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OriOko88:
Just imagine that! Inec is now turning to a rogue agency. It's high time it's scrapped

digitalafricon:
Democracy have another meaning in Nigeria

Putindbutt:
In the last FCT elections, ADC had a situation room, Obidients set up a separate situation room

renderme:
This is true.

Nigerians realized on twitter that those against the tax law were just spreading propaganda. January salary entered people’s accounts and salaries increased due to lower taxes.

Exactly what this tax guy said was going to happen. The new tax laws reduced taxes for like 90% of Nigerian workers.

JejelifeNG:
January salary tax increased from 19.5% to 23%. This is another lie from the pit of hell. We will overcome

QuinQQ:
Turkey
Which one Turkiya?😅

Ashirioluwa:
Both the US federal and PA state minimum wages are currently at $7.25, but most entry-level jobs pay well above $15.

Most Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Medical Assistant (MA) positions in Pennsylvania, and specifically the Philadelphia area, pay significantly above $15 per hour. 

Also, stores like Walmart, BJ's, Wawa, ACME, and CVS pay well over $15 for entry-level store associates.

aestake:
Congrats! What do you mean by the bold?

cutedharmee:
8$ &10$ job in which country? This one deep o, I've never seen that amount been paid...

internationalman:
Even Delta airlines pays entry level ramp agents with no experience or educational qualifications $22..

No employer pays the $7 or $8 minimum wage, unless they want use their family members do the job.

NSA Nuhu Ribadu works round the clock, constantly briefing President Tinubu and keeping him fully updated on every development as he serves the nation with dedication. He has shown leadership in the way he handled the Nigeria-US relationship. Keep up the good work our super NSA. pic.twitter.com/jUx68iW64V

— Theresa Tekenah 🇳🇬 (@TheresaTekenah) December 26, 2025

President Bola Tinubu joined Muslim worshippers on Friday at the Lekki Central Mosque in Lagos for Jumat prayers.


National Security Adviser, Malam Nuhu Ribadu; Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat; Chief of Staff to the President, Rt-Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila; President Bola Ahmed Tinubu; Principal Private Secretary to the President Hakeem Muri-Okunola during the Jumat Prayer at the Lekki Central Mosque, Lagos State. Friday, December 26, 2025.

The visiting Imam, Dr Salahudeen Arriyadhi, praised the President for the numerous developmental projects being carried out by his administration and encouraged him to stay resolute despite criticisms.

A Friday statement shared by Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy), Bayo Onanuga, revealed this.

“You cannot satisfy everyone at the same time,” Dr Arriyadhi told Tinubu.

Quoting the Quran, he added, “Allah was happy with leaders who listened to the cries of his followers but unhappy with leaders who do not attend to the needs of the led.

“We are praying for you, and you will succeed.”

In his sermon titled ‘Unity in Diversity’ and ‘Remembering the Day of Judgement’, Dr Arriyadhi emphasised that human diversity in colour, tribe, religion, language, and nation was deliberate, ordained by Allah.


He said, “Diversity is a sign of Allah’s Wisdom. If Allah had wanted every one of his creations to be one, he would have created them one.

“Diversity in religion and tribe should not be a source of problems.”

He urged that differences be viewed as a foundation for harmony, learning, and unity.

Tinubu, accompanied by his Chief of Staff, Rt-Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, and National Security Adviser, Malam Nuhu Ribadu, was welcomed at the mosque by the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, and the mosque management.

The President arrived in Lagos on December 20 to spend the end-of-year festive season in the commercial capital.

The Nigeria government says President Bola Tinubu gave the go-ahead for the US strikes against terrorists in the country’s North-Western region.

Foreign Affairs Minister, Yusuf Tuggar, said this on Friday, hours after the US Department of War and President Donald Trump announced the North American nation had conducted strikes against the terrorists.

“Now that the US is cooperating, we would do it jointly, and we would ensure, just as the President emphasised yesterday before he gave the go-ahead, that it must be made clear that it is a joint operation, and it is not targeting any religion nor simply in the name of one religion or the other,” the minister said on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily.

“We are a multi-religious country, and we are working with partners like the US to fight terrorism and safeguard the lives and properties of Nigerians,” the minister said.

Some have viewed the strikes as a violation of the country’s territorial integrity, but Tuggar says the Federal Government would not take any actions that would violate the country’s sovereignty.

“It is a collaboration, it is what we have been calling for,” Tuggar said on the breakfast show.

“It was Nigeria that provided intelligence for the US strike in Nigeria. I spoke with the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, for 19 minutes before the strike, and we agreed to talk to President Tinubu for his go-ahead, and he gave it,” the Bauchi-born minister said.

“After the approval, I spoke again with Marco Rabio five minutes before the strike was launched against the terrorists.”

On Thursday, the Department of Defense said “multiple ISIS terrorists” were killed in the strikes conducted at the behest of the Nigerian government.

Trump also announced the strikes, saying, “The Department of War executed numerous perfect strikes, as only the United States is capable of doing. Under my leadership, our Country will not allow Radical Islamic Terrorism to prosper.

“May God bless our Military, and MERRY CHRISTMAS to all, including the dead Terrorists, of which there will be many more if their slaughter of Christians continues,” he wrote on Truth Social.

Although the details of the attack were not stated, the US Department of War later published a short video clip showing an airstrike in Nigeria.

The US Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, and the US Africa Command (AFRICOM) said the strikes in Sokoto were in “coordination with Nigerian authorities.”

“The @DeptofWar is always ready, so ISIS found out tonight — on Christmas. More to come… Grateful for Nigerian government support & cooperation,” Hegseth wrote on X.

Thursday’s strikes come several weeks after the Republican president said Christians in Nigeria faced an “existential threat” that amounted to “genocide”.

Trump placed Nigeria back on the list of “Countries of Particular Concern,” threatened military action in the West African nation if the issue is not addressed. He later imposed visa restrictions on Nigerians.

But the Nigerian authorities rejected the framing of the violence in the country as religious, saying people of diverse faiths are targeted in killings in the nation.

KingOfAmebo:
Don't come online again to defend rubbish with assumptions, next time present your evidence because we are not all dumboos here that accept anything you type without evidence.