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https://www.tiktok.com/video/7698615120838020372?_r=1&_t=ZS-9AiHJnVR27L A vehicle breakdown and it completely close that section of the road completely. Even the vehicles behind can't go back or turn around. This rubbish will cause so many hardship and accidents this festive period. That demacation is not needed. Even at that it added more weight on that aged bridge. Road users call out Engr. David Umahi over the demarcation of the recently commissioned first Niger bridge, which has caused a grid lock on the bridge. A trailer got spoilt on one lane of the bridge and because of the demacation which was constructed during the rehabilitation, vehicles behind it are stuck and don't have an option of overtaking it on the same lane or turning back to use the other lane.
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Atiku is the problem. He is only wasting his time |
Iran economy is worst of.. Although the whole world paid a price |
ChronicGp:pad |
FSBoperator:do you know they are Alot people like you who still believes 911 was staged? And including that from Abdul mutallab. |
Why do you think Atiku, Obi, or Tinubu will win the 2026 election? Please a brief and short sentence why your choice presidential candidates will win others. |
What those data boys will tell you. • Accumulated Savings: According to disclosures by the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele, the policy generated ₦15.8 trillion in cumulative savings distributed among the Federal, State, and Local governments. To counter this claim the figures are just inflation. • Increased Federation Allocations: The removal allowed the government to capture full revenues from fuel sales rather than spending trillions on subsidizing consumption, boosting monthly Federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) disbursements to states. The money moved from the poor citizens to political thief’s. With absolutely nothing to show from the sacrifices and pains ordinary people are going through, • ₦70,000 national minimum wage implementation. I can tell you for a fact that the 30k-40k prior to buhari administration is far better than the 70k of today. • Student loans through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) and funding for public tertiary institutions. I didn’t want to comment on this, as I think it’s better left for Nigerian students themselves to answer. But one thing I know for sure is that they all prefer the previous subsidy regime to student loans.. But they won’t tell you the major ones that outweighs the benefits Criticisms and Counter-Perspectives • Cost of Living Crisis: Critics, labor unions, and civil society groups argue that the removal triggered a massive surge in inflation, high food and transportation costs, and severe economic hardship for ordinary Nigerians. • Expenditure vs. Savings: Economic reports indicate that while the policy created substantial fiscal space, total government expenditure over the same period (estimated at over ₦30 trillion) has heavily outpaced the direct savings. |
Your government do stop traffic for hours. |
Bizibi:the refinary will take 10years to complete. And oil usage is gone by 70% by 2040. The market is competitive. Countries with oil and refinary have edges like Saudi. Dangote was crying before now with Nigeria marketer.. No market for him. It's the strait of hormoz giving him a boast and opportunity. If the strait is open dangota will be crippled.. Reason is is selling off it's Nigeria share. I have seen the handwriting |
naptu2:the refinary will take 10years to complete. And oil usage is gone by 70% by 2040. The market is competitive. Countries with oil and refinary have edges like Saudi. Dangote was crying before now with Nigeria marketer.. No market for him. It's the strait of hormoz giving him a boast and opportunity. If the strait is open dangota will be crippled.. Reason is is selling off it's Nigeria share. I have seen the handwriting |
Bizibi:so building a refinary in a 21 century is a wise decision when they don't have oil? |
Just asking if Kenyan have oli in Kenya. |
It will not solve anything. Inflation will burn. All the salary increases should have been used to maintain subsidies. IMF and World Bank have destroyed Nigeria with their pupit. The pains is now unbearable. |
Tinubu returned from France yesterday, and in the first interview he granted upon his return, he said he “enjoyed himself” in France. That statement has certainly caught people’s attention, especially at a time when many Nigerians are closely watching the government and hoping to hear more about the country’s pressing challenges and what is being done to address them. While enjoying a trip abroad is not unusual, his choice of words has sparked conversations about leadership, priorities, and the kind of message Nigerians expect to hear from their president after an international engagement. Sometimes, a simple statement can generate a much bigger conversation—and this appears to be one of those moments. Tinubu returned from France yesterday, after it was earlier stated that he had been working from France and engaging in official and business-related activities. Interestingly, in the first interview he granted after his return, he said that he “enjoyed himself” in France. That comment has naturally generated reactions and questions, particularly because Nigerians had been told that his time in France involved work and important engagements. There is nothing wrong with enjoying some time abroad, but the choice of words has raised conversations about how public officials communicate with citizens, especially at a time when Nigerians are looking for clear information about the government’s activities, decisions, and priorities. At the end of the day, words matter—particularly when they come from the president. |
Some governers in the south and south East might loose election for affiliation with tinubu. It has nothing to do with tribal hate. It's just what it is. Nigerians rejected him in 2023 for a reason and that reason is still there. It's even worst now for what it's so obvious. The man nor de hear word. Or listen to the people he suppose to govern. |
He was not specific about the time and date why rushing things |
66 old man without a bearings and foresight Pray for Nigeria with a 6-6 fasting and proper. |
I can see the reason he came back today. |
Tinubu returned from France yesterday, and in the first interview he granted upon his return, he said he “enjoyed himself” in France. That statement has certainly caught people’s attention, especially at a time when many Nigerians are closely watching the government and hoping to hear more about the country’s pressing challenges and what is being done to address them. While enjoying a trip abroad is not unusual, his choice of words has sparked conversations about leadership, priorities, and the kind of message Nigerians expect to hear from their president after an international engagement. Sometimes, a simple statement can generate a much bigger conversation—and this appears to be one of those moments. Tinubu returned from France yesterday, after it was earlier stated that he had been working from France and engaging in official and business-related activities. Interestingly, in the first interview he granted after his return, he said that he “enjoyed himself” in France. That comment has naturally generated reactions and questions, particularly because Nigerians had been told that his time in France involved work and important engagements. There is nothing wrong with enjoying some time abroad, but the choice of words has raised conversations about how public officials communicate with citizens, especially at a time when Nigerians are looking for clear information about the government’s activities, decisions, and priorities. At the end of the day, words matter—particularly when they come from the president. |
Compare tinubu and buhari government in a short sentence?
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He will likely run back next week. |
People look stupid defending this government. Just messaging and telling him what he want to hear. Tomorrow when you leave power the same people will start talking rubbish. |
Atiku always believe money can solve all problems. Nigerian politicians mentally. Obidents are not after money politics or a change mestra. But to put back the country where it should be. The obidents movement are majorly a mergar of the former endsars movements. A better country is what they want. |
It only work if the guy panic. Otherwise, but if he doesn't see it the better for him. |
Reasons they reduce vehicle import duties. |
It's not possible. Fire kill all bateria The best still remain to wash the egg put in an unwashed rice. The egg done before you wash and rinse the rice. |
Everyone is claiming the person that comes to their mind.is not what others think but can you mension the letter that start with the name that come to your mind.? When people rejoice for the death of any person it's not really a good thing but it shows the person is a terrible person. People might not like you. It's normal but not to the extent of rejoicing and celebration. |
When you first put the engine did you experience the noise? If no. That sound is mostly from the top. Valve and it will never go away. The reason is that the oil you are using is different from the one that they use last on that engine. |
Wotowotoman:I was waking from sleep. And my eyes not seeing the text very well. I just corrected them shall |
Alot of politicians will cash out. And suffer for another 4 years. The last cashout didn't favor them. Still they want learn. |
It's a market strategy To make sales every year and remain at the top. Not everyone buy new phone every year. Some every 2 or 4 years. Those that bought last year or 2. Will likely not buy the new release. Those people that buys used phones are likely to upgrade to next in line while also trading their old to others. The market is insegment. But the truth still remains there are no meaningful changes or upgrades. The major Apple upgrade is iPhone 6 and X. And than 15. Just like car, the major update is the generation. Yet they still name it every year |