Nigerian election results, from the polling unit up to the national total. Every figure shows its source. Records date back to 1999.
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There are dolts on Nigerian Twitter who genuinely believe a governor can reject a Commissioner of Police posted to his state.
Before you engage them, pause. These are bonafide buffoons, and arguing with a buffoon only ever diminishes you, never them.
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BOMBSHELL: ADEYEMI DROPS FIVE REVELATIONS IN HIS INTERVIEW WITH VERYDARKMAN. I BROKE THEM ALL DOWN.
I watched the entire call carefully. Adeyemi came to clarify. What he actually did was confirm several things that change the shape of this investigation. Let me take you through them point by point.
THE BUDGET BOMBSHELL HE DROPPED WITHOUT REALISING IT
Adeyemi confirmed on camera that he was in police detention from October 27, 2025 to November 19, 2025. Twenty-three days.
He then said that during the budget preparation period, nobody from PFIPC went to defend the budget. Not him. Not anybody connected to him. He was in a cell.
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They were arrested.
They were prosecuted.
They have been sentenced.
Those that say the government does nothing to terrorists should take note.
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Overnight, Nigeria and the United States recorded a significant example of effective collaboration in the fight against terrorism.
Our determined Nigerian Armed Forces, working closely with the Armed Forces of the United States, conducted a daring joint operation that dealt a heavy blow to the ranks of the Islamic State.
Early assessments confirm the elimination of the wanted IS senior leader, Abu-Bilal Al-Manuki, also known as Abu-Mainok, along with several of his lieutenants, during a strike on his compound in the Lake Chad Basin
Nigeria appreciates this partnership with the United States in advancing our shared security objectives. I extend my sincere gratitude to President Trump for his leadership and unwavering support in this effort.
I commend the personnel involved on both sides for their professionalism and courage, and I look forward to more decisive strikes against all terrorist enclaves across the nation.
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR
President & Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Aso Villa
Abuja
May 16, 2026
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Each time an election comes closer,you will see an upsurge in daring terror attacks that were never experienced earlier in the North.That can’t be a coincidence.There’s no name attached to it,but by their statements after every attack,you can fish them out.Playing the terror Chess cards with the aim of politically benefiting from it is one of the most tragic and devilish political strategy by the enablers and perpetrators.They are burning the farm in order to own the land.
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DISBURSEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT 🔔
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) is pleased to announce the disbursement of institutional loans to students of Ekiti State University (EKSU) for the 2025/2026 Academic Session.
A total of ₦434,574,750 has been disbursed to 1,340 students across two batches under the Students’ Loan Programme.
Breakdown
1st Batch (February 16, 2026):
₦93,949,750 disbursed to 270 students
2nd Batch (February 18, 2026):
₦340,625,000 disbursed to 1,070 students
Total:
₦434,574,750 disbursed to 1,340 students
This disbursement reflects NELFUND’s continued commitment to supporting students by reducing financial barriers and enabling uninterrupted access to quality higher education.
#NELFUNDstudentLoan
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I have seen the footage of the protest against Nigerians in South Africa.I have heard the bad things they say about our people and our country.You can’t blame them.They love their country with all its flaws.Whatever they are saying about us are negative things they first heard from us.When Trump called you a disgraced country,you applauded him.When Trump insulted their country,they rejected the insult and defended their country.Who on Earth would like to host a people who agreed that they are a disgraced people?
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Your assumptions are too basic and the numbers don't add up. This is economics and decisions have consequences.
Your suggestions would destroy the economy in 2 weeks. Let's look at them with numbers.
1. Customs to reduce fx rate to N100 for 90 days.
If this is done, the Naira will crash to 5,000 due to the fact that imported goods would be 90% cheaper within the window period and all importers would rush to the buy what they need leading to a surge in demand for fx.
Our 3 months import wage bill is around $10bn. You will unleash importers on NAFEM and CBN. Even me, I will look for dollars to import 5 cars. The demand for fx will surge to heavens and the Naira will crash in 1 week. CBN in other to protect the Naira will have to empty our reserves weekly. Apart from this, estimate the revenue loss from customs. Multiply N1,280 which is the difference and you will realise the impact on FAAC.
2. Dropping VAT to 2.5% for 90 days.
90% of VAT currently goes to States and LG and VAT makes up 45 - 55% of revenues monthly depending on oil receipts. For non -oil producing states, it could be higher. You will directly cut the revenue to states and LG by at least 50%. Civil servants won't earn salaries for 3 months. The states will become broke. You will create a crisis at the State and LG and the FG will have to print money to bail them out. You are triggering inflation.
3. Cutting CIT to 10%.
Nigeria makes approx N3trn from CIT quarterly, looking at the Q3 and Q4 figures. If you wipe our this revenue with your cut, what do you think will happen to the budget deficit?
In all, your suggestions will leave a N7trn hole in the Federation's purse within 90 days. CBN will have to go back to ways and means. Injecting N7trn from CBN through ways and means within 90 days will lead to inflation. The purchasing power of the people will be completely eroded and the Naira will become weaker. Your suggestion on custom rate would devastate the economy and fx market in 2 weeks. This is Sri Lanka 4.0.
Talk like they say is cheap. Have a good a week.
You don't have to subsidise PMS imports 100%, thats a waste. In the US, farmers get a special diesel subsidy, but others don't. why? Farming is strategic
Nigeria can't hide behind cost to deny a palliative, as crude oil has gone from $46 to $112. Instead, you subsidise PMS for target groups, especially transporters, by using the vehicle VIN, tied to NIN and eNaira, at the pumps. This ensures only Nigerian cars can buy subsidised PMS and Diesel, by paying via NIN phone using eNaira or any other payment method
You will reduce public transportation without the huge N900B cost.
On this N900b, yes, states will suffer financially, but states will suffer more if the entire commerce in the state collapses because citizens have to choose between food and fuel
The federation revenues have increased by more than 100%, the war in Iran is a black swan event, and it will not last more than three months (amen).
The government can do many things to lower the PMS cost, not related to subsidies on PMS imports
1. Immediately instruct Customs to adopt $1 to N100 as an exchange rate for 90 days
2. Reduce VAT to 2.5% for 90 days
3. Suspend CIT to 10% for 90 days if companies will pay a special transport bonus to their staff.
Where is the Excess Crude Account? The benchmark is $65; Brent crude is $116. Where is this account? Can we use all the ECA for just 90 days?
In summary,
When there is a will, there is a way
When there is no will, there is no way
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Nigerian troops backed by air support repelled a coordinated assault by Islamist insurgents on a military base in the northeastern state of Borno, killing at least 80 fighters including senior commanders, the army said on Wednesday. reuters.com/world/africa/lea…
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King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in Windsor and met with Nigerian President Bola Tinubu and Oluremi Tinubu at Windsor Castle.
Sky's royal commentator Alastair Bruce reports.
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TROOPS ENCOUNTER TERRORISTS IN NIGHT ATTACK, NEUTRALIZE OVER 60 FIGHTERS INCLUDING NOTORIOUS COMMANDERS
The Nigerian Army has once again demonstrated its unwavering resolve to defeat terrorism, successfully repelling a coordinated night attack by insurgents in Mallam Fatori, Abadam Local Government Area of Borno State.
The attack, which occurred in the early hours of Wednesday 18 March 2026 at about 12:50 a.m., saw terrorists suspected to be members of Boko Haram/ISWAP advancing from the Duguri general area on foot, supported by multiple armed drones, in a bid to breach the 68 Battalion Main Defensive Area. However, their movement was swiftly detected by vigilant troops who responded with overwhelming firepower.
In a well-coordinated operation, troops in synergy with supporting air components engaged the attackers decisively, neutralizing over 60 terrorist fighters, including some notorious commanders. The intense firefight forced the remaining insurgents into a disorganized retreat towards the Arege general area.
Troops have since commenced exploitation operations to pursue and eliminate the fleeing terrorists, while Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance platforms are being deployed to dominate the adversary’s withdrawal routes and prevent regrouping.
The Nigerian Army remains resolute and committed to sustaining offensive operations against terrorist elements, while reassuring law-abiding citizens of its dedication to safeguarding lives and property across the country.
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Student Loan Disbursement Dashboard as of today, March 18th 2026.
#NELFUNDStudentLoan
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PBAT will regret not intervening in Niger Republic. You can't have a country that shares 1,608km of border with you and sit aloof. A country with 25m population?
The quick response to the Benin Republic issue should have been the template across all border countries. The coup leader is only interested in what happens within the few miles of his presidential abode.
How did we allow him to withdraw from the MNJTF border patrol? No president will allow this? Can Mexico tell Trump that they are no longer interested in border patrol?
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Immediately Niger Republic withdrew from MNJTF last year, ISIS Sahel and ISWAP started to gain an upper hand along the borders of Niger and Nigeria.
Niger used to be our buffer. We share 1608km of border that was jointly patrolled. No serious country will ignore this type of neighbour there would be consequences.
Nigeria and those who played petty politics with the Nigerien matter will bear the consequences. PBAT got it wrong !
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The recent news from Maiduguri, Borno State, is profoundly upsetting. I mourn those who lost their lives, sympathise with the injured and stand in solidarity with the people of Borno during this challenging time.
I want to make it categorically clear that these acts of terror are the final desperate and frantic attempts by criminals and terrorist elements trying to instil and spread fear, as they are under constant pressure from our brave armed forces and security agencies operating in various theatres.
We will continue to intensify our efforts against all criminal elements, wherever they may be.
I must commend the courage and fighting spirit of our patriotic troops who successfully repelled the coordinated attacks by these terrorists on military positions in the state.
The Monday attacks were desperate acts of the evil-minded terrorist groups. Our gallant military and civilian task forces will curtail and put them down.
Just last weekend, during a security meeting with leaders of security and intelligence agencies, I approved additional equipment and operational support to enhance their capabilities. This effort is already in progress.
Additionally, I have directed security chiefs to move to Maiduguri to take charge of the situation. I have also directed the emergency agencies to provide proper care for the injured.
There is no place in Nigeria where terrorists will find safety. We will locate them, confront them, and completely defeat them.
Nigeria will not succumb to fear.
— Bola Ahmed Tinubu,
President & Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces
Federal Republic of Nigeria
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