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Oba Youths in Anambra state burst an 'ashawo' joint in the area where underage girls of 13 years are involved in pro$titution!!

This is really sad and the woman that runs this place should be arrested immediately 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/CH2Sa4orUA

— David Offor (@DavidsOffor) June 23, 2023

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) touch down in France, ahead of the Global Financing Pact Summit convened by President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. He is received by both French and Nigerian Officials #PBATInParis pic.twitter.com/vmMCrUc3WS

— Daddy D.O🇳🇬 (@DOlusegun) June 20, 2023

Jogs1900:
They are demolishing those shops because they voted LP.Most of those traders are from Ebonyi state.

The President receives in audience, the United States Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Energy Resources, Ambassador Geoffrey Praytt and GCEO-NNPC, Mr Mele Kolo Kyari, in State House

Mr @BillGates, co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and founder of Microsoft has arrived the Presidential Villa with Alhaji @AlikoDangote to see President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) pic.twitter.com/fnbzqJGqn6

— Daddy D.O🇳🇬 (@DOlusegun) June 19, 2023

November1857:
Another cheap propaganda...

“I was in three cities in the United States last week to see clients and everybody was talking about Nigeria. “He has put Nigeria back at the top of the agenda, in a positive way,” the banker said.

“Why is the new president able to do these things and Buhari wasn’t and why is no one protesting,” one foreign investor asked

Toluwanise247:
Congratulations

President Bola Tinubu has approved the new Electricity Act, which replaces the 2005 Electricity and Power Sector Reform Act.

The Electricity Act was first passed in July 2022 in the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari.

The new bill seeks to promote private sector investments in the Nigerian power sector and de-monopolise the nation’s electricity generation, transmission and distribution at the national level.

Below are 10 benefits of the assented 2023 Electricity Act

1. The passage means that anyone may construct, own, or operate an undertaking for generating electricity not exceeding one megawatt in aggregate at a site, or an undertaking for distribution of electricity with a capacity not exceeding 100 kilowatts in aggregate at a site, or such other capacity as the Commission may determine from time to time, without a licence.

2. Electricity generation licensees are obligated to meet renewable generation obligations as may be prescribed by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission.

3. Electricity generating companies will be mandated to either generate power from renewable energy sources, purchase power generated from renewable energy or procure any instrument representing renewable energy generation.

4. Lawmakers are granted the power to carry out oversight responsibilities and function over the NESI through its respective Committees on Power in the Senate and House of Representatives.

5. Empowerment of states, companies, and individuals to generate, transmit and distribute electricity.

6. States can regulate their electricity markets by issuing licences to private investors who can operate mini-grids and power plants within the state. However, the Act precludes interstate and transnational electricity distribution.

7. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission will be able to regulate the electricity sector within Nigeria.

8. The commission can transition regulatory responsibilities from itself to state regulators when they are established.

9. Until a state has passed its electricity market laws, NERC will continue to regulate electricity businesses in such states.

10. For now, only three states -Lagos, Edo and Kaduna—have electricity market laws and can start regulating their markets. But for other states without such laws, NERC will regulate their electricity generation and transmission.

NzogbuNzogbu:
All these one no count as achievement o

We still dey suffer fuel crisis and market escalation

The President speech was an extempore.
No paper, No Teleprompter, infact I was inspired, it was perhaps to most eloquent and inspiring speech by a president in Nigeria ever.

~PDP House of Rep Member@atiku 🥵

E be like say DO dey sell Agbado for villa. pic.twitter.com/1wlK5S6maL

— Ainà Dipo 🇳🇬 (@dipoaina1) June 9, 2023