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GorillaApp:
What slimming regimen can you recommend? Pls I am no where near asari o. Just want to shed a few pounds

sammiewrite:
The likes of Gen. Keffi and Attahiru are few of the last patriots who served in that state-backed cartel they call Nigerian Army. Hence, I wasn't surprised to see words like "godson." Most of the other senior officers loyalty are to the powerful politicians and senior serving and retired military officers who got them into NDA and have since being ensuring their promotion and protection, and not to Nigeria. The glory days of Nigerian Army were in the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s when the sons of nobody got into the NDA and as such they pledged their full loyalty to Nigeria and Nigerians. Today? We have politicised everything. We fvcked around. Now we are finding out

OLAADEGBU:
SaharaReporters

Ali-Keffi, who once served as General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Division and headed the covert Operation Service Wide (OSW), alleged that Attahiru’s death occurred against a backdrop of internal hostility, operational sabotage, and high-level corruption within the military.

KingOfAmebo:
The current first lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Oluremi Tinubu is also one of the Pastors of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, What surprises me isn't the manner at which she walked up to a sitting Governor of a State to hasting him up but the fact that the Governor was singing a worship song as a Christian, Pastor Oluremi Tinubu should know better that sinning against the holy Spirit (interrupting the presence of God's worship) is the biggest sin of all sins..watch the video:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74qUE7rWPNk

treesun:
TOP 50 MOST HATED PEOPLE IN HISTORY



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ShuaibuOnakpa:
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has directed Vice President Kashim Shettima to lead nationwide sensitization and coordination for Nigeria’s new ranching and grazing reforms, marking a major step toward ending herder-farmer conflicts.

Speaking at the Federal Executive Council meeting on Wednesday, the President ordered immediate mobilisation for the implementation of ranching infrastructure, prioritising conflict-prone communities.

“The Minister of Livestock should begin rehabilitating grazing areas for ranching.

We must eliminate this area of conflict and make livestock reform economically viable,” Tinubu said.

He instructed Shettima, who chairs the National Economic Council, to engage governors and emphasise that land administration rests with the states.

The President added that restoring peace in rural communities and modernising livestock management is crucial to national security and food stability.


https://cnn.com.ng/tinubu-tasks-shettima-to-lead-nationwide-ranching-rollout-orders-grazing-reforms/

Kalashnikov49:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/fg-wades-in-as-burkina-faso-refuses-to-release-seized-naf-c-130-plane-11-soldiers-2/

SamGift0817:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nzOaKIPJd0

Professor Wole Soyinka has criticised the 'excessive security' deployment around President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's son, Seyi Tinubu, saying that it reflects poorly on Nigeria's security priorities.

Some online have commended Soyinka’s comments, stating that leaders’ children are not elected officials and that security should protect more than a privileged few.

AngelGabbyShara:
Oyebanji makes history as first commercial flight lands at Ekiti Airport

…Says Over N49 Billion Expended on Airport Project

… Former Ekiti governors, Senate leader on board the maiden flight


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https://www.facebook.com/share/17TTs2G9nj/

PlayerMeji:
Very good one from Donald Trump.. These America-haters have used the birthright citizenship to infiltrate into being an American without the actual love for America.
Russians
Iranians
Palestinians
Saudis
Yemen
Chinese
Etc

They will give birth to children in America and teach them to hate America with all their might..

AnonPoet:
South-south is now 100% APC: A look at the party control across Nigeria geo-political zones (Dec 9, 2025)


[South of South States]
1. Delta: APC
2. ⁠Akwa Ibom: APC
3. ⁠Edo: APC
4. ⁠Cross River: APC
5. ⁠Rivers: APC
6. ⁠Bayelsa: APC
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South-east
1. ⁠Enugu: APC
2. ⁠Ebonyi: APC
3. ⁠Imo: APC
4. ⁠Abia: LP
5. Anambra: APGA
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South-west
1. Lagos: APC
2. ⁠Ekiti: APC
3. ⁠Ogun: APC
4. ⁠Ondo: APC
5. ⁠Oyo: PDP
6. ⁠Osun: Accord

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North-central
1. Benue: APC
2. ⁠Niger: APC
3. ⁠Kwara: APC
4. ⁠Nasarawa: APC
5. ⁠Kogi: APC
6. ⁠Plateau: PDP

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North-east
1. Borno: APC
2. ⁠Yobe: APC
3. ⁠Taraba: PDP
4. ⁠Gombe: APC
5. ⁠Adamawa: PDP
6. ⁠Bauchi: PDP

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North-west
1. ⁠Katsina: APC
2. ⁠Jigawa: APC
3. ⁠Sokoto: APC
4. ⁠Kebbi: APC
5. ⁠Kaduna: APC
6. ⁠Zamfara: PDP
7. Kano: NNPP

#TheCableIndex
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Estello:
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the design and construction of a new headquarters for the Bank of Industry (BoI) at Eko Atlantic City, Lagos, marking a major step in the Federal Government’s drive to reposition Nigeria’s industrial and financial infrastructure.

The approval was announced on Wednesday by the Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, Senator John Enoh, while briefing State House correspondents after the FEC meeting presided over by President Bola Tinubu in Abuja.

According to Enoh, the council approved five key memoranda relating to the ministry, with three focused on industrial development and two on trade and investment.

BoI Headquarters project gets greenlight
Enoh confirmed that the BoI project received formal approval from the council.

“Council approved the award of contract for the design and build of the Bank of Industry headquarters in Eko Atlantic City,” he said.

The new headquarters is expected to serve as a central hub for the BoI’s expanded role in financing industrial growth, small and medium-scale enterprises, and export-oriented manufacturing.

FEC approves purchase of 200 electric buses
As part of broader industrial and automotive sector reforms, the council also approved the purchase of 200 electric buses for the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC).

“The first memo that was considered and approved was the award of a contract for the supply of 200 units of electric buses at the cost of N58 billion for the National Automotive Design and Development Council,” Enoh said.

He explained that the project aligns with the administration’s strategy to strengthen Nigeria’s automotive ecosystem while promoting cleaner energy solutions and industrial expansion.

Nigeria industrial policy 2025 approved
Enoh described the approval of the Nigeria Industrial Policy 2025 as the most consequential outcome of the FEC meeting.

“The Nigeria Industrial Policy 2025 was finally approved today, and it provides the framework that will guide industrial growth and development,” he said.

He noted that the absence of an updated industrial policy had previously hindered international partnerships and donor engagement.

“Many of our development partners would not even listen to us because there was no industrial policy, so this approval is extremely significant,” Enoh added.

He said the policy directly supports President Tinubu’s economic diversification agenda under the administration’s eight-point policy framework.

Lekki medical tourism park, trade fair hosting approved
[b]On trade and investment matters, Enoh disclosed that FEC approved the construction of internal and access roads within the Lekki Medical Tourism Park in Lagos.

“The approval for the construction of internal and access roads within the Lekki Medical Tourism Park was granted,” he said.

He also confirmed that the council was formally briefed on Nigeria’s selection to host the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF).

“Nigeria has officially been selected to host the Intra-African Trade Fair after a competitive bidding process,” Enoh stated.

Lagos chosen as host city
According to the minister, Lagos will host the trade fair, with the Lagos Creative and Cultural Centre (former National Arts Theatre) designated as the main venue.

He said hosting the IATF strengthens Nigeria’s strategic position within the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) framework and complements ongoing industrialisation programmes being implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO).

What you should know
Last week, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) approved the 2026–2028 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), a key fiscal document that outlines Nigeria’s revenue expectations, macroeconomic assumptions, and spending priorities for the next three years.[/b]

The Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Atiku Bagudu, said the Federal Government is projecting a total revenue inflow of N34.33 trillion in 2026, including N4.98 trillion expected from government-owned enterprises.
https://nairametrics.com/2025/12/10/fec-approves-construction-of-bank-of-industry-headquarters-at-eko-atlantic-city/

Cutezt:
A police officer was seen being beaten mercilessly by a mob after he was accused of stealing.

It is not know what the police officer stole or where the incident took place.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCozsuwl2fM

Kapeter:
They are correcting you but still acting like who knows it all. Just few weeks ago, British Royal Air Force had to force land in Nigeria to refuel on their way to Kenya. So why can’t Nigeria Air Force plane do same in Burkina. Planes can’t land without instructions from control towers, so who’s deceiving you that Traore didn’t know or he’s just been extra careful so it wouldn’t be an indirect attack from ECOWAS. 🤡

Biodun556:
https://saharareporters.com/2025/12/09/burkina-faso-releases-11-nigerian-officers-detained-after-controversial-air-force

maasoap:
Last year raining season farming, I planted melon and few GM water melon. My melon harvest was huge that I sold about 15k melon, gave many people and we prepared egusi soups for a year! I created a thread for it and it made FP.
My last year dry season maize equally yielded very good. Gave people dried maize and we also used it to prepare pap for an entire month Ramadan (March this year) and beyond. My thread about it also made FP
My okro, tomato and pepper farm this year was also good.
My two pawpaw plants have also become a blessing for me, neighbours, families and friends.
And the cassava that I planted last year dry season and harvested October this year was much, we used it to produce gari and flour which are now mixing with yam flour for amala.
All nah backyard farming.

https://www.nairaland.com/8074655/me-working-melon-egusi-farm

https://www.nairaland.com/8284804/one-plot-dry-season-maize

dre11:
https://dailytrust.com/drama-as-ambassadorial-nominee-struggles-to-name-ekiti-senators/?noamp=available

AngelGabbyShara:
Oyebanji makes history as first commercial flight lands at Ekiti Airport

…Says Over N49 Billion Expended on Airport Project

… Former Ekiti governors, Senate leader on board the maiden flight



History was made in Ekiti on Wednesday as Governor, Biodun Oyebanji led other dignitaries to receive the first commercial flight at the Ekiti Agro-Allied International Cargo Airport, in Ado Ekiti, describing the project as a major milestone in the state’s quest for economic growth and enhanced connectivity.

The United Nigeria aircraft with registration number 5N-BWY and about 50 passengers on board, arrived the airport at about 11:09 am and departed at 12.00 noon for Lagos.

Dignitaries on board the first commercial flight include Senate Leader, Senator Opeyemi Bamidele; three former Governors of the State- Dr Kayode Fayemi, Otunba Niyi Adebayo and Dr Ayodele Fayose. Also on board were members of the National Assembly from Ekiti State; Chairman of United Nigeria Airline, Prof Obiora Okonkwo; Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Dr Yakubu Adam, and a former minister of Aviation, Mr Babatola among others.

They were received by Governor Oyebanji; his wife, Dr Olayemi Oyebanji; Deputy Governor, Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye; former Governor Segun Oni; Technical Advisor on Airport Project, AVM Sunday Makinde (rtd) and other state officials.

Speaking during the historic event, Governor Oyebanji, who disclosed that over N49 billion was expended on the execution of the project, noted that the investment reflected the state government’s commitment to critical infrastructure that would stimulate development, attract investors and create jobs for the people of the state.

Governor Oyebanji said the airport was strategically designed to support the export of agro-produce, boost value chains and reduce post-harvest losses for farmers, the Governor said the airport would also open Ekiti to global opportunities, particularly in agriculture, commerce and tourism.

Commending his predecessors for their efforts at birthing the airport, particularly Governor Kayode Fayemi who laid the foundation, and took the project to a substantial level, Oyebanji said the completion of the project underscored the gains of continuity in governance.

The Governor, also commended members of the National Assembly from the State for their support towards the actualization of the project, assured that his government would put in place necessary institutional framework and partnership to ensure optimal utilization and sustainability of the project.

While expressing his deepest appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu whose economic reforms freed resources to sub-national and made such project possible for the development of the state, the Governor also thanked the Founder of Afe Babalola University, Chief Afe Babalola (SAN) for his selflessness, generosity and unflinching support to the airport project.

The Governor commended Chief Afe Babalola for the donation of navigational aids (CVOR/DME) and control tower equipment worth $1.6 million and the construction of 100-cars capacity car park, at the cost of N356 million

The Governor also appreciate the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Mr Festus Keyamo, SAN for his relentless support and encouragement in ensuring the completion of this Airport, as well as United Nigeria Airlines for accepting to partner the state.

The Governor charged Ekiti people, particularly the entrepreneurs, investors, farmers and young professionals to the airport to expand their business, access new markets and create wealth, stressing that improved air transport would accelerate trade, tourism and overall economic prosperity in the state.

“This moment is not just the official opening of the airport to commercial passenger operations; it is the launch of a new chapter in our transportation infrastructure development journey. Beyond infrastructural mileage however, this latest achievement is another quintessential testimony to our commitment to the shared vision of a modern, prosperous and forward looking State of our dream.

“The making of this airport is a collective legacy of at least, three Governors before me - Engineer Segun Oni who first conceived the idea, Governor Ayo Fayose who acquired and initially cleared the site and Dr Kayode Fayemi, who, despite all odds, braved the wind of challenges to commence the building of this airport six years ago. Today’s event is therefore an applause to our collective determination. I must however, specially thank President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR for his strong support that enables us to finance this project to completion, my immediate predecessor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, for his relentless courage and determination and Aare Afe Babalola for his huge financial and moral support. Without this trio, this project would have remained a pipe dream.

“In all, a total sum of Forty-Nine Billion, Seven Hundred and Seventy-Four Million, Nine Hundred and Eighty Thousand, Nine Hundred and Seventy-Four Naira and Sixty-One Kobo (N49,774,980,974.61) has been expended directly by the Ekiti State Government. We have had to travel long distances facing high costs and risks before reaching the markets that could benefit us and benefit from us. Today, that challenge is turning into an opportunity with the commencement of commercial flight operations from Ekiti Agro-Allied International Cargo Airport.
https://www.facebook.com/share/17TTs2G9nj/

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16D_HQYp3yk?si=2X4565hkdkqJy5O3

Intrigues, wonders shall never end and the more you look, the less you see.

Where do I start? Chronologically.

A video was being circulated by those fake pan-Africanists (Russian paid influencers) in the heat of the coup in Benin. This was before anybody knew who the leader of the coup was. The video featured someone in uniform that was telling the Beninoise people to rise up against the government.

Luckily Beninoise people were online. They said that the person was an actor anf skit maker called Delcoz Kindjanhounde. They said that he usually posts skits on social media and he acts like a policeman.

I knew it was a hoax, so I didn't bother to watch the video till the end. That's why I didn't notice it.

The Beninoise authorities have arrested the actor. Why? Because, although the video was made and posted on November 28, there was a piece of paper on his desk (in the video) and it bore the actual date of the coup.

Did he know about the coup ahead of time or was it a coincidence?

This post has been translated from French by Google.

Actualites229 @actualite229



https://x.com/i/status/1998715515120882076

Kingzjayzee:
https://dailypost.ng/2025/12/09/nigerian-military-cant-defeat-bandits-govt-should-negotiate-gumi/

lezz:
Many cheered yerima, including the illiterate media, not knowing they were cheering their own deaths.

The military have no more rights than an ordinary civilian in most instances because they are not law enforcement.

But sentiments made us hail military brutality and illegality simply because we don't like the victim.

Now you're the one on the receiving end.

Evil is evil no matter who's suffering it.

Adaisback:
Tinubu should just divide this country peacefully make I port to Niger delta because Biafra under Nnamdi kanu will be a chronic disaster

Monday0289:
https://dailytrust.com/lt-yerima-life-after-encounter-with-wike/?noamp=available

Biodun556:
Nigerian Air Force conducts Multiple Precision airstrikes on fleeing coup plotters in Benin Republic

By: Zagazola Makama



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