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Alihamdulillahi Roobil Alamin...
Bismillahi Rahmon Raheem...
May 🇳🇬 and Nigerians succeed by God's grace... Amin.
Obi was only considered as vice to Atiku because he is Igbo.
He became popular in 2023 election because NDigbo thought they had a chance. He would have go beyond a regional political figure if he had form a campaign team that has a balance of tribes but instead 75% of his team
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I am particularly impressed by the level of intentionality and gaslighting that you people are applying to sell Obi to people. For me, there is absolutely nothing wrong with supporting Obi because he is your tribesman. It’s a valid reason to support anyone in any democracy. In fact, I admire Igbos who are honest enough to admit this. It’s just unfortunate that it’s a bad market. No matter how hard you try to sell it, it won’t still give you the desired returns. Is he a good man? I think so. Is he corrupt? I doubt it. Is he competent? Debatable. Can he win? Clearly, no pathway to winning.
For those who are yet to realize this, Obi does not have what it takes to win a presidential election in a country like Nigeria. At best, he’s still a regional candidate without any major political alliance across the country. So the fact that he will be losing the 2027 election again is without any iota of doubt. Whoever is yet to realize this by this time is only deceiving himself.
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"No matter what anybody says, Nigeria remains the big brother of all African nations"- @realffk.
Speech during the inaugural Nigerian Fair, Nigerian Consulate, Johannesburg, South Africa, 7th November 2026.
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Meet Akeem Ishola Busari🇳🇬 the coach who led Nigeria's Flamingos to the U-17 World Cup victory.
• Appointed in April 2026
• Previously coached Pacesetter Queens (Ibadan)
• Made history as the first coach to win a World Cup with a Nigerian women's team.
LEGEND 👏
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ON HEALTH:
@drobafemihamzat says he will:
- Increase Lagos Health Insurance (Ilera Eko) from the current 1.4 million to 1 in 3 Lagosians
- Completion of the brand new Massey Children Hospital
- Complete the Ongoing Ojo General Hospital
- Completion of Somolu General Hospital
- Expansion of 50% of bed spaces at the 9 General Hospitals
- Make More of the over 300 Primary Healthcare Facilities to a Flagship one, where the operate 24/7
- Training of more Doctors and create better welfare and training
#PBAT2027
#TheLagosPromise
@jidesanwoolu
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DANGOTE RICE FACTORY IN WUSHISHI, NIGER STATE
Here are some of the impressive specifications of the factory
1. Location: Wushishi, Niger State.
2. Factory size: 30 hectares of land.
3. Processing capacity: 32 metric tonnes of paddy rice per hour.
4. Storage facilities: 32 industrial silos.
5. Silo capacity: Each silo can store 2,500 metric tonnes, giving a combined storage capacity of 80,000 metric tonnes.
6. Power supply: A dedicated 5.8MW electricity generation facility.
7. Farmers: Dangote plans to purchase 100% of the rice produced by participating local outgrower farmers.
8. Technology: Modern rice milling technology designed to improve efficiency, reduce waste and produce quality rice.
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Dear, Mr President @officialABAT
Ekiti has 2000 plus Polling Units and 177 wards.
During the gubernatorial Election, APC lost just 2 wards and won 175 wards.
Mr President, you can rest assured that come Jan 2027, you are going to win all the polling units and the entire 177 wards in Ekiti.
There is no opposition in Ekiti.
God bless APCPDPAPMSDP.
For those who wants to donate their tears, we have buckets 🪣 for them.
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Them eye don dey open.
These 2 Yoruba men abroad are richer than all our so called Igbo Bee-Lo-nears combined together.
Please don't mention an employee Ibo's in Tech.
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Professor Pat Utomi wishing Nigeria has 36 of Obi to be governing the 36 States has to be the most insulting thing anybody can wish on any State. I don’t wish such evil on my dear Kwara State of Harmony.
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An old school mate based in Dubai called me. He wanted to introduce me to his friend, a woman based in USA. I spoke to the woman and she explained her problem. She and her extended family have properties in kano that she wanted me to sell them off. She gave me the addresses and I visited the three commercial properties in different choice locations in Kano. They are worth billions with over 300 tenants.
It was in the process of selling the properties I understood the deep seated problem with the family. They are all in their 60s and 70s and they inherited the properties from as far back as their grandfather .Out of 8 of them, only one is based in Kano and five based in USA and two in Lagos. Majority have never visited Kano. They wanted to sell because the economy necessitated the need for money now that some of them have debts and are not doing well.
From the moment they got my number I started receiving calls with complaints that so so is the problem of the family. One called that I must make sure he gets 5% of the commission,too much hatred and acrimony all because of properties left by someone that refused to enjoy the fruit of his labour.
It was a broken family, all at each other's throats. Last last one uncle Segun who keeps the documents won't release them saying he would be the one to handle the sales. The ones in Nigeria took the matter to court and I was surprised to be joined in the mater having been given power of attorney by the 8 members. Gradually I was sucked into a horror movie of intrigues by family members,some accusing me of taking sides.
Please if you have properties share it among your children or leave a will or create a foundation for your assets to avoid these kind of problems, or kuku spend all your money before you die. Your children will still make it in life. You can't make people rich.
Islam has a clear way of sharing inheritance such that these problems are always eliminated.
Dr Aliyu Nuhu
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In fairness to Gbajue, it wasn't Ojukwu that made him Governor. So we can't say he betrayed him. Ojukwu gave him a platform but Ngige defeated that platform. So who made him Governor? Same man who gave Ngige a platform also made Gbajue Governor. Chris Uba, Obasanjo's SA who confessed in court that they actually rigged for Ngige, so the Court had no choice when those who supposed to witness for were witnessing against. The same man attempted to remove both from power. He succeeded on Ngige but the Courts returned Gbajue back to power twice! So, Chris succeeded in removing both of them but Judiciary kept helping Gbajue to return back to power even after removal.
Today, Gbajue is the greatest critic of Judiciary and Chris, who always lost out in the Courts has now defeated Atiku Abubakar to become the Presidential candidate of ADC. Nobody can ever understand the workings of GOD!
Offa has decide... Ifokanbale is the way...
“We heard that one party gave Offa Deputy Governor. Funny, the last time we had a Deputy Governor was during the time of the PDP in Kwara.
The party that gave you Deputy Governor, ask them how their serving Deputy Governor is living, and ask him why the Governor is living large while his deputy is hopping from one Uber to the other whenever he visits Abuja.’ — HE @bukolasaraki at the Palace of Olofa
Shots fired 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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PRESIDENT TINUBU RAMPS UP COMPLETION OF RAIL PROJECTS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA
*Kaduna-Kano rail set for December 3 inauguration
*Kano-Katsina-Maradi rail project reaches 70% completion
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is accelerating the completion of major railway projects in Northern Nigeria, with the Kaduna–Kano Standard Gauge Railway scheduled for inauguration on December 3, 2026.
The 203-kilometre Kaduna–Zaria–Kano railway project, one of the administration’s legacy projects, has reached approximately 90 percent completion, while the 400-kilometre Kano–Katsina–Maradi railway project has attained 70 percent completion.
When President Tinubu assumed office in 2023,
Kano-Kastina-Maradi rail project was at barely 5% while Kaduna-Kano was less than 30% completion.
The projects demonstrate the administration’s commitment to expanding Nigeria’s railway infrastructure, improving regional connectivity and facilitating the movement of passengers and goods across the country and beyond.
The Kaduna–Kano railway, an extension of the existing Abuja–Kaduna standard gauge line, will establish a continuous rail connection between Abuja, Kaduna, Zaria and Kano, strengthening transportation links across major commercial centres in Northern Nigeria.
The two rail projects were recently inspected on the directive of President Tinubu by a Federal Government team led by the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Transportation, Engr. Funso Adebiyi, who expressed satisfaction with the quality of construction work, particularly the railway alignment, drainage infrastructure, embankment protection, stone pitching and soil stabilisation.
The inspection included a train test-run journey from Jaji in Kaduna State to Kano, allowing officials to assess the completed track infrastructure and passenger comfort.
The President has also directed that all outstanding land acquisition and compensation issues within Kaduna metropolis should be resolved immediately so that the railway corridor from Abuja to Kano will be completed.
The completed 190-kilometre Jaji-Kano section out of the entire 205-kilometre stretch of Kaduna-Kano rail project and the 250-kilometre Dawanu-Kano-Kazaure-Daura-Kastina section of the Kano-Maradi project will be inaugurated by December 3, 2026.
When operational, the Kaduna–Kano railway will improve passenger transportation, facilitate commercial activities and provide an alternative to road travel along one of Northern Nigeria’s busiest commercial corridors.
Similarly, the Kano–Katsina–Maradi railway, which has reached 70 percent completion, is expected to strengthen cross-border transportation and trade between Nigeria and the neighbouring Niger Republic.
In line with President Tinubu's agenda, all ongoing infrastructure projects will be delivered in every part of the country as scheduled.
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Nigeria’s $760 million ginger industry was brought to its knees by fungal blight in 2023.
1: But the Tinubu’s administration is determined to bring it back to life.
2: The outbreak wiped out as much as 95% of ginger farms in key Kaduna LGAs, including Kachia, Kagarko and Jaba.
3: Production plunged from 751,473 metric tonnes to just 67,000 tonnes in 2023 before recovering partially to 159,600 tonnes.
4: The Gov of Kaduna state, HE @ubasanius deeply concerned by the loss of revenue for ginger farmers in his state, sought the President’s intervention.
5: Therefore, @officialABAT intervened through the National Ginger Revitalisation Programme, implemented via the MD @bankofagricng @ayosotinrin
5: Meanwhile, the @nabdanig has developed fungal-blight-resistant ginger planting materials to support the sector’s recovery.@mustapha837391
6: Nigeria was once the world’s third-largest ginger exporter after India and China and remains the second-largest producer after India.
7: We are not giving up on our ginger farmers. The lost glory will return, the industry will rise again, and those golden days will come back. President Tinubu says, “I will give you joy.” @lakunle70 @MikeAgrow @Olomu_Aperan @akinwale_cfi @olaMVB @Samsonprolific @EnyonamManye @FemmieRichards @Farmexecutive @Dareybabslink @YeriTheSGF @_hafsat_paki @flexiblenancy @OzoMusty @ahmedmaiyaki @KadunaMOAgric @Onsogbu @jerryadams225 @AdamuHayatudde1 @sultanabdumalik @Abdoul_Darazo @Abdool85 @OfficialAPC_KD @MOIKaduna @kadss_lb @AShammeh @ShehuSani @BashirSZuntu @Faridatu001 @ummuh_Zahra @mni_JJ @Tjslyy @farmer_yolo @fimiletoks @lollylarry1 @PatienceJo47520 @meothmans @ShehuSani
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Dear President @officialABAT, whatever rewards are coming to our U-17 World Champions, please add one more: give each of them a scholarship to any university they choose.
At 17 and under, they are still in their formative years. Football can carry them into the future. An academic scholarship lets them walk into that future better armed.
Many people did not wish them or our country well in that final. They went out and won it anyway. We must celebrate them, and we should celebrate them in a way that lasts.
Congratulations Mr President. Looking forward to seeing you lift that trophy, to the joy of every Nigerian that wishes our country well.
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People online keep saying nobody will vote for President Tinubu, but APC gatherings across states tell a different story. Thousands are coming out to show their support.
This is just Yobe State! #ArewaForAsiwaju
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Abeg these girls sabi play Ball! Congratulations Flamingos, i saw almost every game and the North Korea game was my favourite. You just made my year! These girls got pace,football intelligence, hunger to succeed, and a great team spirit. May God surprise you positively like you did us, Nigerians. Bravo sisters! The world applauds you!
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In July 2022, after a chat with a young corper (my tenant), I became sold on real estate business.
To test water, I bought a plot of land just behind my then personal residence. That birthed my first project.
Today, by Allah's mercy, we have footprints in 4 states with a team of 30 direct staff.