@LegendaryJoe Akwa Ibom is number one, they invested in business in state name like airline etc also did more infrastructure than others.
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Lawal
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@lerries
Head or Tail..I win. Arsenal fan.
Lagos เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2012
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Who is your best performing governor of this administration?
Why?
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You this odallerctual fraud. Kosofe man by bus arrival. Somolu by force by fire.
You see Nigeria by the contours of blood. It’s why a man being asked to account for the contraction of his theories versus practice sounds like Schadenfreude to you.
This is your forte. You celebrate a pothole repaired or a Julius Berger sign in one state with the fervour of a man witnessing the construction of the Lagos rail network. The same you will look at a new airport terminal in Ogun, light rail lines in Lagos, a world class project in your ‘beloved’ Kosofe, an industrial cluster in Kaduna, or a measurable policy gain elsewhere in the country and find, with the discipline of the wilfully blind, nothing to say. Other times, you find something to say that is precisely calibrated to diminish. You’ve been found out, MuFu! Tau.
I don’t rate you. You are unrated. Not applicable. Na. N/A. I don’t even get your obsession with me. You aren’t worthy. I will acknowledge you only as much as this tweet and be done with you like a privileged livestock finally handed its destined end. Never loved!
You are a fake ass, a weakling, a pussy cat who advances hate against his country at every turn whilst finding balance in celebrating the undeniable. You are a disgusting fellow who must be ignored. In this tweet, I choose to treat you like a mosquito, batted away into its denouement so I can focus on the Amadi I at least can vouch for his sense of duty, amidst whatever other contradictions.
You speak in the language of accountability but deploy the vocabulary of unequal standards. Your standards are elastic, conveniently stretching or contracting depending on whose name sits above the achievement or where it is.
You better hold this note as my universal response to whatever you say today or do in the future. Frame it. After this, I will return to treating your existence like the nonevent it is.
You aren’t worth more than this, both in the content and the fact you don’t deserve another response. Sub-king of the Obidients, the quarter-eyed one amidst the visually impaired.
See this as my sole contribution to your Elon farming salary. Add it to the stipends Chife supports you with. On that note, you now are no longer real to me, you don’t exist, so poof, vamoose…
Kalu Aja@FinPlanKaluAja1
See the Schadenfreude
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Even your spiritual husband, Igboho is now supporting APC and Tinubu, who goes you?
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A true Ronu can never support APC
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There was no reason to take shots at NADECO. None. Lol. Bola Tinubu is literally the president. He is more than big enough for whatever shots. But this dude had to have a go at NADECO in a desperate attempt to rubbish the work of some other people that aren’t the president or even in the APC. I wonder what Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola thinks about that.
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RT @RealOviedo: Da igual dónde estés 🗺️
Es un clásico: “𝐎𝐡𝐡 𝐒𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐢 𝐂𝐚𝐳𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐚”🧙♂️✨
#RealOviedo 🔵⚪
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@lerries @EraseAllDoubt @iri_oluwa @AsakyGRN God does not answer such diabolical prayer. You can not fool God, oponu agbaya.
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“There’s a video of a woman in pain crying over the loss of someone, that’s the image we should use if you want to wish President Tinubu a happy birthday. 15 hours ago there was a d!$ast3r in Plateau, that’s the celebratory image we should use.”
— Kunle Remi says.
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@SamAmadi @Imbuya_media There is no halfway measure, you did not factor the cost of managed float which will keep expanding because it is subsidy and make round tripping continue , not different from the foolish idea Gej in 2012 to do half petroleum subsidy instead of total.
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2. On the foreign exchange regime, i agree that it is good to unify the foreign exchange window by abolishing the black market. The argument is that it is only allowing the market forces to determine currency prices would eliminate black market. I think we should keep two thing separate. A single window is good. But complete float of the currency is bad policy. This has been part of product and factor market liberalization that is bad for an import-oriented economy.
What do we gain when we float our currency? It is devalued and that makes our exports more competitive. But what do we export? Almost nothing? That also makes our export more expensive. What do we import? Almost everything. What is the cost-benefit? More cost than benefit.
I am in support of a ‘managed float’ which gives the country more flexibility to orient currency prices to strategic economic agenda. The issue would be how will floating the currency affect inflation and purchasing power? Nigeria has not serious industrial potential at this time. Devaluation does not help much, especially when it is coupled with inflation arising from drastic subsidy removal. It adversely affects the other macro policies the country can implement.
The bottom line for me is that monetary policy is no longer effective as a growth strategy. I have to be concerned about how it affects cost of living and aggregate household savings. So far, it is more costs than benefits.
JJ. Omojuwa@Omojuwa
1. The Subsidy Abolition: The Reform That Changed Everything No single policy decision since May 1999 carries more consequence (hence my ‘consequential president’ in the message you replied) than the sentence Tinubu delivered on inauguration day: “the fuel subsidy is gone.” That sentence did what decades of reports, IMF recommendations, and World Bank conditions had failed to do. Structural Context: The fuel subsidy had become, by 2023, less a social protection mechanism and more an organised wealth transfer to a politically connected elite. By the time Tinubu assumed office, Nigeria was spending approximately 97 percent of its total revenue on debt servicing. Analysts described this situation as disastrous.  The subsidy consumed whatever remained. The arithmetic was simple: the state could not survive it. Before the reforms initiated in May 2023, the Nigerian economy was characterised by a deeply entrenched oligarchy, where a small group of political elites, military officers, and business moguls controlled state resources. The pre-reform landscape included a fuel subsidy system described as rife with corruption and used as a feeding bottle for a select few, as well as multiple exchange rate windows that allowed FX subsidy merchants to exploit the gap between official and parallel market rates.  Macroeconomic Outcome: The country’s fiscal deficit dropped from 5.4 percent of GDP in 2023 to 3.0 percent in 2024, bolstered by increased national revenue which rose from ₦16.8 trillion to ₦31.9 trillion.  That is a near doubling of revenue in a single fiscal year. Note that this wasn’t due to the usual commodity windfall that only necessitated such progress in the past. It was a structural correction. Allocations from the Federation Account Allocation Committee in 2025 experienced a significant surge, with the three tiers of government sharing over ₦33.27 trillion in the first eleven months. This was a 30 percent increase over the same period in 2024. This growth, driven by subsidy removal and exchange rate reforms, included record monthly distributions such as ₦3.64 trillion in September 2025.  One of your leader’s favorite countries, Bangladesh, and a number of other countries are battling the crippling effects of fuel queues as we speak, even leading to the death of some citizens. Nigeria is suffering the effect of the war in the ME but we would be in a much worse situation but for this reform.
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@HaglaEmpire @AsakyGRN You are the evil, God will take you to where satan is king.
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@ojeyomiadedayo5 @jusdeyplay @AsakyGRN I am not your tribe man, you have no mind of your own just a foolish idiot.
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@jusdeyplay @lerries @AsakyGRN Pls I beg you 🙏
Alot of us are against this callous and wicked, evil inclined tribes men of our but I can assure a lot of us are different.
I've never in life imagined some Yoruba will bring us a lot of shame in this form.
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@iriolwa @iri_oluwa @AsakyGRN You will never have children that will bury you. Poverty will remain your friend.
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@iri_oluwa @lerries @AsakyGRN Why u block me?
E no go better for all ur children u go use ur hand bury all of dem inshallah oloshi Agba
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@greybychoice @AsakyGRN He is a lazy idiot just like you, focus on your sapa.
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@EraseAllDoubt @iri_oluwa @AsakyGRN You will have the emergency before this month end, heaven will be closed when you are gone.
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@lerries @iri_oluwa @AsakyGRN Cos you are a fool?
What makes you think you will grow old?
You are just one emergency away from cursing out sane government
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@lerries @AsakyGRN Oloriburuku alagbako eranko ,I no blame you na your cursed mother wey bring you this infuriating unfortunate useless ebina come this world and especially this part of the world where human lives I blame ,you wey Dem suppose abort or use you do ogun ola, may they weep over you .
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