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Being a Nigerian under Tinubu’s Administration is a tough job

No one is proud as a Nigerian at the moment.

More money to be siphoned

TheStoriesOfMan:
Tottenham, please create an early KO offset.

Beat those deluded Manchester urinated team.

Some fans are saying Carrick is better than Guardiola.

See talk oooo

Manchester united 2, Tottenham Hotspur 4

You honestly think this Manchester United side will lose to Tottenham despite Spurs being a man down?
Now tell me, who’s the deluded one?

TheStoriesOfMan:
Tottenham, please create an early KO offset.

Beat those deluded Manchester urinated team.

Some fans are saying Carrick is better than Guardiola.

See talk oooo

Manchester united 2, Tottenham Hotspur 4

Deluded swine, how market?

Why he no enter ZLP?
What's he waiting for?

Islie:
https://thenationonlineng.net/full-list-top-10-african-countries-with-largest-military-aircraft-fleet-as-of-january-2026/

Giant of CORRUPTION couldn't event boast of 200 military aircrafts

Dude even changed his name to Calvin. There’s way more to this story, honestly. But I can’t shake the feeling that the mother is unforgiving and manipulative.

Wonderful APC achievement

Glare247:
With all this ,do u know how many americans die of gun violence daily ? Trump is just a slowpoke looking to create more issues in the world , America is bleeding under his nose ,he is loosing support vase daily

If we’re talking facts: about 46,000 Americans die from gun‑related injuries every year in the U.S., which averages to roughly 125 deaths per day from guns.

By contrast, Nigeria had an estimated 2.7 million total deaths from all causes in 2024 (including sickness, accidents, natural causes, violence, etc.).

So ask yourself this: which country is truly bleeding?

chudez0147:
Very true. I placed a bet with my Merrybet account just last year. I placed a bet with #500k just 2Odds, I won but up till now Merrybet has disappeared into thin air. My #1m just gone like that.

omoooo... you dont mean it. Nawa o

ADC risks implosion if Atiku clinshes 2027 ticket, Baba Ahmed warns

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, a former special adviser on political affairs in the office of the vice-president, has warned that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) risks internal collapse if Atiku Abubakar, a former Vice-President, secures the party’s presidential ticket ahead of the 2027 general elections, arguing that a bruising contest for the nomination could trigger mass defections.

Speaking on Tuesday during an interview on Politics Today, Baba-Ahmed said Atiku is strongly positioned to emerge as the ADC’s flagbearer if the party proceeds with a national convention, but added that such an outcome could come at a steep cost to party cohesion. According to him, many of the party’s leading figures are driven by the same ambition to clinch the presidential ticket making a consensus outcome unlikely.

“If ADC goes to convention, and it certainly will, because that’s what former Vice-President Atiku wants, he will get the ticket,” Baba-Ahmed said. “And then, a lot of people will walk out because a lot of people are in that party only for the same thing. They want the ticket.”

He argued that the ADC has become a crowded platform for high-profile politicians nursing presidential ambitions, creating a volatile mix that could unravel once a single candidate emerges. Baba-Ahmed said the party’s current appeal lies largely in its openness and the perception that no single aspirant has an automatic advantage, a balance he believes would be disrupted by a convention dominated by Atiku.

Baba-Ahmed also pointed to the expectations surrounding Peter Obi, the former governor of Anambra state, as another potential fault line within the party. He said Obi’s supporters increasingly see him as a natural standard-bearer rather than a contender in a competitive primary process, a stance that could heighten tensions if the ADC insists on a convention.

Hakeem Baba-Ahmed: Mass exit likely in ADC if Atiku emerges flagbearer
In recent days, Nigerians have been inundated with reports suggesting that the Federal Government has introduced Value Added Tax (VAT) on banking services such as electronic transfers, fees and commissions. Understandably, this has triggered anxiety among citizens already grappling with economic pressures. However, the truth is far less dramatic than the headlines suggest.

Contrary to widespread claims, VAT on banking services is not new. It was not introduced by the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025, and it does not represent an additional financial burden on bank customers.
For decades, Nigeria’s VAT framework has applied to fees, commissions and charges for services rendered by banks and other financial institutions. What has changed is not the law, but enforcement.

The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) has been compelled to clarify this point following a wave of misinformation that blurred the line between service charges and actual funds transferred. VAT is not, and has never been, charged on the amount of money a customer transfers or withdraws. Rather, it applies strictly to the service fee imposed by the bank.

This distinction is critical.

When a customer transfers ₦10,000 or ₦1 million, VAT is not deducted from the transferred sum. It is calculated only on the small service charge associated with the transaction.

Interest earned on savings accounts and fixed deposits also remains exempt, as it does not constitute a supply of goods or services under the law.

Equally important is what VAT does not cover. Basic food items, essential goods, medical and pharmaceutical products, as well as educational services, remain firmly exempt under the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025. These protections were deliberately preserved to shield ordinary Nigerians from unnecessary hardship.

So why the sudden public concern?
The answer lies in improved compliance and enforcement. Financial institutions are being reminded of their obligation to remit VAT already charged and collected. This renewed focus has created the false impression of a new tax, when in reality, it is the implementation of an existing one.

Tax reforms often attract controversy, especially in times of economic strain. Yet clarity must prevail over confusion. Spreading inaccurate information undermines public trust and distracts from the real conversation Nigeria must have about transparency, accountability and effective tax administration.

The Nigeria Revenue Service has made it clear that the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025, does not introduce any new VAT burden on ordinary citizens, particularly in sensitive areas such as savings, food, healthcare and education.

As Nigerians, we deserve honest explanations — not alarmist headlines. In a democracy, scrutiny is healthy, but it must be anchored on facts.

The task before us is not to fear taxation, but to demand that taxes already in place are administered fairly, communicated clearly, and used responsibly for national development. That is the conversation worth having.

Trump is highlighting real concerns about immigration and integration. His point is that the U.S. should prioritize national stability, shared values, and accountability from elected officials. Criticizing failed systems abroad and questioning leaders who benefit from America while criticizing it is part of a broader debate about protecting U.S. institutions and sovereignty.
Hand go touch everybody

Just wait till you win big, that is when you will know their true colour.

Members of the Lagos APC Governance Advisory Council (GAC)

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) — Ikeja Local Government (Lagos West)
Sen. Oluremi Tinubu — Eti‑Osa Local Government (Lagos Central)
Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo‑Olu — Lagos Island Local Government (Lagos Central)
Gov. Babatunde Raji Fashola — Surulere Local Government (Lagos Central)
Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode — Epe Local Government (Lagos East)
Prince Tajudeen Oluyole Olusi (OON) — Lagos Island Local Government (Lagos Central)
Alhaji Bushura Alebiosu (Chairman of GAC) — Kosofe Local Government (Lagos East)
Prince Rabiu Adio Oluwa — Ajeromi Local Government (Lagos West)
Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila — Surulere Local Government (Lagos Central)
Alhaji Shakira Akanbi Seriki — Epe Local Government (Lagos East)
Chief M. A. Taiwo — Oshodi/Isolo Local Government (Lagos West)
Sen. Idiat Oluranti Adebule — Ojo Local Government (Lagos West)
Wale Edun — Eti‑Osa Local Government (Lagos Central)
Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa — Agege Local Government (Lagos West)
Sen. Anthony Adefuye — Somolu Local Government (Lagos East)
Alhaji Mutiu Are — Lagos Island Local Government (Lagos Central)
Dr. Qadri Obafemi Hamzat (GAC Secretary) — Ifako/Ijaye Local Government (Lagos West)
Sabit Adeyemi Ikuforiji — Epe Local Government (Lagos East)
Sen. Ganiu Olanrewaju Solomon — Mushin Local Government (Lagos West)
Sen. Adeseye Ogunleye — Kosofe Local Government (Lagos East)
Chief Abiodun Ogunleye — Ikorodu Local Government (Lagos East)
Omooba Murphy Adetoro — Eti‑Osa Local Government (Lagos Central)
Sen. Mikailu Adetokunbo Abiru — Ikorodu Local Government (Lagos East)
Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi — Ojo Local Government (Lagos West)
Alhaji Tunde Balogun — Apapa Local Government (Lagos Central)
Cardinal James Omolaja Odunbaku — Ikeja Local Government (Lagos West)
Chief Mrs. Adejoke Orelope Adefuluire — Alimosho Local Government (Lagos West)
Asiwaju Olorunfunmi Bashorun — Ikorodu Local Government (Lagos East)
Omooba Olumuyiwa Sosanya — Kosofe Local Government (Lagos East)
Chief Femi Pedro — Eti‑Osa Local Government (Lagos Central)
Mrs. Jumoke Okoya‑Thomas — Lagos Island Local Government (Lagos Central)

Are these political heavyweights, including his parents, plotting to sideline Seyi Tinubu and engineer a comeback for Akinwunmi Ambode?

creativejagaban:
A whole KANO STATE is moving to APC.
A whole DELTA STATE moved to APC
A whole RIVERS STATE moved to APC
A whole PLATEAU STATE moved to APC
A whole TARABA STATE moved to APC
A whole ENUGU STATE moved to APC

....
But a section of a local government in ANAMBRA (an APGA state, a state with less than 100 thousand voters) moves to ADC (the structure of criminalities), the lamba fans are jubilating

Tinubu till 2031.

You think APC will win elections in ALL these states?
Dey deceive yourself

Rossychy:
Anambra should not give up on their ancestry party, APGA. My advice to them.

Ancestry party in deed
APGA by day
APC by night.

Gen. Mamman Kontagora
I miss this man

Wellington Clinics Abuja – Job Vacancy

Wellington Clinics Abuja, a reputable specialist healthcare facility, is seeking to employ a qualified, licensed, and professional Pharmacist to join our healthcare team.

Job Title: Pharmacist

Job Description / Responsibilities:
* Dispense medications accurately in accordance with prescriptions and regulatory standards
* Provide professional pharmaceutical care and drug information to patients and healthcare staff
* Supervise pharmacy technicians and support staff
* Ensure proper storage, handling, and inventory management of medications
* Maintain accurate records of prescriptions, controlled drugs, and stock levels
* Ensure full compliance with Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN) regulations and hospital policies
* Participate in drug utilization reviews and medication safety initiatives
* Support audits, inspections, and quality assurance processes
* Perform other duties as assigned by management

Qualifications & Requirements:
* Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy (B.Pharm or Pharm.D)
* Must possess valid and relevant professional documents, including PCN license
* Minimum of 2 years relevant post-qualification experience
* Strong knowledge of pharmaceutical practice and regulatory compliance
* Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills
* High level of professionalism, integrity, and attention to detail

Application Process:
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV with the subject line “PHARMACIST” [/b]to:
📧 [b]jobs@wellingtonclinicsabuja.com


Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Wellington Clinics Abuja – Job Vacancy
Wellington Clinics Abuja, a reputable specialist healthcare facility, is inviting applications from qualified and competent candidates for the position of Pharmacy Technician.

Job Title: Pharmacy Technician

Job Description / Responsibilities:
* Assist the pharmacist in dispensing medications accurately
* Prepare and label medications under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist
* Maintain proper storage and inventory of drugs and medical supplies
* Ensure compliance with pharmacy regulations, policies, and procedures
* Keep accurate records of prescriptions, stock usage, and replenishment
* Support daily pharmacy operations and patient service delivery
* Maintain cleanliness and organization of the pharmacy area
* Perform other duties as assigned by the supervising pharmacist

Qualifications & Requirements:
* Diploma or certification in Pharmacy Technology or a related field
* Must possess relevant and valid professional documents/licenses
* Minimum of 2 years relevant work experience (added for consistency; can be removed if not required)
* Good knowledge of pharmaceutical practices and drug handling
* Strong attention to detail and good communication skills
* Ability to work effectively in a healthcare team

Application Process:
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV with the subject line “PHARMACY TECHNICIAN” to:
📧 jobs@wellingtonclinicsabuja.com


Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Wellington Clinics Abuja – Job Vacancy
Wellington Clinics Abuja, a leading specialist healthcare facility, is seeking to employ a competent, detail-oriented, and results-driven Accountant to join our team.

Job Title: Accountant

Job Description / Responsibilities:
* Prepare, examine, and maintain accurate financial records and reports
* Manage daily accounting operations, including payments, receipts, and reconciliations
* Ensure compliance with financial regulations, policies, and internal controls
* Assist in budget preparation, monitoring, and financial forecasting
* Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements
* Maintain proper documentation of financial transactions
* Support audits and liaise with external auditors when required
* Perform other finance-related duties as assigned by management

Qualifications & Experience:
* Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or a related discipline
* Minimum of 2 years relevant working experience
* Sound knowledge of accounting principles, financial reporting, and record keeping
* Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills
* High level of integrity, accuracy, and attention to detail
* Ability to work effectively with minimal supervision

Application Process:
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to:
📧 jobs@wellingtonclinicsabuja.com

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

LegendHero:
How did Atiku won Osun if not for Adeleke?

How did Tinubu won Benue if not for Father Alia?

How did Atiku won Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom if not for the governors?

How did Tinubu won all the states he won in the North if not for the governors?

Stop using SE to judge, Obi is the closest thing they have to presidency with momentum so they would naturally vote him. Also, SE governors don’t actually work for Tinubu in 2023, how do you explain them winning their own elections massively and Tinubu losing with over 99%.

No sane person on earth can say Governors don’t matter especially when the governor is a grassroots person and truly supported you with all his arsenal.

Sanwoolu slack in Lagos in 2023 and was caught unaware. That’s why he fixed it during the governorship and APC won over 65% of the votes.

Let 20 governors leave APC today and see how Tinubu will lose massively ate the polls.

Dumb and baseless analysis.

So you’re saying Peter Obi won Lagos (APC), Nasarawa (APC), Imo (APC), Plateau (PDP), Enugu (PDP), Delta (PDP), Ebonyi (PDP), Anambra (APGA), Abia (PDP), Edo (PDP), Cross River (PDP), and the FCT because he supposedly has all these governors in his pocket?

Please be serious. Political analysis is clearly not your forte, oga.
Go and try something else.

While the distribution of rice may offer temporary relief, it once again exposes the deeply flawed approach our leaders continue to take toward poverty and vulnerability in Nigeria.

Haba!!!
Instead of empowering widows, orphans, and vulnerable citizens with sustainable solutions, we keep offering rice as a cure-all.
When there is a flood, they share rice.
When there is a protest, they share rice.
When there is famine, they share rice.
When they are campaigning, they share rice.
When there is insecurity or attacks, they share rice.

These food handouts may silence hunger for a few days, but they do nothing to address the root causes of poverty, unemployment, displacement, or food insecurity. Vulnerable people do not need seasonal charity; they need empowerment, skills, access to capital, education, healthcare, and long-term social protection.

True leadership is not measured by symbolic gestures during festive seasons but by policies and programs that restore dignity and independence to the people. Until empowerment replaces handouts, we will keep recycling the same problems and celebrating the same short-term fixes.

Rice is relief.
Empowerment is a solution.

And Nigeria desperately needs solutions.

Wishing the investigators success in this renewed search. After so many years, one can only hope this effort finally brings answers, closure, and peace to the families who have waited far too long.

CHURCH / DADDY G.O STYLE

God bless you.
It is well.
We thank God.
Remain blessed.
I’ll keep you in prayers.
Greet your people.
May God go with you.

Ola9ja23:
A leader that always run away from internal crisis and fails to resolve it. How do you intend to sort multidimensional national issues ?


Tell me a simple reason when should believe that this man is capable to resolve Nigeria problems?.



Content creator in making

The claim is flawed because the inability to resolve party crises does not necessarily equate to the inability to govern a nation. APC has held federal power for years and still failed to fix insecurity and economic hardship, proving party unity isn’t the measure of national competence. Leadership should be judged by ideas, track record, and results, not partisan double standards. Ozuor

National security conveniently only matters when action is actually taken, so the DSS stepping in is a welcome surprise.
Let’s just hope this one doesn’t suddenly turn into another “questioned and released” episode like the Sunday Igboho saga.

...In a joint statement, the Israeli military and security agency Shin Bet announced it had "eliminated" Raed Saad, the head of weapons production for Hamas's military wing, the Qassam Brigades, in Gaza city...

Omo, no be small thing.
This is a strategic attack

MrPristine:
Let him go and rot in hell.

How can he rot in hell when 72 virgins are waiting for him?