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For God so loved the world,that he gave his only begotten Son,that whosoever believeth in him should not perish,but have everlasting life.
I hope they will identify every single one in that video. They must be shown to the world that violence/killing people because of their political choice is criminal.
May that guy not happen to our political landscape anymore.
Someone who sells Viju milk is shaming Ponmo and Agbo seller.
May God bless every of our legitimate hussles and yours too Wuraola.
Still living in 1975.
Solar power is an alternative and reliable power source
Solar power is not a substitute for a reliable electricity supply, Nigerians should not have to spend their hard-earned money installing solar panels, buying inverters and purchasing batteries simply to enjoy a basic service that the government is supposed to provide (and the APC-led government has failed woefully in that aspect).
Small and large-scale businesses are struggling, industries are operating below capacity, and households are spending more on fuel just to keep the lights on. We cannot build a productive economy on generators and individual survival systems, it is not possible.
Nigerians deserve stable power, not endless excuses and expensive alternatives. The first step towards bringing this reality to light is to hold those responsible for this mess accountable and by voting them out through the ballot on January 16th, 2027.
A few years ago on this platform, @fimiletoks questioned why Universities of agriculture across the country were not using all the large land to farm for their campus and immediate communities.
I am happy Dr Alausa is now moving in that direction.
As part of our commitment to skilling up 5 million Nigerians by 2030, we have partnered with the Bank of Agriculture to establish the Renewed Hope Tertiary Agricultural and Entrepreneurship Programme, creating opportunities for practical skills development, entrepreneurship and employment.
Through this initiative, 20 tertiary institutions to start will be supported to transform underutilised institutional farmlands into commercial agricultural hubs, with over 500,000 hectares targeted for productive use.
Each participating institution will have access to between ₦1 billion and ₦2 billion in financing, alongside tractors, modern farm equipment, improved seedlings, irrigation facilities and technical support.
The programme will primarily benefit students, unemployed graduates and alumni, equipping them with practical agricultural and entrepreneurial skills, while also creating opportunities for staff and members of host communities to participate in commercial farming.
Beyond boosting food production, the initiative will connect classroom learning and research with practical enterprise, repositioning our tertiary institutions as centres of agricultural innovation, commercial production and job creation.
Ultimately, we are investing in people, building skills and creating pathways for young Nigerians to become entrepreneurs, employers and active contributors to national food security.
This is education translated into skills, skills translated into enterprise, and enterprise translated into opportunity.
I will visit every community in Nigeria don break neck and exhausted just from going around creating content alone.
He never put the weight of Naija problems for head o.
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I have watched 2 snippets of this guy from this particular debate and he lied in those two.
1) He lied that PBAT said he will reduce the purchasing power or the people
2) He lied that PBAT said Yoruba lokan.
I would have stood up and walk away if I was in that studio.
I have never seen that low level failed presidential aspirant before...
That guy put his face on transformers before supplying it to communities.
Haaaa!!! Which kind man be this now
Continue to rest in peace.
"Kulukulu kulu temper."
I have so many weird stories in my head about the time of Prof Salau in LAUTECH and SUG activism.
We are talking about a country that was deeply in trouble economically, one with diverse ethnicity and religion but your criteria for choosing a presidential candidate is that he will visit people in their homes. He will monitor how petrol is bought in the official cars
Why do we have ward councillors >>>>LG Chairmen >>>>HoA Members>>>>Commissioners>>>>Federal Reps>>>>Senators>>>>Governors
We now even have regional development commission
...but the President must visit every states.
I am pained that I broke one of my X rules tonight about not jumping on "anyhow" person's post to comment.
This is because the post was about family and parents. I protect those two things dearly wherever I go.
I have card-carrying members of PDP, APC, APM, and ADC in my family.
Imagine if, as the Mogaji of my family, I threatened to withdraw my support from whoever is not supporting my candidate?
Just imagine that.
Until I see Obidients resigning from UBA, Heirs Holdings, Dangote Group, BUA Group and others in protest ,because their owners are strong supporters and financiers of PBAT, I won't take any of you seriously.
It's just noise and rubbish.