₦airaland Forum

The real God of Creation known to OUR ANCESTORS is not that THING in your bible you call 'God', who orders massacres and genocides, such as the genocide of Palestinians in Gaza which you "Christians" support.

Your "god" is Evil.

dollytino4real:
God nur be okija o, just respect urself and sit well there o

Your FAKE WHITE imported "god" IS NOT GOD, SO SHUT UP.

chiefolododo:
Soludo is acting like satan pickin

IS THAT SO?

When he was doing the same with the traditionalists abusing their powers, what did you say?

You SUPPORTED that.

So you think only your FAKE IMPORTED OYINBO RELIGION has the right to deceive Nigerians?

You have another think coming.

Tell that to your tithe-hungry, private jet flying THIEF pastor.

On Nairaland only those who hate Tinubu and hate Nigeria get their posts on Front Page.

Don't expect this thread on FP.

jogojogo:
8

This should be on the front page!!!

It should.

THIS ALONE is enough to make me vote for him.

One of the less publicized but potentially historic achievements of the administration has been the comprehensive geospatial mapping of Nigeria's solid mineral resources. For decades, Nigeria's vast mineral wealth remained largely underexplored and poorly documented. Under the current administration, extensive geological and geospatial surveys have been undertaken to accurately identify, map, and catalog mineral deposits across the country.

The importance of this achievement cannot be overstated. Investors are far more likely to commit capital when they possess reliable geological data regarding mineral locations, quantities, and commercial viability. By creating a modern mineral database, Nigeria is positioning itself to attract substantial investment into mining, processing, and industrial development. The initiative also helps combat illegal mining by providing government agencies with better information and oversight capabilities. In many respects, the mineral mapping programme lays the foundation for diversifying Nigeria's economy beyond oil and unlocking billions of dollars in untapped mineral wealth.

Equally significant has been the administration's effort to strengthen public sector efficiency through the training of more than 1,000 procurement officers across federal institutions. Procurement represents one of the largest areas of government expenditure and has historically been vulnerable to inefficiency, waste, project delays, and corruption.

By investing in the professional training and certification of procurement officers, the administration is addressing a critical but often overlooked aspect of governance. Well-trained procurement professionals help ensure that public contracts are awarded transparently, projects are properly monitored, costs are controlled, and taxpayers receive better value for money. Even small improvements in procurement efficiency can save governments billions of naira annually. The training programme therefore represents an investment in institutional capacity, accountability, and the effective delivery of public services.

Isn't it amazing how Obasanjo, Buhari, Babangida, Abacha, Jonathan, YarAdua, Shagari, Gowon etc etc, came, sat down for years and called themselves ''President'', ''Head of State'', yet NOT ONE of them thought to embark on geospatial mapping of our massive mineral resources?

They were just paying lip-service to 'diversification away from oil'.

Mandem05:
Allow free and fair election na?? Not all this snatch and grab nonsense wey a whole president go yan. Shebi we have 24 hours electricity as promised? The president gave Nigerians instruction in 2023, Nigerians will comply in 2027!!

Free and fair what?

Let him RIG the damn thing if he has to.

The man has to complete his REFORM AGENDA.

After that, we can go back to ''free and fair''.

RUBBISH!!

You want to do ''free and fair'', ''free and fair'', Next thing you will bring in these PDP thieves in their deceptive new mushroom parties, to resume their looting duties, and discard these reforms.

Tinubu is the first THINKING PRESIDENT this country has had.

A THINKER.

A long-term STRATEGIST.

When his wife said he stays up till 3am every night working, she's saying the TRUTH. The man wants to fix this country. And all the forces sponsoring the ''INSECURITY'' are those who want to scuttle the reforms because it is closing the road for them to CHOP.

Dreal1247:
Those paid to defend Tinubu should refund the money because, the more they defend him, the more foolish and stupid they appear.
You said that you want to remove petroleum subsidy for you to have money for other projects. Yet you keep borrowing. What then is the essence of the continuous borrowing?

THE USA (POP 320 MILLION) HAS AN $8 TRILLION ANNUAL BUDGET, BUT STILL BORROWS MONEY TO BUILD THEIR COUNTRY.

IN FACT THEIR TOTAL DEBT IS $40 TRILLION.

HAS HEAVEN FALLEN?

YOUR OWN COUNTRY (POP 250 MILLION) HAS AN ANNUAL BUDGET OF $40 BILLION, AND IS INDEBTED BY A MERE $103.94 BILLION, and you are shouting like a market woman that they are borrowing money?

HOW THE HELL DO YOU WANT TO DEVELOP A COUNTRY OF THIS SIZE WITH $17 BILLION OR LESS CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BUDGET PER ANNUM, WITH THE REST GOING TO RECURRENT EXPENDITURE?

YOU THINK TO DEVELOP A COUNTRY IS BEANS?

YOU DON'T KNOW IT COSTS FAR MORE MONEY THAN WE HAVE?

BETTER WAKE UP!

Sheuns:
Remind us again what Tinubu is doing or has done with all the money he has borrowed in his 3 years in office?

USE AI.

Nobody owes you an explanation.

RESEARCH the answer yourself. Aren't you educated?

All I see are agents of corruption mocking him, and trying to sway the public into removing him, so they can continue their evil. They are the ones behind the sudden insecurity in Oyo state and all these southern states that were never part of it before.

Your evil machinations will not work!

sweerychick:
we prefer how useless the country was before Tinubu tried to make it useful

USE YOUR HEAD.

YOU WERE FALLING INTO AN ABYSS WHEN HE CAME.

JUST BECAUSE YOUR BELLY WAS FULL, DO YOU KNOW THE MONEY CAME FROM BORROWING $10 BILLION A YEAR FOR FUEL SUBSIDIES?

DO YOU HAVE EVEN 10 KOBO IN YOUR POCKET TO PAY THAT MONEY BACK?

OR you think the world will just keep dashing us £10 BILLION every year so we can have low prices?

The day they say NO nko?

That the one you're owing, you haven't paid..........then what? We will start eating each other, abi?

This is the person that DUNDERHEADS are insulting everyday.

Heaping abuse and curses on, everyday.

SOMEBODY MAKING SILENT MOVES THAT WILL TRANSFORM THIS COUNTRY FOR THE BETTER LONG AFTER HE'S GONE.

They want to vote him out so they can return to SHARING MONEY AND DOING NOTHING.

Vote him out and return to your uselessness as a country.

My Question to AI ChatGPT:

What are Tinubu's achievements since coming to power?

AI Response:

.................

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office at one of the most challenging moments in Nigeria's modern history. The nation faced mounting debt obligations, declining oil production, a fragmented foreign exchange system, widespread infrastructure deficits, and growing demands from a youthful population seeking greater opportunities. Rather than postponing difficult decisions, the administration embarked on an ambitious reform agenda designed to reposition Nigeria for long-term growth and prosperity.

Perhaps the most consequential decision of the administration was the removal of the fuel subsidy. For decades, fuel subsidies consumed trillions of naira annually, creating an enormous burden on public finances. By ending the subsidy regime, the government freed up resources that could be redirected toward infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, and social investment. Though the policy initially caused hardship through increased transportation and living costs, it fundamentally altered Nigeria's fiscal outlook and significantly increased government revenues.

One of the clearest benefits of these reforms has been the dramatic increase in allocations to state governments through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Monthly allocations to states have reached historic levels, providing governors with greater resources to build roads, improve schools, expand healthcare services, and fund development projects. For many states, the increase in revenue has improved their ability to pay salaries, service debts, and undertake capital projects. This decentralization of financial resources represents one of the most significant shifts in Nigerian federalism in recent years.

The administration has simultaneously embarked on one of the largest infrastructure drives in modern Nigerian history. The flagship Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is designed to connect major economic zones along Nigeria's Atlantic coastline, stimulate tourism, facilitate trade, and create employment opportunities. Beyond the coastal highway, numerous federal road projects have been initiated or accelerated across all geopolitical zones. These investments are intended not merely as construction projects but as economic arteries that reduce transportation costs, connect markets, and unlock regional development.

In education, President Tinubu introduced one of the most transformative social programs in Nigeria's history through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). For the first time, students from low-income families can access government-backed interest-free loans to finance their education. This initiative has the potential to democratize access to higher education and ensure that talented young Nigerians are not denied opportunities because of financial hardship. By investing in human capital, the administration is helping to build the skilled workforce required for Nigeria's future economic growth.

Youth empowerment has also featured prominently in the administration's agenda. Through the Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, the government aims to equip millions of young Nigerians with digital and technical skills relevant to the global economy. Training in software development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data analysis, and other emerging fields is intended to prepare Nigerian youth for participation in the rapidly expanding digital marketplace.

One of the less publicized but potentially historic achievements of the administration has been the comprehensive geospatial mapping of Nigeria's solid mineral resources. For decades, Nigeria's vast mineral wealth remained largely underexplored and poorly documented. Under the current administration, extensive geological and geospatial surveys have been undertaken to accurately identify, map, and catalog mineral deposits across the country.

The importance of this achievement cannot be overstated. Investors are far more likely to commit capital when they possess reliable geological data regarding mineral locations, quantities, and commercial viability. By creating a modern mineral database, Nigeria is positioning itself to attract substantial investment into mining, processing, and industrial development. The initiative also helps combat illegal mining by providing government agencies with better information and oversight capabilities. In many respects, the mineral mapping programme lays the foundation for diversifying Nigeria's economy beyond oil and unlocking billions of dollars in untapped mineral wealth.

Equally significant has been the administration's effort to strengthen public sector efficiency through the training of more than 1,000 procurement officers across federal institutions. Procurement represents one of the largest areas of government expenditure and has historically been vulnerable to inefficiency, waste, project delays, and corruption.

By investing in the professional training and certification of procurement officers, the administration is addressing a critical but often overlooked aspect of governance. Well-trained procurement professionals help ensure that public contracts are awarded transparently, projects are properly monitored, costs are controlled, and taxpayers receive better value for money. Even small improvements in procurement efficiency can save governments billions of naira annually. The training programme therefore represents an investment in institutional capacity, accountability, and the effective delivery of public services.

The administration has also prioritized affordable housing through the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme. Thousands of housing units are under construction across the federation, helping address Nigeria's housing deficit while generating employment within the construction sector. These projects are designed not only to provide shelter but also to stimulate economic activity through local sourcing of materials and labor.

Healthcare has similarly received renewed attention. The federal government has undertaken efforts to revitalize primary healthcare centers nationwide, improve medical infrastructure, and expand access to healthcare services. Strengthening primary healthcare is particularly important in rural communities where millions of Nigerians rely on local facilities as their first point of medical care.

Economic reforms have extended into the foreign exchange market as well. The administration moved to unify exchange rates and reduce distortions that had long discouraged investment. Although these reforms contributed to short-term inflationary pressures, they were intended to improve transparency, restore confidence, and create a more efficient market-driven economy.

The government has also aggressively pursued foreign direct investment through diplomatic engagement and economic reforms. Billions of dollars in investment commitments have been announced across sectors including manufacturing, technology, energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. These investments are expected to generate employment opportunities and support long-term economic expansion.

In agriculture, various intervention programmes have sought to increase food production, support farmers, improve access to financing, and enhance food security. The administration recognizes that a nation of Nigeria's size cannot achieve sustainable economic development without a strong agricultural base capable of feeding its population and supplying raw materials for industry.

Taken together, the Tinubu administration's achievements extend beyond individual projects and policies. They represent an attempt to address longstanding structural weaknesses within the Nigerian economy and state apparatus. The removal of fuel subsidies, increased allocations to states, expansion of infrastructure, introduction of student loans, technical skills development, mineral geospatial mapping, procurement reform, healthcare investments, housing projects, and economic liberalization efforts all point toward a broader strategy of institutional transformation.

Whether every reform ultimately succeeds remains a matter for history to determine. However, there is little doubt that the administration has pursued one of the most ambitious reform agendas of Nigeria's Fourth Republic. If sustained and effectively implemented, many of these initiatives have the potential to shape Nigeria's economic trajectory for decades to come.

- AI

aariwa:
Does tinubu even know the problems of Nigeria before talking about solving it in the first place? During the run up to the 2023 elections Obi outlined what in his opinion is the major problems Nigeria was facing and outlined how he would solve them one by one and referred the country to his previous record as Anambra governor and how he was able to accomplish more than 80% of his ANIDS manifesto by the time he left office and his popular slogan go and verify became popular with many Nigerians and became obidient to Obi’s roadmap to revamp Nigeria but instead of tinubu supporters to take on Obi based on issues he brought foward they started attacking his person, family and Igbo tribe in a campaign of lies, hate, calumny not seen before in anywhere in the world. Tinubu went ahead and rigged and today look at where we found ourselves as a country

SHUT UP.

Here is what AI Research tells us about Tinubu's achievements since assuming office, which most of you are too IGNORANT to understand, since it is not ''Bring money let us share''.


AI Reveals Tinubu's Achievements

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office at one of the most challenging moments in Nigeria's modern history. The nation faced mounting debt obligations, declining oil production, a fragmented foreign exchange system, widespread infrastructure deficits, and growing demands from a youthful population seeking greater opportunities. Rather than postponing difficult decisions, the administration embarked on an ambitious reform agenda designed to reposition Nigeria for long-term growth and prosperity.

Perhaps the most consequential decision of the administration was the removal of the fuel subsidy. For decades, fuel subsidies consumed trillions of naira annually, creating an enormous burden on public finances. By ending the subsidy regime, the government freed up resources that could be redirected toward infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, and social investment. Though the policy initially caused hardship through increased transportation and living costs, it fundamentally altered Nigeria's fiscal outlook and significantly increased government revenues.

One of the clearest benefits of these reforms has been the dramatic increase in allocations to state governments through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Monthly allocations to states have reached historic levels, providing governors with greater resources to build roads, improve schools, expand healthcare services, and fund development projects. For many states, the increase in revenue has improved their ability to pay salaries, service debts, and undertake capital projects. This decentralization of financial resources represents one of the most significant shifts in Nigerian federalism in recent years.

The administration has simultaneously embarked on one of the largest infrastructure drives in modern Nigerian history. The flagship Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is designed to connect major economic zones along Nigeria's Atlantic coastline, stimulate tourism, facilitate trade, and create employment opportunities. Beyond the coastal highway, numerous federal road projects have been initiated or accelerated across all geopolitical zones. These investments are intended not merely as construction projects but as economic arteries that reduce transportation costs, connect markets, and unlock regional development.

In education, President Tinubu introduced one of the most transformative social programs in Nigeria's history through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). For the first time, students from low-income families can access government-backed interest-free loans to finance their education. This initiative has the potential to democratize access to higher education and ensure that talented young Nigerians are not denied opportunities because of financial hardship. By investing in human capital, the administration is helping to build the skilled workforce required for Nigeria's future economic growth.

Youth empowerment has also featured prominently in the administration's agenda. Through the Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, the government aims to equip millions of young Nigerians with digital and technical skills relevant to the global economy. Training in software development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data analysis, and other emerging fields is intended to prepare Nigerian youth for participation in the rapidly expanding digital marketplace.

One of the less publicized but potentially historic achievements of the administration has been the comprehensive geospatial mapping of Nigeria's solid mineral resources. For decades, Nigeria's vast mineral wealth remained largely underexplored and poorly documented. Under the current administration, extensive geological and geospatial surveys have been undertaken to accurately identify, map, and catalog mineral deposits across the country.

The importance of this achievement cannot be overstated. Investors are far more likely to commit capital when they possess reliable geological data regarding mineral locations, quantities, and commercial viability. By creating a modern mineral database, Nigeria is positioning itself to attract substantial investment into mining, processing, and industrial development. The initiative also helps combat illegal mining by providing government agencies with better information and oversight capabilities. In many respects, the mineral mapping programme lays the foundation for diversifying Nigeria's economy beyond oil and unlocking billions of dollars in untapped mineral wealth.

Equally significant has been the administration's effort to strengthen public sector efficiency through the training of more than 1,000 procurement officers across federal institutions. Procurement represents one of the largest areas of government expenditure and has historically been vulnerable to inefficiency, waste, project delays, and corruption.

By investing in the professional training and certification of procurement officers, the administration is addressing a critical but often overlooked aspect of governance. Well-trained procurement professionals help ensure that public contracts are awarded transparently, projects are properly monitored, costs are controlled, and taxpayers receive better value for money. Even small improvements in procurement efficiency can save governments billions of naira annually. The training programme therefore represents an investment in institutional capacity, accountability, and the effective delivery of public services.

The administration has also prioritized affordable housing through the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme. Thousands of housing units are under construction across the federation, helping address Nigeria's housing deficit while generating employment within the construction sector. These projects are designed not only to provide shelter but also to stimulate economic activity through local sourcing of materials and labor.

Healthcare has similarly received renewed attention. The federal government has undertaken efforts to revitalize primary healthcare centers nationwide, improve medical infrastructure, and expand access to healthcare services. Strengthening primary healthcare is particularly important in rural communities where millions of Nigerians rely on local facilities as their first point of medical care.

Economic reforms have extended into the foreign exchange market as well. The administration moved to unify exchange rates and reduce distortions that had long discouraged investment. Although these reforms contributed to short-term inflationary pressures, they were intended to improve transparency, restore confidence, and create a more efficient market-driven economy.

The government has also aggressively pursued foreign direct investment through diplomatic engagement and economic reforms. Billions of dollars in investment commitments have been announced across sectors including manufacturing, technology, energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. These investments are expected to generate employment opportunities and support long-term economic expansion.

In agriculture, various intervention programmes have sought to increase food production, support farmers, improve access to financing, and enhance food security. The administration recognizes that a nation of Nigeria's size cannot achieve sustainable economic development without a strong agricultural base capable of feeding its population and supplying raw materials for industry.

Taken together, the Tinubu administration's achievements extend beyond individual projects and policies. They represent an attempt to address longstanding structural weaknesses within the Nigerian economy and state apparatus. The removal of fuel subsidies, increased allocations to states, expansion of infrastructure, introduction of student loans, technical skills development, mineral geospatial mapping, procurement reform, healthcare investments, housing projects, and economic liberalization efforts all point toward a broader strategy of institutional transformation.

Whether every reform ultimately succeeds remains a matter for history to determine. However, there is little doubt that the administration has pursued one of the most ambitious reform agendas of Nigeria's Fourth Republic. If sustained and effectively implemented, many of these initiatives have the potential to shape Nigeria's economic trajectory for decades to come.

- AI

Babalegba:
I'm finding it extremely hard to pinpoint just one achievement of Tinubu. Can someone list one genuine achievement.
I know that there's a lot of lazy thinkers around. People that think the insurgency was caused by recalcitrant foreign voters bused in for elections and that the true Russian death toll is reflected in the exchange of dead bodies by Russia and Ukraine.
So basically you cannot claim economic improvement since the economy is coming from a very low base caused by incompetence. You cannot also list white elephant projects like the highway as they are avenues for kickbacks and purely for ego.
Somebody should list just one achievement of the Tinubu administration.

YOU HAVE AI FOR A REASON. THIS IS 2026, NOT 1996.

AI DOES THE RESEARCH IN 2 SECONDS AND ANSWERS YOUR QUESTION.

IT HAS NO POLITICAL BIAS.


MY QUESTION TO AI ChatGPT:


'Tell me Tinubu's achievements since coming to power.'


AI RESPONSE:


...........


President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office at one of the most challenging moments in Nigeria's modern history. The nation faced mounting debt obligations, declining oil production, a fragmented foreign exchange system, widespread infrastructure deficits, and growing demands from a youthful population seeking greater opportunities. Rather than postponing difficult decisions, the administration embarked on an ambitious reform agenda designed to reposition Nigeria for long-term growth and prosperity.

Perhaps the most consequential decision of the administration was the removal of the fuel subsidy. For decades, fuel subsidies consumed trillions of naira annually, creating an enormous burden on public finances. By ending the subsidy regime, the government freed up resources that could be redirected toward infrastructure, education, healthcare, security, and social investment. Though the policy initially caused hardship through increased transportation and living costs, it fundamentally altered Nigeria's fiscal outlook and significantly increased government revenues.

One of the clearest benefits of these reforms has been the dramatic increase in allocations to state governments through the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC). Monthly allocations to states have reached historic levels, providing governors with greater resources to build roads, improve schools, expand healthcare services, and fund development projects. For many states, the increase in revenue has improved their ability to pay salaries, service debts, and undertake capital projects. This decentralization of financial resources represents one of the most significant shifts in Nigerian federalism in recent years.

The administration has simultaneously embarked on one of the largest infrastructure drives in modern Nigerian history. The flagship Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project is designed to connect major economic zones along Nigeria's Atlantic coastline, stimulate tourism, facilitate trade, and create employment opportunities. Beyond the coastal highway, numerous federal road projects have been initiated or accelerated across all geopolitical zones. These investments are intended not merely as construction projects but as economic arteries that reduce transportation costs, connect markets, and unlock regional development.

In education, President Tinubu introduced one of the most transformative social programs in Nigeria's history through the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). For the first time, students from low-income families can access government-backed interest-free loans to finance their education. This initiative has the potential to democratize access to higher education and ensure that talented young Nigerians are not denied opportunities because of financial hardship. By investing in human capital, the administration is helping to build the skilled workforce required for Nigeria's future economic growth.

Youth empowerment has also featured prominently in the administration's agenda. Through the Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, the government aims to equip millions of young Nigerians with digital and technical skills relevant to the global economy. Training in software development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, data analysis, and other emerging fields is intended to prepare Nigerian youth for participation in the rapidly expanding digital marketplace.

One of the less publicized but potentially historic achievements of the administration has been the comprehensive geospatial mapping of Nigeria's solid mineral resources. For decades, Nigeria's vast mineral wealth remained largely underexplored and poorly documented. Under the current administration, extensive geological and geospatial surveys have been undertaken to accurately identify, map, and catalog mineral deposits across the country.

The importance of this achievement cannot be overstated. Investors are far more likely to commit capital when they possess reliable geological data regarding mineral locations, quantities, and commercial viability. By creating a modern mineral database, Nigeria is positioning itself to attract substantial investment into mining, processing, and industrial development. The initiative also helps combat illegal mining by providing government agencies with better information and oversight capabilities. In many respects, the mineral mapping programme lays the foundation for diversifying Nigeria's economy beyond oil and unlocking billions of dollars in untapped mineral wealth.

Equally significant has been the administration's effort to strengthen public sector efficiency through the training of more than 1,000 procurement officers across federal institutions. Procurement represents one of the largest areas of government expenditure and has historically been vulnerable to inefficiency, waste, project delays, and corruption.

By investing in the professional training and certification of procurement officers, the administration is addressing a critical but often overlooked aspect of governance. Well-trained procurement professionals help ensure that public contracts are awarded transparently, projects are properly monitored, costs are controlled, and taxpayers receive better value for money. Even small improvements in procurement efficiency can save governments billions of naira annually. The training programme therefore represents an investment in institutional capacity, accountability, and the effective delivery of public services.

The administration has also prioritized affordable housing through the Renewed Hope Cities and Estates Programme. Thousands of housing units are under construction across the federation, helping address Nigeria's housing deficit while generating employment within the construction sector. These projects are designed not only to provide shelter but also to stimulate economic activity through local sourcing of materials and labor.

Healthcare has similarly received renewed attention. The federal government has undertaken efforts to revitalize primary healthcare centers nationwide, improve medical infrastructure, and expand access to healthcare services. Strengthening primary healthcare is particularly important in rural communities where millions of Nigerians rely on local facilities as their first point of medical care.

Economic reforms have extended into the foreign exchange market as well. The administration moved to unify exchange rates and reduce distortions that had long discouraged investment. Although these reforms contributed to short-term inflationary pressures, they were intended to improve transparency, restore confidence, and create a more efficient market-driven economy.

The government has also aggressively pursued foreign direct investment through diplomatic engagement and economic reforms. Billions of dollars in investment commitments have been announced across sectors including manufacturing, technology, energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. These investments are expected to generate employment opportunities and support long-term economic expansion.

In agriculture, various intervention programmes have sought to increase food production, support farmers, improve access to financing, and enhance food security. The administration recognizes that a nation of Nigeria's size cannot achieve sustainable economic development without a strong agricultural base capable of feeding its population and supplying raw materials for industry.

Taken together, the Tinubu administration's achievements extend beyond individual projects and policies. They represent an attempt to address longstanding structural weaknesses within the Nigerian economy and state apparatus. The removal of fuel subsidies, increased allocations to states, expansion of infrastructure, introduction of student loans, technical skills development, mineral geospatial mapping, procurement reform, healthcare investments, housing projects, and economic liberalization efforts all point toward a broader strategy of institutional transformation.

Whether every reform ultimately succeeds remains a matter for history to determine. However, there is little doubt that the administration has pursued one of the most ambitious reform agendas of Nigeria's Fourth Republic. If sustained and effectively implemented, many of these initiatives have the potential to shape Nigeria's economic trajectory for decades to come.

-AI

socialmediaman:

You snatched power from somebody, and you still don’t know what to do with the powe!

— Ruth Odugbemi pic.twitter.com/vuL4idL01s

— BLESSED 🥷 (@Dee_9889) June 6, 2026

ALL THESE DULLARDS ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

TELL THIS EMPTY HEAD THAT WITHOUT TINUBU'S ECONOMIC REFORMS, BY NOW SHE WOULD HAVE BEEN MALNOURISHED AND QUEUEING FOR FOOD AID FROM THE INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS, FOLLOWING NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY.

ASK HER IF HER FATHER CAN PAY THE $10 BILLION WE WERE BORROWING FOR FUEL SUBSIDIES ANNUALLY WHILE QUEUEING FOR IMPORTED FUEL FOR HRS DUE TO SMUGGLING, WHICH ENRICHED OUR NEIGHBOURS.

DUNDERHEADS.

otrasane:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mz5i_X_TFs?si=TfaaXtnuArRlZlEr


Speaking before members of the European Union Parliament, Peter Obi delivered a frank assessment of Africa's development challenges, arguing that the continent's greatest obstacle is not a lack of resources or talent, but a persistent leadership deficit. In his address, Obi emphasized the need for accountable governance, visionary leadership, and stronger institutions, stressing that Africa possesses the human and natural resources needed for prosperity. His remarks have sparked fresh discussions about governance, economic development, and the role of political leadership in shaping the continent's future.

THE EMPTY HEAD WESTERN PUPPET HAS GONE THERE TO KISS WHITE COLONISERS' ASS AND CASTIGATE HIS BLACK BRETHREN BEFORE THEM.

SHAMELESS MAN.

DO YOU KNOW THAT THOSE PEOPLE YOU ARE SITTING WITH, OWE AFRICA $5,000 TRILLION FOR THEIR PLUNDER OF THE CONTINENT?

BRITAIN ALONE OWES NIGERIA $50 TRILLION.

THESE ARE CONSERVATIVE AI CALCULATIONS.

DOES YOUR COLONISED HEAD KNOW THAT, MR OBI?

THE AFRICAN LEADERS YOU ARE INSULTING DON'T CONTROL EVEN $2 TRILLION COMBINED TODAY.

THAT IS WHY AFRICA IS POOR.

THE CONTINENT WAS RAPED, IT'S PEOPLE MASSACRED, ENSLAVED AND ITS RESOURCES PLUNDERED BY COLONISATION, THROUGH SHEER FORCE OF FIREARMS AND BOMBS, BY THOSE PEOPLE YOU ARE SITTING WITH.

THE AFRICAN UNION HAS CALLED IT ''A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY'' AND ''AFRICA'S HOLOCAUST''.

THE VERY FIRST THING YOU SHOULD BE ASKING THEM THERE FOR IS REPARATIONS DUE TO AFRICA.

REPARATIONS PAID DIRECTLY INTO EVERY AFRICAN'S ACCOUNT.

THAT'S WHAT YOU SHOULD BE DEMANDING AND CHAMPIONING, MR OBI.

REPARATIONS ARE A LEGAL ENTITLEMENT UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW.

WHY ARE YOU SILENT ON THAT BUT ARE QUICK TO BLAST AFRICAN LEADERS?

WESTERN PUPPET, YOU.

SEE THE SO-CALLED ''MESSIAH'' AND ''REVOLUTIONARY''.

NO DIFFERENT FROM THE SAME OLD WESTERN PUPPETS.

NONSENSE!!

Owombakara:
Guy just shut the hell up!!!

Talk about the topic stop talking rubbish!!!

SHUT UP AND LEAVE NIGERIA AND AFRICA.

NOBODY NEEDS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HERE.

YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF RACIALLY INFERIOR. AND THINK WE HAVE MADE NO PROGRESS SINCE INDEPENDENCE.

GO AND CURE YOUR HEAD!

Sangoamadioha1:
So because the security agencies says it is too risky to rescue the kidnapped victims we should just rest and allow the kidnappers to continue keeping them.

The same Tinubu said to Jonathan that the buck stops at his table, when the Chibok girls were kidnapped. The same applies here, the buck stops at President Tinubu's table and he must take responsibility and look for ways to free those victims and stop insecurity in general.

How do you know there are no hostage negotiations going on?

It's not something you expect the govt to announce.

This sort of thing is best dealt with by sensitive negotiations. Not barging in there with all guns blazing, or making unguarded public statements thar could jeopardise the negotiations and the children's lives.

IGBOSON1:
When exactly will that time come? Since 'independence' Nigeria has been on a downward spiral in all facets of national life....escpecially in its morality quotient, yet you're still optimistic things will improve!

YOUR HEAD IS UPSIDE-DOWN.

THAT IS WHY YOU REASON UPSIDE-DOWN.

GO AND RESEARCH WHAT NIGERIA WAS IN 1960.

ZERO POWER PLANTS, ZERO UNIVERSITY, ZERO INFRASTRUCTURE, ZERO INDUSTRIES, ZERO MANUFACTURING. ZERO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, MASS ILLITERACY AND MALNUTRITION.

A FOOTPATH LED TO YOUR VILLAGE IN 1960, NOT A ROAD.

NOT EVEN A "BAD ROAD".

A FOOTPATH.

OKAY?

ALL THIS AFTER A FULL CENTURY OF BRITISH LOOTING OF NIGERIA TO THE TUNE OF $50 TRILLION, ACCORDING TO AI CALCULATIONS.

SO SHUT UP AND BE GRATEFUL, BECAUSE WITHOUT INDEPENDENCE, YOU WILL BE ON TOP OF A PALM TREE RIGHT NOW TAPPING PALM WINE FOR THE ELDERS IN YOUR VILLAGE.

UNDERSTOOD?

Igbophobia:
When terrorists capture your police and soldiers, they execute them. Whe your government capture terrorists and bandits, they REHABILITATE them as repentant. And even inhtegrate them into the military and police.

The result?
It's only a matter of time before there are more bandits and terrorists than there are soldiers and police. In reality, the remaining soldiers and police would have no motivation to fight since they're practically fighting on all sides. Seen and unseen enemies/

The sort of nonsense you only find in Nigeria.

Tell the black man that he doesn't have the capacity for self-governance and he'd argue.

THE BLACK MAN GOVERNED HIMSELF EFFECTIVELY AND BUILT MIGHTY CIVILISATIONS FROM KEMET TO NUBIA TO MALI EMPIRE TO SONGHAI EMPIRE TO GHANA EMPIRE TO BENIN EMPIRE TO GREAT ZIMBABWE, ALL THE WAY TO JAPAN, INDIA, AND CHINA, AND BUILT THE FIRST EMPIRES AND CIVILISATIONS THERE, ALL LASTING THOUSANDS OF YEARS.

AND BLACK AFRICANS ALSO RULED EUROPE FOR 800 YEARS UP TILL THE 16TH CENTURY.

THEIR STATUES AND PAINTINGS ARE ALL OVER INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN, AND EUROPE TILL TODAY, AND EUROPEANS FROM SPAIN TO PORTUGAL TO NETHERLANDS TO IRELAND TO ITALY TO SCOTLAND HOLD ANNUAL FESTIVALS WHERE THEY DON AFRICAN COSTUMES AND PAINT THEIR FACES BLACK TO COMMEMORATE THE ERA OF BLACK RULE, WHICH PULLED THEM OUT OF THEIR DARK AGES, INTO THEIR RENAISSANCE, WHICH WAS THE SPRINGBOARD OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.

SO SHUT UP, USE CHATGPT AI TO LEARN YOUR BLACK HISTORY, AND STOP FEELING RACIALLY INFERIOR.

OKAY?

SOWORE THE ILLITERATE, SPONSORED BY FORD FOUNDATION.

YOU ARE WORKING FOR FOREIGN AGENTS OF DUBIOUS AGENDA.

Is Tinubu a soldier or a general?

If his security forces say it's too risky to launch a rescue attempt without risking the children's lives, Tinubu should do what??

Order the rescue attempt regardless?

And if the worst happens, you will open your rotten mouth to attack Tinubu immediately, won't you?

YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT THE LIVES OF THOSE KIDS, MR SOWORE.

THEY ARE NOTHING BUT POLITICAL PAWNS TO YOU.

DISGRACE OF A PERSON.

PROPHETmichael:
On the contrary, the United States of America stands today because of Isreal. The day America believes it has arrived and turns its back on Israel is the day it will discover whose right hand has been sustaining and holding it all along.

"I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you" Genesis 12:3

THIS ONE HAS DRANK THE KOOLAID.

UTTER RUBBISH AND PROPAGANDA.

NETANYAHU AND ISRAEL OWN YOU, MR TRUMP, AND OWN AMERICA.

OVER 94% OF THE US CONGRESS RECEIVES BRIBES FROM AIPAC, THE JEWISH LOBBY.

PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THAT BRIBERY IS LEGAL IN THE US GOVERNMENT.

ANYONE CAN APPROACH A US SENATOR OR HOUSE MEMBER AND GIVE THEM MONEY TO SUPPORT YOUR CAUSE.

THE JEWISH LOBBY HAS PAID THEM UNTOLD MILLIONS, IF NOT BILLIONS.

EVEN TRUMP HIMSELF HAS BEEN PAID.

THIS FAKE PHONE CALL PROPAGANDA IS ONLY BELIEVED BY THE NAIVE.

These are the witches spreading hate against Africans while screwing white men on their kitchen floor.

Always tough and brave when they meet their own colour, but shrink to little mice in the face of their white overlords.

Pathetic.

treesun:
former president of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has claimed that Boko Haram terrorists are gradually achieving their goal of establishing a caliphate in Nigeria by spreading to the South-West.

Hitherto, the extremist group has largely operated in the North-East.

Mr Lawan’s claim came amid recent abductions and killings across the country.

“The recent event of abductions, kidnappings, killings and massacres has woken so many Nigerians from their slumber and sleep,” Mr Lawan said during plenary on Wednesday, charging the National Assembly. “As leaders, this national assembly has the most important responsibility of ensuring the protection of the life and property of Nigerians.”

Mr Lawan, who represents the Yobe North senatorial district, added, “Mr President, Boko Haram terrorists are gradually achieving their target. It started in the North-East and is now spreading to the South-West. The modus operandi are the same.”

On May 15, terrorists invaded a community in the Oriire local council of Oyo state and kidnapped dozens of schoolchildren and staffers.

There have been protests in several states for the government to rescue the abducted pupils and teachers held hostage by the terrorists.

https://gazettengr.com/boko-haram-terrorists-now-spreading-to-south-west-ahmad-lawan-warns/

I said this would happen once Americans came here.

I said the terrorism will spread southwards.

I was right.

That country will only bring you MORE trouble, not less, una no wan hear.

Enjoy the escalation.