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One Million Bibles and Zero Common Sense

In a surprise “charitable” twist, Seyi Tinubu is reportedly sponsoring the distribution of one million Bibles nationwide — not libraries, not meals for orphans, not scholarships — but Bibles. Admirable generosity, questionable logic.

For someone with degrees from elite UK and US universities, you’d think he might come up with a more original birthday gift to society. Maybe a coding hub? A youth startup fund? Even a public library with Wi-Fi! But no — it’s raining Bibles in the name of “youth empowerment.”

If irony had a face, it would be smiling politely right now. A Muslim buying Bibles for Christian youth? That’s not interfaith harmony — that’s plot twist energy. While the country grapples with hunger, unemployment, and vanishing public schools, someone’s decided that what the youth really need… is another copy of the Good Book.

Faith is good. But common sense? Even better.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/10/one-million-bibles-to-be-distributed-nationwide-in-honour-of-seyi-tinubu/

One Million Bibles and Zero Common Sense

In a surprise “charitable” twist, Seyi Tinubu is reportedly sponsoring the distribution of one million Bibles nationwide — not libraries, not meals for orphans, not scholarships — but Bibles. Admirable generosity, questionable logic.

For someone with degrees from elite UK and US universities, you’d think he might come up with a more original birthday gift to society. Maybe a coding hub? A youth startup fund? Even a public library with Wi-Fi! But no — it’s raining Bibles in the name of “youth empowerment.”

If irony had a face, it would be smiling politely right now. A Muslim buying Bibles for Christian youth? That’s not interfaith harmony — that’s plot twist energy. While the country grapples with hunger, unemployment, and vanishing public schools, someone’s decided that what the youth really need… is another copy of the Good Book.

Faith is good. But common sense? Even better.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/10/one-million-bibles-to-be-distributed-nationwide-in-honour-of-seyi-tinubu/[b][/b]

imagrg:
In spite of the order given by CBN on POS charges, the Road Side POS Terminal operators still take 30% or more as charges for cash withdrawals.

The CBN should as a matter of urgency approach this matter sternly by making cash available at commercial banks and also asking the staff of these banks desist from owning POS terminals for cash-in, cash-out transactions.

The masses are being exploited by these POS operators who take advantage of the present cash crunch to inflict untold hardship on the common man.

This evil practice must stop!

Same here in Lagos. 3k for 10k.

Reuters
Nigeria's total debt to hit $172 bln after loan-to-bond swap, new borrowings - DMO
Jan 4, 202317:57
Nigeria's total public debt could hit 77 trillion naira ($171.68 billion) this year, from 44 trillion naira as at September, after a loan-to-bond swap and new borrowings to fund the 2023 budget, the head of the Debt Management Office said on Wednesday.

($1 = ₦448.5100 CBN rate $1 = ₦740 black mkt)

More than half our population can't afford a healthy diet.

Vote wisely, note that you can't solve a problem at the same level of thinking that created it, so the same old men that create our problems can't solve it.