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ZUKKYY:
Na TVC tinubu tv give am chance to the talk nonsense . Nigeria vote wisely

Read before you comment mugu, Arise TV is now your TVC abi

Excellent

Since he (Buhari) became President, I have never asked him for a penny, I haven’t asked for a contract or lobbied for a position or influence a policy. I haven’t interfered in his government at any time- Asiwaju (Ogun state 2022).[color=#770077][/color]

Since he (Buhari) became President, I have never asked him for a penny, I haven’t asked for a contract or lobbied for a position or influence a policy. I haven’t interfered in his government at any time- Asiwaju (Ogun state 2022).

[quote author=StrongAlphMale post=120406833]These are sane countries where everything works!

On the other thread, some Idiots and werey guys were comparing SA to Nigeria, as in comparing SA to a dirty slum like Lagos and the whole Nigeria? Make una try get sense for this forum.

Y'all should try and compare Nigeria to Kenya, Togo and Mali first let alone comparing it to Ghana, how much more SA. They'll soon comma compare South Korea to Nigeria now. Mad people everywhere!!![/quote
F***l South Africans make it what it is today; what have you and yours contributed to Nigeria where you wine and dine and from the hatred you inherited from osus

sihamey:
Which camera do you use for the pictures ??

She is just a blogger here in Naija trying to fix things up. Can't you guys see it's a work if research with downloaded images?

You're a big liar. Are you not aware of what's going on Ogun labor party? 20 million naira was given to the campaign DG to mobilize people to ibadan for rally when only 4m was used for recruiting campaign while the remaining 16m is cooling off in Okupe's pocket. Stop lie peddling please.

Ok

Validated:
Execise in futility. APC will not get a single state in the SE and SS come 2023.

You guys should desist from the old order of voting political, the best performing governor in Nigeria right now is Sanwo Olu and he's APC while the worst is Ortom of PDP, you see.

Oh Nigeria my father... What a union

Corridon:
Trash. No christian is voting for Tinubu.

what a big, fat lie. What we're doing behind the scenes will shock you; by February, we'll know who the real Christian's are.

noble71:
#175/Pi

Is this the best you can offer?

noble71:

Tinubu doing everything to suppress Labour Party.



Vote Peter Obi for President.


Meanwhile at a good rate sell your Pi π to us.

How much do you buy pi

Alex you don dey thick o, politicians are doing well on you.

1: Ikeja
2: Ikeja
3: Ikeja...
Know this and know peace

josielewa:
January 1St....mistake...if you need a gift card code..here use this to increase your mining hash....3rjmwds

Got that... Thanks

josielewa:
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December last year you mean? Thanks anyway

obembet:
When I can invest same amount on Ethereum and earn better profit.


Anyway if you miss BTC in 2009, don't miss Core

Core is so slow in mining, only have 2 core for more than a month mining. Please wallet is acceptable on the app

AdamuKD:

This one na talk? It doesn't make sense to me at all
Abeg my people, Tilinbu don confuse my confusion oh. Please make una explain to me what he meant up there.
Thank you in advance

You're a fu````````l

Thank God for her

Praxis758:
UEFA has a deadline for transfer window but our INEC is toothless while politicians are cross carpeting and changing parties.

Inec is toothless today because they are decamping to APC but if it were the other way round it won't be so. Elections are not won by emotions, go and woo people to your party and stop complaining

abobote:
Busy body will not kill these desperados

Anyway, power must change hand
Obidatti 2023

What do you call Pit-obi's attendance of every church's programs? Promote your candidate, tell us why we should vote him and stop believing that everybody must support your decisions.

[quote author=NgeneUkwenu post=113937569]Peter Obi Bots Are Unusually Quite Today [/quote
Lol twetter Pol code labour party 0010001 has lost as usual today

[Y u too no go buy. You guys are bad loosers always looking for excuses instead looking for ways to win the next election. You guys should continue to be winning elections on social media while APC keeps winning on the field. quote author=God1000 post=113928026]After vote buying[/quote]

If it were age, Yahaya Bello would've been the best governor in Nigeria.

Lol. Thought he knows much about the con3. I never believe he's just going on training at the twilight of it all just tot be conversant with the happenings here in naija

Thank God

Good question

Looks good

Tinubu Unveils Agenda – To Decentralise Police, Create Jobs, Ensure 12% GDP Growth !!!!

TINUBU'S ROADMAP NIGERIAN GREATNESS

a) 25% annual budget for education
b) 10% annual budget for health
c) Decentralisation of police
d) Introduction of commodity exchange
e) Total deregulation of oil market and building if national storage to sustain supply
f) Stimulation of production and manufacturing for export
g) Target of 15,000MW generation and distribution of electricity

Frontline Presidential aspirant and National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, has shared his manifesto for the transformation of Nigeria if elected president of the country.

The APC presidential aspirant, according to a press statement signed by Bayo Onanuga, Director of Media and Communication, said his team will lead Nigeria to a new era of economic prosperity, peace, security and political stability.

Tinubu, the Governor of Lagos State between 1999-2007, presented his vision within five thematic areas.

He promised to improve security by decentralising the policing of the country and creating hundreds of thousands of new jobs simultaneously.

He promised to transform Nigeria into an enviable country and one where there will be justice, peace and prosperity for all, with a “robust economy”.

Titled ‘My Vision for Nigeria’, Tinubu promised in the document, “a nation transformed into greatness, the pride of Africa, a role model for all black people worldwide, and respected among all other countries.

“A vibrant and thriving democracy and a prosperous nation with a fast-growing industrial base, capable of producing the most basic needs of the people and exporting to other countries of the world.

“A country with a robust economy, where prosperity is broadly shared by all irrespective of class, region, and religion.

“A nation where its people enjoy all the basic needs, including a safe and secure environment, abundant food, affordable shelter, health care, and quality primary education for all.

“A nation founded on justice, peace, and prosperity for all.”

On economy, Tinubu promised to build an economy that will make the nation’s Gross Development Product grow quicker annually for the next four years while also providing jobs for millions of youths in the country.

He also promised to launch a new National Industrial Policy focused on special intervention to reinvigorate specific strategic industries.

“I will focus on stimulating jobs, which will be my top priority as President. I will get Nigeria to work by launching a major public works program, a significant and heavy investment in infrastructure, and value-adding manufacturing and agriculture.

“My administration will build an efficient, fast-growing, and well-diversified emerging economy with a real GDP growth averaging 12% annually for the next four years, translating into millions of new jobs during this period,” he said.

Tinubu also promised to create six new Regional Economic Development Agencies which will establish sub-regional industrial hubs to exploit each zone’s competitive advantage and optimise their potential for industrial growth.

The presidential aspirant also promised to formulate a new National Policy on Agriculture to boost food production.

He promised to promote the establishment of new commodity exchange boards, while also strengthening the one in Lagos in order to guarantee minimum pricing for agricultural products such as cotton, cocoa, rice, soya beans, corn, palm kernel, and groundnuts.

On infrastructure, Tinubu promised to “Build A New Nigeria (BANN)” by developing a National Infrastructure plan, which will cover strategic roads, bridges, rail, water, power, seaports, and airports spanning the length and breadth of the country.

He said his administration will combine government funding, borrowing, public private partnership, private sector financing and concession to initiate a medium and long-term financial model for the BANN initiative.

Tinubu further stated that his administration will target an electricity distribution goal of 15,000 megawatts across the country and ensure a sustainable 24/7 supply.

“On Electricity, I will embark on a renewed action-oriented focus and take immediate and urgent action on resolving existing challenges of power generation plants, gas purchasing, pricing, transmission, and distribution. My administration’s critical goal is to have 15,000 megawatts distributable to all categories of consumers nationwide to ensure 24/7 sustainable supply within the next four years,” he added.

On the oil and gas sector, Tinubu said there will be no need for a subsidy because the market will be open and transparent.

“Supply will come from local refineries, and the forces of demand and supply will determine the price of petroleum products”.

My administration will establish a National Strategic Reserve for Petroleum Products to stabilize supply during unexpected shortages or surplus periods. This will eliminate any form of product shortages and prevent wild swings in prices.

Tinubu also spoke about his administrations promise in the area of education, promising to increase the spending on education to 25 per cent of the nation’s budget.

He promised to continue the free school feeding programme of the APC, feeding “millions of primary school children across the country”.

On tertiary education, Tinubu said his administration eradicate strikes by tertiary institution workers by encouraging the tertiary institutions to source for funds through grants and corporate sponsorships, with all the institutions granted financial autonomy.

Just like education, Tinubu also promised to increase the funding for health care in the annual budget to 10 per cent. According to him the National Health Insurance Scheme will be relaunched to grant health insurance cover to most Nigerians.