and their investment. ​We know the problems, but who will bell the cat? ​At a minimum, we need a complete recapitalization of these DisCos, a practical review of their licenses, or a total reprivatization. Concurrently, NERC and the newly formed state regulators must wake up from their deep slumber and actively enforce consumer protection laws. ​Of course, the solutions are not as simplistic as presented, but this gives a plain, unvarnished categorization of what must be done practically.

Omo, Nigerians in diaspora are now travelling all the way home to visit the Lagos Calabar Coastal Highway for excursion. Nigerians love beautiful things.🤣 Please, the government should look for more things, more beautiful things, and do them for the people. They will always appreciate it. Leave online propaganda.

Still don't understand why China doesn't get to host the world cup People love football, they have infrastructure, it's cheap, VISA free, good time zone Would easily be the most popular edition (in terms of visitors) Is FIFA boycotting? Why?

@kunz8504 @OyoNews1 There's no effort they put in that will yield appreciable dividends if the DISCOs are not restructured.

@OyoNews1 When? That's the question 😕

Electricity is a democratic dividend we owe every Nigerian and we will deliver it- Tinubu

@cabeecroft23 @obirule25 You help these engagement farmers a lot sir.

America has got the world's highest number of gun violence, Police brutality especially against blacks and a very high incident of racism. Yet Nigerians are begging to go there.......why are Nigerians living in America, despite the dangers? Is earning $$$$ enough reason to put yourself in arms way?

If not for the failure of Tinubu APC government, no Nigerian should be living in South Africa. Tinubu is a calamity